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F W, UER, r.S. C. dednesday, March 29, 18YI. Ilon. C. W. Dudley says that it is not lo% al citizens, but loyal robbers that are clamorous for protection in South Caro lina. Loyal citizens are quite safe. Palmetto L3aves, Moss and Phosphates. The following articles of Carolina ex portation, are, according to McRae's Prices Current, thus quoted on the Liv erpool Market : Leaves. $122.23 per ton Moss, $.S.S9 a 63.56 per ton; Phos phates, $12.23 per ton. The aboveratet are in gold. Death. C. J. Dollin, E,q., of Columbia, wb< for upwards of thirty years has been connected with the S. C. R. R., died it Columbia last Thursday. Mr. Bollit was universally admired. He was it his forty-ninth year, and a native o M-.rsei!!es, France. Th Peiedert of the U. S. and-. C. President Grant, in conformity witi Gov. 'ScoCTs call for the military arm ivsues a'proclanation wbich concludes a follows : ,trer , Ulysses S. Grant -1Pre.1iden.t, 7-nadpersons composii the unlaw ful conhinations aforesaid. ti disper.e -anl retire peacefully to thei re-iectivc homes, within twenty day frumw this date. - Froma a synop.-is of the 6an Domingc Commissifn, Mr. Wade says that BOO is the de facto Presidezit, and Cabral. z bandit, sustuined by Iayti in his moun tain fastness. The people favor annexa tiop. .1 ie report, four columns long coiciudes %v ith the remark that to plan republican Institutiors upon that beauti ful and p:oductive i,lard would be an achievernett worthy to rank with the great events of our hi,-tory, and wouk be iqually beneficial to both countries. Aid I r Fra:ce. Amn:c...s' France is exhausted by this terr ible war. M1any of her people are starvir.g and utterly destitute. Let us not forget her early recognition of American I.ndependence and the prompt and perpus aid be then rendered tc our struggiing Re-public, and let us now - har'e with ler from our abundance in this hour of her need. ."'eir the Cry that Comes Across the Se!" Rally ing song and chorus. Words and Music by Geo. F. Root. Published by Root and Cady, Chicago. - This isright. It is no time to criticise Jater acts. France needs our help and should have it for humanity's sake, even lif she had not "Ild out the friendly 'band when our days were dark." So we say our Chicago friends have done a proper and timely thi.ng in issuing this -song. It is stirring and well calculated (o arouse sy mpathy for the war-stricken peasantry, whose mute appeal is so -touching. Lit every singer in the land sing it, and there- till be no lack of "food to eat" or "grain to plant." Commrenting upon Se:nator Robert .son's leiter, the Charleston News re marks: "Nor tnust it be forgotten that for three weary years the 'moral power of the State' has been combined in favor of 'peace, good urder and obedience to the la%.' Gov. Scott was elected and re elected- by negro votes. The State Le. gislature is the mnst venal, the most brutally stupid and malicious known to civilization. The wealth, the intelli gence amli the vir tie of the State are ab solutely without representation. Mil lions are added to the debt of the State; the swarm of tax gatherers filch the last .dollar fr->m the po,ckets of the people. .Yet the. .persecutedl and half ruined whited.ave obeyed the laas, and, until within LWTrast few weeks, not a finger has been raisedi against the constituted authmoritie. of the State.. We have tried 'the moral power,' and the only result is fresh exaction, renewvesl rubbery, worse tyranny and moure t.xation. "The ;,lain English of Senator Robert son's letter is on! v this: The whites must, as a boly, resolve to obey the laws, hon ever infamnout; to pay the taxes, however enuormnous; to subt to ii.justice, iin.'wever grierons. This being doane, the whites may rest assured that their patienzce a'ud fotbearanuce will en courage nuzr negro rt':rs to I -y the last -(esther upon the backs of the people." Tus Reint CRot.txtAN R AIRrr-if possiole,- more full or good things than usual -eome~s to outr editorial tble a welcome wisitor. Welt cedite'l. handsomely illustrated, *nd repicte wi vaJluab!le information for the planter, far:r an : gardener. We need, however. make no jeral praise of this maga zlne. The repnutat, n it zhas obtained, and the appreciatiom in which it is bel by its sens of th:ousands of readers, are the most murent mar!;i '.f its grear wor'. We cannot too h:igly commend the talent and exeedinglyi practica~l ability of its editort-hief. (Xlonel D). II. Jacques, who. aided hv a valuable. andi intiuential number f the best agriet t r:i writers of th is coun try. lhas niy.d. the mna.tuzine whaut it is. Onue rem.n-k:a'e Ieaiture of this magar.ine is its proit aivery. It is muiled in time to, reace' vr s: scri' ey thte first of the mooth. sand it- thi"ee any fulluare it must be in the Postoffice Dep tr:ment. Trhis prompt seas is a ebiaraetr,.eri: of thJ' entire business nmnagemeut t/ the prop-tetrs, It is not onl in h itr i C-tr,,tiniant i: is shown, but in every detail or their .urge and flour ighir g busine', ot wh'ih The Rtural Caro. ~.nian ,-ts hiar::e n emerpris.e as that is, is only a small depar:mnent. Sabecription -2 tper a'u'm. Walker, Evans & Cogswe!!, P'ub:z:rs and Propr:etors, Char leston, S. C. It ii downright extraiv:gantce to buy music Di abeet-for m. when yon e.i' get nearly twenty fienes your moneV'< worth hy subscribi ngto PrraaS Mt.sicAL MoNTUtnY. The April samber is to nan-I, an.1 conitains~ the follows ing b':mnttful seice:ionn: Sendl the Little Onew llappy to utd. s.mr iitd Chorne: Alone by the sa. S.a'. and Chorut: Building C~as'tes ii the A r, Search Melody: So4me Pndy tInve melDr. y Song and Chorus; Go,Prety lowr.with Eyes of Ulue. G.r man Song; Beauntiful D)ays th.at are Dead, Quartet: Eas:er-T;me, S:acred Quartet from At; Blue Evre< 4al'p: Indiana Polka: Vil lage Beautv'otka: Take mte Hlome, Trans, crio:ion. T'he ab) ,ve pieces if purchased in sheetsform, woul eIc"t 24 75 You can gem the lot for hirty cents by scnding to J. L. Peter<. .y9 Broadway, New Yo,rs, for the April Numb,:r of P'rs' Masie.d Moathily. Wi.smtto ro. ' uacn 21.--The South Carolina deleg'ation ca lied on the President to-day, In :antweriu:: the question, "How long the troop< wotiil rem in ?" and in reply to the dec!aration th-:t ?tn early departure wald mak-- matter< wor'ie. the Presidentsaid rbtov sh-dh temain until peace was restored . . ,,ia're to th;e 11 "r .eare. IFor the Herald. The Test Oath. MESSRS. EDITORS:-It has occurred to me that perhaps a large number of your readers ti may not fully understand the effect of the re- 1 cent act of Congrets relative to the test oath, and I therefore propose to present through the columns of your paper, some explana, Ii tious, which may not only be interesting, bat but possess some raluable information. The political disabilities originally imposed idli upon the people of the South, affected two T classes. 1st. The 14th amendment excluded the from holding office all persons who had held 1 oMce before the war, as well as all those who Wt were members of conventions that passed a ordinances of secession. 21. The 'Iron A Clad," as it has commonly been called, ex cluded from office not only those who fought on the side of the South, but all who sym- to pathized with the Confederate cause. Now, a n by an act of Congress, July 11, 1868, it was provided that those affected by the 14th hib amend meat should, on having the disabili- San ties, imposed by said amendment. temoved, take a certain foiM of oath before entering wij upon any office; and the 111 which has re cently passed Congress allows all persons ly not amenable to the 14th amendment to bu 'hold office upon subscribing to the form of oath prescribed in the before-mentioned act. yet The act al:urled to, rpproved 11Lt July, 1868, !el is as followb: 1 An act prescribin; an oath of office to be te- w ken by person, from whom legal disabili- reP ties shall have been removed. I Be it enac:el by the Senate and House of get Representatives of the United States of lom America in Convress absembled, That when ever any perxon who has participated in the late rebellion, st.d from whom all legal An disabilities arl..rng therefrom have been bri removed by ac: of Congre"% by a vote of two thirdsof each lI-u.c, ha, been or :.hall be the elected or appointed to any office or place of sin tru-,t in or under the government of the Lni ted States, he shall, before entering upon the ent duties thereof, ins.ead of tht: oath prescritied Chi by the uct of July 2, 1862, take aud sub-.cribe the following oath or aftl:-nation - 1, A. B, do solemnly swear (or ,tfirm) that I will sup port and defcnd the Con-ttution of the Uni, tici ted States against all tneinies, foreign and tioi dome-tic; that I will bear true faith and al- get legiance to the same; that I take this obli- 'I ration freely, without any mental ieSelYA nur tion or purpose of era.ion; and that I will I pre well and faititfully discharge the duties of tor; the office on which I am about to enter. So help tue God. Approved, July I, 1868 ver The Bill just passed, and having reference wit to the 2d class above mentioned is this: son Be it enac:ed, &c , that when any person stu who is not rendered ineligible to office by the I provisions of the rourteenti, amendm*nt to whi the con-titutio:n shall be elect:d or appoint' d ni to any office of honor or trust under the gor- the ernment of the United States, and shall not dou be ?ble, on account of his participation ill con the late rebellioll, to take the oath prescribed In the act of Congre.,s appioved July 2d, b 1862. said person shall, in lieu of said oath, to t betore entering upon the d:tics of said office, tod take and sunrcribe the oath prescribed in an) hav act of Congress eiitlted "an act prescribing wh( an oath of office to be taken by personi whose legal disabilities shall have been re- tint moved." Approved July 11, 18GS. A It is plain from this that any person vers amenable to 14th amendment, who has had the his disabilities removed, or any one not ef- l fected by that amendment, may hold any of- tl fice, State or Federal, by subscribing to the ' on form of oath prescribed under act of Con, for gress, approved 11th July, 1868. cen The advantages of this recentact,political- tra% ly and morally, even to many at the North, are too obvious to need men:ion. ALPiIA PL. wji NEWBERRtY, S. C., 20th March, 1871. spe< sta e Letter From Senator Robertson. tv UNITE.D STATEs SENATE CIHAMBERI, tori WASatsGTOY, March 18, 1871. imp GENTLEMEN: Trhe disturbed condition hiist of affairs existing in certain localities oh edi our State has caused me the greatest con. her< cern. Sincerely desiring the prosperity dev of our State and the hlapl-iness of all our for people. I would consider it the most"" auspicious net of my life if I cotuld be productive of any gi-od tas a paciticator.th It is not necc.es-ary for me to enlarge ed. upon the terrible evils which threaten the ,ilel State if the antagonistns of our society ble are not repressed. MIy idea is that the to b. true roa.l to peace is by peacefnl means -by justice and kindness to all classes- eCi, so that none may feel themiselves alien G;eri from the government. I am not safn- the guine of the effect of laws unless they got are sustained by public opinion. co My object, then, in addressing yOnl is gun to ask your aid in arouinig anid conceit- to o0 trating the opinion of all good citizents in refu favor of law ard order. Knowing your ta intelligance and gootd intentions, I yen ture, though not of the sanme political unci organiza-tion as yourself, to invoke your of t aid in the prenmises. and My suggestion is, that you put your- So selves in communication with the leading fran citizens in the respe-ctive co nhies of the als; State, so as to organize and combine the. hill moral power of the State in favor of rece peace, good order, and obedience to the r I cannot but believe that the happiest soin results would follow Tour ex' rtions, a' .i harmony, good order and general conte I .:-rt would soon revisit our distralctedl State. the Assu:ring you of myi earnet desire to untd co-operate in this mni sion of pe-ace. which put is intended to secure the righIts of every it ritizen. I renlnin, with highest regard, to' your obedient sers ant, TI Tr. J. RooRtersoN.<-e To Mr-ssre. J. B. K--r5haw, M. C. But Our er, J. II. Rion, S. McGowan. asp ..- .._ . con olIr A Royal Wedding In the fcrenorm of Tuies'iar. ti e 21st, the weather 'oeing chtarmiug, th-- marrit::e of 1wthei [rince-ss L,ouise- and ithe M~araii of l.->rtne was, theC celebrated at Wi,.dcor Castle'. At 11. forenioon. wit ministers. emba-sadoru, ni'btity sald ctl-rgy mind the bridegroom'as family we-re adminittedl to the 'P royal cbhnel. At 12 o'clock the rc' at cart isots, to 1; wat'b all the members of ti., Queen's famaily and other roya l p-ersontnze--, le't the. Que-.na's gate tat Windsor P's lace. and proceeded to thei sonatit en trar ee of the chape-l, nhere the-y wi-re rtecent edt by the Lord Chtamberlain antd condIiucted to places on haut pas-.I At 12.5 the bridegrooim alrrived. :'ecompninied o by Earl Peicy and Lord ow-er, anid ther were -C conducted to -cats' On h:int pn. At 12.15 the i re brioc, accompanied by tihe Queen-i anil suit- i ive earriag-s. arrivedl tt thte we-t entratnce ofthte .tt cihal, where the-: were joinet.d be the bride-- sole maidd. antd tmocved up the navie sm;id umltIic by a the choir. The bride was supportet by the Queent. Prince oif Wath-e, i.:d thei liukie of saxe: (,,bur::. vert The btide'tmaidts were Laies Eamlpbil. cecil. wit) Buter, liietague. (Gordoli, Lenuox. Seyou nrett and l-itz-.erald, et The bride was seated an the left of thte altar. sliip with the Que-en near at hatid. The ceremnyl was perfo'rmted by the tishtop of Lo--dotn inl tie choral style. the Q neen giving the bride- swas .- T A t the eud ofttheiet prae-r a rovati sa!uts was fired from thle artillery In Wir.dsor'l'aik. and the anwl gust repaired ro the eastle for luncheon. The ride and bridegroom departedi a,t -1 o'e biek fotr - Claremotnt for the bonieymiion. Abot a tiou- 1WE sad guests witnessed thbe ce-remorry. Tibe(eastile D E rounds were titted with immet-.- erowd-'. and Widsor wtzsen et. h Marqi. u Lorn AT and not the Hi:blin.i costume. Kite iihop of . Londo was assisted by the Bishiops of (idord. W inchester attd Worcester. d Poor France is almost Imrostrite under rabid -0 red republicanibm. Communo-sucialism would ii hat polute her. It is leared that Thtiers will be en i forced to resign. The Assemibly t'ill adopt the children of murd ered generalis. Napoleon visited ~ Victoria on the 2'it. t RRXoD. March 22.-The Senate to-day an inished the long r.llroadl war in the Lecin . lature by passinig the Hoiuse baill fir th- sale of the State's iiterect in 'he Richmond and do Peterburg Raibloud for S500 000. to H1. K. ieo Ellson and othere, of tis city-thus de- s. featmng the proposition of General Mahone to y buy it. Later in the day. an affray occurr-ed RE between General Mahone and John Lvon. the DE' attorney for Walteri., of Batltimore, in whose interest the Sta-e's interestr is bought, in "ta which blows were exchanyed and a pistol tile red by Kaione. No serious itnjury was wl 1done. General News Items. ing William is reported seriously ill. Western editor represents money as )se, but not close enough to reach." he Kentucky papers are filled with Ku x operations. here are twenty-one murder cases await trial in Jonesboro,' Georgia. 'he recent surrenders leave but two small ds of in.,urgents to Ceiituegos District. eaches are formed and growing quite rap , in New Uilean%. here are now about 200 postmis-resses in United matr he new hamier in the Be!semer Steel irks at Ila r s!na.g. l.&.,weighs 35,000 lbs., cost S9. 0ui. legal gentflvi.r en'l!s Lis morning cock Seire Fucias, l,ecause it "revives his gient." tualer, or German dollar, is equivalent .bout seventy-three cents of ucr uioney iliari is a &housand millions. lad cravrkd Into a sugar hogsicad and first excltmtitito was, "Oh, tur a thou. i toigues." Do you see anything ridiculous in this ?', said a brother bzarrinter toCurran. 'Nothing but the lieud," he replied. t. Petermbar is said to be slowly bnt sure dinking with the swamps upon which it is It. t costs S2,000.000 to build and $375,000 a r to run a first-class American naval-Ves here are just 100 Democrats in the llou-n, h Coniec,icut, California and Texas un reNented. ; may not be generally known that editors one important item of suloiistece at a price-they get bored for nothing. Faloleon having invested largely in erican stock,, it is rumored that he will ig his fanil to reside otn this Continent. Lrnold's self-acting washer is; said to he best thing invented tor house-keepers, :e Noah came out of the ark. i the absence of anything elsejust at pres to pitch into poor St. Loui- about, the cago clergymen are preaciiing on "the ons of the recent tornado." 'lie Old and New Magazine says: "A poli an is a matn who thinks of the next elec i; while a statesman thinks of the next ertiou." 'he African Repo,itory says that large abers of colored people have lIft, and are paring to leave, fo Liberia. The Reposi r believes that they are "divinely moved " he Phonix says that a white hen laid a y large egg in Columbia the other day, h the letter K upon it. Said ben died n after laying the Ku Khux eg- She i4 Yed and on exhibition at Barry s Saloon. he second regiment of Prussian Land r, composed almost entirely of married 1, left over 8,000 chi!Jreu at home. Thar heads of these men were level, c:tnnot be bied, for had they not left them at home, fusion would have reulted. lie latest proposal for marriage wa; done relegiaph A getitlematn sent a m1essage he tther that he wanted his d-uglter, the reply w:is received that he could e her. Ihe next train brodght swain, -n the couple were made twain, and left :ediately on a tour. Ueport says they .t by te!cgiaph. lady residing in a German city, which is heavily taxed for men and money by war. writes to her friends that the cost of Ig is so much itcreused in consequence ;she has to pay 65 cents or a pair of kid ,es ' with two button<:," th.t a new siik tiet co<ts ne::rly a dollar in gold, a cab wo persons to the opera and back 37 :s. and washitig is charged for at the ex agant rate of 12 cents a dozen pieces. KnutN, 1.areb 21.-fThe Gertian Par atnt was opened to-day by Emtperor aim, whto, itt personu, del vered his 'ch front the thtronte. The Emaperor :'"When I see the Gertman Reich -for the first time after a glorious but Sstruggle, which Giernmany has vic autly prosecuted for ind--~pentdene, I ant led lirst to give thantk4 to Goid for tie succeesees with whlich lie has bless ie faith ful uityt of G;ertman aliies. By >iem anid disciplinte of the armies atnd tion of the people, we have whast our fthers struggle for-uniity of Germatny security of her frontiers. Our cont io of 'futttre m,,ity was veiiled. iTe --preentt erthu<tasm of the people rent veil whent the fatherlandh waa threaten Tie n ition tutnanimnously rose itn her nee, antd traiced its firm wmill ini itideli eiaraters ont the battle fieldl of F-rance e a united people. BRALLES, March 25 -Favre has re ed two addit'ontal despatches front the ion authorities, declaring it the duty of Verai lies Governmetnt to cotnquter sedi .The with'itawal of the German troops been entirelv stopped. Soisset, who mands 10,000 Narional Guairds, wIth and tmitrailleuses, has been empowered yr the insurgetits amnesty; in ease of' sal to attack them and secure the Cen Committee 50,000 men are en route Bouloigne, to suppress the itnsurrection, snoN,Mairch 2 1-Midtightt.-Siiset hua, ~rtaken to concentrate loyal battalions e National Guards at Puebla B3ourse, re-establish his staff headquarters there. set is disposed to pardon the soldiere ent d in the emeute to restore municipal chises; contitnue the pay of the N'tiott revoke law for reward atnd payment of ;and urges the assembly to legislate to ncile conflicting interests. AtRNs RAII.tOA.-Ftomn a reliable -c we uuderstand that the G. & C. t. Cmpany, il it hais not already, at ly will comphly with the tertus for purchase of the Laurens road. We erstatnd further that the road will be ini runnitig condition just ats sootn as raut be elTected by w orkmecn atnd bi< it goodl news fur the Cousnty' nnd - ettizetn will hear it with pleasure. towtn will s.oot hegin to wear the -et of tht ivitg bnsitness, atnd all the veniences of a iarket will gather in idsiht. WVe wi.4b the cotnpanty atue. ,the workmenict health, atnd in adii , e will add', that we sincrere!y hope Iouta,ladr:ad in t his :age oif a iniged -dam'i rapidl developmtienat, is ind.eedl e iut of the wiatld. ['Isrensv ille II eraaid. No-r t'(t .Jiia."'- h rinig the -e-aton te late pieaice con ferece', whIaile Goa v. it ws receivinga the deulegatiotn, Joie ao' a.li 'erately w al kedi into a htte l,xi ve Chl:tinbter andi toiok at seat by~ theam af Gen. Ke .hiaa'. 'The h:atter aro.se iifiedi ttinner anda sail : "Go or, I will noti -it in the soneti ro.aim s Mr. ('rews. Eitheir heo 'r I ini-t 'e.~ Jote gathecredl himiself up arnd e followitig tnotice camei. to uashy aiil, wih a grba.at:ck to pty ebiarges. It .ks frit.aslf: 'A T'MENT' No 2. ieu: No. 1 -W'hereas threre are miaIi 5 atd evil .t.aii' p)ar.ons awho enai-t to perpaetr-ae their tmaiice 5ierve' nttices a' t hrea<, a:adetr covetr of Oil t- i n.iuea: tnw, W~ l watrii:a: such personst$ .WE till N( T allo-.' of atny ianterr .sTuP IT. ar. %-T are shill ha.> no interfe-rene i~ hu ioX'r>T, DEiENT, WELL-BE-l VED ER-40N, Wl!ETiiEit WhITE lLACK, an :1 we cordaliy I iinvite all they ,.hill be puriotecteda there-itt by thei d' power of thias Orgniain.t Bu't w e titetid that the inatei ii-t, honest awhite e(Tif E TAX PAYERS) of thi- Coty RLE IT. 'E NO longer pitt up with NEGRO LE, Black BAYoNETS. andl a mi.'rable, RAED. and TIlIEVBH SET tif lair :ers, (God sarve the mark,) thte scum of earth, the scrapines of ereation. We LOCAL. We learn that the telegraph line will b completed to this point next Monday nign PERSONAL.-Our pleasant and genial cot frere of the Anderscn Intelligencer, Capi James A. Hoyt, stepped into our sauctur a few mornings since, an I we were right g!a to see him looking so cheerful and heart Capt. Hoyt was on Iis csisnkannual trip t the parental roof at good old Laurens. There are so many Johns in this regio that it is necessary to tieep account of then Tire newly married John. and the incorrig: ble .John, the laies are nti inter e-red ablxx ju,t now, however. but the newly arrive John with all the latest fashi-,ns ani %nr:tike. is the rage at present. Laditslookin at Mo mr- Barre & Sons. . Lo'hnc.;- t ave bee,nh fuNed tihat IE- . 1 .2r. Ml'es has ch:ng!ed It rie from the fir-I ar!d thi;-d to the !set ornid at foirth .i bbths of the ntit. Thi -Aill ;ive *.-ter !'ervices at St. Lakes. WV further le.rrr that 31r. liles ill soon b ord ied to thw priesthood. This Churc witl :ot be Opened next Sunday. CLEAR THE GANOWAY AND Looz TO TOC TE;Axs -Runaway horses with a dray a! tached, collided with a driverless carring and horses Monday last, on Main Streel Not much damage was sustained. A littl child in the carriage was rescued ftom alarr and pozsible injury boy the presence of min of a colored man. Oar town is growing, an our narrow streets have many vehich-s it them during business hour-; and carts, dray and carriages should not be left alone. W don't excu!e the horses for running away their driver onght to teach tem better mar ners, or rather never leave them, but th horses are duly credited with trying to ot serve the right of way. Let us all take hecd and observe the way and clear the gangway "To ALL CoNri-.PLATING MARRIAO.' -To all cottendUlaing this en'ertaining hi -jubrou';" hu.sinesi, we wituld point out th advertisement of Mr. r. W C ii, il another column. iIe wishes to sell his Ilolt and Lot. It is the very pl!ce for a youn; c.uple, cosy and neat. And will answe every purpose until the said young coutl shall have multirried their image three o four fold. In fac: a de!irable re.idence fi any smr.ll family The above, minus the initials, reads a though it was gotten up in our town. But I is trom the .dgefivld Advertiser, and such p'easant co-incidence, withal-oar Mr. J. E having his hou,e up for sale-that we ex tract it hopitg that ioine one ('f our yotn men may see the propriety of the Advert, ser's suggestions. A Ntct DissER.-The LtiHeq of th Methodist Churrh. in order to raise fund.; t make some necessary rep.irs in the Pars nage. will furnmh a good linner for the g,-* tlemen next Monday, 3.1 prox., Ste day, a the New Hall. To accommodare gentlemei from the coun'ry as we!l :s the merchant and cther g.-ateren of the town, dinne m-ty be liad -> 12 to .1 W"*'0k. T1o in,nrei' a g.'ero'''is :n 1 iiwatrty p tonage and that there may he no (x!use ofered, w sutgest that every man con to town on th: day with a sharp appetite. evn if it be nec .essary to di.pense with the morning mea! o breakfast. Somneth inggood may be expect ed. Tile C.,mmittee will be pleasedltn wai apon ladies as well as gentteincu at dinner atd a!ho dut.:g the evening at a nice suppe: to e furnished Price of dinncr and suppe will he 75 cents each. Ice creams and ens tads, &c., extra. rom M -ssra. liflie & Chapma.n, at thei Coumblia Book Store, we have receiTed opy of Reynold's Pictr>rial Primer, and It i~ one of the handsome.st and hest ad tpte: 'rtmers to the uses intended we hare crei een. 'There is noehing, :'tra sing!e word, o a heavy chtaracter in it, but allis light, easil1 compehuible, and~ each lesson is beauti ful!y llustrated. It is c, rtainly the hes P'rber for little ones ever putbhlred. Also, No. 357 of H arper's h brary of sele movels, entitled "Bred in the hone, or. Liki l'ther, Like Son," a very entertainting hook [t shows that what i- in tihe marrow canni bie got our of the bone. Tnis Is a!so hand somely illustrated. This firm keep on hand a very large a< ortment of books and stationery of atll kind< itd we are pleased to say do a thriving husi MR. R. C StHIVER, of famous dry go';ds notoriety, pre-ents a card in this issue to the public, and( which lhe will follow utp weeki: for three months. Iis already exten-iva hou-e, w ith the great additions being adde< to it, and which will soon be eompleted. wil make it tile largest dry goods' hou-e in thi outrh, and thei comnpletest in all its appoint nents. It is designed to dev'ote one 0of th wings exciusively to all articles of itndies un d r-wcar, rind which willibe p)resided over h:2 competent lardies. This will add greit:y' ti te popularity of Mr. Siver's house. lli stock of' coods for Spring-wear is a batnd some and rich one, anod mrany oif the article are fabu'orsly low. The "press" arc iniforma.l thrat he wishe his cards cop.ied fromt tire l:mnrix, as the: appear, for tire space of three months. TH E COLMBA IIOTEL.-Duiring a recen isit to Columbia it was our pleasure to sto: st tis popular hrouset, andi once more do w restify to its compfleiteneCss itn meetinig th tvanits of the tr.rve'llit public. A'. to its ho taton, nothingr; net'd be said. a- every on knows thrat it occenpie' a ;io,ition coniven ietty cenrtral in a tuinn v iew. Tha r iti well kept we feel at libet tv to '.tate. andi tht tIe comfort of each gu'-t, whether stoppin;~ for a -ingle meatl, a lay or a w'ee'k is care~ fully considlredl. Its tarblets arc well nprovili withr alt thrat can he haei, anti its vlands wel prepatrted Mr G',rmrn , its pr'oprietor. is; quiet,t unarssuingt tet(lemriar, al. vay' inten on the tbusincess inr h r ~imi an it is n it strange thereore, thrit his efrcN to I'ec a- tre sue ces-f'ul. 1IIc is abl': ari,tn'e too by is g.:n tiemrcn: itok-keerjr, Mr. J. I). Iud Is,w! is tnremri:titr mi end.'.vors to ttive satisfic tir. O ur birief stay there was a pleasan one, andi we chreefrfully advise others to g and try the sam". A NEw TILE. --its a good thing to hi'v friends wiho are gentte:een and scherlars, ame tmore partiicularrly if they he in the furnri, ing i:ne of business. Such as onre is Mn Parick Scott, ro,undl the corner. It i.s rielt to state tiat this g<nItieanr wears spectae, therefore he sees clearly, arnd his vi,inr thu improved, reve ted the mehmnehotly fa:'t thte tire Senior otf iu, paler was wearingr r seei lotking blaek hat, lie sent for trim, an taklting down all of' htis tbox's contarinin alIl of the differenrt styles.varientes anti "tade in tones soft andi sweet, ye't ien:d on'irh recht the(cr5 of the loc.al Senior, said h< "make your choice. ande tit thrat lively hea, to a tile " Th'le deed was dne, andi non" dear reader, we are not a-ha :redl to toneii ou hat to the hrdies, for it is a newv and e!< gant one. Mr. Scot t nlil pletise accept ot thanks, and not only for this bit other ft vors. HIe says but little. but thinks an does a deal of'good. It maty tot be out c place just bere to state thatt he has just re ceived a choice s:ock of gentleman'i c'o' inc. tfurnishing and piece goods, which at IFFTY YEARS MARRIED, oR A GoLD WEDDING.-he fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of Capt. Philip Sligh, and his good old wife. aunt Betsy, as she is familiarly and kindly known through all this country round, occurred on Monday, the 20th of March, and was made the occasion of a pleasant gather ing of' some of their immediate family con nections, who partook of a good' old Dutch Fork dinner. As every one about here knows what a Dutch Fork dinner means, it is need le,s to say more than that it did no discredit to thc name, and was good in all respects, and bountifully large. The Senior being of kin was made happy on the occasion, and t behaved himself as he knows how, and this I tertitie- to the appreciation of witnessing the ie!:cit..os (.f an event which is of so rare an occurenc-u, and of a participation in the fea,t of good aud rich things. Fifty years man%;ea-;! an ordinary lifetime. A sermon i:ght app. opriately be preached on a sub .jct so i:rs:ig, but we lack space as well -a, ab!ity to do it jtt;;ice. The fashion of Ce*ltlbrating certain periods in wedded life the .,i!ver, the golden, and diamond wedding, not to mention the wooden. iron, and tin, which come in at shorter periods of time is a good one, and one which is becoming quite common. This happy old couple have t outlived a generation; have reared a number of orphan ch ildren; and by agenerous,Iseful e and charitable life, have made themselves loved and rcapected, far arid near; and they a bid fair for many years of usefulnes still. I Our kindet and best wishes are extended to I them. Scn.rq. 'P.inch" gives five tests of friendship 1. L.:u.l your f iena a good umbrella, and live to !We it b.ck again. 2. lIvite him to your club and treat him to cold mutton, and fiud that he forgives you. 3. Ask him to post a letter and learn with in a week that he has actually done so. 4 Cut a tash in his new billiard cloth withour. ruffling ils temper. 5. Tread upon his gouty to, and sec him smile at your c!uminess. As the be.t cure for ear-ache. the Marion Star I suggests thc whi.sper of a pretty girl. Bat this r lests to thre heart-ache. and how about that? asks the Laureisvile Hera|d. Tie K bedive or some other man was In town r-i: week. life hl a rnmber of keys which u, lucsed con,illerab:y. Aniu:tts tre in demand. jlohn ruyt they are chmaful, and will keep cff the ighitmare. Mei.ers. Motte & Tirrant wijI please accept our thaks V)r iarp!e bottles of Motte's Liver In vigorator and Dy-peptic Remedy; Motte's Com r pound .vrup of Yellow Dock and Queen's De - ligl:; and superior flaVoring extracts. All of their own manufac ture, and pure and %trong. At! exchange b% s that in some places in Ohio a man can't get a driuk of whiskey without eliowing the bar-keeper a written permit from - hs wife. Those men whose wives cannot write think it is not too late for them to learn that use lI'm br.ineh of education. A stage-idriver's philosophy-I don't drink. I won't drink. And I aon't like to see any body else drink. I am of the opinion of tho:-c m.unt.%in,-keep your top cool. Ncwy've go- snow, aud 've got brains; that's all the d itfernce. An old wom:n says in a recent testimony in regard to Ku K!ux. that she saw one bun dred and lifty of them come out of her well. She dieclares she will never drink water from rte well again. Well. We can scarcely believe in the existence of these mysterious and dreadful creatures, but tire evidence accumulates so fast that we are Ista:irgered. .One of' our best citizens avcrs that a very short man called on him the o her day, .arme.d to thc teeth,. and ont departing, as he 4appronched tire door, commenced to grow and stretch till he was at least eightrfeet high. lie ':,!ed himself a Ku K!ux. .Another states ihat a man came into his -store wi.h a Wiuchester rb ilmd that lhe hrad nev--r seen h im before. This Is proof as stronrg as Holy Writ, almost. Anoth--r states that two men were seen on the road thc other dray, each armed, thiit$hey il.<O were ur:rnown. The proof' accumrulates. Arid to clap the climrax a tall individual with long b'ack hair, and eagle eyes, riding arr elegant horse, came into our office about ten darys ago, and lef't a V to pay f'or some printing. Since which lie has rot been heard from. We have the V.. "Make me a Jacket of Pa's old Coat" is the latest song. It supercedes the pathetic bialla I, "Put mec in my little bed." A young lady being rasked by an enthusi astic politician which party she was most in favor or, r'eplied "'a wedd ing party." The beautiful cravat, which adorns the neck of a pro:ninent citizen of this town, was a precent from Mr. C. F. Jackson, the dry ge - man of Columbia. Mr. J. gives him all of his neck ornaments. 'The stock of goods exhribit..d by him are beantiful and chreap. - rs. Ar.n Whaley has just returned from the North wi th a choice stock of'Sprinrg Millinery. NEW ADVEETISEMEEMTS. I?. IL(. Sh iver-Carrd Cormmisionh'r's Nortice. K. K. K.-Notice-Stop it. II. Bartlett-Store for Side. l'robare .1 udrge-A dmninistrartion. T. M. Pa:ysinger-Sabe'-Ordinance. Morte & rarrant-Liver Invigorator. H. C. Wi,keman-D)ealer in Guanos,Grain, hlay, &c. Mr. Jis. I. I)znnis calls for annual returns for Income fair. 31r I.aw'recrr.e Marshall displays a unique caird. rean iitill over. Mr. Roht McCmtghtin has irn store a large rassrornen rof Sprin.; Gods, anud all the other arrtic esi uually kept by him . He is~the "curt als-o for valuarble f'errnlize'r' Me<srs I.oivelace & Wfnheeler it will be seen are now recerivitng their Spring~ stock of Dry G,iods ant Notrours. l'huis enterprising firm have also o'preed a fatnily groceryv where an ty trring in this line can be procured cheap W.'r take pleasure' ill callinug atten tion to the rrdvertiscemr'nt ot' Me'.rs Liriek & Lowranrce Ch rlubi. Thecy have cerr.eiuly adoip:ed the i true plieV for threir en tomers as well as br rtemselive:-. Tiey h ave a large and chroice stiock of gooid-. I )[h'. S.\U E'S C A TA HRI Smrr'y is to P.rtent Meicuine humbug got. ~Ti upl to ifurpe tihe igitnorarnt anrd cred,uloi s, bunt is. a p--rfeci'tspecitic tor Nasal Catarrh, - "C.b rrn the' head,"' rn.1 kindred diseases. Fire propi err', it. V. Pierce, M1. D. , of la tTifo, N. Y , otfers 5001 fo ia case he" can tno tir. old byv drurggists or sent by -m:it fo six-tv cents A pamphlet free. INi)'STRY PimVENTS I vie"'tinm er BIr;ers prevents Chill and ,'"Fevrer,iln cres Dy-p. psia. Hear tburn, SIiges L'tion, arid Genier'al Debility. We know I! il a1r "9, 13- it. COMMERCIAL. - NEwnn'.r M:. rch 28.-'ottotn --t"ady at 123 I t.r,P',oL.iarch-.7-Evening.-Cottonstrea r it' arn ea'rer-nyhrr.. id:<>rbennri 7l: sales 14, 0 ii b,i i- ex(iot nd -pteti at ions 3000. - Ni.w' Yirg. M:,rch. 2-7 t'. M -'irroin dull andi heav ni atilh Ia e,i 4re.97 'ate'. at 15i. ltArr>TIMni.Matrchl27.-('drron irnm-middilng f14': rec--h t. .3.- bi .es; -ah-'- 73.5; stock 12224. - n-rur.. STonS. M 'ci '27.-Co'rronU q'rer-mid diirng 14; r.ce.rits49 b'alI-; sa'e.i5(0; suock 21.444. -AIxiesi.'. Marchr 27.-('otton market closed e dullard nomninail. at 13'' a13) for middling; As I1DrSY1211.Z.-O framily cirMle 1a Co1 piete without a good singer, and how Is that to be helped, says one, when no member of the fam ily has the gift? There Is tsothng easier. Go at onceto the store of Messrs. Chick & Chick, and purchase ene of the new Singer Family Sewing Machines, the best machines made. tf M-THE FUTURE PROSPER ITY OF THE SOUTR.-There can beno doubt that it would contribute greately to the fa ture prosperity of this section of the Union if many amongst us would turn their ener gia s and crpital in new channels of enter prise and business. rhe old roads are clear, but they ~are worn and crowded. Blaze a new path through the woods for yourself, young man, and you will arrive at the goal of succ-ss ahead of your competitors. A striking example of the value of this pre% cept is found in the case of Mr. P P. Toale, ofCharleqton, S. C ,a plain mechanic, who has made himself the head of a large manu factory of doors, sashes and blinds. Mar. 1, 9-Im. A&- CHEERING FACTS FOR TilE BILLors.-Every day demonstrates more clearly that liver complaint, in all its dis tressing forms, can be controlled and cured without difie-lty or inconvenience. It is an ot-tinate di,ease, but its obstinacy is n.t proof against the pert:nacious, rcne di4l and restorative operation of ITostet ter's Stomach B*ttters. That genial cor rective conpels the organ to do its duty. It must sccrete regularly and healthfully under the influence .of the Bitters, Their action brings it back from a state of rebe, lion into perfect harmony with the laws o. health. If there is costiveness, it disap pears; if there is side-ache or back-ache, it ceas-s, if the skin and the whites of the eyea re tinged with superflous hile, they recover their natural ine; if the appetite is gone, tt returns; if the digestion is impaired, it is restored; inl brief, whatever the symptons of the complaint may be, and whatever the phase it has assumed, a cnre is certain. Such are the uniform effects of this prepa ration where billious disease has been al ready development ; but in cases where there is nerely a constitutional tendency to liver complaint, it may prevented through out life by the regular use, in amall quan tities, of tliN palatable antidote. These are proven facts, and should be seriously pon tiered-or rather, they should be promptly acted upou-by all persons of billions hab it. Mar 1, 9-1in. Sreaking of crimes in the South, the PhiladClphia Age says: "Tise remedy dot' n0t lie in Ulilit;ry despoti,m; it is toe can e. not the cure. of discontents, secret a,sociati!n, for poiitical purposeq, hnrning resentments and irregular vio le-nre. The remedy for this lies in free dom of opinion and the rule of equal laws." On the 221 inst.. at the re5idence of the Bride's father, bv R,-v. Mr. Holme4, Ma. J. W. ANDERSO*N, of Laurens, to Miss Ao.Es RAY, of Newberry. On the 231 inst .,by Re--.Mr. Stout, Ma. J. . HOUSXALL, and Miss Gussiz ADDIZ, all of Newberry. Bride's favor received, for which we make our salaam, wishing the fair lady and her gallant partner true domestic felicity . A CARD. Aware of the fact :that most all our mer chants South have bought very light for the summer, we have purchased heavier than ever, strd to-day own the most valuable tock we ever handled. Our idea is that in every commutlnity there are prntdent peo ple, who always bave nmon-y laid away for "rainy days." These will want goods, and nice goods, and we want to supply them ; threfore, we have established a Sample Bur.au with our business, from which we send samples of all goods requested for se lectioni, and t.hen forward the goods b>y Ex press, C. 0. D1. in all cas-s, guaranteeing etirs satisfaction. Persons desiring to avail themselves of haviug a one hundred and fifty thousand dollar stock spread out, as it were, almo-t at their door to select from, will order saumples of such goods as they desire to buy, and we will guarantee they can save ten. dollars on every fort' bought of our house. Samples sent free except to points not reached by mail. Ad dress R. C. SHIVER & CO., Columbia, S. C. R. C. Sitiven. Davin JosEs. Mar. 23, 13 -It. Town Ordinance. For the better preservation of health, the Counc-il of the town of Newherry herehy issue notce calling on the citizens to have thir prenmi.ts eleaned of all filthi, of any and every kind whatsoever, and cess pool< espci.dly, within fifteen days from this date. In case of necleet or refusatl to at tend to this matter, the council will have it done att the expense of de-linquent parties. Ily order T. M. PAYSING;ER, Mar. 29, 13:-3t. Itntendant. Notice to all Concern ed. THE Bridge which is in contemplantion of heing~ built ov-er Heller's Creek, in New berry County, will r.ot he paid by County Comiei.ne'rs It has not beetn put out to the lowest bidder. SIlEuN YOUNG, C.B.C.C.N.C. Mar. 19, 1:3-1 t. Til CHAPST STOR IN TILE UP COUNTRY. WE hog to offir to the people of NEW lRERRY mnd LAURENS the L1RET STOtR OF GOODS in the UP' COUNTRY, at LoWER PRICES than Anybody. Ouir hea vy sales in the past four months, i. consece'Cf of 0 having put prices so low, has c., i.-d-ul to n-ake a deternmincd eflort to DOUBLE our SALES at H&ILF the PROFITS. We htandile lar-.e quantltities5 of CORN, BA CON and FLOUR. atnd W ILL make prices ott these g oods L(WER thant anyv house itt hite Country. We also make a specialty of HOEE, anId offe-r a stoctk of 401u Doz. at PRlCE4 T HAT CANNOT BE COMPETED. Sendt for- prices attd see it we will not SAVE Your MONEY. ALL KIND)S OF Agricultural Implements. LORICK & LOWRANCE, COLUMBA, S.C NEW COODS! I NEW GOODS. We a e NOW REGEIVING A LARGE STOCK of S NPRING GOODS! CoDsIsting of STAPLE and FANCY DRY OODS, N0.TIO10N8, &-0., A ]so a splendid assortml,nt of CLOTHINC, BOOTS, SHOES, p HATS, &C., Lovelace & Wheeler. March 29 13 New Store!! We have opened a EAMILY G~ROCJERY AND L PROVISION Store In the building lately occupied as the POST OFFICE, Where we will keep a p Nice, Fresh Stock of Goods, Such as are :zually kept in Family 'Groce- 1 ries, and which we intend to sell at the I Lowest Cash Prices. p LOVELACE & WHEELEl M-rch 29 13 13 MOT T E'S LIVER INVIGORfTOR c AND Dyspeptic Remedy. 7 --:0: - FOR THE BELIEF AND CUIE OF Acute and Chronic Diseases of the Liver, Jaunaice. Gall Store, 1Elmt-urN G ing~ from Derangement of the LiVER, It is a pleasant lantive. moving the bowels gently anid surely, but. without pain; and is wonderfully adapted to cases of H-abitua Constipa tion, ToJrp!dity of the Liver. Itca:-es Sick and Nervous IIeaid-ache. Colic. Flatuleney, and is an effective remedy in affectionss of the KIDNiEYS AND BLADDER. MOTTE & TARRANT, ] SOLE PEo?RIIETQRS, NEWBERRY, S. C. - Mar. 29, 13-tf. Unitd States Internal REcenne, ~ Ass't A.-sessor's Office, 3d District, S. C. EVWnERRY, March 25, 1871. 3 Notice is here'by given to .all conrned 2' that annual retutrns for In,come Taxes, for 51 the year ending Decemnber 31, 1870,. and C Special Tax Returiis for dealing in Tobacco ie and Liquors bor the year comeengMyS I, 187], aitbin the liit.t of New berry and 0 Cunon Counties', will be received until April JI the 8th iniclusive. At Newherry C. H., uin- 31 til April the ist, andJ at Uniiornville from April 1st to April 8, 1871. PersonQ failing to make their returns within the specified - time wll sahject theiselves to a,penalty ol' 5it per cent. JAS. H. DENNIS, Mar. 29, 13-i t. As.,'t A ssessor. Sale of Personal Property. l R. 0. SWINDLER, Dee'd. ' IBy virtue of an order to nme directed, by B James C. Leahv, Probate Judge, I will sell C at the late residentce of R. C. Swinidler, de- E ceased, all the cotton, amounting to about Ten BaleS, and about THIRTY head of H1ogs and Sheep, on the TENTH day of April, 1871. Terms of Sele-G A$H. T. 31. PAYSINGER, s. N. C. Mar. 29, 13, 2?. *5. SWEEl'VOTATOE SLIP'S. 1 .1L R M A R S HL A 1 SL L D EA L E R: SI N CO0N F E T I O N S G RO SC E RI I E S A N. SL SO HI A S F R -E S HI F I S HI &c. Desirable Store Pro perty For Sale. THlE prmises oce'tpied by D)octor Fant and Mr. Wisemtu in, subjet to a lease to Dr. Fant. The Lot is Twentvy-Nince Feet Front byw Ei'hty '4-12 Feet Deep. Atn extentd"d credit given, andi paymenlts made to suit purchaser. A pply to Macr. 2'4, 13-i t HI BA RTLETT. H. C. WISKEMWAN, NEWBERRY, S. C. DE.ALER IN GUANOS, GRAIN, ILAY, ETC. ETC. )ry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, Groceries,*. I HAVE made large additions to my ,oek of the above Goods, -and offer my stomers a more complete awortumt. el erchundise on more libeal ters hes'asy ine since the war. R. L MCCAUGHRIN. Mar. 29. 13-tf. DRY GOODS FOR THE 'PRING TRADE --::o::-~ 180 pieces French and Ameriesa RINTS, all colors and styles. A handsome selection of IR"ES GOOR, to which attention is invited, ach as lain and Striped Poplins,. Mohabhs Plain and Checked Lenos, Plaid, Checked and Chene Japan ese Cloths, Broche' Grenadines. Muslins, Lawns, Plain and Chene C.,ainbrey Phtid and Domestic Ginghams;&, ADIES W A L K I N G SUIT", LADIES UNDER WEAR. full assortnicut of W.HITE GOODS, iain and Checked Jaconet Muslin. lain and Checked Nainsook Musli&. hTite Swis and Book Muslin. ish Linens from 50e. to SL50. r . and Bleacled Table Dawask. --4 Linen Sheeting. ro. and Bleached Cotton Sheeting, 10-4, 11-4. C. Cottoris. C. and Henmed S. Handkereh&i nen Towels. Hucka4ack, Cash sd Turkish Toweling. ro. and Checked Linens for Sults. inen Drill, Linen Coating, Bly a Blouse Linens. assiineres and Cottonades, For Cents' and Boys' Wear. lain and Fancy ents' India Gauze UNDER SHIRTS, nglishi and French I HOSE, White and Colored. lack Fancy & NeckvTies, nitt:ng Cotton,. No. 8 to 20, nll stock of Brown and Btesched SH IRTINGS, all qqalities, . frotn Sc. to.25. ED TICKING framn 20c. to 45.., For sale by I.L~ WCAUGHRIN. 3Mar. 29, 13-tf. CROCKERY. - Sdoz. White Granite Plates iner Break fast and Tea. Sdoz. White G;ranite oup Plates.. I doz. GCT Plates. Ssetts White Granite Teas. I setts Common Teas. dina PlateQ, China Ctrpe and Saoeer, But. rs Gravy Bloats, Pickles, Steak Disbe., iup Tureen'. Ewers and Basins, Deepaad al Di.dhes, Comaports, Tea Pots,. Cream igs, Pi:cher-, Yellow Bakers, China-Ssaps, ugs, &c. For saile by R L~. McCAUGHRIX. Mar. 29, 13-t f. iamps and Glassware. Table, Parlor and.Hall Lamps itagrea iriety, with Argand Burners and PNrey in Shades. Metal Hand Lamps, Extra Chimuis, rnr., Wicks, Lanterns, &c. - 6 Goblets andI Tumnblera of all quidide, er Guszses, B.ie T,ambIlers, Wine Glasse, sors' anid Castor Bottles, Preser v olass"ee C.ns, &c. For sale by. - R.. L McCAUGHIRIY. Mar. 29, I3-tf. i50 Tons Fertilizrs, ON HAND AND TO AmRIE 10 Tons Genuine Peruvian G uandse from the Peruvian Governmenageaa. 00 Tons Soluble PaciSc. - So Tons Baughs' R4w Bone. So Tous Cazrolina Fertilizer. 50 Tons Compound Acid Phosmphati -for Composting with Cotton Seed. All of which I sell at the manufacturer rices, awith expenses added. For approved >aper or Gih.v Acceptance, time sales wri >e made on reasonable terms. ROB3EIsT L. McCAUGHRIN. Molasses, Sugar, (Gof fee, &c. t hbl.. W. I. Molasses. 2 llbds. W. I. M.olasses. loi bbl'. choice N. 0 Molasses. ~to h6d. choice Demerara Sugar. 20) bbls. Powdered, Crushed, Cut Losf sad Granulatedi Sugars. I Sacks choice Rio Coffee. 15 Pockets choice Jai Goffee. For ,,ale by R. L. McCAUGilRIIC Iron, Steel Nails, &c. 1,Oni) lbs. Swede Iron, 3 to 10 inches. 5,000i lbs. Plow Steel, t to 12 inches. 50 Bars Hlorse Shoe Iron. 5() Bars Tire Iron. 10P Kegs Cut and Finishing N'aHs,' 44 --ud. 5 doz. Swede Plow Moulds. - - For sale by R. L. McCAUGIJRJ Agency for Dupont'i Gunpowder. Whole, half and quarter Kegs fffg ad i. F. & GJo., brands of the above Po1rder will b.- sold to Merchants at factory prices ~xpenses adde'l. 75 Baga Tatha-ns Shot at low Egures to lealer,. B.. R L. M-CAarnm