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THE SENTINEL. D, F, BIUDLEY, Editor and Froorietor. Tfcnns oF Subscription. Ono Your $1 60 Six Mouths 75 Advertising llntcs. Advertisements inserted at tho rate of $1 00 square, of (9) nine lines, on lf.ss, for the atBt insertion, and 60 oenta for each BiibseQQonl insertion. Contracts made for tiirkb, six or twelve months, on favorablo terms. Advertisements not having tho number of insertions marked on them, will bo published until forbid and oharged accordingly. Those terms are so simple nny ohild may understand them. Nine lines is a square? one inch. In ovcry instance wo charge by the spaoo occupied, as eight or ten lines can bo rondo to occupy four or fivo squares, astlio ftdvorlisor may wish, and is charged by tho space. fljgy Advortiscrs will please slate the numbor ofsquaros they wish thuir advertisements 0 make. 8Of Business ntcn who ftdvertiso lo bo bonefltlod, will bear in mind that the SENTINEL has a large and incroasing circulation, and is taken by tho very class of poraons whose trade they desiro. PICKENS C. II., S. C.: o Thursday, Jan. 27, 1S7<?. ^ ag?. 1 . .. . TVIifrtVl'ol VU.iVOi/UUUVUVV. Columuia, ?S. C., Jan. 22, 1876. Dear Sentinel: Pursuant to adjournmotit, tho Logislnluro ro. assembled on Tuoaday the 18th inst., at 11 o'clock. Tho roll was culled and a quorum announced. Af'tor tho usual routine business of tlio morning, tho Speaker laid botorc tho llouso llio mcssftgo of tho Govornor, vetoing tho Barnwells Blackvillo bill. This was Lcalio's bonanza, and ho obtained tho floor and eonvmoncod ono of his tirades, pros tondingly against tho voto, but really against Democracy, Governor Cham* borlain and ovorything elso not in accordant with his peculiar viows, . I ! . I ^ 1 ~ UUl u:u IIUl JMLCIXU illl' UU1UIU 11 U yielded to Whippcr on a question of privilcgo. Whippcr'e spccch, portions of which was considered by tho public pross too indcccnt for publication, was ho said, in vindication of his character and against Governor Chamberlain hb a man, and tlio Charleston Mows and Courier. I will not attempt to givo an oullino or synopsis ot tho spooch, but suflico it to ?ny that it wan in keeping with tho character of tho man?low, vulgar and indocont. LoBlio resumod tho floor, finished his tirado, whon a voto was had, and tho voto sustained, by 70 to 22. A bill to bar dower during coverturo has boon dofoated in tho IIouso and a bill (Col. Bowon'p) to rogulato marriago by liconso has been defeated in tho Sonato. This is about all ol any iinportanco that 1ms boon dono sinco tho roccss. Tho .Uouho adjourned over Irom Friday to Monday, and many of tho members have gonosome. The pros** a - r _i- - * - jjuciB ior a long session at inis timo, aro very good. Indisposition must bo my oxcuso for a short lottcr, which, porhops is tho host foaturc of it. B. 8&y Tlio rocont doclino in tho prioo ui cotion mi on i (i causo every iarmor to consider with hiinsolf seriously tho impropriety of planting cotton oxtoiiv si vol}', and tlio disadvantages resulting therefrom. Wo liopo tho intelli* gont farmorH of Pickens will canvass this subject thoroughly, and not he loml off by the expectation of becoming Huddonly rich in tbo too exclusive culluro ol cotton. Tho argumontfi against such a cout'Ho need not horo l?o given. Thoy nro numerous, and every intolligont and unprejudiced fanner can not fail to sco thorn on all ui/i?u ~ I-..- ! -* uivaurc limwU I1U IVIIUWM tllUIIl. JiUb not tho visions of "groon hacks" haunt your imagination into Iho holiof that tho culliiro of cotton is tho "sine qua nan" of succcas in farming. Thero is no fi'.lioy, for our country at loast, grcator than this. 4 ^ ? BgT 11 i? staled that thero aro nine hundred eases on tho calandor of the Supreme Court of tlio United Hi.ntos extending back for fivo yours. This Court is becoming like tho English Court of Chaneory, from which cases nover get out when they onco get in. If ono cano a day wero tried, it would i fll^ A I I r\ I l? ^ ' VIMVU jiiim u; l/IVUI tnu UUUKUlf, l>ut wo all know llio leisurely way business is disposed of, and threo times tliroo years would not sulllco to disytoso ol all the old eases lo say nothing of tl 10 now ones constantly coming ' - - o in. &a," (JUuh. ()'(Jonor conn-dora danger uud is improving rapidly. An Apology. Mr. Klliott submitted n lottor from Mr. Ulackirtun, which was as follows: GKNTIiKMBtt OF THK IIOUSB OF REPRESENTATIVES.?In order to bo roadmittod to tbo privilogos of iho IIouso, as reportor for tho Charloston Nows and Courier, I am informod that you rooniro an nnolot?v tor <?ortain Ian * "i nj guago usod by mo in a lottor dalod Docombor last. I am ohnrgod with accusing certain mombors of your honorablo body will) jobbing, oorrupt practico, &c. I did mako such a chargo it is truo and I am sorry for it llospoct fully, T ir i M * u. xv, Tho objcctionnblo sontonco in tho letter that acomod to insult tbo Ilouso was: "I did mako such a ohnrgo, it is true, and I am sorry for it." If tho sontonco was puneluatod as this is, thero could cortaiuly bo no objection or even misunderstanding in roforonco i to tho anolocv. If. howevor. it hud been punctuated thus: "I did mnlco 8Ueb a, charge; is true, and 1 am sorry for it," then that pure and honest body could havo ropollod tho ro iteration of the insult with sotno show of reason. Ono ol thorn, Mr. Bampflold. had hoard of this samo sontcnco boing nlaved off upon tho English l'arlias ment, but did not know sufficiently of tho matter and circtimstaneos, to know whether tho lottor was in good faith or a trap set to got tho IIouso to readmit Mr. B., not only without any apology, but whilo ro iterating tho samo chargo in tho vory faeo of tho IIoubo. A simplo transfer of tho comma and semicolon makes a com pleto chango of moaning, and no doubt it was tho intontion of Mr. B. to roo that this transfer was mado when it como to tho printer. Thon lio would havo had 'em. Thoy, howover, being in doubt of its meaning and having heard that tho English Parliament was onco fooled by this samo eontenco, though without know* ing its moaning, determined to rejeot Mr. li's lotl.or of nnolnov. ? , Soventy-fivo German immigrants celebrated New Year's at Mr. Cray ton's plantation in Anderson County. M?\ Cray ton has been very successful with thoso immigrants and t.hnv fii'O. mno.h nl.t f\o.hi>rl in liim Wo liopo enough Gormans will immigrnto to Anderson to keep tho na~ tives from returning Cochran to the Senato at the next election. Cochran haR fooled them for many years, and how long ho may continuo to do ho and voto for Whipper. Moses and Wiggins, wo cannot predict. Wo tiro sorry to lourn from the Greoirvillo Mows, tlmt Dr. Miles, roccntly of Pickens, but now of Greonvillo, was bitten by a dog when making a professional call. We hope the bito ia not a sorious one, although we havo always considered this dog biting business qui to ft sorious thing, bo caimo of tho hydrophobia it may contain. "Tho hair of tho dog is ?aid to bo good for tho bito," but wo Huspoct tho Dr. will hardly try thi? romody. tfzif Whippor'a indocont hara..^ .0 in tho IIouho might bo justly charactorizcd as a doublo distilled quintosBcnco of "Hlirno and black guardism." It is jufit such a tirade of indoconcy as any one would cxpcct from a drun kui'u, u gumuiur, miu mi ignoramuH. Ivnoxvim.k, Tenn., Jan. 21.?Tho lilno Jlidgo Railroad Convention mot yostcrday. Dolcgal.cs from South Carolina, North Carolina, Goorgia and Tonnoftoo, wore present. Itob't A. Thompson, of South Carolina, was mado Prosidont, and Dr. Lenoir and \(nni/< a .inn i? mi.. jvttijwi iiiv,iiuuu y iLWi. i unmuiun. .1 11 u proceedings wcro harmonious and highly favorable to tho completion of tho 151 uo Jtidgo .Railroad. An adjourn, od mooting of tho Convention will bo held at Anderson, S.. CJ.,on March .'>0, 1870. ? Monic Jury Manipulation.?Judgo Rood ban oponed up an "irrogulm ity" in tho drawing of jurios for Ornngos l?iirg county, nays thoColumbia Union Herald, 'i'lio Jury Commisflionor, in^ Btcftd of proHorving tho list from which ho drew tho juries for Lho term dostrovod it. thns rondorintr it imnos* / / O i sihlo to nscortain wbothor or not fraud had hocn practiced in tho drawing. Tho fact that, a jury list is missing would seem to us "prima facio" ovidonco of fraud. Wo havo no doubt out tllilt 21 IIttlU ill tUIl LMIIl to tliu H1HJ? j(!Ct in till tho couytics in tho State would do good. Wo auggosl to tho judges that tlicy hnvo hitherto hoon o truthful. Tho (Jovornor has removed tho Ornngoburg ofliclnl. Free SchoolsFrom the annual report of tlio Stftto i Suporintondant of Education, for tho 1 Rcholastio yoar ending 30tn Juno, 1875, si\y8 tiio Marion Star, wo gloan tho follow'.lit? itoma of statistical in* o - - formation: 1 Population of tho State, according to tho Unitod Stales census of 1870: Colored, 415,814; whito 289,007; Indians, 124;Chincso, 1; total population 705,000. Tho Stato consus of 1875 trivos nn ontiro population of 925,145, an incroaso sinco 1870 of ovor 31 per eont! Scholastic population: Colcrod, 153, 098; whito, 85,566?total, 239,264, an incroaso ninco I860 of 42,085, or upwards of 21 por cent. Numbor of school districts, 328. Numbor of frco common schools. 2,580, ni? incronso irora last year of 227. I School attendance: Colorod, 93,415; white, 47,001,410, un iticroaso of 5,G78. . Tho school atlondanco is 47 per cent, of tho scholastic population. Toachors cmployod: "YVhito, 1,87G; j colorod, 970; total, 2,855; incrcaso ol 228. Avoraco monthly wacres naid to w / o teachers of cach acx: ISIalo, ?31.01; female, 821).2 L. Number of pupils studying each of tho branchos taught: Alphabet, 13,035; spoiling, 83,730; reading, 05,382, writing, -13,003; mental arithmetic, 32,308; wiitton arithnflbtie, 30,172; 09.Q? Wnr*1iali rtMAmmnM ?*>""&""I'"J y MuguBu gimiiiiini) 15,407; history of tho United States, 12,574; highor branches 2,752. Avorago number of months tho freo common schools wore in session during tho year, lour and a half, or ono half month loss than last yoar. Numbor of school houses roportcd, 2,347?118 of which wcro orcctod uurmg mo yoar, ai a cost oi ia,48l>.35. Throo hundred and forty flvo school housos woro rented, at a coat of $6,869.43. .School revenue, fiscal year ending October yl, 1875: .State school nppros prifUien, ?210,000; proceeds of poll tax, 803,413.-12; local or school district taxes, ?130,721.17} otlior souroos, ins eluding unoxpondcil balances, 855,378.10?total 8 lt>9,542.75 School ex~ pendituros, scholastic year onding Juno 30, 1875, $-120,500.99. The amount of money estimated as accessary to curry on Hie froo com. : mon schools for the year 1870, for a I lint'irwl nf tiiv rvt Anl Ka If AAA t v~ ...W..V..O, .O V"VV,UW. Tho total amount of money ex ponded for freo common purposes for tho year onding Juno 30 was $420,462.99, or about three dollars and oighty six conts for oach pupil attending sehool?forty two conts per pupil less than last voar. <*> Bioy-The debato on tho amnesty bill throatcncd to be tho boeinnimr of C? O - - j a troublosomo and dangerous stato of things. IL hurt turned out to bo only tho ond of Mr. Blaino as a political leador. "Tho toars livo in an onion that should water this sorrow." All tho blustor that Mr. Blaino could summon did not sorvo to conceal his consciousness that ho wa.s boaton. Tiie National Democratic Com-* .mittkk.?ji meoung oi mo iNationai Democratic Committco will be bold at Willard's Ilotol in Washington on February 22, at 12 M.,at which mooting a call will bo issued for holding a National Democratic Convontion to nominato candidates for President and Vico-IVosident of tho United Stales. 4 + Slaughtered.?About noon j'esterday, says tho Augusta Constitutional ,Ht of the 21st., Charles Churchill, a plantor of Jlolly wood, on Iho lino of tlio Central Railroad was informed that two negroes were robbing his corn houso. Mr. Churchid armed himself with a double barrelled shot gun and proceeded to the corn houso uiiu kiiuuu vii vuu mnivua id Biinuimcr, when ono of them levelled a gun ho had at Mr. Churchill, whon tho latter fired at him and killed tho negro instantly. Mr. Churchill alwo firod his second barrel at tho other darkey, and woundod him ulii/hlIv. Nkw Orleans. January 21?Tho Troasury agont who is investigating allogod whiskey frauds refuses to givo tho result of his investigation, and consequently tho reports as to what has been dono, and who is implicated ure wiiiioiil ioniiuiii/i011, i no impros8'On oxistH that tlioro was no whiskey ring hero. /S'avannah, January 22.?Hon. Goo JL. I'endleton^was serenaded hero to night, and addressed an immense concourso of citizons from Puiiaki IIoiiho. ft was the largest gnthoring lioro Hinco the end of tlio war. t&ssr* wmlo (!ia hnnrf. ia am Um 1/^fl I Bido of the body, it is on tho right Bido of humanity, on tho Bido of morey, politonoss, rofinomont, sympathy) noighborly kidnoss, and good will to nil; poaoo, truth, Bobrioty and good ord or. Fairly Balanced.? fbo Washington Ropublican gots off tbo following, which has tho morit of boing without bittornoBs: "Ex^Confodorato Yioo Prosidont Stopbons is chairman of tho commit* tQO on Weights and Moaeuros. Wo havo no fear of tho old gontloman's woight, but his moasnros havo not always proved to bo harmloss." CoiiMiiiiipton Cnreil, An oiu pnysieian, retired from active practico, having had placed in his hands by an East India Missionary tho formula of a simple Vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent euro of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrln Asthma and all Throat and Lurig affections* also a Positive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility and Nervous Complaints, after hav- j ing thoroughly tostod its wonderful curative j powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his Buffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a consoiontious desire to reliovc human suffering, ho will send (free of charge) to all who desiro it, this rocope, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Sont by roturn mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. Dr. W. C. Stkvkns, Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y. Milling Notice I WILL send my Wngon (o any rcsidcnco within lire incorporate limits, c*ery Tuesday Morning, to get tlieir Corn and carry it ? to tho Mill and return it free of charge, if persons will inform me previous to each Tuesday to do so. .7. C. GRIFFIN. Jan 2.1, 1870 21 8 USUTQ! PEABODT SCHOOL, .NINE TIMES, S. C. mi!E presnnt ?oH?ion of the nbovc Schoo' JL opened January 3d, 187G, and will continue therefrom the scholastic yonr. Terms of tuition per session of ten months. For Primary Department, $4 00 For Intermediate Department, 6 00 For Advanced Department, 7 50 Board in the best of families can 4je had at from five to seven dollars per month. No deduction made for lost time, except in cases of protracted sickness. No student admitted into tho school, except by subscription. For further particulars, address the l'rin cipal at Nine Times. J NO. O- WALLACE. Jan 27, 1870 21 Cm | ... .0 .... ARRI\ Kd nnd rcft<ly for delivery, 100 barrels LIME. AND r OA 11 t /in <-. .r . - - ? _ uuu uAua UUANU. For Bale by K. K. HOLCOMBK k SON. Easlcy, 8. C., Jan. 27, 1870 21 if Notice. ALL persons indebted to Iho undersigned are respectfully requested to call and settle, ylll accounts not paid before tho 16th February will bo placed in tho hands of an officer for collection. Wo must have money to settlo up our own indebtedness. PnT /irn ?. vniimn.1"" i * v^ui^iv oi, 11?i TT DCjUIVI . Jan 27 1875, 21 tf. OEO, WILLIAMS ?fc < o's CAROLINA FERTILIZER. Til KB 11A DL E Y'S PA TEST PER TIL IZKIl AND THE PALMETTO SOLUBLE ACID ruosriiA te, Have been used by (he Planters of tho South for Ten (10) Years with nintchlecs bucccss. They scarcely need encomiums to recommend j their continued use. Tho standard of llioir I excellencies guaranteed, and thoir results prove BEYOND QUESTION that EVERY PLANTER who is alivo to II IS OWN INTERESTS should PURCHASE NO OTHER PER. TILIZCR. JIAGOOD & ALEXANDER, .Agents nt Piekona, S. C. JIUDumS & BOLT, A^cntH ul'Esloy Station, 8. C. Jan 27, 1870 21 8m STONO PHOSPHATE CO., CHARLESTON, S. C. SLUIJLE GUANO, (Available Bono I'hos-1 pliatc of Lirnc, 18.66 pur cunt. Ammonia, j 8.14 per cent.) April 1st, $-10; November 1st,, $68. Oollon optional?Middlings at 16 cents. $06. AK1L) PHOSPHATE, (Availablo Hone Phosphate of Lime, 22.83 per cont.) April 1st, $30; November 1st, $36. Cotton optional. $46. Special ratCB to Oranges on cash orders. tor particulars, apply to J3. (J. WILLIAMS, Treasurer, Charleston, 8. C., Or to 1IAGOOD ALEXANDER, J'ickons, S. 0. I) 1.1 r. AT riAirnn IV. ill. Eixsloy, S. C. J. W. LIVINGSTON, S?noo?i City, S. C. Jan 27, 1*70 21 Bin jISsL: * 4$^' I 1I jajjp ..sffla & iu MARRIED, on tho 18th instant, nt the resident}*) of tbo brido's father, by J. 1). Sutlior* land, Esq., Mn. NATHANIEL II. JONES to Miss MALISS/i C. TU/1INUM?both of l'iokens. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. #^DQMESTIC cwfvgam. sewinc (f Bjjp J MACHINES. 3/ Tcrms^o^Kxw^1B?V4/ Mpcnmca oFevery d08 criptlon. "DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHION8. The Beit Pattern* mud*. BrndScU. for Catalogue. Addroso DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO. Aoemts ffjiim. -?* NEW YORK. d>1 ft ft day allionio. Agonls wanted. Outfit and IcriDB free. Tru? & Co*, Au* guutu, Maine. ? * i ASTONISH INO X "Yet forty days, and Nincvah shall bo orcrIhrown." Future events pre phecied by rules in licnner's Prophetjo Book. Fortunes forcJnlll ill llmon. n...l ?< : f-._ t. - ,v? o.v u|>u uuu uvnuo ui jji iuun iur mw next twenty years; the futuro judged by tlio past. What years to make money on pig-ion, hogs, corn, provisions,, cotton, and when we will have tlie next panic, what year hard times will end and business revive again.? Every farmer, manufacturer, legitimate trader and speculator should have this book to know tho future, bo as to avoid loss and bo successful. Sent to any name, post paid, for $1. 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Wo pay Agents a salary of $:U) a week mid expenses. Kvhkka M'f'u Co., Hartford, Con. Particulars free. SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By viitrtik of an order from I. H. Philpot, Judge of Probate, Pickens C. H., 8. C1 will sell to the highest bidder, at Pickens C. II., on Salt-day in February, next, that desirable House and Lot situated at tho East end of Main Street, containing Ono-half aero more or less. TERMS: ONB-TIIIRD Cash, tho balanco on twelve monthscrcdit with nolo and two approved Securites, with intcrst from date. W. A. LESLEY, Guardian. Jan. 20,1870, 20 3 i ^ ' Pickens Prices Current* OOHllKUTKIt WKKKI.Y 1JY W. T. M'kAI.L. Cotton ]>er pound, packcd. 11J(?) 11 ;j Cotton per pound, seed, 4c Uncoil per pound, 10} I.aid per pound, 20c l'ork per pound, 10c Corn iter bushel. 7r"* Wheat per bushel, $1.60 Flour per barrel, $8(jft$10 Apples, Dried, por bushed. $1.00 Apples, (JreeiK per bushol, $1.00 Peas por bushel 90o Butter per pound, 15?20o Beof per pound, - 6(QGo Beeswax, per pound, 26c Tallow, per pound, OJc Chickens, per head, 16o Hides, Dried por pound, ]2Jo Hides, Greon, por ponnd, <io I ?v r,KKBt l":r "ozcn, llijc 1'inderB, per bushel, 51 ."0 Feathers, per pound, 60o Wool, per pound, 40o 1 Jlgm"! jJJIlJJ-JL -J!.11 IJI. , I.1JLJ at in ur Aiwifnrrra w\i wmtq J.1 XJ If XiJL/ ? JUV A IU JJX1 xv. Administrator's Sals. o 1 BV virtuo of an order from 1. II. Philpot, Judge of Probate, I will sell to thehigh. eei Diuuer, at jl'iokbds u. 11. a. u., ror cast), 00 the 7th day of Frebuary, 1870, and continue from day to day untill the entire stock ^ of Merohartdiiio, now on hand, belonging to tho Estate of Jaroes M. MoFall, deceased, is disposed of, csnsisting of a corapleto M< sortinent of BOOTS AND SHOES; w Hots and Caps; fh.iLw... uniuniuu nuu vuhcijj Groceries; Pry and Fnnoy Goods; And, every .other article to bo found In a first class country Btoro. W. T. MoFALL, Adm'r. Jan 13, 1875 19 . 3 ** I^IMA DIAMIMIiam fm dalaf nus iwuwmiu tut' waiy ^ #DESIROUS to cliango th<S investment, 1 will sell at I'rivato Salo a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, in tlio County of Pickentf, on Brushy Creek, within two miles of Easloy Station, Atlanta and Richmond Air Lin* Railway, and containing Seven Hundred Acres, On this tract is a good TANNERY, and a suitable site for a Grist. Mill?both of which have been erected on tho placo. Good Dwelling and Out-houses, Tenants' Houses. About eeventy-five acres of Bottom Land, and Two Hundred norcn of fino Uplands, opened; t bnlanec finely timbered and in the woods. Tkkms?0no-half cash, balanoo in twelve months, with interest at 10 per cent, secured by mortgngo of premises. For further par* ticulars, apply to J. W. GllAY, Esq., Green* ville, S. C. Jan 13, 187G 19 4 TV t x r r o '-n tr-* ? INH V V SI UKJb, NEW OOODSX AT EASLEY STATION, S. O. The undersigned Jiavo opened a IIous* ia Klifilnv. tinnr llif?5r T.ivfli'w QinKU ? pose of conducting a fancy and heavy * GROCERY BUSINESS. t Under tho Firm, narao and style of RICIIBY &WYATT. Tlicy guarantee bottom prioaa, as they intend selling strictly for cash. Git# them a call. IF. A. RICIIEY, A. 0. WYATT. Euslcy, Nov 22,1876 13 If ^ FULL I WINTER 50? AT EASLEY STATION, S- C. I WOULD KKSPEGTPUIiLT call I lie attention of my friends nnd the pab. ic generally, to the large and well ueleoUd ~r ? i - vJlUUR U1 ^jrOOUS i I have now in store. My slock con?Uts if DRY, FANCY k DRESS GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, nr\f\'P C A ~\T T\ OTfrtnr. HARD IVA IIE, GROCERIES, kCX , All bought in person for this market, ?t price* r tlint can noi bo cut uuuci'. Tho Ladies will find my DRESS ?ndl FANCY GOODS, OBpccially suited to their wants, and Qontlcmcn in need of CLOTHINO of the latest styles will save money by in ">J oIUU?. lly strict Attention to business, nnd with fairness to all, I hope to oontiaue to reoeiv* tlio favors of the past. M. W. FOKD. Persons who arc duo tho firm of FOUD A MAULDIN on account, will please settle same 1st of November, nv tho husiuess of the old firm must bo closed. M. \V. FOUD. ? Oct 14 7 tf nUR ?w*a iWto **< ? Scaler In General Mercbandiie. U.INI,KY HTATICtX, H. V. , I ON IT1, A Nil ATT. I i ,m.^A jk_j_ * .m.-'- J ? J 4 That havo boon buying UOOD3 on ft ^ crodit during tho yoar, will ploaso re* mombor that tho undoreignod has conoludod toaccopt Cotton? Corn, Car* roncy) or anything olso, to liquidate tho Nanm?and will (llumooKA I? ?J W WW IVUIIU at his storo, roady to wait- on them, either to SETTLE or SELL MORB GOODS vory clioap lor the CASH. , n Itfllinnm lim< Pmw !* ??' '? ??? ? V...v..wvi m. ??j mw %y ID Ull mum - -and 1 nood my monoy. T. W. RUSSELL. Knrtloy Station, S. C., Poo. 16, 1876,