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CAL ITEMS.* paptlln ad iome RUle. - A Ittle Lal on Thursday pight last. Jqdge. VIoJd has ripe strawberries. Th foret Is putting on Its verdant The nooeof the Janybird is now heard around town. Fine rains fell in this section last, 'eek. V there is ro killing frost after, this, the frui.t crop will be abundant. lo. Griffin and Qapt. Child have bioth < e out this *eek with thei summ hants on. - Lost. on the streets ot Pickens, a smull pearl cross, gold rmounted. The finder will please leave tho same at this offire, and a liberal reward will be paid by the owner. Blecting straight-out officers in nl the clubs throughout the County, will be a line-shot, and it,in the nominai tions tor the coming cunvas are made from the rarks of the Straight-omt Democruts, it will be hitting the Bull's Eye. Rmember this. There is to be a Pirnic at. Central on-.the first day of May, and there will bo charades, &c., at night, by the young Ladies ot Contral. Every bodyr ffixd the ibst of mankind.ure iin% ited to co10o pn- bring their baskets-well BtiA. The__string~band ot Central will.furnlish sweet music - for the oceat The Governor hs aptipoiint(d Capt T. - . Russell, of Elasley Stati..'i Treasurer for this county;- vice ('apt. Berry, resiarned. . Calpt. Russell is . a get eman ol'iiitelligi. iwq, good busi, 11slcupacities. atid 'il evidently dis. chalge tow duties of tho offic taitiss factorily to the people and creditably to himself. Legal business has been so -dull -since U1. urts on' of our barristers has takerp an agency to sell sluick horse clla. He gets 10 p. r cent. com mitsim and has mold no collar at 75 cents,I thereby usakinig 71 ceits clear prufit ince Cont. A ioth1ier has com nicriced selinrg hoI-mido jeas, bt usR th.ie season t ot' the sale ot sucht goods is over' until hfull, we would ald, vise him ti. put lp a pea nlat..stana, ats he wauld be more.likely to make a living out (if it. :REVENUE Ou:rRAoI:s -Theo Comn mittec- of thgre'e Granad J uriors, appin--I. Std at thle last termn of C.our'Ltfor this Uniatnty, by' the lIon. T1. J. Mac.key, Prid~i.in'g Jndge, to taike testimnsnay in t'egard * o ouItrages(. coinm tit It'd by' le venuetH afficials, wvill m.et in. the G~an d L : Jary' RI(oairnt: Piinkenetz C. I1.. ont the *4th' iftiy of MNlay, nett' AlI ~l iat'-S in poc3sss(Jn .of a11 ny in:ta ion cort 'e'rniog outru'ges c)mna Itted 1by said( ofiebiel, ztib ~'reueted to conae fori wndand give their test in;oay. 38 R1 E. STEELE, Chaairmaun. SERaQUAI1rEns8 TI:Lrni BRIGA DE, S. C. VQtUN-rEl-:n SA-rE Tuo' i's, A bevilie, S. C., March 25, 1878. General Ordet's No. 1. Ini pnris~aance of instruictions from the <>fi1.e of the Adjutantt anrd Inaspee, or Genaetral, 1 hei'eby aIssI u comn unitm of all the In.farn i'y Compn aes comfpos3inag the, Volunteer Staite Trioopis ,in the coun.ties of Abbievilte, Antder' son, Pickens and Oconee. ^I hiave app)lointted Ihet following gentlemtenttjf upntty stno': SJ.'C. IlimhiValL, Assistant Adjuitat Genra, t. the ro aof M -r I. D.A. o B iet a Quartetrmaste'r, with the rank (of Major. D1. F. Bradley, PatymasLer, with the rank of' Miajr. J1. J. Lewis, Comnmissatry, with lte r': nk of Mnjor.. D. 8. McCullough, Ord nance officer, wit h the rank 'of' Maujor, J. S. Mur'ray, Chaiplain, 'with the rank of May,'r. W. C Brown, Surgeon, with the rank of' Maijort, Eugene B. GOt'y, Aide-de-Camp, 'w ith the rank of ('aptain. David Aiken, Aide..de,Camp, with the rank (if Cnytoin. These officers have been commis rioned by the Governor, anrd will be obbyed uad r'espaecte( accor'din gly. ROBERT'l R. RIEM PHILL,, -Brig. Geni'I Cootmmanding 12th Br'.g ado, V. S. T1., S. C. HEADQUARTERS TWELFTH! BRIGADE, S. C. VOLUNTEER, 'TATE '1TRoo)', A bbev tle, 8 C., Maruch 25, 1878, General Orders No '2. I. All comnmaning officea s of' infain tr'y edmpanies of the Volunteer State Troops in the counties of Abbeville, Ag.d"rson, Pickens atnd Oconeeo will lor'thwith replortL a intli anid conmplete roster~of' the offileers and men of said comipanies to'the followinrg oflicer's: 'The comnpimiesa of A>boville cou nty) to laiptain E B. Gar'y, A heville, S. C. Thbe-companies (if Anderstaonl couInty to Maajor' L. 8. McCuloh, oe "'he &ompahaisoI Pickens Cont to Mujor Da F. Br'adley, Pi'kenei. The im panies of Ocon0e iunt'r to 'Majqr W. J Strblinag, W alhialla, S. U, I;. The o,ffier3is c.harmged with this * 446.(wi,l repi ,rt, to theae4 Hleadquai,t era withiout delaty for instr'ueauns. By order of' Brilgadier,Gen~ul. Eti mg hill. * - ,EPHL 9P ibyold 9 eymnt-n drink ere tbut endure more 8tr'aiglit i 0 Can mixed.- IL it exactly . tho Democratio pIrty of ()Ur Vj)Utsty, if they a, 0 to efi duro any-bad effecto from the offl<e holders, let it be hoin Straight-oute. A man mt Virginia goes to sihool to his wife. He gets more lickings than any other follow in seh0ol. VEGETIN E HIER OWN WORDS.,/ .13AL'MIon. n., Feb. 1.3,1877. Mr. H. R. v -Dear Sir: Since several years I have g a-sore and very paitn ful foot. I had some 'hysicIans, , but thcy couldn't cure me. Nov I have beard of yotor Vegetine. fom a lady iwho was sick for a time, and became all well fron- your Veg e tine, and I went andl bo6ght me one bottle, and after I had- uIst one bottle, the pains left me, and'it. began jo heal, and then I bought one other bottle, and so I take it yet, I thank God for this remedy and your self; and wishiVg every sfferer may pay at tention to it. it is a bleolirg for health. hIrs. C. KRAVE, 088 Vest Baltimore-st, VEGET NE SAFE ANDiU1E. . Mr. If, It. STEVEN-I11 .872 your Veget ine was reconimendad to nie,ind. yielding to Iie persunsions ofa friend, loonsented to try it. A tie time I was suffering uroi general de bility and nervous pros rttion, siperitidtced by overwork and irreguiln bn1hits., Its won. derful stregthening anidurattive propert iVs see to affet my- ftiialted:;yL4ten from the ai dose; and under it' peisitent use rapid y recovered, gainin nio-e thin usuitI healtli and good feeling. Since dhen I ii v not. hesitated to give Vegeine my most un, qualified indorsement, as being a stife, stire, and powerful agent in promoting healtl and restoring the wasted systen to iew life and energy. Vegetine is the only. in-edicine I use; tnd as long as I live I never expect to find a better. Yours truly, \V. 11. CLAnK, 120 Monterey-st., Alleghany, Penn. *~ EG&T&E TI BEST SPRING MEDICINE CnaisTowN. H, Ma STEVENs-Vear Sir:Thiis is to certify tliat I bave used, your IBlo9d P,reptrationv in my faimily -for several yearg, And thiMk that for Scrofula or Cank, rous, Humors or Rheumatic affections it. -canno be excelled; and as a blood purifier and spring medicine it. is tle best thing i. have ever used, amid I have used almost. ever;--'---, I cai clicer fully recoimenld i to a in need of such a Iedicintie. Yours rei, cculy. 3. A. A. D1Ns3Ions, I3 oAil ire lios-rN. tieb. 13. 1871. II. R1. STs.vI.:s-D.ar1 air: Abotut one year 'i nce I !o untd mtyselIf in a~ feeblhe cont io:a from general di.bility. Teigetin wut W: rong l y -conmmendled to n:e by a t rienid whLo hatd' beem)n much benefittled by ii uise. I ti.rore tih e article, and, nifter us.ng severatl bog tle, was re.'tored lo hiealth, and14 db-cotnt inueit~ s use. I feel quiiit e conidle!' f la (fte e is nto inediiicinte s uertor I o it. for thoI se coi, iin is for whlichm it is especialiy pree. and. wout chmeerfuLlly recotmitendt it to I iM whot feelt.* Itit they .eed sttanethigt er hn opr feet. health. It espedttull 3'y yotuv, U. L. PI'trr xxo.1m.,. ; i of .S \1. Pettenigill J: Co., No, 10 s te M.. la,1 ALL I1AV~E OBT'lAINE L E1LITEF SOUTil BE wIc'K, Mic., Juan. 17, 1872. II. R. SmvI:Ns-I)ear Sir: I haive had dlys peps ia ini its w orsi for i-ni thube last ten years, and havi e ltaken hii'iltd.b iif dol haurs' werth of medilcinies wit hour ohaining aniy relief". In Se'ptIenmber last I ctontnuenced .taik - ig thle Vetget ine. S since whiichiI time my hea'ult hi l:as steadily imprtoveid. My tood digests well, and I hiavd gi:ied fit teen pound 'i of flesh. Thiere arie several ot hers ini t his plhice taxkinig Vegetine, and tall have obt ained relief Yours I tu3y, Titos. E. Nlaonti, Overseer Card Room, Por-tsmnouth Co's 31lills. Veget ine Piepared by H. R. STEVENS. Boston K1ass. VEGETINE is Sold by All Druggists. mar 28, 1878 29 4 Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOU'll1 CAROIJlNA. C.JUNTY.~ t F PICKE~N8. EY virtue of an execution to me airected, I will sell to the highest bidde- before the Gourt hlotse door. at P'ickens, C 11 , on Saleday ini 1ay next, 1878. during t:-e legal hours-ot sale, thme following propert-y,to wit: All that Tlract or Parcel of Landit, sitiale on Cane creek. iidjoining lands' of hhcsttr Nim,% mions, Joeiuah 'hnpuman, Silas IIlinedle and ot hers, containing 2:80 acic.,, moreit ir'ieus, whereon the IUefendaint, Elijah iinuciJe n)ow lives. Sold as the pi operty of Elijahi lIinc, kle,'at t.he suit of J. E' Ilagood, ALSO, All fhlit portion of the ''Smith Pac,'' ly. ing on the P'ickens side of Tfoxaway river, containing m- acres, adjoining f,aids of the Estate of Samuel Mlaverick, dec-ased. Sold as thle propiety of Elijahi Iii nede, at the suuit of J. E,. hlaigtood. Tisiums CASn--Purchasers to pay extn. for tit'es. &c. If terms t. complied wit h on thy of sale, property will be resold at risk of fortner puiirchIiase r. JOAB MAUhD)IN, s.ro. apr 11,1878 . 81 4 Sheriff's Sale. STTEOF SOUL1L (CARf.l u I C4PUNTY OF ICKENE2. BY virtue of sundlry exectiiors, to meii ui.. .1)rected, I will sell to the htigho": bid ier, at Picktens Court honse,ont Monday u b of'1 Maiy next, dusi'inig, the legal hourc fue ie h folowin'g propert y, to w it: 4One St1re HI ouse aind Lot in thle Town of Central. Lot containing QO fourth it one Acre; fronting on Main stree, adjoinism lot,s of J6. JRoss Eaton, .Jamnes Peek andi othercs. L Jeviedi on as tIhe property of Cicero E. Long, $t. the suit of Hall & Rlowland TES CA$fH-PUrchaser to pay extra for lttTe, 3~If erma6 noi. complihd 'with on daiy ir sals. properly t.o be resold at riisk of forniier purohas~er. ser 1, 87681 -'''' 4 NEW ADVERISEMENIS. SHT IY Chowi Totacco U A "vtW9 at Cemteanial Exposition for ae and a*4eno and tig char ofq wI. and j.eso . The best tobacc at o .rAp Z.ur blue str)p .nibk i fte e oeteeplag. Sold byalIa@oalere. 4Entr ant 1* freeto .i Jwxaso ' A Co., pfrt., Psbur, * IOWLER & YULTON O1KNEHhAL AGENT8 FOU THR inited States Cartridge Coo. DIAN UFACTItHERS OF THE Solid Ilead. Reloading, Military arnd Sport iug, Central Fire C' A l T R 11UG E 8I Also Rim Fire Animunitlion for Pistols and Iifles. Cartridge Cases. Sawed and Patch ed Bullets, Priers, le-oading Tools, &c. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 300 Broad. way, New Tork City. MILL MEN. If you nead a VYAWgood Saw-Gummler, or Saw Toc'th 8wage, write to J. 'W. -MIXTi.R SAW Tooj, Co. (Agents Wanted ) Templeton; Nlass. TO HA WE D(H'E-A-TII TI1LIVER U lBE EPT% 4 ORD'R. .111OUU.%STB -4 kTHARTIC DR CNIC suErAr CxNE Acnac i ~I <SML UIVAt FORDISEASESn AuPEPSIA. LUVER9TMACH CLAR ADbPEA 8:80OWELS For 'a:m- c % -.r%% 1)R. FANI.omtu. Ntw 1ork. The Co Operative Newspa pers. It has been nsserted Ohat one-half of all money paid by New Yo.rk advertiset-s for ad verlising outside of that city goes to Co-ope fiative Newspiapers If this statement is true there is no occa sion fo surprise that 1--rominletit papers which ire still charging war prices for advertising feel called ipon to abuso a rival -with which they find themselves unable to maintain a compeition. /Full par:ienlars about. the Co,operatve Newspapers, together with antalogues and advertising rates mailed free on application to BEALS & FOSTER. Gen'l Ag'ts 'American Newspaper Union, 41 Park Row, N. Y. 4 MIXED CARDS, with name, 10 cents. Agents outfit 10c. L. JoNEs & Co., Nassan, N. Y, 115 relflil pricec$280 only hA S IA J" r5 lliatcs retail ......... price $510 only $135. Gr eat batrgains. REATTY, Washington. N.J. 95Faney (Cards. mixed in 2f; styles, or 10 )U Choo. withI inme, 10 cts. Naissau Ca'trd ('o., Nassau. N. Y. PIANO) & ORGOAN W:t- over.. Lrnor.uN & Ban:s5 heold lie tieldl and competee whht Iithe world. 1,000t Sutperb) ltrumenti~it s frotn lelible, Ala kers at. Fact ory R :11es. Every man hiis own ngent. Itt litle prices to all. New P,anos, *$15. $1 50. $1 7 . Ne~w (trynns, s:-'e, ss0, $"7. Six ye:nis guaranfee. Fifticetn dae s t trial. Mlakers' nan.cis oni a!l ina strumenflit]s Squaore deal itig. thle honest tr i,i~l and' btest I rraitsi itt the U. S. Frotm $5 to Sl t () at ualiIly sa.vedl in huin iig fromt L.uden & lIes'& Sout herniIV1 Wholesale Piano ati,O~i)rgan liepot, Savintnah, ("a PULMONIAis aL certain remeriy for (t'Stistmpti otn. Ask y onur d ruggisI f'or it. Circuttlaers I tie. A ihdlress 0. (3. AI os t:s, 18 Cit aitt street, New' York. MVortgragee's Sale I)by a Nh ortgatge executed by. .lob11 I. Slotes. I wvill sell :i' Piikens t'ourtt llou'.e, onu Sa;leda'y in Niiey, 187h, at p>uhie anution, the fk owing pr'operty. to wit: All of said John1 H1. Mlotes' iimliividled One Si xt h inte rest ini th~at cert ain P'iece, Paorcel or Lot if Lanid, situtire in the T1own of Eaisley. in the~ tonnty of Pickens, in thet Stat e of' Sotth Carolina, and Known in the lat ot said Town, as Lot No. 5. c otninain tng t )ne I aif Acre, more or less, it heinig the sameo where. on the llotel noi~ stands. A LStJ, Said .JohiHT Motes' One-Hialf' Interest in the sole andl exclusive use of the Bar and Ul liardlI lOms in tsaid HIoteli. TERt18 CASH. J. 0. HAWTIIORNE, Al or't gagee, apr 11, 1878 31 4 STOP! AT TIE UREAAhVILLE, S. . A. M. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor. nfIJEL4LS IN TIlE R'OOMS. .Junew 14, 1877 41) N OTICE OF FINAL SETTLE\l:'ENT. Notice is hereby given. that. I will ap ply to W. (I. Field, lProbato Ju dge for Pick ens Counity, to make a Final Settlemenit of lie Estate of J1. C . Eat on, deceiisad. on the 23d1 A pril, 1878, anid ask to be discharged as Administrat or. . . ROSS EATON, Adm'r. 'mar 21, 1878 28 5 TOTICF TO CRED1TOR3~ AND DEBTORS Alp ersons hiavinig dlemiands again st the Estate of' .1.C no. eesd wl rsn tem properly proved;an thei-ehd will make payment to thle undler.stigned( by the 23d day of A pril next., L. RLOSS EATON, Adlm'r. mar 21, 1878 08 5 THE UNEQUALLED lAS, LEFFEL 30UBLE PORTABLE AND STATIONARY SAW, FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS, SHATn'Ng, ?ULLEY3 AND EANGER8 OfIpoe0esgeAse Addrne,PO LE&ILUNT.. ~, I' .. A FALL IN PRIOES. SECURE AN AGENCY . and $50 or $100 per week. "TIE EVER READY AND NVER OUTD o3)EI." 1OMESTEAD $20. ]LOCK ISTICTU $20 SEW040 MACHINE #29 For Ubraestiouse. WITil TAftE AND PjVTigps COs. .PL ETE, BED VCED T, O-NLY $20. A pelfect and unequaled, large, str6ng anu durable M achine, constructed elegant and solid. from the best material with i mathemia, til precision, for Constant Family use or ianufacituring purpose. Always ready at a moment's notice to o its day's work, n6ver -vut of order, and will last a generation with nioderate care; easy to understand and man age; light, tmooth, and swift rutiing, like the well regulated movement of a fnue watch; Simple, Compact, Efticient and Reliable, with ill the valuable improvements to be found In the highest priced Machines, warranted to do the same work, the same way, and'.as rapid and smooth its a $75 Machine. .4n ackino*-' ledged Iriumph of ingenious inechnnical skill, essentia ly the working .woman's friend, and far in advance of all ordinary Machines, for absolute Strength. Reliability and general usefulnees; will Hen, Fell, Tuck, Seam, Quilt, Bind, Braid, Cord, Gather, Ruffie, Shirr, Plait, Pold, Scall3p, Roll, Enibrolder, Run up Breadth3, &c , with wonderful rapidity, Eeatiess and ease, sews the strongest. lastin stitch equally tine and smooth through all kinds of goods, from cambric to several ihickv nesses of broadcioth or leather, with fine or coarse cotton, linen, 'silk or twine. Gives perfect satisf'action. Will earn its cost sev eral1 times over in a season in the work it does or make a gool liv ng (or any man or woman who desires to use it for that purp%se; works so faithlul and easy the serm:rns or children can uise it without damage. -rice of Ma chine flth- light table, fully equipped for family work, $20. llALF CASE. COVEn, SIDC DRAw' AND CABINET 1TYLE8 etch at-core rerpondingy low rates. Safe delivery guar anteed, free tromt damage. Explanatory pamphlets illustrated with engravings of the several styles of Machines, references, va riety of' sewing, &c., mailed free. Confiden tial term with liberal inducements to enter prising Clergymen, Teachers, Business Men, Traveling or Local Agents, &c., who desire exclusive Agencies, Iturnished on applic,tiion. Address J0IN 11. KENDALL & CO., 421 Broadway, New Yoak. Jan 31, 1878 21 0 ly. Notice U. S. Internal Revenue - Special Taxes, U NDER the Revised Statutes of (lie United States, Sections 3232, 3237, 3238 and 3239, every person engaged in any Busineso, avocation, or employment, which- renders hanii lible to al speciail talx, is required to lIwoeurce iinil place anrd keep conispicuousty in hu estah|ishment or place of businass a STA.\lP denotiing the payment of said special iax for ihe speeinl tax year beginlning Araty 1, 1478. Section 3241. Revised Statutes, de'.igi:nate.A who are liable,.to spcCiaLl tax as aboive. Se*vere pienalt ies are plrescrihed for nlon comipl iance with th le foregoing requiire, nliet'lt, or fori continu liing in business after .\piril 3t, r878, without paynment. of tax. .\pplic:fttion shhIiuld be miad6 to E. M. Bit iYTON, Collector of Internal Revenue, at (luia,i, M. C. ni;r 21, 1878 28 4 To.All Wlaomi These Ares endE YIMay Concern. , LL persons indebted in the Clerk's Oflice Iclr R cocrd inig, iuist come anud pay for their' D)ElE)S arnd tako thiem out of' the omeie. Aiter this date no De,eds or other Papers.will be RLecorded, unless the fees arc Paid in Advance. J. J. LEWIS, c.c P. Jan .3, 1878 17 2m -FOR THE C AM P ALIG.N. Hampton and H~ome Rule THE NEWS AND COURIER. A Live and Feair1ess Detlo criat ic Newspaper. Largest. Circuilat ion in the City. Lar uges;t Cirentlat ion lhe staite. Largest Circulation in Cotton States. All the News Aboit South Car'oliia--U the Newes About the South--All the News from Everywhemc Pure and Undefiled D)emocracy--Uion! Jus tice ! ! Equal Ri'h ts!!! Recogn izing Ithe Paramount Intorest felt In the Approaching Political CanVass By every Democrat who hopes to see the great work of lie Redemplt ion of t he St ate mtade complete and permanent so that. the Ppol may reap and fully enjoy the F'ruit of their sncrifices. The~ New and C111(ouraier wvilllDirect all its Eniergies anid lIesources t.o .Pre'tsetitinIg fromfl Dany t.o D);iy, and( froim WVek to wVeek, Accoun ts D of L.ho, Progress oft .the z'am. paign TO PLACE~ TilE PAPER Within the -Reach of Everybody Duii'rig thIiis E xciitig Cote st we have Determuned to Otfer to Mail Sub scribers~ tho following Tlhae News and Courier, Daily Editioti, (6 monthis, $4 00 Thle News atnd Courier, Tri,.Weekly, Edit ion, 6i mont his, $2 00 Th'le Weetkhy News, ti months, 75 Subscripti..s will be received at these rates, FoRt MAlIL 8UINSCRI BlRS ONLY, until May 16. In all cases the cash mtust ac corunpany the order. F'riendsl of the causec of Honest. iome Rule in altlie coutieis are invited to aid us in swellitng our Campaign ajbscri pton Lists, .whichi ought to iniclude eve y initelligent, voter in the Stamte. RIORIDAN & DAWSON, Proprietors. S Charleston, 8. C. ap 4, 1878 310___ Made any (lay in PU-rs and Car,J.S Invest according to your means. $10, $50) or $100, in 8'r0cK PIVILF.OER, has brought a small fortutne to the caref ul invest or. We Advise when andl how to operate safely. Book withI full Information sent free. A ddress orders by mail and telegraph to U iXTE~R & Co, Ban1rA and Brokers, 17 Wall at., N.Y. May 17, 187 30 ly I'.ir . Don't Fail to try our uilet Warran.4d Gnrdefi Seeds Mid 1atrly Roeo PotA-v toes. To use pure utd, reliabje.e4s rv Ii We alsqo have th NiorLh Ua ohsi6 Irish Potato It 75 cents per puhe1. Onion Setts at 12j per quart. 00ack Onts at 75 cents per bushoI Yo.a' Special attenti6h Is cled 'to--';or' Haiman Universal' Plow Stotk-.the bemtLa.rg) 4houpeat yet iNyitV... Pol ithed steele Twistori, ice'l >)ts and' othor Farniing 1mplenientb--Which we are selling at Rail Road Prices. To make room fori an exten t4ivo Spring Stock, we are offeringour. reinaiting Fall and Winter Stpuk at cost, for catsh.or burter. It will lighten your Tax To invest yr ur monej where there is the"bast profit. Gftl1 nnd enmin-e. We charge nothing for showing and pricing.our Goods. . espectfully, JUAGOOD, ALEXANDER &CO. Pickens C. H. S. C. Feb 28, 1878 25 EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN AN M c FA L L'S, . I KEEP GOOD SUBSTANTIAL, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT., TIlE U 'GkD TIMIES. TRl YlME. Respectf ulIly, W. T. McFALL. Jan 10, 1878 18 THE CHARLESTON TIHE D)EMOCRATIC D/A ILY N EWSPA.PER, PUB~IsHzED IN CHARLEsToN. Official Journal of thae City Thigeapest Daily Newsyaper pulisheod in the South Atlantic St ates. One Yeair, by Mail, yg c0 Six Months, 4 00 Tri Weekly, per Annum, 4 00 Circulates in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Floridla and Alabama. Publis,hed by the Charleston Publishing Company, A D)emocratic Paper owned by the' people andl( published ini their interest, The latest news by mall and telegraph from all quarters of lIhe globe, 0-Subscribe at Oonce. 50 Imar 21. 1878 4EL ATTORiVEY 4- COUNSELO*R M.44W, WW7tet 6-17betW -a Aea Icgh. 21, Mi 8 08 OTu;AN 0. . -. Abbedflle C il leRens Cft A T.ORNE COS W UNSRL r . -4vJW Ail PraLoe,if aH 'h, Court of f iti and C<tt of the Otnited States, ~r the Da, triots of.60ut.h -Carolia. .' March 29 1877 .29 NOTICE. IT A KB tilis theth,pd of ibftrMlNi'g a1 $atetp A nehest, tha Pi ileusog Ace at Pcikens dourt IouAe * on a h W E D NE8-DA Y, and euahBB W fMr tCO ptr,4ose pf trOfaa ti'S unbg b tricoes under myj.luris dit ,on. As my duties as School -Commisiner will compeli me to-be absent in different parts of the County, I appoint tihese sjeoinI days for the benefit >f all conceined. Office hours, from 9 a. p. to 4 p. -. .md a School Connisioner. Feb 8, 18f' 22 W V)i11i' &1 aCoc MIain-St. Gren#fil - S. C. R WQae1 ad Lil Diorl In Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, P~Istols, &c. FINE TAU3LE AND POCKET CUTLERIY,- A $PECIALflr. Agricultural Inaielentents. Bar Iron and Steel; Blacksm ith's, CarpenCei-'s and Niechauio's Tools; . Builders IIardware of every description; Wagon and Carriage Materials; A full line of Best, Quality Leather and Rub ber Belting, always ini stock;' Agents for. Fairbanks Standard Scales; . The IIall Safe and Lock Company; The --Taylor" Cotton Gin;. Tucker's Patent Alarm Money Drawor Also, for the Celebrated Shaeonberger H[orse and Mule Shoes. We are prepared to sell- Sreedes Iron at the lowest, quotafione from fany rftarkicts, and 'still propose to dsYpilcate infoicern from Nor th ern Jobbing Houses, adding ,.osyly f actual freights. WILKINS, WILLIA fS*&'CO..' G reenvile,.ti.'C4. Sept 6, 1877 62 4 tim Piedmont A~ 1% 11W%5. 001)RTHf Leave Leuave 5 04pnm New Q.bzns .6 OIp gru 7 26p rd 1'ny 51,Loui& 7 26 p mn I 251p tia .2 tobile l'f0 r 7 05 a mn MIorggomery 7*.-0- yn 9 45 a ib Opelika 9'46 a, fi 10 40 a iVest1Poinjd 10 40a m - 500p w . Atilanta1 6 00Qa 700 pt BUnfotd'7 5 1i 7 47. p In . *aingslillq '8:35a-m 8 27 p ;n .Lula , 906a m 9 06p m MLtAiry 9 6a m 9 46 pm . Tooq9f, . 10#a: 11 48 pm Cefitral .12 01 pDi 1 00 a nx ' Geentili64 h10 'FaM 2 30 am . Spart,anibut-g- 227pn 5 09 ai m Gastonia 4 2p m 7 20 a mn Charlotte Ji1fttiott 6 00 p'in 1 161 p 'a . 3nil ( 0 1 38p'm ,Dunde,I 6 00 am 5 17 p a Burkeville .4 4I,~ a a 7 39' p mn Il~le Isle 7 20 a 8-00 p.m~ Richrnond -. 7 45 lbu Arrive . Ar.rive 1 27 a mn Washilngton 1 10 p mn 3 20mari Baltimore S 10-pm 6 40 am Phiaep a- 65. 9 35i a mn New Tork ' 61 05 p mn 8 35 pm.. Boston P 00a Train leaviing A tlata at 5 00 p m- connects at Dundee, Virginia, *ith train for Lynoh . burg; Ihenco direct to Wasinigt'o City via Virginia Alidland Rioute.' COMING SOUTH.' la'i TBnJAN tsTTONp 2n TRAry Leave Lea've , 900 am - Boeinn 7 00 p 6 30.p mn New York 8 15 a m And by Limited Express 9 25 a nm 9 30) p mn Philadelphia 11 45 a mn 12 55 a mn Baltimore 6 00 p in 8 30 a mn Richmond 11 85 p mn 8 55 a mn Belle Isle 12 00 fli'g 10 17 a mi Blurkeville 2 06 a m 2 25 pm Dundee 5 38a m 2 00 pm Danville - 605an, 6 05 p an Creensbor,, 8 26 a mn 8 40 p mn Charlotte Junction 11 45 a mn 8 48 pm Charlotte 11 So6 ani 9 2 p m Gastonia 12 55 ai 12 46 a ..: 8partanburg 3 16 p mn 2 20 am -Greenville 4ab5pzrm 8324 am Central . 5 88 pim 5 03 a m Toecoa 7 15 p in 5 43 am Mt Airy 80 6 20 a mn Lula . 8 88'p in (Change cars for Athena; Ga) 6 51 am .GaInesville 0 0 p mn 7 50 am IBuford 9 41p m 11 30 a m Atlania * 18 0 a 4156p m West Point' 4 15 p mi 5 85 pim Opelika 5 85 pin 8 25 pm Montgomery 8 25pn 8 15 am Mobila . 81 6 45 am klay 3g Louls. 64 8 30 aim New Orleans, 8 80 arr Arrive Arrive 8 I)0 am * Galveston 800l a'rn Train.leaving~ Washington City, via Vit,., ginia MJdlahd .IRoute, at 2 47 a in, eornnecut at'Dundee, Virginia, with south b-'uud t(i a of this line, through to ~A('anea and all Sout>' Western points. jn _ 15'