Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SuPraSIVOM OF TMI EXAMorKr. --.Be tween nne and'(en q"olodk .Tuesday 'night, the office of"tho 'LUaMiner newspaper, in this city, wastaken possession of . by mili 'tary autkoqty, and a guard placod upon tho premises. - The proprietor endeavored to procura an apiience with General Terry, -onyesterdAy, but wai refused. ln reply to -messages, askinig h what authority the pa iper had been siqpped, afid fMr what reason, 'General Terry stated that it was by his au thority; and the course, pursued by the Ex aminer durinip the past*two n'ontlis. The foll.owing despqtch appears in the Washington papers of y%Merday . "NEw YoRic;. February -13.-A special -dispatch to the II6ald from *Rlchnond. to. day has the following: * "The Exiiminer office was closed at nine o'clock this evening, by order of General 'Terry: - "The order is said to hAvo emanated from -General Grant." In addition to this, It1 Is reported that the .subject of suppressing the ERahiner had 'been disouussed in' Washington for several -days, and was debided upon on Friday last - A "hop" at the Ballard Houso has boeg mixid up with the affair,. the said "}op" b'eing In progress wh(An the effice was taken possession of. It l stated that reflectous ,upon Union people present were nnti.cipated .and expedited the suppraion.-Richmond Enquirer. CARRIAdE AND BUGGY, HARNESS, ACSO, M EN'S and Boys Saddles.and Bri. dies, Wagon Saddles "and Bridles, Whip., &e.. - . sELLIOTT & Co., feb 29'66-2 No. 4, Bank Rtdnge. Spring Goods, A FIN% assortinent of Light Wool. en Cloths and Casimeres. ALSO, Ready Mada Clothing. fnr sale cheap. ELLIOTT & PO., No. 4, Bank RHange.: feb 20'60-2 GREAT REDUCTION P R I CE S. IF you witnt CHEAP GOODS, call at the store of J. If. PROP8T. We are offering our 'Fall and Winter Stock at Cost., to make room for Sprifig Goodj, this is no humbug, edi with the - aqd you will not be disappolt(e. Vo havejuit received a few cases of beau SPRING PRINTS,. BRILVIANTS and MUSLINS, which we offer at a low figure. We have made arrangements to get goods every week frot New York, and that will enable 'us to have allthe latest and newest,styles of the season. ,. feb 17'06 -t J. H. PROPST, Agent. $50 MWARD. STOLEN diiring 'the night of the K 14th irst.,' two MULES, one Sorrel Iforse Mule, the other a meditim sized Sor. r.rel:Mare Mule. scar on left shoulder. both -about 15 hands hilth, and hoth branded on -the left fore shoulder and the right hip with the letters '.4J. W." The alove reward will bo-paid for the re eonver,y of the Miles and the appr.Vens op of the thieves, or $20 for the M4ules. JOIN M WIIITE, f Fbort.- Mills, York Illstrlot,'8. C: ON CONSIGNMEN'T. 100 BLTSflEIJ W"EA., 1100ush0 Bushel. Corn, ' 20 seli Oats, 200 arrele Flour, * '20Sacks Superior'Country Flour, * 600 Saoks hieal. . . SMITH & MBLTON, Chester, S. C. PUBLIC iOTrIC.. VNHEj Commissioners'~t Roads for lrFirid Distrio4 wAm &Winns. - boro*, en the 1st Monday is Martbh ta i#tr the purpose of Instituting the niecessar, I ,tpairs to said Roads.' By the late Act of the Legislature the vDoad,apointed at the Session of'1868, are frqie'oremain ha cos until the next Zrgla eseion. - Thy deo as .follows:t Howell Edmaunds, 'Edwt I'. Mobloy 1bor&,B. Smith, Win. Wi. Woodwa.rd,.Dvi A. Colemian, James 3.' M'alker, L)an C. Chappeh, br. J.'R. Ito Master, :bsa4 M.Lye, John8S. D)ongas, .Biobert Ford.Jobs. ,-~ UeMeekin~ ,. L. 236,hste Bda*d1lor ' gtetlAh ,Ara-eatestly. pred to .913 ea#ad'nee abovy. 58jCeOrtiScope Lost. 4 eeb 'enthat apli ~ Vhieh has be.d 18 ..? . aA mata Fairmount High-School. 12 MILES NORTH OF .WINN8BORO' (4 Miles from the c. 4 S. C. R. R.,) 0PENS on the first Monday of February, under the superintendence of Revf. JA8. DOUGLAS8, . J. It. DOUGLASS, A. B., Rev. T. W. ERWIN. Tuition anti Boarding, including Wash. ing and Fuel, (in specio or its equivalent) per Session of five mionths for English Branches, $65 00 Bigher Branches of Learning, * 75 00 feb 15'd0-3 A. S. DOUGLASS, .ATTORNEY AT LAIV AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, WINNSBORO', 8. C. A&- Offico. No. 2, Law Range-in rear of. tlo Court House. feb 13'60-6no. Dental Surgerys DR, JAMES D. BAGLF,Y, is pleased to anviounce to the citizens of Winnsboro' and vicinity, that he will be in Town . on Wed nesday the 27th inst., and offers his profes. sional serviceito those desirous of having their TB ET If saved. feb 17'66-4 Cotton, Corn, Flour. SMITH & MELTON, CIIESTER, S. C. (Near Depot.) A RE prepared to purchase Cotton or . to make liberdl advances on Cotton consigned4through them (0 New York. They are also prepared to fill.all orders for Corn, Wheat and Flour at lowest mar ket rates. J1. SNfITI1, O. W. MELTON Feb.8'66-9 D'R Y G O OD S, CHARLESTON HOUSE, STbLL, WEBB & co., BANCROVTPS O(D STAND, 287 Kin'g 8. 3 doors Below Wentworth. E iave now opened and on fand Va yory large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS. which we offer at Whpleslo and Retail. Having had long experienco In the Dry Goods Business before the war, we know just whit Goods are most needed by plan. ters and consunters generally and *11 al. ways acep on hand a full stock of planters Goodr of every kind..* We keep our stock-constantly replenished by ever steaner, with the most attrAtive styles. 4 e respectrolly invite planters, moi. chants and consumers.generally, to call and inspect our stock, consisting in part of Blankets,, PlAins, Kersys, osnaburgs, BrownShirtings, Bleached, Long Cl4ths,. Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings, Irish Linens, Calicoes, Ging. hams, and Cambrics, ' - - !..@ ESS AOOD'. Nterinoes, Do Laines, Popling, Colored'Al paceefs, Figured Pol'is, -Black Silks, Dombaaines, . Bl'' . Alpaccas, . and Crape Cloths. - o'getsher with every variety to be found in our line, which we offer at the lowest cash prices. STOLL, WEBB & CO.; No. 287 King .8t., S doois below Wentworth, Oharleston, 8. C. H. C. STOLL, Charleston, C HARLES WEBB, H. 0. WAITKERI, jan'1'65-1yr .NOTICE. BUGGY and Wagon Iron work Bdone by an experienced hand at the shop onteprpmlses of MrsI. MoMas ter's. Also Jlore Shosin g. 'T~s cash on delivery of work. -J. M. ELIOTT. feb 18'66-1awtw, - NOTICE SS hoeby givent thai three month.s will be made for. the renewal of the-eertiO \alos of stock inathe Charlotte & 8. 0. Rail 11626, for 20 share,, dated 10th June, 1869, sued to R.. S. Do*ton. Ne. 18, for 18 shares dated 28th Sept., 1861),-I to R B, B oylston, GuaCd(an of Saul. Du a. Said eep eates have been .lest or' dis twyed.. . ,S A. BOYL8TON, Jan 9'66-- w8m Elx'trix. r and Egg,. FRPSH B ER and EGGS, con. tant onh d , TO MeMASTER & CO feb 8'6.,..tf - S-ool 00ks . Tr*Adwue are nd ed thato Os0 able -Lto f6thish them h IbOOki and *ia. tion.r at 16w riaee. .at's les t on hand .il be o4 'ed b # ehort fotice.. KB DRI& ,. jaa # 6--.t Na, 'HotelMEage MIKELL, BOYLE & 00-, FORWARDING COMMISION MERCHANTS, COJ*MBIA, S. -C. W. MIKELL, WM. nOYLF, JAs. L. 831IT11. jan 25'663-mo S)IOPiuA:.TUS OF TIlE COSIdOPOLITE. On the first of.January we will commence io pubication, in the 6ity oraltimore,-of Stontlly LITER1AICT -MAGAZINE. There is no publication of this character iow-issued South of Now York city, and he closing of the war hA left a large por ion of the people of tle country with no iterary representative. The Cosnopolito will be devoted to Literature, Art, Reviews, Scientific Papers and General Iteading, knd we shall number'auiong its contribu ora some of the first literaVy inen of the iouth, with others from the North and from London and Paris. All matter not original will be carefully ielected from'the newest and best of the 8nglish. French and Germanu publications; kud its Editors shall spare no - effort oi- ex pense, to make it rank with the very first nagazines of the country. As its name imports, we have established lhe Cosmopolite upon no sectional basis. We hope to make It tie organ of general titerature alone; and will be uninfluencetd )y any party or clIque whateer. It will be mailed to subscribers in any part of the country upon receipt .of the fol. ioiing Ssubscriptlits Single copied one year, $4 00 Five 6 6 6 18 00 ren " " " 83 00 1 The Cosmopolite will be generally distri )nted among the Merchants and Planters )f the South, and we will add for. their in. 'ormation, a few advertiseutents, at -mode rate rates. Liberal deductions will be made to book tellpra and newdealers. Newspapers publishing this prospectus ind sendig a ifiarked copy to th unIder. igued, will receive a copy of t he magazine. Address DxLEON & CO., P. 0. Box, 206 Baltimore, Md. feb 13'06 HEA DQUARTERS, 25TH REGIMENT, 8. C. M., WINNeSnoRo', S. C., Oth Feb., 1860. ]en. Orders, No. 1. 1. The following is 'nnounced as the omumissioned Staff, of th1 26th legt. S. C. .8. B. Clowney, AdjuiAnt, Dr. Charles N. Ladd, Surgeon. Dr. William K. Propat, Asst. Surgeon. C. H. Rivers, Quarter Master. II. Elections are hereby ordered to be old at the usual muster grounds of the sev iral Beat Companies, composing the Regi nont. on Saturday the 24Qi inst., for a Cap aint a Ist. Lieutenant and two 2nd LIeu en$nts of each Company, respectively; and ilso for a Major of the. Battalion to which tle Corpany may,belong. III. The three officers last in comTnjsslon 1 ind now living in the limits of any Beat, f %ro he:eby appointed the managers to hold I line above elections within their r6spective < Beats: and in case there be not three offi Ders in any B.eat, then any two or one shall f 3all to their or his assistance one or two I persons as the case may require, to conduct t said elections. I IV. Polls will be kept open from 11 a, m. Lo 8 p. im., the votes cotvited the sameo Dvening, and the result fortlhwith trans. I mitted to those Headquarters. V. No Regimenta,, Staff or Company Officer is required to'tilform himself, butt when on duty shtall wear some badge indi mating his rank. VI. All persons conderned shall be bound by the publication of'this order In the Winnsboro' Tn- Weeklyi News, who shall see or be notified of the same. By command of. .Col. JAS. H., R10N, 8. B.0CLowNsY, fob 808-8Adjutant. Kings Mountain Iron! H ORSE SHIOE IRON, Plough i-- Moulds, &c. Also, Woolen Jewis and.:Lindseys, for sale on consignmient. Also for sale, a large quantity of Corn, of the best quality for bominy or -for planting. RETCH IN, MoMASTER,'& CO. feb 17'66...4f hiot. R . ge Sorghum Syrup i! BARRELS qiellent Sorghum Syrup, Ljust recei . KETCII, McMASTER & 00,.' jan 16'6--tf. No. 1. flotel Range. WM. (i. WHILDEN & CO Fornmer of lIayden & Wae 366 KING I,, CO0NKI 99 BEAUPAIN ST,, .CEABLESTOlt, S. V. HTABopene4 a .comp lete stock of 1o, e urnitingArites, Or Wkw Plated Goods of overt 'aiyCloke', Watoheu an,d JeW,lrf. Poeket and Table 0u ' .BUvk.ev akets and Brooms Waihes and bwej repairA; Old Goid d 8 y..0dety ?tots1pl las 1*8O6ew8a ' . IVATCIES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, &C6', W ORTH over one million dollarsI All to be sold for one one dollar aoh, without regard to value I Not to be >aid for until you know what you are to -eceive. 0undid -list of arti oles! All to )e sold for I each. 250 Solid.Silver Dining Sets, $75 to $00 600 Silver Savers and Urns 60 to 260 600 Solid Silver Tea Sets com plete, 50 to 800 160 Rosewood Musical Boxes, 32 airs, 76 to. 250 200 Mahogany Musical Boxes, 24 airs, 60 to 200 250 Gold Hunting Watches, 76 to 260 230 Ladies' Enamelled Gold ' Watches, 60 to 200 600 Gents' Hunting Silver Watches, 36 to 100 600 Open-face Silver Watches, 26 to 60 600 Ivory Opera Glasses, 25 to 000 600bl other of Pear'Longnettes, 60 to 100 800 Six Barrel Revolvers, 16 to 60 600 Single and Double Shooters, 10 to 50 800 Elegant Oil Paintings, 60 to 100 260 Marble Statues, Busts, &c., 60 to 200 260 Diamond Rings, 60 to 100 i',000 Photo. Albums, all sizes 5 to 50 !,000 Gold Vestand Neck Chains, 15 to 80 1,000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets, 6 to 10 i,000 Chased Gold Bracelets, 6 to 12 !,000 Chatelene & Guard Chains 5 to 20 f,.000 Solitare '& Revolvig . Brooches, 5 to 10 1,000 Lava & Florentine, Brooches, 4 to .10 i,000 Coral, Opal & E meral fo 4 to 10 i,000 Mosiac, Jet & Lava Enr. drops, 4 to 10 r,.00 Coral & Emerald Eardreps, 8 to 8 i,000 California Diamond Pins, 5 to 20 i,000 California Cluster Diamond Ptne, 8 to 10 t,000 sets Solitare Buttons and Studs, 8 to 10 1,000 Gold Thitubles, Pencils, &e., 8 to 8 0,000 Lockets, double-gli'ss, 8 to 6 i,000 Lockets for Minatures, 6 to 19 1,000 Gold Toothpicks Crosses, &o., 3 to .8 i,0 plain Gold Rings, 4 to 10 i,000 chased Gold Rings, 4 to' 10 0,000 Shield & Signet Rings, a to 10 0,000 California Diamond Rings, 8 to .20 .600sots Ladies' Jewelry jet, 5 to 10 ,000 sets Ladies' Jewelry, coral,- 8 to 12 ,000 sets Ladies' Jewelry,onyx, 10 to 15 i,000 sets Ladies' Jewelry, lava, 12 to 20 1,500sets Ladies' Jewelry, mosaio, 20 to 20 0,000.0old Pens with 8il. hold era, 5to 10 ,000 Gold Pens with Gold hold. rs, '. 6 to 12 ,000 Gold Pens & holders, sup'r, 10 to 15 i,000 Silver Goblets & Drinking Cups. 8 to 10 1,000 SilverCastors & Wine hold era, . 16 to 60 !,000 Silver Fruit &. Coke Bas kets, 20 to 50 Mesrs. Parkinson & Cot, No. 208 Broad ray, Now York, Extensive Manufacturers fnd Importers of many of the leading and nost fashionable styles of Watches and eirely, desiring to Increase their business o an unlimited extent, have resolved upon Great Gift qale, subject to the regulations ollowing: . Certificatis nhming eadh article and its ralua, are placed In Sealed Envelopes and rell-mixed. - One of these envelopes will be ent by mail to any address dn receipt of wenty-five centv. AII Article& Sold at One Dollar each, without regard to. value.. Oh recoipt of the corlficate you will see ihat you are going to ave, and then It is t your option to send the dollar and take he article or not. Purchasers may thus ibtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or any et, of Jewelry on our list for One Dollar, md in no case can they get less.than one iollars' worth, as there are no uneortain les.. The prce .bf dertifioates is as fol ows: One for 25 cents; five for ,$I; eleveh 'r $2;-thJrty for $6, with elogant premium; ixty- SveTor $10, with bonust one hundred 'or $1 6, ond handsome present to the getter ip of the club. A gent wanted everywhere, to whom ape. tial inducemenis are offered. Addersa, PAPRKINSON. & CO.; Inmporters, 208 Broadway, New York, jan 20'66-8mo Solo Leather. UT EMLOCK SOL1 LEATHER. L.LJust received. fbKETCIIIN, MoMASTER .0 Household Articles I OCONCEJNTRATED LYE, Yeast, Powders, Cox's Gelatine, Cinnamon, Fl"woring Rxtracts, Lemon, Orange, Vanil a and Pineapple. At . KETC IIIN, MoMASTER & CO'S. feb 6'06--tf D. F. FLEMING &s CO. Wholesale Dealers Upots, shes. Truns, Ac., 2 ilayle Street, COAlfB)R of OJUROH-BTRaZZ, CH ARTLETON, 8. 0., HIAVINCG resumed business at their oNd stand, 2 Hayne-Street, corner of Ohurob-Street, are now reosiving * large and well assorted steek of TRUNKS, AC., Whioh tri1l be sold at the lowest market price. The patr'onae of forner friend. ad,the publio is respeotfhsoletted, DF LMINO, SA &$r0 JAS, f. WZ40O, de* 28'66--4&ymtas PIONEER LINE OF TEtIN FOR* Baltmosie, Philadelphin, Nei York ahid,Bbaton, via Albe marie and Chesepeake . Casao. THE CONfODIOUS STEAME S FIONEER and COMJOHRE ADAMS, ILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk on TUESBAY of each week at 8 o'clock, A. M., connecting with the different lines of steamers for the above named points. OQ and after the fret day of De cember next they trill leave on Tuesday and Friday of each week, making semi-weekly trips. 8hippers of Goods will receive every facility and accommodation for tke trans. portation of the satne,. as arrangements have been made with the different compan panics to forward goods to this line at low rates and witbout delay. Each of these steamers-are capable of carrying TWO-RUNDRED AND . , FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT through the canal without difficulty, as they were built expressly for the trade. They are ftted up with STATE ROOMS and BETHS -capable of accommodating thirty-Ave passengers. Every attention will be paid to the comfort of passengers, who will not be subjectto the ineonvenience of transfer to other vessels, but will be ta ken through direet without change. The tables of the steamers are liberally supplied with the best the market affords. Families traveling will find it to their in-. terest to take this line, as they will thereby escape the danger and discomfort of a sea route, and the fatigue of raillioad travel. On the Ifth of Decettber next, if the business of the line warrauts it, the steam er WILLIAMS will be put on the roume, and tri-weekly trips will be made. For freight or passage apply to WHIT FORD, DILL & CO., Now-Berne, N. C. DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor. nov 21'65 I M ]IUSTOLL; Wholosale Dealers in BOOTS, SHOEN, TRUNKS, ETC. No. 169 Meeting Street, eorner of I1axl, CHARLESTON, S. C. SToCK RPLUNIs21D WMsELY nY sTRAMUn. T.M. BRJSTOLL, C.,T. DUNHAM, d, A. S. BROWN. dee 28'66-8mo Coal Oil. R OTTEN STONE, Spanish Whit ing, Ground Ginger,'British Oil. Also. a small quantity of Candl, of pur est quality. -KETCHIN, MeMASTER & CO. feb 8'66-f - Paintq, &c, L INSEUD OIL, Turpetine. Whjte L Lead, Chrome Green, Burnt. Umber, Venetian Red, Putty, Copal Varnish, Paint Brustes, White Wash Brushes. Sand Paper, &o., at KETCHIN, MoMASTER & CO. feb 8'66.-tf Corn Meal. ICE WHITE CORN MEAL, for sale b' KTCHIN, MM.ASTER & CO. feb 3'06-tf Ketekin, MoMaster & ~Co., lIAVE'received a carefuUly selected kk Stock of Goods, to which they invite the attention of former patron. of the otd firm and of the publio generally. They have on hand and are receiving a general assortment of DI-y Goods, Clothing, Shoes, flats, School .Book., Medicines Soa psand Perfumery, .Py and Window Olass, Tin Ware, Vooking Stoves, Groceries, . .Hardware, Bagging and - Rope, Brooms and Wooden Ware, Ci-oekery, And all other.ar.tieroe usually kept in coun try stores. . . jan.1866-t C. A. CARR~ &CO., DA%ED in' Clppets, O'il Clothe, Mat hn., lyindoW Shades, Patent Step La4dere, &e.'. , . i. ALSO, - Tailor's un9gs of ery variety, wrhich the ofew to 6ife rade at ~w York Jobbing 80ee . SBroa St., Chareston,.S. C. MILLS HOUSE, GNRA1428T ON' 8. 0 'rin II USE 1&be.A THOR. OU HLY RE A1RED and RE:. ~(I~3fland eanpot be eteefted-by 9' . . 1- - ',e Proprietor. JUST ivedl 20 barrele Fine Fami Jfe, *bioh we wgl sell at smell E HINfV,MoMATER &go.