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Loal Items... a. Deaiof an Old CI1116R.-Mrs. Nelson died suddenly jeeterdai :mornitig at daylight at.tle rssidence of her grand. .son, Mr. Wtm. M. Nebion. She lived 'to more years than are usually* allotted to man, having died in her ninety.frst '(91) year. She wss sickonly half on lhour. "lomlelde.-Wo have infotmatiun, but no particulars, of a difloulty that "-occurred between two colored men at Ridgeway last Saturday, which resulteI in the death of one of the party. The two weie armed, one with a pistol, the lother with a musket. ghop11.-Elisha, a negro work. ing for Mr. JAis AIKEN, and four of 4is joeopamons entered, about nine 'clock Friday night, the store of Ketch. - n Moblaster & Co., with the purpose - 'stealing, and while two were buying tsomi'' ariticles, Ehsha stole a bolt of 'cloth and decamped. The name. of the lVat-ty' being taken, Elisha was threateVy ted with prosecution. Bill pursued Elisha, recovered the bolt and restored it It& the oWners. We publish the sabove that thieves 'nay be.known iknd-watched. lnWilng that ir " istrict has been !madly stripped of mule power, we refer tl'ose needing stock of that kind to one of the Brick Range stores. We are not Authorizqd to advertise the fact, but as we saw a live specimen hanging out in front of one of the doors Saturiday after. noon, we can pnly presume there are some of the sarnokind left. The - Weather.-Saturday morning showed quite a change in the teipera. lure.. The wind blow bold, aroover coas were donned. Some ice appear. d, aid ltogether there was great cause of apprehension on account of' the. fruit trees. -But f6rtunately' it wastery dry, and the forming fruit has very )ve'll es. .caped. The wealher is Itgaint m1odeat. ing. . To Adverlsers.-Orders for adverlis. ing should be handed in by noon of Mon' days, Wednesdays and Fridays,' to atetre insertion in the next'day's isane. hew Advertiseeats.-DuBose ERg lastan &'C6. 0 0 Is z R 0 1 A I A oustA, M&roli 18.-Cdv' w.--The nareotoogitinues waly luwl nd un. e-hanged- - GoLD.-U61rke i0reve. The demand -bs be.n aI6ve it Improved prices. The demand could not be supplied at 182, wh1oh was freely paid. Brokers buying at 18( and.selling.at. 182. - 8itLvza.-Buyjng at 125 and selling at lad. STOoKs AND BoND.-City Bon 4old at 80; 8ataamah Bonds 82; andil d State six pr onna78. . . .Naw Yoast -Marsh 16.-Cotton exhibite a dedlining ..tendenc. Sales to-day eigh hundred h~ales at.fouty-one cents. - old thirty and one-qigth~ jaasorts. March 16.-iMarket Arm We quote 17 21, fold, 'add4 27s cur rency,aco-.- - ?RMN ACON SIDS an houi * ~G8ToN #CO , * mwareO*.4t No,-8.RHotlange. ~~WQJY~Iyeok.lsr's S.lj 88'.~S NGLESbTON & 00. nis er 6.2 No. 5, -Det.a lasge. (OPA L VARN I' *eee4 Oil .JMachina and 7 * pifies Tue . peatine,'DBattat- UmbWreell . D.brosas Yellow da i1 AWs* DuDOS USi)8 ~ . mar 20'66-tt oTi. a, ii'. ISXH POTATOF and DuDOSMGLSTON #00. mrWS0'6.tr ijrNe(te 'Sea%. WO 'Bc I0 . ase 20 6 Groceries. I ACKEREE in Quarter Barrels and KiIJ Sugar, Coffee and Rice. DuBOVE EGLE8TON.& CO., mar.20'66-tt No. 8, Hotel Range. Hardware. COLLIN'S AXES, Trace Chains, C Hfoss, &o ...DuBOS45 ZGLESTON & CO.. lnar-20'66.-If No. 8, Hotel Rang. PVILION HOTEL, CORNER MEETING AND NAZEL STREETS. CHARLVSTON, S. C.,. Rates of Board per day, $8,00 H. L. BUTTERFILD, makh 20'66-8 . Proprietor. . .oo pOZEN HOES. LBS. -IRON-IAND, 05*.0 0 'Bar, Sheet, Hoopi Horse shoe aud Rod Iron. 10,000 lbs. Last and Plow Steel. For sale0 by' FISHER & LOWRANC', Miain street, Columbia, 8. C. . march. 6'GG--6 JT REEIVED, 30 DOZ..PLANTERS HOES, 6 dos. Warranted Azee. 800 bushels Prime White Corn, - 6000 lbs. Baltimore Bacon, 80 bblo. Family Flour. ALSO, A full supply of family Grocerjes and Hardware, which will be sold low for cash. CATHOART & MATTHEWS m;rch'17'06-8 HYSON TEA, Bes Rio Coffee, Adamantino Candles, Macca roni and Mixed Pickles. At KNTCH IN, MoMASTER & CO'S. march e7'66-tf Cotton Seed. LA RGE lot of Cotton Seed on consignment. KETCHIN, MqMASTER & CO. march 17'66-t f - Corn Meal. FOR sale:by KETCHIN, McMASTER & CO. m arch 17'4,(--tf NOTICE. O 'ER for sale about thirty (00) - head.of MULER, which -will be in Wvinnsboro' on. Wedlnendty, 21st iopt. I will sell for cash. or to suit purchasers. Also, 2000 Bishels of Cottlin Seed. Will sell on time.. ROBERT BEATY. march 17'66 NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS PLAIN ant FANCY LAWN Fanoy 'and Mournin; gingbians, Linen Diaper, - Tweed for Men's Suits, Cheek Linen for Pants, White and Colored Brilliants, Fine Long Cloth, Cottonade,' rlai Linen,* Linen Drill,. Linen Duck, . Jaonet and - Swi Muslin, ALS0; A oIlendid assortment of. Men's * lack ' and Colored e Pelt Iate.* I.dtes Black and,White Hats, 66 , l a. teotstyles. .Ribbens ad to suit Ladle fate. All of which te efet .ptvrylwgrices, J . H. PROPST, Aget No. 2, Bank g. + marcha 16'O6'tIf .' - I8TS e with ta lutetion of e sumning the, praetice of DUE ,Iwill. bE pleased to se mg d1g -Mfeen ah4p4trne at.Mrs. 1Add's, where ~hropened unf offle - - . D. OVlUTON, - 4ate mn.a4f Surgeon $entist. EW'tat odoat h Jeand in. t UGH'0E., So Anetr. A. S. DOUGLASS, ,ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLIlTOR I. EQUITY, WINNSBORO', S. 0. 4W, Office,'No. 2, Law Rang--in rear of the Court House. feb 18'66--mo. 'DR . BJA=EN' Drugg %. and Apothilary, Mo.'A nA I RAN 3. THI ROOM FORMUaLY oOUPI2D AS Tlls "Planter's Bank of FairfIeld.01 WHERE cnn bo found.all the arti. T l . es usually kept4n a Drug- Store, such as Drogs and Chincals, . Perfumery, Aold and Salts, ' Colognes, Patent Medicints, Hldkr. Etracts, Paints and Oils, Flavoring 4' Petroleum Oil, Hair Brushes, Lamps and Chimneys, Qoinbs, TooXhand'Nall Brushes, ' Dye Stuffs, Spices, Toilet Powder, Fanop Articlos. soaps, &a. Cigars which can be.recommendod. Rome fine.old Wino and good Brandy s4i table in sicknbss, &c. Aledic in" wiU be compounded -or prepared strictly in accordance with the U. A bispense tory. . In the present unsettled state of pdoei I shall sall anything in my legitimatellne as cheap as it can be found elsewhere. feb'2166-tf TO FARMERS I FORD'S PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZER, Aq Improver of the Land. Sup rior for Wheat,.Cotton, Corn, &t., &c. Of Superior Quality and Warranted. Containing fflements essential to 'te Production of Gsailin, &c., ansjt Anuprovesneut of the Land. T HIS is confidontly recommended to FARMERS TO BRING LARGE CROPS, and we gnarantee It to be as go d as any Fertilizer imt Ihe Market, and I bring as good crops. trid side by side with ,60y, even Peruvian Quano'. FOR CORN. COTTON. -T6ACCO, &C. -Put a handtull to the hill when you plant. When the corn and Cottou are well up, put another handful to the hill as a top dress ing; and when the Corn is about to shoot,. and the Cotton to boll, another handful to the hill as a top dressing. In this way the Fertilizer go"e directly to the plant, and the plant gets'all'of tme l,ene4t of It. Use it in this,way. an1l the Pianter.'oau coutit on good crops if the weather is at all favor. able. We guarantee it to prodne as good crops as any other Fertilizer used. Use it in the the way directed, by the side of Peruvian Guano, or any other Fertilizer, and if It does notproduce as good e drop, we will refund twenty per cent of the prios. Use it in the way directed, by the side of Peruvian Guano for five years Consecutively on the a &me land, and if It doE not prtdiob more money, and leave the latkd in hettOIr condiiei than Pervian Guano at the end of the five years we will refund ithe purchaser twenty per centof. the price for - the twe years. Ours will improve the land, and will leave it bet te' than It found it. . , Liberal terms given to promot ad re. sponsiblerparties. JAMES 0. GIBBS, Agent, Columbia, S. 0. For particulais pipply to ' 7. A. GAILLARD, WInnsbeto', 5. 0. march '66-tf STRAUSS, VANES C.," S180 ileeting Street, C'erner Haed St., Opposite&PaeWis Roel, CH ARL1ESTON, "B, t,. WOU,LD'respectfully el the atten tion of.Mercbants to our ntew and varied stoek of Foreign ad .Domeetie Dry Goods, comprising a complete assortment of DomestIcs,. Prints, Cloths, Casslnmeres, flopierygioves, Emnbroidhries, Dry .Goods, White Goodw, Linen Goods, .rapes, Shawls, libbons, - 1es Articles, * loaks, Fancy Goods and Nbtions,. -- pemr stoqv has -been eaef):lly seletedj one long conversant with the wants and r'e quluemnents of the triade, our facilitIes f&v Impoting will always esable us to 'kegp on .ha4 .a stock of tae stapptoved vaio. tyotiported articles. AVe havd also in eonnection, .stablished a Cmmissten and Forwardin~ Business, undir the Aupa of 3. o.;is& , orders entrusted .to us will reselve prompq and 'ebuaattention. -Meohents vslingtheeo ty are r9patUst ly invited to call and s, and etatnine our stock for thenwelves. mar'ch 10'68-8. * - t COLIMBIA, S. O., ebtvsory, 12,160. Leave Chairloe (On arriv'al of the North (a4aa train) fit "1.0.6 m Arrive at Ridgeayat 6,00 p. a Leave - .e lat5.6 a. . Mekse eat i le at 4. . m ma J0AS. 4k5bUM 4 (. ~UTT~een. WATCHES; CRIN, DIAOD 11,AC-, W OUTH. oer one 'aiMt6* dbllarsl All to be sold for tone oni *aoili each, without regard to value I NQt to' hi paid -or until you know what you are- to receive. rplondid list of articles! All to be sold for $1 each. 260 Solid Silver Dining 8ets, $76 to $800 600 Silver Savers and Urns ',60 to 260 600 Solid Silvir Tea Alto obnt . plote, 50 to '0 160 Rosewood. Muslal Boxes, . 82 sirs, ' . ' 76 to 260 200.Mahoganj Muslcal Boxes, 24 air4,. -. 50to 200 260 Gold Hunting Watehas, 76 to '260 260 Ladies'- Enamelled -Gold Wawhoes 60 to 200 600 Gouts' .11unting Silver * Watches, 86 to 100 600 Opip-h"ge Silver Watelfes, 26 to 60 600 Ivory Opera,filasses, 26 to. 000 600bMotherof Poarltongnotte% 60 to 100 800'9Ix Barrel Revolvets, 16 to 60 600 Single and Double Shooters, 10 to 60 800-Elegant Oil Paintings, 60 to 100 260 Marble Statues, Busts, Ao., to -200 260 Diamond Rings, to 100 6,000 Photo. Albums, all sizes- '6 to 60 2,M00 Gold Vest andNooleChains, 16-to 80 8,000 Gold Oval Band Braselets, 6 to 10 6,000 Chased Gold Bracelets, 6 to 12 2,000 Chatelone & Guard Chains 6 to 20 7,000 Bolitare X 4 Revolving Brooches, G to 10 2,000 Lava & Florentine, Brooshes, 4 to 10 6,000 Coral, Opal & Emeral do . 4 to 10 6,000 Moslac, Jet & Lava Ear drops, 4 to' 10 7,000 Coral & Emerald Eardrops, 3 to 8 6,000 California Diamond Pins, 6 to 20 8,000 0alifornia Cluster Diamond Ptne, 8 to 10 8,000 set& Solitare Buttons and ' Studs. 0 8 to 10 8,000 Gold Thimbles; Pencils, A*., 8 to 8 10,000 Lockets, double-glass, 8 to 6 6,000 Lockets for Minatures, 6 to 19 8,000 Gold TootlhpioksCrosses, &o., 3 to 8 6,000 plain Gold Rings. 4 to 10 6,000 chased Gold Rings, 4 to 10 10,000 Shield & Signet Rings, 8 is 10 10,000 Californi6 Diamond Rings, 3 to 20 7.600sets Ladies' Jewelryjet, $'to 10 6,000 sets Ladies' Jewelry, eoral, 8 to 12 6,000 sets Ladies' Jewelry,onyx, 10 to 16 6,000 sets Ladies' Jewelry, lava, 12 to 20 2,600sets Ladies' Jewelty, mosaic, 20 to 20 10,000 Gold Pens with al. hold , er', ' to 10 6,000 Gold Pens with Gold kqp era, *6 to 12 6,000 Gold Pens & h%lders, sup'r, 10 te 16 6,000 Silver Goblets Drinking Cups. .t 10 8,000.8ilver Castors & Wine held. era, - e - 1890 60 2,000. Silver Fruit A Coke Bas kets, . 20 to 50 1essrs. Parkinsot A Co., No. 208 Broad way, New York, Xxtensive anufabtursrs and importers of. many of tife leading and mnst fishionable styles of Watches and Jiwely, desiring to increase their buliness to an unlitnited extent, have resolved --upon a Great Gift Sa%6, subjest to the regulations following: t Certifioates naming each article and its valua, are placed in 8ealed Envelpes and well mixed. One of these envelopes will be sat,.by mail to any address on reseipt of twenty-five eents. AU AricO old W4, O'ne Doler seA, withous f regard te volve. On reoelpt of the certifieats you will see what you are going to have, and then it i at your option to send the dollar and take the article or not. Purehaseis 'ay thus obtain aGold Watch, Diamond Ring or any set of Jewelry on our list for One Dollar, and In no ease can they get less than one dollars' worth, as there are no uncertain ties, The price of ertificates is as fol lows: One for 24 cents; five for $1; -eleven for $2; thirty for $6. witk elegant prenium hIxty-1w, thr.A$10, with bonus; onA hundre. for 16.an handome prosest to the getter up oit tie elub. Agenf wanted evrwee owhom spen elal indements e fe ed Adders, PARKINSON, & CO., Importers, * 208 Br'oadwa, New York. jan 20'66--mo TWO AOIICULTURAL PAPBES FOR $3,60 SQUTR ERN4,.CUL5TIVATOR, p. ,gspxoje & wu..xs. waras motions. ad 9auencd ,anuary, 186.. Monthly, at * ' $2.00 per stunum Si: (lopies fbr - +'10,1in Advanhe. lent on trial 6 months fat *.00 or three me*the for 60 ,oants' S6beoriptions ean qoff w : traee.t wil'the "M4y RYL&AND F45MER," another ecellent Ru ral Monithly,3 -jtlished in Baltimore 6t $1.60, both pa ' t be sont' oneyear'foa $ 0u ofeacl * 10-1Oof each tfe 8 ~beelbe -u -thi ose, mar l -6Atheug, MILLS UdUli E GUAaLNSTO3,t. Q POPULAR AM5 &L agreed on. JO3 TEE BUBSCRIDERa JAVE madh arrangements with Mr J I - t HILLIP tthe ,bfAftR%;dnTAIL RING BOINE8S at tRoIr 914 sland, 4 %rog4 strees, in *11Ita branchm as formerly conducted by thtD,a4 soliit for him from their fortmer patronad friondw the same liberal patron. ag so generously extened to themselves. EDUBRTON & RICHARDS. JanuaVy 29, 1866. J. .HILLI PS DRAPER abd TAILOR (ueesoro to Edgerton # Richard#,) 32 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. EFPS constantiv on, hand a full K Eassortment of tie best grades of French, English and AnerMen Cloths, Cas almores and Vestings. which will be sold by the yard or made to'order, In the latest Fashion@. All orders for either goods or work pronpt. ly attended to. feb 24'66--mo T. M BRISTOLL, Wholesale Dealerrin BOOTS, sUORS, T]UNIAS, ETc. NO. 169 Meeing Sirut, corner of Iraxel. CHARLESTON, S. C. stoe ISasINNnE WIINKLY T MAXID. .M. BRISTOLL, 0. T. DUNHAM, 'A. X. P)ROWN. deo 28'66-8mo DRY GOODS, CHARLESTON. HOUSE, STOLL, W2BB & CO., BANCROFT' OLD STAND, 287 King St., 3 doors Pdlow Wentworth. WE have now opened and on hand a very large and well selected stook Df DLY GOODS. whlh we offer at Wholesale and Retail. Having had long experience in the Dry Gooks Business before the war, we know ust what Goods are most needed by plan, ters and consumers generally and will a!. ways keep op hand a full stoek of planters oods of every kind. We keeb our stook constantly replenished by every steamer, with tho most attractive styles.3 We respectfully invite planters, mer Dhante and consumers generally,- to call and Inspect our stook,.oonsisting in part of Blankqts, Plains, Kerseys, Oanaburge, Brown8hirtings, Bleached, LongCloths, Pine Sea Island Prown4hirtirags, * Irish Linets, C!g1eces, Oing. hats, ad Cambrios, 0RE8 GOODs. ter!noes, Te taines, Poplins, Colored Al. paseas, Figured Poplins, Black Silks, Bombataie, Blak Alpaocas, and Crap9. Cloths. Together with every variety to be found In our line, which we,ofor at the lowest eash prices., STOLL, WZBB & CO., No. 287 King St., 8 doors below Wentworth, Charl6ston;3. C. H: C. STOLL, '. ' Charleston, %H ARLB-WEB, H. 0. WALKER, - . e Jan 18'6.-Ir GEO. He W&L TER&OO0., Genra~l Commnissiott *1ttjauts FOR WARDING AGENTS.. . OR1'N hFJ8ANY4 WHAF, OHARLESTONU, B, 0. 53o. 3r. waneaa, - ^- w. ,s. NoCoaCx,4 a a. WALT.Rs Branoh at Columbia, .Q OEO. H. WATER & SON. march 10-8:n Eetchin, lMoMaster *r Co., AVE vedeived a carefull selected Stock~ef Goo49, to wbicey .Invite i attention ef fortuew patrons of the old Bras and of the publie generally.' 'They lbave.ubi. and are receilni a gbneral 1T'Las M'A'oInre, ?d wStoVead, yJes, Rwae g and, Croot~ Aud rti Selee u.ly sept inceum. is Ieas t , ,by S~ sta priocs.. 4 r i hot- en t ainedb Ru a at short * TCHE fM?El.1-CO