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Local items. Another Garrhon.--Ot 8atmrday last the cars froin Chesta brought, down 0. "K," Ath !its'. Y. V. to re.garri. bon Winsbhot-o. Oapt. Spiir is in command. The bompany iave pitched their tents in the g"rove ih the rear of tie Presbyterian We .congratilate our citizens on tie fact that Capt. Spear's company has been in tie service live years. and there, fore are better disposed towards the peo pie of the South than t,hose initen in war ien who never having fought. for their section - when fighting was the fashion, are disposed to prato and bliis ter on battle thems and conquest sitt jects when the snell of gin powder has cea.sed to titint the air. Capt. Spear is ordered first to receive returns and mAke a report of all tho des tititte in thl District, both white and -colored. W e hope all the oitizens of the District will promptly aid the Captain in this duty. lie is not. aware himself -of the object in view *>y the war de partuent who orders this report. Ti-e Captain -nys he will interfere with no civil or municipal arrangement. fir the preservntion of order, but will -onlz take cognizance of inatti-rs invoi. ing the interest of the freedmen. \V'e believe from oir interview with Capt. Spent that i- is not one of those who "snuiff tresoni on tie (innagined to be) tniinted breezi," from every prel.y social disorder. ind finally. wet urge upon those bet. ter educated and more iinluiential colored men, sonic of whom subscribe to this -paper, to ulviso and caution ,tbo impri. dent among their titnber to give nio ennse for military nterferenee. Ve as n cominitiity, both wvhite and colored have been git.ming along remairkably well ever since tihe hist grrison left nQ. And W'v! hopm1 tie white population wili maintain tieir tilready noted repeuation ns law abidling p"ople. . Agai we express our hop that -every on will aid Capt. Spear in get fing up his repnr!. Ladies Filr. -We are r'quested by 1hu Commnittee of Ladies of thi fair to pibli.-h tie followiing no'ice. The Ladios Fair will open on Thurs. day evening, r.t half past 7 WO'lock, andm11 on Friday, at. It o'cloe'C, and continue throughout, tine day and evening. The following genthmen are reqnest. ed to.net as Mitnagrs : Gen1. Bration, Mr. Win. Elliott, G. N. Reynolds. Capt. Rivers, P. Ba(141, Dr. Aiken. Dr. Lad, H. A. Gailhilrd, Wi. M. Dwight, R. M. DuBose, Dr. Robertson. New AdVertsenents.-Cotton Gins, J. W. Elliott & Co. CasF in Equity. Saw and Grist Mill, J. R. Cook and J. G. Sciorb near Ridgnwny. To Advertisers,--orders for advertis. ing shopid ihe hnanded in by noon of Mondays, WVedunesdanya anid Fridays, to secure insortion inn then next day's issue. SAW AND GRIST MILL. IAE hav'e in operation one MILL fT our miles eatof Ridgeway, andi have *a ilarge lot ofiLumber' on hand. Diills can be left with L.. W. Duvall & t,o., WVlnnsboro', orient no' usat l(Idgeway. Lumber for Gia'-iheels oh han<i J. R. COOK & J. G. SCHOR B. ;$1HCAROLINA, '- A Fz I'3J DISTRI;T, IN EQUITY .if,V ook andi Wife, 11 J.a. rOwn, Aedeotnn -Discovory andI I spaigt e ion of tine .L. 'thaisiner that I Owens, -one of the Defendante iii the", ed osse. resideS beyond the linftt , a tu esse, obertson en~1 f ree,that thne said Defendanta pleAd, answer or- demur to the Bill1 of ghoat pla'it filed lh ibis case, witn three, mest1's ~from~ ttii pubiieAiion -heteof, or the seine wrill be orderedpro confes agalis*t himn. SA AC JR. AIBA NS, Corn. in Eiquity. :sjbimalb -Da .Z.AZEEN, Druggist and Apothecary, NO. 2, BANK RANGE. THE nOOM rORMNRELY OOCUPIED As T118 "Pands? aAN of Fairfield.' W HERE can be found all the arti. csolo usually kept in a Drug Store,. such as Dru a And 0 malos, Perfumery, Ak ad 8 e* Colognes, latent M'edioUree, H*dkf. Extracts, Paints and Oils, Flavoring " Petroleun Oil, Hair Brushes, Lamps an1d'ohiinneys, Combs, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Spices, Toilet Powder, Fancy Articles. Soaps, &e. Cigars which can- be recommended, Some fine old Wine and good Brandy sul table in sickness, &c. -Medicines will be compounded or prepared strictly in aceprdance with the U. 8 Dipenea tory. In the present unsettled state of prices I shall sell anything in my legitimate line as cheap as it can be found elsewhere. feb. 22'06-tf NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS, PLAIN and FANCY LAWNS, Fancy and Mourning Ginghams, Minen Diaper, Tweed for- Men's Suits, Check Linen for Pants, White-and Colored Brilliants, Fine Long Cloth, Cottonade, Plain Linen, - isen Drill. Linen Duck, Jaconet and 8*WsI Muslin, ALSO A splendid assortment of Men's and Boys B31ack and Colored Felt. lists. Ladies Black tnd White Hats, of the It. test styles. Ribbons and Flowers to suit Ladies Hats. All of which we offer at very low prices. J. It. PROPST, Agent. No. 2, Bank flange, march 16'66 -tf Choioe Tea. F IN0 HYSON T;A.. Beat Rio Coffee, Adamantine Candle*, Macon rwniand Mixed Pickles. At KTCiIN, MoMASTER & t -'8-, march e7'66;-tf Flour, Flour. 'XTRA FAMILY, flecker's Self. . Haising. DuBIOSE EGLESTON & Co., mar 20'6-tf No. 8,. lotel Range. A. S. DOUGLASS, A TTr ItNUY A T L A W AN I SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, WINNSBI&otr, S. C. SO- Office. No. 2, Law Range-.in rmsr of tile Court House.. feb 13'66-Uno. Pt unBo.o.-Messrs. Fowler and Wells, 8H9 Broadway, huave just issued a new and improved Phroenological Biust, showIng the lntest olassitication nnd exact loos.tionu of the Organs of the Brain, d, signed for learners. All the newly discovered Organs are givon. It is divided Co as to show each Or n~a and all the groups-ocial, Executive, Intellac toal and Moral-classified. It Is now ex tensively used in Europe, and is almost the only one in use here. There are two siss -the largest near the size of lIfe-is sold at $2.00. The smaller one, which is not mnore than six Inches high and may be car ried in the pocket, is ony $1,0(1 May be sent, by Express, or as freiht. Aiddr,, Fowler & Wells, 889 Broadway, New York. LADIES TAIR,. TillR ladies of Wiuinsboro' amnd vieisity, propose holding a VMAR in the "Rheapian Hall on the 17th and 18th of M%ay next, fbr the purpose of raising a fund to aid in re building the EPISCOPALe CHUci, Whieh was burnt in that Town by Gen. Sherman's troops in February 1886. The Pair will open on the evening of the 17th, an'd continue throughout the following day and'hentaS& A:th ab. 9blio Is ris speotfully requested to attend, Contributions of any kind whatever, .a et in muoney, eggs, butttt fanuy work, or pyhigRaa btg fd Ig s uree, *1ifb thanVfl[~yrqved, : Direst to "Ladies Vei,.W1Mb.r' I ,0, -NF PRING GOODS. ~T GOODS CIALSTOX HOUSE, .1Ls.W2BB & 00., 3ANVUOTV6 OLD STAND, 287 Ki'ng A., 3 doors Below Wentworth. E. have now opened a splendid Stook. of Spring Goods, English, French and Americar., which are of the most desitable styles the markets can afford. To planters fdrnishibg- the Freednen either for clothing or for batter with them, our wholesale rooms- d4r every inducement. Plantation goods in #vry variery. This being a busy season with the planter and he not able to visit, the oity, orders ac. companied with city reference will meet with prompt attention. N. B. Samples, with price lists, sent to any.port of the State. Ow stook consists in part of White Oanabarghs, Striped' Oab*urgs, Blue Denim., Brown Denims. Heavy Brown Shirtings, Fino Sea Island,Brown Shirtings, Bleached Shirtings, Bleached and Brown Shirtings, 6-4, 9-4, 10-, 12.4 Plaid' Blue and Stripped Blue Momespuns, Bleached and Brown Drills, Black French Broad cloths. Hosiery and Gloves; Irieb Linen by the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Dan ask, all qualities, Calicoes. all qualities, Dress Goodi, Domestic Olin1rhams, Fine Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black Silk, Colored Muslins, bo every variety, Fine French Muslitis, White and Black Goods, Farniqrs' Brown Linen Duck, Farm. ers' Brown Linen D-ills, tancy 1-ills and Cottonades. Together with every variety to be found in our line; which we offer at WHOLESALE AND RETA M.. All'Domestic Goods are sold at a very small advance on Agerds' prices. We would respectfully call the attention of the Planters, Merchants. and the ciii. zens generally of Fairfield Vietrioq! to our advertisement. and solicit a call from them should they visit the city. STOLL, WEBB & CO., No. 287 King St.., 8 doors below Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. It C. STOLL, Charleston, CHARLES WEBB, I. C. WALKER. jan 18'6-lyr THE SUBSCRIBERS H TAVE mado arran ements with Mr. . J. 8. PIILLIPS to continue the DRAPER and TAILOtING BUSINESS at their old stand, 32 Broad Streel, in all its branches, as formerly conducted by them, and solicit for him from their former patrons and friends the same hberal patron age so generously extended to themselves. EDUERTON & RICHARDS January 29, 186. j. S. PHILLIPS, DRAPER and TAILOR (Successors to Ndgerlon t Richardi,) 2 3BROA D STREET. CHARLESTON, S. C. - EPS-sonatantlv on hand a full assortment of the best grades of French, English,and American Cloths. Cas aimeres and Vestings, which will be sold by the yard or made to- order, in the latest Fashions. All orders for either goods or work prompt. ly attended to. feb 24'60-Bmo GE. H, WALTER.A 0., FA C T O R S. Stutral 4owmtslon , errliut. ANID FORWARDING AGENTS. NlBBTHf ?TL*NTIC WHIF,P 'OH A RLBSTON, 8, 0, 0ao. n. wAL,TUR, WM. J. Ne6Ot5AcK% U i. wAh?TEM Braneh at Columbia, 8. C. QEO. II. W ALTEIR & SON. mareh 10'66-8m MILLS HOUSE, . Qorner Queg., end-MEeing Berest., CXRA EL E ST OR, s. C. 1'H1 POPLARAND WELL 'T' E,uWN RGv83'is now Adtly eon for the reception of visitow, having been u.ferteledrwkf New and Elegant Furnd tinqe ghui . and offeis to the tmaveller aano m4i,R fd envenienees as a First wetSb6e equalled by any Nor ti .5' #Ut. 06tonage of e pnbite is roytAdlt .edo emnhar may be Sd *--er Pesy.tee, 1tporn Dr4..eshoes. e o nu 0O mMME 1 ayA L. AuousTA, May I I.--There-was good donmard for cotton, to-day, and some Salea were mado at the foll'owinyprices: Middling. 27 ; strict middlirig; 2 ; good middling. 29. There was an aqtive de mand for gold, and sales were made at 128. Brokers buying at 127. Brokers b1.ving silver at 120, and selling;at 124 a 125. Nvw OtYANs. May 9.-Sales of cotton to-d.y, 2,000 bales, at 31 a 32c. Superfint- flour, $9,25. Gold 30. CINCrNNAtt, May 9 -Flour unset iled ; holdi-rs asking 25c. higher, hut the demand wa not, presing enough to iistnhlisih the advance; we quote $9.50 a b12.50. Wheat. higher and irregular, Fit. $2.40 n $2.90. Corn steady. At. 59 a 70c. Oats firmer, at 42a 46c. Whis key dull, at $2 20. Mess pork ina:tive, at 0430. Bulk ienta, 12 a 18jo. Lard dull. at 22c. Biutter dull, at 40 a 42c. Coffee, 2l1a 27.- Sugar l111a 15c. Gold 29}. Lour-SnII:., May 9.-Sales 163 bhld. lenf tobaeco, at *iGl. Superfine flonr senrt*e, at *8. Corn. 62c. Oats, 47c Mess pork, $30. Bacon, 131st 18j-c. Lard, 221e. (SteCt-:ssrIs To) FISHIER &AGNEW, COLUMBIA, S. C. O FFR a good selection of ERA VI)WAI FE, GtOCERIFq Ilad is ItY GOODS, Anti have ju4t received an assortment of atul lsag 9l otleit, which are offered miuch below the prices ciomary since the close of the war. Keep on hand a large supply of Ce-v. flay, Oat% an'd Flover, of various grade". FISHER & LOWnANCE. may 12'i-2m.o COTTON GINS. T I, undersigned having completed ? their nrrangements fr ithe manufiac. ture, once siore, of the best COTTON OINS ever mande In this country, are how prepared to receive orders fron planters and others, wishing so purchase. The lnrq established ol well known reputation of Hilloll's Ca-t ton Gine. we hope will be a sticient gnar. raniee that the article will give en ire "Atis faclion. . J. M. ELLIOTT & CO. may 12'66-2mon ' Winnsboro', 1. C. WVI, C. DUKER & CO, FACTORIS AND COMMISSION MERCIANS, NO. 5, EXHA NOR SPRRE7. CH AltJSToN, B. C. Wit. c. IDUKH". T. 0. It. DUKR,. Joli%- It. DUKUP, J. M. CADSOX. may 12'60-lawim Ketohin, McMaster & Co., RE now reefiving Paints and Dye Stuff. such as Spanish Brown, Spkrits Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Lime, Hy&aidlo Cement. Extract of Logwood, Burnt Um ber, Lithage, Madder, Indigo ALSO, The following Gro,nri;: Sugar, Coffee, 111ce, No. 1. Mackerel, llerring, Cooking Soda, Imperial and Green Tea of finest junllty, kpiees, N. 0 Molusses, Dried Figs, Sal Eratus, Candles. ALSO, Qninine, Aqaa Anmmonia, Spirits Nitre. Sugar of lead, Sul phnto '4inc, lloruux, Alum, Salt Petre, Ite a Ointment, Sebllita Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, rain Killer and Dead Shot. ALSO, Phalon's Night Bilooming Cereus, Elctract Musk, Brows Windsor and other fiae Toilet Soaps anid Bell Cologne. We are how prepared to furnibb bills of Tin Ware to Merohants on reasonable rates. may 8'66-tf Just Received. DRIME lot A-f BahLiror0Sidee; which .. we will sell low for eaah,,-at BACOT, RIVBIt8 & CO'S., may '6-tf No, . orel- ange, NOTO0R. W E a re now prepared to furnish TVi~erchants and Dealers generally with our OIL. We will sell' ts thei at M~anufacturers pies. We . are the onl parties aihorised to sel) ini this I)ht,~ and -no one can porcurs thme a 4et through us. We w i fornish Ede er*U Lamps, Blurners, Ad.,'at whstesali,qu -BACOT, RIVSM0Q stay5'66-tf No.2, Hotel hav OF THE FAIRFIELD HERALD. T HEn PROPRIETORS of the Tnt WEEKLY Nrws intend publishing about the riddle of next month, .May, a weekly paper to be cntitled THE FAIRFIELD HERALD. Tlib HIIUALD, according to the design of the publilshers, will be a Ifirge sheet filled with all the Miscellaneous niatter usually foundisna first class family paper, such as (riginaP Correspomdencr,. Ordfgnat flhatter,* Latest News, Political, gommercial, Financial.. Agricultoral, and' Literary flatter alid Historical Sktehes.. All int restsinvolving the publio welfare of the District, will receive particular at ten tion. The purpose of the Publishers will be to identify themselves with the interests of the District, and they call upon the District to identify itself with the interests of the pa per, and thus by mutual aid to make a pa per that. will insure a liberal patronage based upou its own merits. TxRt, $3.00 a year in advance. A dis. count to Clubs. Send in your subscrip tots'. The IrRnA.T will'be under the Editorial manageument. of 11, A. GALAID and D. B. TO FARMERS! FORY'S PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZERy An Improver- of the band. Superior for Wellt, cotfint Corn, &e., &c. Of Superior QUlality andWarruntbd. Coutiineag Elenteisti esm-ntial to iise iOeasoit of Gr:reu, &c., miad-1 111SbroVellkeatt of time Lauand. T jjS- s confidentiy recommended to FAREIRS TO lItING LARGE. CROPS, and wo guarantee it to be as go d as rsy Fertiliser in the Market. and to bring as good crops. tried side by. side with any. even. Peruvian Gunno. Ol CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO, &C. -Put a handfull to the hill when you plant. When the corn and Cotton 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 goes directly to the plant, and the plant gets all of tne ienefit of it. Use' it in this way, And thu Planter can count on good crops if the wealher is ut All favor able. We guarantee it to prodrce as good crops. as any other Fertilizer used. Us it in the the wsay directed. by the side of Pertiviair Guano. or any otker Fertilizer, and if it does, not produce as good a crop, w will refundb twenty per cent of the price. Use it in the way directod, by the side of Peruvian Guano for fire years conseceaively on the seime land. and If it does not produce more money, and leave the land in better oandition than Peru.vian Guano at the end of ie five years. we will' refund the purchiaser twenty per cent of the. price for the five years. Ours, will improve the land, and-will leave it bet ter than it found it. L,iberal terms given to prompt and' re sponsible partiles. fA MES' 0. GIBBS, A gent, Columahls. 8. C. For particulars apl~y to~ march '6fi-U Winsboro', 8. 0. 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