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Local Items. blessrs. Townley & Oxner.-The Niws Oflice, from Editor's down to that little follow- with a fiir-fetched nune, are now at this wriiig smaking their lips and feasting their eyes over and about a de lightful treat from tho Confectionary of Messrs Tow.m.y & OxNEn,-for all of "Which those gentlemen will accept otir .grateful acknowledgements. Wo refer t.o public to their adver. 'tisement where will be seen how many good things can be found at their store. The eather.-For the week ending the 18th instant, we omitted to report. The mean temperature was 70 degrees. Heavy rains on the 17th. For the week ending at noon on the 25th, the mean temperature was 72 degrees. Coolest day-23d--mean 69 degrees. Wartust day-21st-71 degrees. No rain this week. The. days have been favorable to vegetable growth, but the nights very unfavorable. Religious Services may bo expected to morrow as follow6 : A. 'R. Church, Rev. C. B. Betts, 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. M. E. Church, Rev. A. G. Stacy, II A M. and 7 P. M. Episcopal Church, Rev. V. P. Di Bose, .11 A. M. and 5 P. M. Presbyterian Church (probably.) New Advertisllenti.-Messrs. Bacot, Rivers & Co to day advertise a large assortment of groceries &c., which the publia are invited to examine. Confectionary and Bakery, by Messrs. Townly & Oxner, who advertise enou01gh good things to make one wish he had a confectionary too. See Attachment. 1000 Bushels Corn to be sold by ane Lion next week. To Advertisers,-Orders for adveris ing shoild be handed in by noon Of Mondays, WedniesdIys and Fridays, to -seculre insertion in the next day's i-sut: CONFECTIONARY AND Wn .L. ML 3M JM 'W BY TOWNLEY & OXNER, W liEltE can bo found everything ustytity found in a FIRST CLAS CON-FEC TIONARY. CANDIES. Freoch and American of all kitds and pries. - PRKESERVES' AND .JELLIES. Grape, Pear, Peach, Citron, Quince, and Cranberry Presorves. Jollies or all kinds. ORANGIG AND LE7ONV. Raisins, Cittron ,Currcnts, P'runes, Figs, Fig P'aste, &c.. Almnondts, English WValnuts, Brasil and Pecaon. * OYSTERS, Lobsters, Sardines, Piokies, Catsup, Pep. i r Sance, &o. BJISOUIT. Congros., Sugar, Soda, 1 inessed, Pie Nex1pz to Ladd BIros, ay 26'86--k 1,00 30L81Dist.S 60ZtN, 1~1fL 8011lb publi. auction, next rhura Il) o,e't)xousand' busheig fi*-~ to With approvred security dn. 41Nqvember 1st, 1800. - W. C. BEIGlI1'. A EW hudled bushels of COTTON .SEED, (a ON .. at the Debo&, Chester, 8, 0. may 22'66--8t6. - SAW AND (EST MILL W lhe~~. s'operation our MJ Z a flarg meseast of idgeway, anid have ,1eft with L.. W,. l i~ Ir * o., Wi p~bro',1 'ir seatt (' * t~ Tag91iy.- tubn f'of ',doK & . OiOl no C0MMERCIAL. ("MARIANTON, ay 24.-A4oj%t 100 bales of cotton were sold here fosteday prices still tending upwa'nd. and-Ithe stock light. Ordinnry to giolyrdinnry, 29 a 3 I e; low middling ttAdM4ling,, 33 a 35c ; strict iniddling,,36c. ' ".uOusTA, May 23 Thefe is no d Mad for cotton. In tho hblence of LiC buyers, the market is firn).' There be. mng no sales, quotati*nY cqnrot bo giv. en. Gold is ndvadgtig4,brokers buy era ht 130 a 131, and selUtig 4 132 a 133. Brokers buying silver at 122, and selling at 126. , CO.UMIA. May 22--Cotton, 22 to 25, gold; 25 to 30, currency. Corn, $1.55 to 1.60 per bushol. Flour, $11 to 15 per barrel. Oats, $1 to 1.10 per bushel. Peas, $1.80 to 2.00 per bushel. Hay, *2 70 to 2.90. Rico, Rangoon. prime, IlI t&rllic; Carolina 131 to 14c. Tobacco, 45c. to 1.10 per pound. Coin, gold 30 to 32c. preium. CHIAIMTTMi.r, May 23, 1806.-Fdm1ily Flour, *14 per barrel. Bacon, 16+ a I Sc. per pound. Corn, A1..40 per bushel. Peas. *1.30 a 1.35 per bushel. Meal, $1.50 a *1.60 per buiihel. VIheat, none offoring. Oats, $1.00 a 1. 10 pir bu.shel Sorgh'ni. 50c. pergalloae. Gold: 41.26 a 1.27. Silver, '* '2!2.j RE ROK OILs . BY ythle barroT#r ut fAkil, 30 por cAnt"less thia othe'i O,Jils, Lamps,. Chinneys, bmides , Burners a'it Vicks to suit. ,. LWV-P 1, RL-H'& (,O's., ' fIAgents fotFairfield District. way '6- tt' No. .Iv ilowl Itange.. PEiTROGLEUM,. b,esti quality for stile by IACoT,'rlIVELR & CO., ndy 26'60-tl* No. 2, hotel Range.. Susgue4nn.i Extra Fimily - l4ur. NASII,for sale by. F * A iCOT, RL.VERS & Cd., iuay.20NO-tr No. 2, lio'tel Rauge. COUAU BRAN)Y. CLARE'' asad 11911ME WINES, rMPORTED directly .ourselves, quali .1- ty warr'ataed: . .ACOT, RIVERS & CO. .may 2t60-ff No. 2, Hotel Range. COAN WHISKY. -OLD by barfels or quarts. iAUQ'*,RHVER1S 8;CO. may 26'60,tf . o. 2,,llotel Range. F every destrptiou', for sale'cheap, by 0 BACOT, RlIVERS & CO., may 2'60-tf ' No. 2, Hotel Range. NEW ORLEANS MOLASSEg. PRIME1U V.MO MOLASSES. I 'OT,iRIV1ERS & CO., tnay 26'00-t f No. 24 Hotel Rrmige. Drugs and Medicines! ,ADl 1111OS. have lately reoilidd ,o, ev.ar3thing usually kept in a far4t class RUG STORE, consisting in part of Quin o-a n4 Jlorphlne, (1. an W,( Puly. ajd i0Wm,0pum, Glauber, Epsom and Rochelle Salts, .Rhubarb, Sulphur / and MagWsla, Cailihor, Calo. , met and Aimn, Jamaica * and 'Atriopn .GInger Black vh&' fled' Pecpper,,Spie,. * Cloves ami Nut miegs, Soluion- and Powdered Cit. Magnesia, Seidletz Powders, (best,) Gelatine and Isanglass, Large Stock P'atent Medicines, Soaps. Per fumerles, Pomades, IHair. , , Dyes and Toeilet P'ow. * -~ -,,,e dora, Tooth, Na e,' , - and Hair .',. ,', All Tincturea. Syrups andt8liG rom se' in strict. necordanco with U., 8. Uls' nesr of 1860. '''' ' e* - r Prescriptions filled dm.fi'galt. ho'urVof tlp dlay and night. . P'hy sielana will do wirgt,1t givo us cal before purchasing elsewhoe.e. A. . may 24'06-tf ,*,-~ -. Ketchin, MMader&06 A RE now receiving Panints and Stuffs, such as Spanish prownm, splrit4 'Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Lima, Hydrault4 Cement. Exti'act, of Logwood, Burnt Ure her, Lhage, Madder, Indigo. ',-** ALSO, ,e The following'drooories: Sugar, Coffej Rioe, No. I. Mackmerel, Herring1 (GeIoa Boda, Irnperial and Greea Tea of 0 Rest qualIty, Spies, N. 0. Molaeses, Degsh.ylgs, 8a1 Eratu., Caudieu . ALSO, Qt:inine, Aqaa Aminonia, SpIrits Nitre4 Sugar' of Lead, Sulphate ?,ino,'B'('ax, Aluta, Salt Petre, Itoh Otetmbat,' 8eIiaITts Powders,- Lyolie Bed Bug P6wder, Patrn Killer and Dead-8liot. : $ LSO, Ithalon's Night Blooming Orqqa1.traq Mus Stown Windier and other ino Tolles Soap. 'it.eIll'Cologne. - L . a Ab.M80sm. '4 vats4' We are hi~ do iniuh 44l at TIn Ware td N p ..nay'S A6 - . e. . - . 1 - - =. X9B0O0', S. C. 0ts t n Ahe office of the L::s 22.' -- &'tiUV1~ONKi -1E1WV1M r A twenty barrels FORD'S PlOSPIHATE. Sold either on credit or for cash. i iay 24- H. A. GAILLAR'. - A.S. 0 t4 1,$1' ATTOURN E Y AT L A W * AND SOLICITOR I1 EQUITY, WINNSBORO', S. C. ZCir Office, No. 2, Law Range-in rear of the Court House. feb 13'66-61mo. Druggist and Apothecary, NO. 1, BANK RANGE. THE ROOM FORMERIY OCOUPIED AS THU "PlIanter's Uahik7pf FairflpId." W HERFcan'be found al thA arti - clets usully kept in a Drug Store, Such asj Drugs and CheniliAls, Perfumery, Acids and Salts, - Colognes, Patent Medicines, 1dkr. Extracts, Painto aild Oils, , .. Flavoring " Petrpleun Oil, k, . Hair Brushes, Lams and Chimnpys. Cotnbs, Toot and Nail Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Spi,cr, . .I. Toilet Powder, l,nvy Articles, Soaps, &o. Ci0%rs which can be recommended. . nomo fine old Wine and good Brandy sui ,table in sickness, &o. *fdicinces will be compounded or prepared .tiLyin accordance with the U. S Dispensa - In' the presept unsettled- Ptate of,prices I shall sell anytling. in my legitimate line as henap as it can bo' found elsewhere. feb 22'66-tf AN ORDINANUX TO RAISE SUPPIES FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING ON THE FIRST MONDNY IN APRIL, 1866. 1 13: IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED by a the Intendant and Wardens of ti4e Town of Winnsboro' in Council met, that a tax for the sums and in the manner herein. after mentioned shall be raised and paid into the Treasnry of:the0 aid Toivn for the use and service thereof ; that is to say fifteen cents ad vqlorem on every hundred dollaris of the value of all real estate within the corporate limits, to be assessed as hereto. fore: three dollars to be paid by every male inhabitant of the said Town from the agos of siiteen ti Aifty, liet'oor ing upon the s ,reefs of daid Tow;' and three per cont. upon the amount of all salosat a,utiolt. It And be it further enacted and ordainef. That the foregoing taxes shall be paid Io the Clerk of the Town Council on or before tife first. Monday in October next; and in default of t4ch paytent the peroon so of. fending against this Ordinunce shell he fingi I4 4ouble the ,am1t :9f,tme -tax by hin1ppaid, provided 1i6 sfid fine when exce ding fifty dollars 811at be-abated to the sun 'f fifty dollars. 111. And be it further enacted and ordainei, That it shall not be lawful for any person to represent publicly for gain and reward, any play, comedy, tragedy, interltide, or farce, or exhibit, wax-figures, or show, or entertali, ment of any kind whatsoever, without. first obtaining a license ftom tfi Toin ' Council, which licensi'shall begranted upon the payt ment of t'en Alars, except i'L' the case qf circus companies, which shall bb thirty dol lars, and every person violating this provis. ion oPthis Ordinance shall be fined ft4 dqltars, for each and ovary,,offence . IV. And be it further epacted and rdained, Phat it ahall not. be lawful for any peroo t6 self,toxicating drinks in aitits Fes6 tha'.tbNe gnllons, or in any*atr~ibut to 1 drank' whiolly or in par. e negl~f sold; AtiiMere within oxtAilbi of'the p Ilijio in the e ' 5Tow#.'*tBouI 'Brsto tainiug aslicou e therefor..from the Clerk sich enay be gi-anted uipon the paym'ent 4 .4i.xty dollars for wh at is known as a "reta -)pyisg.-iq ene 'hundred- and twenty-6iv dollvrsfor what Is k'nown as a "tavern Ii .censeg hudSP y person violating this pr. .vio'n of. th is Ordinance shall be Sned flt dollare- for each andl every dfi'ence. V...A nd be4 it farther enacted and ordained That all persons inhabitpnts of' the sai4 Town, who are now due, owing and, in --art rears for faze or the yea I on th$ first . i 18, pay th~ same t e rerr on pb oethe first 1Mondey in June next ; and in default . such payment the person so offendtn* again ~t this protiIn of this, Ordinane~ tothdi t~I 11d tte Don in ne , st ay of wy A. D. 1856 ; arid,the corporate seal of h said.Town* I{ 8.S.' '"p .~ Intendantl %L- C. H.,LADD,'8eo..spd Tree. may 19'66-tf Gop. '65O ~ ;;,A,by I?Ridgeway, and Passengpr and iAigh' Trains running as below: Leavoebr,ot rw AotRi way at 0.00 p. :n L.~ide1 At. 6.46 8,.131 'A $ t hajotat ' 2.60 p.mrn nay10 --., JA8. EmIJlt8 ligwp. too,. COTTON GINS rr li,'1An,d signed hanving comle]to.d lrikh- arrangen,ents for th inantir'e. 6ure once more, of the best COTTON ; INS evqr ma4 in-1hiq country, re now primrc l to fKeel Y& orders-froni piliters and ohers., wishing to purolie. The long emtahlisheI and well ktownpopulAtidn of Elliott's Cot tonl Gino, we hope will-be a sutlicient guar. ianteehiatho article will give eptiro satis faction. . J. M1. ELLIOTT & Co. may 12'00-2nmo Winnsboro', S. C. 5 REWARD. STOLEN on Friday night 20th instant, fteat Lowls' T. O.. on Charlotte & 8. C. Railroad, a RBD SORIA MARE AULE, 7 or 8 yeais old-in good order, barefooted, had on A halter-chain thd loqk on when takep--uo marks recolleoted. A Reward ot Twenty-five Dollats *Ill be given for the return of the Mule, and T'wen tyfive Dollars for the apprehension of the I ef, Address J. S. PHINNEY, Chester, 8. C. may 22'66-8t NEW SPRING GOODS. .DRY GOOD S CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL, WEBB & o., BANCROFT'S OLD STAND, 287 ETng !3., 3 Uoors Beloto Wentworth. WE iiave now opened a splendid Stock of Spt'ing Goods, English, FrOach'arld American, which are of the most desirable styles the markets can afford. To'phtmters furnishing the Freedmen either for clothing or for barter with them, our 'Whol%shle 'roolns offer every inducement. Plantation goods in every variety. This being a busy season with the planter and he not able to visit the city, orders ao companied with, city reference will meet with protnpt;attentdon. N. B. Samples; with prico lists, sent. to aey part of the State. Our stock consists in part of White Oaqabrghs. Striped Osnaburgs, Blue Denims, Brown Denims., Heavy Brown Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings, Bleached Shirtings, Bleached and Brown ShIrtings, 0-4, 9-4, 10-4, 12.4 Plaid Blue atid Strjpped Blue Homespuns, Bleached aud' Brown Drills, .3lack French Broad olothk, Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by thppiecV Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam ask,all qualities, Calicoes. all qualities, Dress Goods,, Domestic Ginghams, Fine Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black $ilkp, Colored', Muslins, in every variety, Fine French Muslins, Whjte and Black Goods, Farmers' .13rown Linen Duck, Farm ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and Cottonades. Together with every variety to be found in our line, which wo offer at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. All Dombstla' doods are sold at a very small advanpo on Agents' prices. - We would respectfully call the attention of the Planters, Merchants, and the citi zens gonerally of Fairfield District, to our advert isement. apd solicit a call from them should they visit the city. STOLL, WEBB & CO., No. 287 King St., 8 doors below Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. H. C. STOLL, Charleston CIlAiRLES WETB,, I. C. WALKE1 ,' jan 18'66-lyt W i, C. DUKEs & ed FACTORS AVP COMMISSION MERClIMtF, NO. 6f EXCHAJNCE STREBZ. &ONARLFSTON, S. C. WK. 0. vuxld, ' T. 0. U. DIRIS, JOHN R. D)U*s, J. t. CARSON. may 12'6--law8m we. JUST REEIVEO tip. I Mackerel in barrels nad kits, CaMitaoclean Rice, Hcrrinrgs, Prime'Lard, spice, Perser andI Nut Meg. .* * .' ALSO, ' Keep on hand, Hardware, Ois', La'mps, WoeWre, &o. ,-DB8 EGLESTON & CO., ,may W66-tf No, 3, Rote? Range. Choice Tea. FIN isON TE~A, Best Rio Coffee, Adamantine Candle., Macea; oeni adMixed Plekles. At KRTOHIN, MeMASTER & tI0'8. maaroh e7166-tf 1olyr, Flour. UKtRnA WAiLY, Hecker's gelf ..1Raising. DuBSBE EGLE8TON & CO., Ur 20'66-4f - No. 8, notel Rlange. IISHi!H& AGNEW; - C0LUMifA, f. 9. jashe. lMc e eR 0 s IC .nt K o, PROSPECTUs OF TilE FAIRFIELD. HERALD, rp' E PROPIETORS of tho TH. T- Wi)j,y Nws' ittend publishing about the riddlb of net ' modth, May, a weekly paper to be ent itled THE FAIRFIELD hERALD. The IanALD, according to the design of the publishers, vill be a large sheet filled with ill tile Miscellaneous nimatter 'usually fdunid in a first olass family paper, such ad Original Corrspondencei Original Matterl Latest Newsj Politieni, Commerciail Financial, .0gricultural, Hald Literary Matter and Historical Sketehes; All interests invqlvilg the publio welfare of the District will receive particular atten tion. The purpos- of the Publishers will- be to identify themselves with the interests of tho 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 it liberal patronago based upon its own merits. Tunas. S3.00 a year in advance. A diq. count to Clubs. Send in your sutbscrip tions. The IIRALD will be under the Editorial management of I1. A. GAItranou and D. B. MCCn:toIT. GEO. H, WALTER & 00, F A C TOR S. AND FORWARDING AGENTS. NORTH AWL'NTIC WIAIF,. CHARLESTON' s,... I " . . - . e .0 4 6 9 GEO. H. wAf,Trft, W . J. ieCoR3aACIC, . R. wALTER, Branch at Columbia, S. C. GEO. H1. WALTER & SON. march 10V'I-8m' TO PA:kIERS I F 0 t B]' PROSPH&TE OR 9*1''hizmg, an Iinprorc Pr c Land. *u*perior for V orn,, 4.f. Of 06 , n.raeg., *on log lancits.esecntlal to %11 asotillont of Granl, c.,'.a , jena*lovhsen * ,of*4i~c Lauade 9 sonfuTently recom'nended to ARtIEtU8 ' To BitING LARGE PROP Ad sp4iarantee it to be as got.d ae- ar,til* in the Market. and to, brin :a d, qtdos. ,tried side by side with anyoVo ermvi -Onpp . 'FO It ', 'i -!TO'fICCO, iC. -Put a ha'ndfull to lhe hill whep yqu plant. When th Uorn and Cotton are well up, put another handful to the hill 'h a top dress ing; and when the Corn Is al4'tt'to shoot,' and the Cotton to boll, another handf\l to' tho'liill as a top dressing. In this way the Fertilizer 'goes dlir'ectly to'the plant, and the plait gets all of tino benefit of it. Use It fi thiu'way, and the Planter can count on good erops if the weather is at all favor able We gitaranteo it to prode:de as gdod' Ote6ps as any other Fertilizer used. Use it in the the way directed, by the .*ikhe of P,eruvian Guano, or any othterFecrtill . and if it does not produce as good a crop, we will refund twenty per cent of the prIce. Use it.in the way dire'qt&d, by the side of'Veruvian Guano for five years' consbcutively' on the se land, aznd if.it does not produce mnore iiuon'ey, and leave the land in better conditio'n than Peruvia'n Guano at. the end of 'the five 4ears we will refuin the purchaser twenty per cent of the peAlce for the five years. Ours will Improve the land, and will leave if, bet ter thait 4j found It.. . ddberal ternms given to prompt and te. sp,onsible parties. JAMES 0. OIB, - Agent, Coiwmbfa, S. C. Per pattLIoularsappyt Wlhuaboro', 8. C. maroh 1'66-tf MILLS HOUSE, 04eno quem and Meeting Stree., C H 4 L EgTO0N, 5. 0. L IS POPEA~R AN9. WEini, 801f ~v8E0USis uow fklly .gen eO b rece~p of;'*itors, 'hating been i.u~hdwith New and Ulegant lari uurtole offers to t~ -traveller '~~ ~~event aPist or ~age o - e,pgblio Is. * ~tes e ed Per dasy. ~ d 4'O3 at~spen thnf tt be a don. 1 0