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TEL EGRA HPIC. From Now York, ot Yon. May 31.-Two 0enths occurred yest.frdiy ,foln cholera, 9.ne in Cherry btreei, the other i Sixth Avenue. 8,000 pounds of amMiuniti6n have been -seized by the Jnited States Marshal. on board steamer General Sedgewich, from Galveston, which were coniigned to the Adjoitant General of the Fonian Broth. erhood.. It is stpposed *to have been Stolen froin bIio Federal camp in Texas. The steamer Co.ta Rica has arrived with upwards of *4,000,000 in gold, and the A- edc4 $totes Minister, Nelson, from Chili as passenger. The Spanish -squadron left Calloa dis. ,graced, and is reported to have sailed to Montevideo. Admial Mmies addreised a bombas. tic note to the British Consul that, hav ing ' Ichstised the Peruvians, he now loa'st,he Pacifla realy to return if Nrit shQuld become insolent. Gnatamala; Salodor and Costa Rica have declined the-Chilian-Peru alliance. Tbe A tlanta spiled .wjt,h $|5,000 in specie. the shipment of'gold on Sattur day will probably exceed $3,000,090 Nzw YonR, May 31.-The Sweeney wing ofthe'Feniat' army appears to have taken the fil-ld, and are arriving by trniji loads at Buffalo, Cleveland and other citt -a along the border lin.e con fronting Canada, and movements have asqiimed a threatening attitude. The British Consul at - Buffalo tele. graphed yesterday to the manager of the Great Western lailway, request. ing him to atop oll the trains going from Suspension Bridge. He also telegraphed to the military anthorities at Toronto that the "Canadian volunteers would nain he caled to arms." Tlie Custom Honso and general busi. ness will he closed to-morrow, on ac eoint'of the fruneral of Lieut. General Scott. Cotton doll. Sales 1,000 bales. Flour declined 5 to 10a. Sales 1,000 ba'r, .4. Wheat and Corn declining. . Sates 227 bushels. Corn 4 cents IUW4!r. Sugar tendy. Gold 39. From Washington. WA1st1rON, V"-3 O.-In the Sen. ate the recontruction resolution vas taken up, and various attempts w4re made by the amnority to modify the dif ferent sections, but every one was vQted down. Pending the discassioni of the 3d sec. tion the Senate adjoutned. . There seetiMs'to'b iid doubt, from the .unanlimity..of 6,.e Republicans to day hfaht. it will pass by-a two-thirds vote in thie shape reported from the Republic(n caicis. Ii the House the bill to restore the $ttes lately in infiarrittion t4 ihe(r po lit,ical righL4, was taken up and several chs were made,- but no final action W44talm. Both' Houses -o ongresw have in struicted their military, egnagvittees "to epnaidausitelbid measures. in order to testi7 respect to the umemory of GeIne,rl oeThpsrtment of St ate learns that nio stritnus lP)ve en sejit to -Mexico, TeNational colors ate at half nast 4rp,thie Pypartojqnt.,, an4 ether pt.blio buildimgs, ini respect to the memory of '*);e;pleical ;force of the Treaa~ry, ,is 'neaged b riceiving transfers'ot' depot. -Its 4jf' dIistidtig officeifrotn ' the Na tiqual B3Anks to the United States Trea .urv and eubTresuies, '#5o1a 'drd ra NpeiW tlie dleath of )en1eral cott, And honors to be paid his mnetidry, h&ve'el lWued by the P)e prtments. A larg~e twnuo,r cof the anost diatmnguished48teiers.In- the servieb p,ays been detailedy ,ttptad his funtera1 st West Potmt on ridtay.. rhe Depart me ts aCostom Hbuises; ete., will EItbM ow thi day, as a miark of repect to the meiiry. of thetcdeceused. Gdht?GrlMt announces the death of General Scot iq pen tal Order., in which he'i%)? "As'th 4kor of his life, whether 1i- pinde oV hi wdt, had been devoted.ttrthe service pf the con. tr heloved so well, so .in his age, his 4: w hire,s itt tturn, the teft wats by few enjoyed1 'and which is th~ higheea&VAtfa dan gIve. His mnetpsry will tever fade fross the winds of1t#omIwhbwhave -,.verenced him so w=ill wear a bandgre of fuiourntner. tor# months, on the left Arm and.on the hilt of the sword. Mrs. Jefferson Daviq left,,here. today to rejoin her husband at Fortress Mon too. Her departure was hastenel by advices front Dr. Cooper, stating that Mr. Davis is reduced to such a state of physical prostration that he is unable to take his daily walk across the plat of Fortress Monroe, without lying down to rest several tithes. HIVIENIAL. Married et Greenwood, S. C., onl Wedniesday evening the 231 May. at the residence of tho bride's father, AuGus-rus U. AIKVN, Esq., and Miss MARy, eldes't daughter of R. C. GIL LAU. Esq., all of Abbeville District. WVINNSORo, May 30.-Cotton-27 currency. Corn, $1.''5 per bushel. Flour, $14.01 per barrel. Reas, $1.15pWr buShel. Bacon, 18 to 25c per pound. Meal, $1.75 per bushel. Borghum, 75c per gallon. Tobacco. 45 to *,1.10 per pound. Gold, 35 Co.uVjjA, Mey .30.-Cotton, 20 to 26, gold; 26 to 33, currency. Corn, $1.60 to 1.75 per bushel. Flour, $11 to 15 per barrel Oats. $1 to 1.10 per bushel. Peaq, $2.00 to 2.10 per buslel. Hay, $2 70 to 2.90. Rice, Rangoon. prime, ItI to II jP; Carolina 13j-to 14c. Tobacco, 4 5c. to 1.10 per pound. Coin, g6ld 36 to 39c. premium. CHAnLOTT, May 30. 1866.-Coton. -Seventy.five bales sold to-duy -t 20 a 2111 gold ; 28 9; 30 in currency. IJopir, $12.50 a 14.00 per barrel. B!con. 16J a 18c. per pound. Corn, $1.45 a 1.50 ppr buihel. P1lad. *1.35 a 1.40 per bushel. Meal, $1 50 a *1.60 per bu,hel. W liet, none offering. Oats, $1.00 a l.10 per bushel. Sorghun, 50c. per:galln. Gold,. *1.33 a 1.35. Silver, $1 28. Nxw YORK. May 31.-Cotton dull at 39 to 41a. Gold 37t. Exchange 9k -60 d4yo., Mo'LE, vlay 31.-Sales Of cotton to-day were 100 bales. Middling 34c. Market diill. irtegular and unsettled. No one depirous to sell. Nxw OImiAN9, May 31.-Cotton easier-937 bales changed hands. Gold 39. Sterling gchange 53. Ketchin, OWaster & Co., &RlE now receiving, Paints and Dye Stuffd, such as Spapish Brown, Spirits Turpen,tlie, IJbseed Oil, Lime, yIdraidio Cement. Extract of Logawood, flurnt Um ber, I,ith,ge, Madder, Indigo. . ALSO, The following Groceries: Sugar, Coffee, Rice, No. 1. Mackerel, Herring, Cooking Soda, Imperial and Green Tea of finest quality, 8pices. N. 0. Molusses, Dried Figs, Sal Eratus, Candles. ALSO, Quinine, Aqaa Ammonia, Spirits Nitre. Sugar of Lead, Sulphate Zinc, Borax. Aluto, Salt.Potre, ItchI Ointment, 8eidlita Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, Pain Killeriand Dead Shot. ALSO, lhaliom's Night. Blooming Gerea, Extract, Muek, Brown Wie duou asd.other Sn.Toilet Soaps and Bell Cologne.: We.are bow prepared to farsah bIlls of Tim Ware to Merchant. on reasonable rates. may 8'00-ti T DU OROO. hate lately recelved .Leverfthing usually kept in a fireL cls DRUG STORE, consIsting in part of Quinine andt Morphine, (P. an W's,( Pul,. and QuflSOptuM,,B1aabert Epsom and , Rohele,Uilt, Ihubarb, Suiphur, and Magnesia, Camphoi-, Cafo. , and African Ginger,. .a .. .9 ad- lied - Pe p' Splee, I Clas:AndNeit ,08tution-.Aud Ptitdes d Cit Magnesia,. idlets Powders, (eg) dulattue ihd1s,agian,Ete8 Tat'sE 4 Medioinew, eoa~ Pee. ffikie, Ponigde, hete Veo ?fee Toilft Ptu* AlTinetr Syrups and SolottedM Ade in erit sco auwth U, 8, Dispensary ofPra%i tIlididlij-atl VAIM ef the da h a~ wll do welIigive'diWhi'a before salag selswrh.rt. . 3 ma - H. A. GAILLARD. '2tttorin dtt Karl), W.I4XTf)Q' I t ,. C. &. k c6at redetilh th'eoffice of the Winnsboro Nws- may 22. &-isP IiAXY ON HANDFI i~ tw-nty barrels FORD'S Pii18IA TE. iold either on oredit 9fior gash. Nay 24 H, A. OAIlXAl". A. S. DUGLss, ATTOKNEYAT LAW AND SOLICiTOk I. EQUITY, WINNSBORO', S. C. SW Office. No. 2, Law Range-in rear Af the Court, House. fiob 13'60-62w. Druggist and Apothecary, NO. I, BANK RANGE. TitM RoOaI tHdRSIa OoUPIND As T118 "Planter 's'U k ,f Fairfield." W4HERE, c#n be found all the art,i. - cles usually ke?9 in A Drug Store, such asg Drugs and Chefncals, Perfumery, Acids and Salts, Colognes, Patent Medicines, Hdkf. Extracts, Paints and Oils, Flavoring - letroleum Oil, Hair Brushes, Lamps and Chimneys. Combs, rooth and Nail Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Spices, Toilet Powder, Fancy Articles. Soaps, &c. Cigars which can be recommended. Some fine old Wine and good Brandy sui table in sickness. &c. Medicines will be compounded or prepared strNidly in accordatece wiJA the U. 8 Dispensa Ity the presept uppettled state of prices I shall sell anything in my legjtimate line ts chenp as It canbb 'found elsewhere. feb 22'66--tf AN ORDINANCE rO RAISE 8UPPLIES FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, 1866. BF IT ENACTED AND ORDAINKD by Ia the Intendant and Wardens of the l'own of Winnsboro' in Council met, that a tax for the sums and in the mnanner herein. iftermentioed sallbb raisati and paid into Lhe Treasury of the said Town for the use ind service thereof ; that is to say fifteen cents ad valorem on every hundred dollars Df the value of all real estate within the oorporato limits, to be assessed as hereto. fore: three dollars to be paid by ery male inhabiait"of.th sih T4wn-'frp the agep of sixfeant6 #ty, i lieu of worKing upon the streets of said Town- and three r cent. upon the amount of alNalesat auetion. I I A nil be it further enacted and ordained. That the foregoing taxes shall be paid to t he Clerk of the Town Council on or before the fira* Mn6y iS: Ottbber''kt1; and'in doiflt of uch payeawt. the person so of. feiding,sg1knst this: Ordinanoe esh*1 be fined,ju toublj the %ljq;t t(he! tax by hiu unpaid. provided that said fine when exceeding fifty dollars shall be abated to the suim if fily dollars. I1l. And be dt further enacted and ordained, That it shall not be lawful for ay,person to represent publicly for gain and wArd,'any play, comedy, tragedy, interlude, or farce. or exhibit wax figures, i ajow or entertait.. ment of any kind wh tb6e, witfio'ut first obtaining a license from tae Town Council, which licenseshall begranted upon the pay. ment of ten dodars, exQ6*% iih the case of circus companies, which shall be thirty dol. lars, and every person violating this provis. ion of this Ordinonde" slfll be fined fifty dollars, for each and every offence. IV. And le if further enacted and ordained, That it ehall not be laifful for any person t% sell Intexicating drinks in amounts less than. three gallons, or In any amount to be drank wholly or In part at the place where sold, artywhere within one mile of the Court iiouseo In the said Town, without first ob taining a license therefor from the Clerk, which may be granted upon the payment of sixty dollars for what Is known as a "retail license" and one hundr&d and twenty-fieo dollars for what is kriewn as a "tavern ht cense ;" and every parson violating this pro vison of this Ordinance shall be fined fity dollars for each and every offence. V. And be it further enacted and ordained, That all persons Inhabitants of the said. Town who are hiow due, owIng sgnd In ar rears espesfor theyeut #0atag on ther first M~ityin AprIl, 1866, shall pay the same to the Treasurer on or before the first Monday in Juno next ; and In default of such payment the person so offending pgainst this provisIon of this Ordi.nsoge sbdlVbefinta' hVdoubls ainonat of te tam by hinrg unupaid p k'vided lisat saidfine when exqoeMuigi.t dellaayh1 e btd to 'to sum of fi ftdollars. 4Jbaatd Done in Council, this the 17th day of May, A. D. 18668; and the corporate seal of the' said Town -rLiT 1A3fE. AIKEN, { L. E4. } 1 orc oy Intendant. -..' C. H. LnD. See, and Tres, may19'Mtfr''hd i *.t- . Gen. Sup'te Office, 0. & S. C. Rail Road. COLUMBIA, S. C., February, 12, 1866. T HIS Road is now comnleted to Trins geway, and Passenter and Freight North Carolina train) at 10.00 a. in. Arrive at R.Idgeway at 8.00 p. in. Leave Ridgeway at 6.46 a. in. Arrive at harlotte at COTTON GINS. T IIE underiined haing comlipletv'] their arringenents for the mani'fac ture, once more, of the best COTTON GINS ever mide in this coutfry, iare now prepared to receive orders from; pinters and odwh"rs, wishing to purchase. T he long established and well known'reputation of Elliott's cot ton Gins, we hope will be a' sufficient gur. rantee that the artiele vill give entire sails faction. J. M. ELLIOTT & CO. may 12'66-2mo Winnsboro', S. C. lo Oream Ssloon. L ADIES and Gentlemen are hereby itt formed thal..ur SALOON is now fitted up, and ICE CREAM of an slavvir ent bo furnished every day (Sunday excepted) to visitors or sont to private houses. SPHINKLE & JIRO. may 29'66-2 SAW AND GRIST MILL. E have in operation our MILL W four miles east of Ridgeway, and have a large lot of lumber on hand. Bills can be left with L. W. Duvall & t,o., Winnsboro', or sent to usat. Itidgeway. Lumber for Gin-Wheels on hand J. R. COOK & J. G. SCHORB. may 15'6(3-lio* NEW SPRING GOODE. DRY GOODS Si.F3V r MW& CHARLESTON HOUSE,, STOLL, WEBB & CO., BALCROFT'S OLD STAND, 287 KEng St., 3 doors lklow WentwortA. E have now opeted x splendid Stook of Spring Goods, Inglish, French antI Amerioar, which are of the most desirable styles the markets can afford. To planters furnishing the Freedmen either f6olot'iiig or tor barter with them, our wholesale rooms offer every inducement. Plantation goods in every variety. This being it busy season with the planter qnd he not able to visit the city, orders ac companied with city referenco will meet with p'oipt attention. N. B.- Samples, with price lists, sent to any part of the State. Our stock consists Lgpat of -VWhite Osnaburgh,. Striped Osnaburgs, Dipe Denims, Brown Denims. Heavy Brown Sh|irtings, Flie Sea Island Brown Shirt ings, Blenched Shirings, Bleached and Brown Shirling..64, 0.4, 10.4, 12.4 Plaid Blue and Stripped Blue 'Homespuns. Bleached and Brown Drills, Black French Broad cloths, Hosiey and gloves, Irish Linen by the'piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Dani ask, all qualities, Calicoes, all qualities, Dregss. Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine 8'o6teh Glughams, Spring Silks anhd tlk Silks, Odlored Muslins, in ev&ry varIety, Fine French Muslins, White and Black Gdods, Farmers' Brown Linen Duck, Farm. era' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and Cottonndes. Together with every variety to be found In ottr line; which we offer at W1I1LKSALE AND TAIT.. All Domestic Goods are sold at a vc-y small advance on Agents' prices. We would respectfully call the attention of the Planters, Merchants, and the citi. tens Lenerally of Fairkeld District, to our advertisenient. and solicit a call frou them should they visit the city. STOLL. WEBB & CO'., No. 287 King St., 8 doors below Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. ff. C. STOLL, Charleston, CHARLES WEBB, H. C. WALKER. jn 18'66--lyr WI. C. DURES & CO, FACTORS AD COMMISSIOn MERCAnT, NO. 5, EXCHIANOR STJREE. ClIAlULESTON, S. C. wx. c. t:xaS. -r. U. in. nriots, ioHn R. nuKzs, .. M. CAnsoN. may 12'66-law3mn JUST I.EOMJVETh Spice, Pepper and' NuL Megs. ALSO, Keep on hand, Hardware, Oils, t.amps, Weeden Wate, &o. DuBOSE EGL1ESTON & CO., , aly04-tvY No. 8, Hotel Range. Cho Tea, F~INE HYTSON TEA. Beat Rio .1'Coffee, Adamantino Candies, Macca ronI and Mixed Pickles. At RETCHIN, MeMIASTERt & CO0'S. march e7'66---r FI8i1811 & LOWI1ANIJ8, (00ucqts880u. to) FISH ER &AGNEW, COLUEBIA, S. C. EARDWAE Afd Miv. jntis receivain Naemn of A tst QLi, i.Moli are o@erefinuch eo6fthe aloo sWpt6in,ry ail,od the close Ceegr en halld' diree supply of Vsitst. Raw . Otsa: E nr '6t4Arleus PROSPEGTU., 01? TIJE FAIRFIELD HERALD, r in' PzrPil4TORS or the Tm. IiE-ri.ii Nrwa iiteid publishing I about the r:idle of next muouth, May, a weekly paper to be entitled THE FiPRFIELD HERALD. Thp HEIRALD, actor<ding to the de'sign of the pu0)ishet, *ill be a inrge sheet' tilled with all the Miscellaneous matter usually found in p first class family ptp4f, huch ad Original Correspoudence, Original Matter, Latest News, Political, Commereitti, Finantini, Agricultural, and Literary Matter aud illstorical Sketches. Ali interegts involving the publio welfare of the District will receive purticular atten tion. The purposo of the Pulishers 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 a liberal patronage bused upon its own merits. Trmis. $3.00 a year in advance. A dis count to Clubs. Send in your subscrip tions. The TER%Iar will be ander the Editorial nmanagemient of It. A. WILLARtt and D. B. GEO. H, WALTER & 00,9 F ACTORS, eccrt'I (goininission1 iler'd)ato AND FORWARDING AGENTS, NORT11 ATLANTIC WIARP, OHARLiESTON, S, 0, OEO 11. WAL.TER, *.M. J1. I'coux'AcK, E It. wALTER, Branch at Colinibia, S. C. GEO. H. WALTER &-SON. march JO6-311n TO ]PAIRMElRIS FORD 8 PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZEli, An Improver of the Laud. Superior for Wheat, gotton, 9ern, &c., &C. Of Superior Quality and Warranted. CoutnIs111g Elenacentis eRsel'till to tile Prodectionl of Gral", &c., anid ilEuprovesnette of t 11'Latamd T HIS s conifidently recommend1' to FARMlE.RS TO 1iING LARGe CROPS, and we gtarantee it. to be as got.t as any Fertilize in' the lnrket. 4nd tv bring as good crops. tried side by side with any, even Peru%ian Guano. FOR CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO, &C. -Pue'a handfull to the hill when you plaat. When the torni and Cotton ard wellp, put another hlndful to the hill as aA top", dress ingI; and when the Corn is about. to'ehoot, and the Cotton to boll, another handful to thu hill as a top dressing. In this way the Fertilizer goes directly to the plant,' and the plant gets all of the benetlt of it. ?)be it: in this way, anU the Plinter- can- eount. on good crops if the weathber is-at. allfav,o4 We guarantee it to-produce as good dr'ops as any other.Fertilizer used. Use it in the the way directed, by the sIde of P4rhvi&n Guano, or any othIer Fertilizer, and ff it does not, produce as goo<f a crop, we will refund twent,y per cent of the price. Use, it in the way direoted, by the side of Pernvian Guano for five-years consecutively- on- the sanme land, and itf it does not produce more money, and leave thte land in better condition than Peruvian Guano at the end of the five years we will refunid the purcehas6r -twenty per cent. of the price for the fiye years. Oars will improve tbe.land, and will leave it bet ter than it. found' it. Liberal terins given to prompt sumd re-. uponsible part,ies. JAMES G..QI.BS, A'gent, 'ohumiia, S. C. For particulars- apply to ' - H1. A. GAILLARDl, WVieashro', 5. C. marceh i'66-tf - M[LLS HOO17SE,. C'ornser Queens and MAieling Street, C HA RLEE S T0 , S. c. A NOWN 110S s1 1. o* fully oe fou'the- reoeption of visitors,- htingm been retrol*he4vitb' Wy .ahd Elegant -Furni tures throngieutt a o ' Nthe ti%veller *oe9qymoatgnsu a. eq enooesss direti Class H otel, note to be equale by ay Northl - or South. The patrooage of the puiblid is.~ respootfully soelooted. Rate. ofBoard er day,'''$4 as~e~d moi -''308