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Local Itoms. lew Advorliscments, .Sco Mt.. Zion InAttt - . Also lottiig Cloth &0 TO AdverUers.+-Orders for advortis ig sholild' bo Iaidbd in by ,nobh of Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays., to a cure inisurtion in the IieNt, day's aue. 00 .M F DI 9 R 0 1 A L WINNSnORO, June 27.-Cotton--28 chrrencey. .Flour, $14. a 15. per barrel. La'rd, 27 to 30c per pound. 1orn, 1.85 it 1.90 per bushel. Peas, $1.75 per bushel Bacon, 20 to 25c per pound. Meal, *1.75 per bushel. Sorghum, 75c per gallon. 11, $5.00 per sack. itter. 25c. per poind. Eggs, 20 to 25c. per dozen. TobIacco. -45 to $1.10 per pound (jo]l, 40. . Co'.umhi. June 2G.-Cotton, 18 to 23, gold; 23 to. 32, cnrr(Icy. Corn, $1.C5 to 1.80 per hisihel. Flour, 8 11 to 10 p(ir barrel. Oats, $1. O'to 1.20 per bushel. Peas, *2.00 to 2.25 pe' bushel. I ay, $2 25 to 2.70. Rice, ittifigoon. prime, 1i to 121c; Carolina 12 to 15c. Tobaeco, 40c. to 1.50 per pound. Coill, gold 43 to 45. CUIAIrOTTV, inne 26, l866-.-Cotton. -A few bales sold to-day at 26 a 29 currency. Floir, *12.50 a 14.00 per barrel. 1Bacon. 16} a 1Ise. per pound. Corn, 81.50 a 1.60 per buslijd, in de. P-as. *1.45 a 1.50 per bushel. M $.al, 610 a A1.7o per budel. Whenat, none offering. Oats, 81.00 a 1.10 por bushel. 83orgiumi. 50c. per gallon. Gold. $1.-40 a 1.421. Sfyr, $1 35 a 1.37.4. AsiS AS A MANURI.-Tnleaclhed ashes, in my hmlle opinion is of far 111010 Vi li than iany people ingine. I have tised nshes asa i tanuro since I comm1eIcedI II fariing, and so satisfied ain I of their Fert ilizing value ihat. I would nuot *!ll a bushel for twico or thrice the sui paid for them at tho asheries. I will give a little ofiny experience in the use of then isa fertilizor, as thev best I can say inl thwiF favor. hlie greatok incrtease caused Iby the use of them that.I have known. k a tual ineasures, wap on potatoes, used as A top dressinj in tliq, year 1846. * After dre.:ssigngyira with ashes that. year, I-had one buiel lkft which I plt on eight, rows *>epotstoes, which'_ yi'll4d .on(e bushel noro-to the row thn anj rows itk the fiel. I' was a sod lane Lurnefd over in tlho spring. and plartea without mnanine of any kind. I have no doil)t that i'o one bushel of'ashes in ureasedi my crop of potatoes eight bush pls. e ro%ks were abont fourteen rods Sug. - For corn, I think ashes and plaster, Iand a snTall handfil of the ,mixture put iiof eicl hill, is thke best wa'y'to use th'4m This mixture I prefeii to elither alone or both used as a, top dressing. I thintk it has mad6 bne half difldrpemCe in *the value of a piece of corn, judging froin one row left witherit-he ashes and phas. ter, nt,from aowt(di,'measurement;. Lt was ongrond,l without moanure ..ofny. othe'- kind. Ashes alona, as a tpp dress.. img, is very beneficial to corn. . After.it, lras come tip, 1 -find where .I have taed 'it 80, the stalks are larger and talier, ;be ears lopger.andi botter filled otnt,.pnd the corn sounder andi some earlier. SoWItH CAROLIN FAiRFIFAD DISTRIUT IN EQUITY John IL. Cook and WiVfe, ,andn Jessie J. Owen, Acot James B.Owenms, Discovery Wmn. J. Alston, .and. Thou McKinstry. h,r.IN 'jTr[ appearing to the satisfactioni of the .1. Commirisuioner that James B. 0 *ens, one of the Defendants in the .a'ove stated cabs, resides beyond the limits of this State, on motion of Messrs. Robertson and foa, Comp's So'r. It is ordered, that the said Defendante do ple.ad, answer or demut to the Bill of Slom p aint filed ih this case, withiu tbhe oth# fomn tihe publication het'eof, or W 'same '*ill bo orderodpro confesso agstbet'hiti ISAAC B. MflANS, *comnmissioner's 0O11ce,Co.nEqt,. 1211h May, 1868. ., *ma 15'an...1Snma A French chemist has discoveredj a neW pro"sa of.e'nbaliing,which dik; Ponses with 1itilatioins, iitdieretions, hiani!Pultations,and all other horrible dotails of' ('annel's systei of eiballn Ing. Audigor's aystc (Suo is the naltic of the 1iodo) cousists in pouring down tbe,orps's throat two glassps of this iqui< (whose cornposition is qtill'a secret.) the operation asts twenty min utes ; hk iwo or three months the corpso beconos a ston. Exporiments hove beon made with tho now method at Marseilles nnd Algeirs, in the pub lic Ihospitals, with uinoquivocal sitecess. The new nietlo1 will cost only $50. A. S. DOUGLASS, ATT0R1ETAT JLAW AND, SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, )INNSJBORj0', S. C. Xf Office, No. 2, Law tange-in rear of the Court House. feb 13'tiG-imo. H. A. GAILA.M.RD~ 2ittorneq at Latm, WINNSBORO', S. p. JW- Olico ht present in the oflick of the Winnsboro Nx3vs- may 22. MT. ZION INSTITUTE, WINNSBORO. S, ', T HMeoxercises of this School' will be resumed Monday, the 16th bf July.. TER1MS PER'SESSION: Board with Tuition in all the branch es excopt Philosophy, Cliemistry and French, $i3' Tuition .of day scholars Iri-the clasti cals.o' higher English and Math omalthal departments, no Tuition in ot her branches from'$12 to 20 Course of Chemistry or Philosophy, 15 French, . . .1M I The above rates reckoned. in the currency of the -cunntry. Payment required lalt' in advanee-the residue at the olose ar the session. 0. A. WOO )WA RD, jupe 20- f9x8 Principal. Administrator's Notica-, L-those indebted to the Estate' of - AUOUSTUS DRSPORTES, dece'd, for advertising in, or suhscription to the Fair Bold 11ARArD, or Winnsboro ItXQo'sRa RIC hereby notified to make settlenont by note, or otherwise lo'll. A; Gillard, Attorney at Law, Winnsboro, S. C. R. S. DSPORTES, Adm'r. June 20-x2t1 Bargains~! BAI-AINS! BAR1GAIN81 I T HE Undersigned offer. at greatly reduced prices, Their well-' SPLECTED STocK OF Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, Hollow. ware. Shoes and- fancy articles. No hum. bu. THOMPSON, WITHERS & CO. Junb 20-tf. - - . I A LL persons, vil herAwhite or colore d, be. tween the ages of 21 and 60 years, who fpil to make their returns to ne be tween-iWs'date and the 4th day of July, will be double Taxed, withoup respect to persons. I will be in Winnsboro again on Monday, 18th inst., and on Monday 2d J.uly. , . H ENNMUGS, T. C. rigs and-MediCines'! IADD KIROX1. have latIly received - everything us4hlly kept in a first class DRUG STOREl, consisting in part of Qulinn a'nd Morphine, (P. an W's,( Pulv. -and Oniau Opium,'-Glauber, Epsom.and Roehele Salte,'1Itbubarb, Sulphur and Magnosia, Camphor, Calo. - -,9mei and Ale Jamaica sedc AfliGinger, Blaok an5d Ried Pappbw, Spice, - - -Maee, Cloves and Nutng Bouo and Po4wdered t. Inesi, 8 ietaPow$re,(best,) Gel Arl Iarigdse La59-StoA .1atqnt Mledlei'nea( Soap., Per fuzlheries, Pomad4p, Bifu -lyes a10iQkTeLIPow a air - ~AhllTlntur yp'i and Solutions made in striot accor o *th:t7. 8. glespensato ry of1860. Prscriptidni'sg during all htod a of thie htJysiciarts. o.ll l rll to give 90 a cal) 'be r.eprobsag eig where. may, 24'tt- ________ Genoup tu)91OJoot 0. &8S. C' Road as 'eloow. 4,$ -t R.k O.. '-tED RoC K OlL at 30 cents le,g than nir other. Also Lamps, Burners and, Wicks. BACOT, RIVERS & CO., Sole Agents for Fairfield District, ju *-- f No. 2, 1Hotel Range. GROCERIES, O F all kinds, for sale by BACOT, RIVER8 & 00., june 9'66-tf No. 2, Hotel Range. Patelit ISelf-Ei11111g lldt Self-Eiiiptllig Whi.Bucket, WitU Curb andRopo Complete. T IIE best. and cheapest device for raising water ever tipd--cOnvenicnt, simple and durable. Over 2,004 have been sold from thil city, (llichmond,) Smith's No. 1, latticed. $15 4 No. 2, witli brake, latticed, 20 Pepkskill, patent brake,- 15 Well Buckets. Well Rope, and Well Chains, are furnishled whei desired. IA COT, RIVE RS & '00., Sole Agents for Fairfield. junle 1W'-f f No. 2, iotel Range. GREAT REDUOTION IN. ' PRICE S. I It E undersigned offer the extc nsive as sortment. of Groceries, Hardiwre, Snl. diery, Dry (toods., Stationary, Fancy Goods, fiqluors, Wines, '1gars, Drtigs, &c , &c , at such prices Is to offer hlducenents to pur cha sers. Call an(d see. ELLIOTT & CO., june 1 b'I6,6 No. 4, Blank linge. Flour, F lour. XTR. AMILY, Hlecker's Self. 1jRaising. SDitSH EGLESTON & CO.; mar 20'66--t f No. 3, llotel Iunge. JUST REOEIVED. B S. M USCOVADO MOLASSMS No. I Mackerol in iarrels and kits, Carolina clean Itice. Herrings, Primo Laird, $pice, Pepper and Nut Alegs. ALgO, Keep on hand, 11ardware, Oils, Tamlps, Wooden Ware, &c. Dl11OSE EGLEISTON & CO, may 10'66-tf No. 3, llotel Range. Choice Tea. FINE UlYSON TEA. Iest Rio Coffee, Adamantine Candles, Macca. roui and WxAl Pickles.. At .. KEI'(111N. MPMASTER1 & CO'S. marcl e'66--tf Ketchin, McMaster & Co., PRE now receiving Vaints and Dye Stuffs, such ne- Spanish Brown, Spirits Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Line, lydratiulic Cement. Extract of Logwood, Durnt Umi ber, Lithage, Madder, Indigo A ISO, The following Groceris: Sugar, Coffee, Ribe-, No. 1. Mackerel. Herring, Cooking Soda', Impetial and Oteen Tea of fInest quality, Spices, N. 0 Molasses. Dried Figs, Sal Eratns, Candles. ALSO, Quinine, Aqna Ammonia, Spirits Nitre. Sugar of L(ad, Sulphato Zinc, borax, Alum, Salt IPetro, licht Ointment. Seidlitz Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, Pain Killer and Vead Shot. ALSO, P'halon's Night- llooming Cereus, Extract Musk, Brown Windsor and other fino Toilet Soaps and Ilell Cologne. ALSO,. -We are liow prepared to furnish bille -of Tin Ware-fo Merohaants on reasonasble rates.. Smay 'O1thtf- - . I1 IFwfteen-Eu lrge(1 I letter pages for two 3 ept tamps., TIlE RECOGNI2ED SPECIALITIES OF -OUR DAY. Prof. Egbert. Jackson, formerlf of I on don, Robert I!erbert., M. D., from Philadel phia, ad Dr. Eugene Velpeau, . formerly of the London and..Paris Venereal IIospitals. Pormanent and speedy cures guaranteed of Gonorrhsa, Sypihillis, Gleet, Spowmaterrhtea or Solf-.Abuzsp, andl of every possiilj fo).n) of, privy.te diseaseopf overy nsaulo or nature whatsoever. ., D?rs i-erbert's Anti-Ai.cohollp Cojnpound, *ia ipathiling remedy for itmperince~ write for' pa,ticulars. Mountain of Light, 800 pages, 10O'pjates; 50 cent.., 8 for $1. .Dr. Jaon', gemale lIlo.Mbly Pills; $1. per, box, extra ilne $5, a safe and effeetuail ene,for'afi lrregul'aities anid oblsti-o cinsm whataver cauise, l}r.. Jackson's Orienta Znvig,rittig tinidiert, $2 per bot. le 8.64., eireular.' .Qonuinp Frmnb Sa8,$,Ar*$1J2fr$7, . jwfot r oular,autd write, you will prpJy re oI, a kind. dldoreet and explielt answer, Adm dressThu Js6abotf,'Ifrbert &Oe.) or sin .P. O. 0 o480 ~lqnat Q o. Offico 8 1BOLTING CLOTH, I. . BELTING, FANS and FAN WIRE, STIRAW CUTTERS, GRAIN SCYTHES ani CIADLLES c iu~ss s crnus, Orders tied and, goo(N v!out to Cattlcart & ltthiews willi hill4 for ellectio on d10 livery. FISiHER & LOW R.ANClE, june 01-t8x3 columhia, S. C. W ., C. DUEN & Co FACTORS AND COMMISION ERCIHANTS, AO. 5, EXCHANGE ESTREE'". (MARLEATON, S. C. w3t. C. ovUK.g, T. C. it. MUK.s, jo,;N ;',. DU'r.9, J. M. CA1180N. inay 1IM-11talft NEW8PRING GOODS DRY GOODS CILARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL, WEBB & Co., BANCROFT'S OLD STAND, 287 ICiGny, St., 3 doors BelI)o Ventwvorth W ]" have nlow openled a sph-endid StOck of Spring G%oods, English, French an Americar, whih are of the iost dosirahle styles the markets can afford. To, planters furnishing the Freedmen either For clothing or for hatter with thein, our -whiilesale rooms offer every inlucement. Plantation goods in every variety. This being a busy season with t1tv planter nild lie not able to visit tho city, oi flers n - companied with city reference will mcee With pronptl att Mention. N. it. Samples, with price lists, Sent to any pMt, of the SutO. Our stock consistt, mll part of White Omnnahurghs. Striped Osnahurgr, .phin Denims. Brown Denitns. Heavy Brown Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirlings, lilencheil Shirtings, Illeached and Brown Shir ings, ; I, 9-4, 10-4, 124 Plaid 11lue0 an1id Sirippedl Blui lioniespuns, Bleached and Brown Drills, Black French Broad cloths. 11oiery und Gloves, Irish Linetn bf. ti.e piecen, T(iwels, T-wtlings, 14nen Dam nsk, all <11a1lities, Calicues. all qualit iel, Dress Goods, Domestic flingiams, Fine Secich Ginghamis, Sping Silks and Black Silks, Colored Mtuslins, in every variety, Fine Prench Muslins, White nnd Black Gools, Farmers' Brown Liiien Duck, Farm ers' Browin Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and Cottoennles. Together with every variet to be found in our line; whicli we. offer at WHOL.ES.1.L- AND R!::T.II.. All Domestic Goods are sold at a very Sina1ll advance on Agents' prices. We would respectIfully Clil tie attention of tht. Pa11ntters, MNcalnts, and the citi. xens generally of Virhild District, to our :d1vvrtimentr. and solicit. a call from thiew should they visit he'qity. STOLL, W?,BB & CO., No. 287 King Sf., 3 doors below Wontwort.b. - Charlestoi, S. C. II. C. STol'"L, Charleston, CHARLES V EBB, It. C. W'1A'luIlt,. jan 118'66- yr TO FARTMWERS1 FORD'S PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZER, All iprouer of tile Land, Superior for Wlhealt, Cotton, Corn, &c,, &c. Of .Superior Quality and Warrantet. to ue Preoduscatona of (Graltu, &c., sand 15naproveanentU of tuac Lanud. rpiHIS s confihdentIly recomntitided to F ARjM ERS TO 'BING 14ARGE1 CROPS, and we guarainnteo,it to be tie goodl ias atny Fertilizer in thne Market, and to bring as goodl crops. tried sido by side withn atny, oven Perunviani Guano. FOR CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO, &C. -Putt a handfnull 1o tIne hill when yonn plant, When ,th,e Un arid gotton tarro well tip, pUt another ~4~a1t to td~ hiillIty to~ dress ing ; and witen the Corn is about to shoot, tand tine Cotton to boll, anothler- hnandlful to tihe hill as a top dressinsg. In this way the Fertilizer goes directly to the planit, and the plant gnts all qt lme benefit of it. Use it.in this W'iystad thIl Planter can- count on good qropslf i4s yeerulger is at all f,avor able. We guetn6oe It. th pt-odudotan good crops as tiny other ?ertilizer used. Use it in tine the way directedl, by the side of P'eruviaa Guano, or any othier Fertillwr, antI if it does not pnrodluie as goog a crop,_we will refund twenty per cent of t15e priec. Use it ini the way direoted, by the side of Pei-uviani Guane for- five years consecutively on the same~ land, andA if it does )ot pr-odjice more money anti leave th'e 14And' WA1ftteV doAdlition t hani Peruvimn Guiano at the end of tine five years we will refund .the purchaser twenty per cent of the price for the Aive years. Otnra will improve t.he land, apid will leave It beti ter than It/ fongpd 1% - ; 9 , 'Liberal tertitt al,en 'to pidmpt and ref. sponsible parties. JAMES 0. 018BBS, For particuarsly to ' maco 1'6-tf Wlnnsboro', 3. 0,. An Old Song, set to a New Time. O'I . d6. Z22 I Asspring approaoes Ants and Ro.tehcs From iheir holes coic olt, And aice and itls, In spi' of c(ats, laily skip aotil." "18 years establi4hed in N. V. City." "Only infallible remedies known." "Free front Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Rats com out of their holes to die." "Coster'i" Rat, Roach, &c.. ET ter's, Is a paste-used for Rats, .Aice, Roaches, ilack at|,?cd Ats, &c., &c., &c., &o. ''Coster's" Bed-BtJug Extrmma tor, Ts a liquid or wNslt-used to destroy, and ailso ans a preventive. for JJed-BIuys, &o. "Costar's" Electric Powder for I for Moths, Alosquiltoes, pleas, Red-Biuys, Inerts on P'lants, Fowls, Animals, &c. 26/* ! BR.WAU ! I 'of all worthless initation. W,Y See that "COSTAn'S" namo is on each Box. Bottle, and Flask, before you buy. kry- Address, HENRY R.COSTAR, 484 13road way, N. Y. 265y Sold &,y" By All Druhgists and lletailers everywhero South. 13arnef, Ward & Co., New Orleans, La. 1866. INCREASE OF RATS.-Tho Farmer's Gazeta (English) asserts and proves by fig tires that. one pair of RATS will have a pro. geny and deendants no less than 051,060 in three yeari. Now, unless this immense faitly can be kept down, they would con :ume more foo thain'vould sustain 65,000 hiIIman beings. May See"CosTAn's"advertisementabove. 1866. RATS rersus 1111IDS.-Whoever e,ngagr e in shooting small birds is a crnel iman; who ever ails in exterminating rals is a benefac tor. We should-like sowe one to give us the benefit of their experieneo in driving out these posts We need something he sides dogs, cats, and traps for this business. --Scientic Amercan, N. . 2 See "CostAn's" advertisement above. 1866. "COSTAR'S" RAT EXTEIIAIINATOR is simple, safe and sure-the most, perfect RAT-iflention neeting we have ever attend od. Every Rat that can get, it, properly prepared. will eat it, and every one that eis it. will die, generally at some place it s distant as possihlo frot were it. was taken. -Lake Shnrc. Mich , Mirror. 4E"'See "Cos-rAIt's" advertisement above. 1866. HlOUSEK 1lPERS tr oubled wvithi vermin need be so no longer, if they use "Cos'raa's" Ex tjrminator. We havenused it to our satis 'fact.ion ; and if a box cost $5, we, would have it. We hnave t ried poisons, but they effeted bnothing ; but "Costar's" article knocks the breath out. of Rats, hItlee, Roaches, Ants, and' lHed-Bugs, quicker' than we can Write it. It is in great demand all over the country. --Mendina, Oio, Gazette. SSue "Cos-ra's"- advertisement above. *1866a A VOICE fi'1(O3 TIlE FAR \VEST'. Speakingbf:"lCotak's" -Rat, Roach, Anit, &c., Extermittator-"mnoro gran and prO visons are destroyed annually in (irant. County hf verinin, than would pay for tons of 'this Rat, and Insect Killer.-ancaber, Wlia., Jkrrdld. # ,. See "Cos'ran s" advertIsemrent al'ro 1866. FARMFERS 'AN H. I 8O ElIPAES dhodlld recollect thIuhndreds -of dollars worthufGra!n, ianfs, &c., are an nutally fetroyed'lis, Mice, Atits, 'ail other insects and ve un-&tl of wiidoh can bo provein,fd by * 1Jy dollars' worth? of "CosTAn's'' Rat, R$aob, Ant, &c., Exter: sninator, beught anil nsed freely. gg See "CostAR's" advsrt isement above. S8old ADrigists' sled Deallers overywher'e in the South. BAIINUS, WARD & C0., Whtblesle Agents, - 4. O New Orleans, L.a: *jene $6f