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Lp.cit Items# Tite J9hilly lebs. T1h ; mative band of ininstrels ho ecn perforining in our towni for'tl, 1)1t three nights, and hasdrawn qiiit a 11rowd of spectators who have bee, agreetbly ente,tained. Those wih aro posted by comparison' with othe troops of the samo kind, say they cal not be excelled. Their music isgood and their performaneo laughable it the extremne. Their title, "Johnii, Reb," will live as long as does th( memory of the great war. It was th< niek-ianc givpn 1h 8outhern troop: by the Northern. Our nick-name foi theml was "hily Yank." See notie< of Concert to-night. New Admertisements. . Thompson, Withers & Co.-Just re ceived Sugar, Coffee, Corn, &c., &c., Ladd Bros.--Grcgt Bargains in snm mner Goods. John Waren.-Notice to all con cerad. To Advertisers.-orders for advertis 4 ng should ho *ihnded in by noon Monays, Wednes(dnys and Fridays, t< secure insertion i ni the next day's issue C O ME R OI A L. WINNSnOnO, July 11.-Cotton 26 in currency. Flour, 8 14. i 15. per barrel. Lard, 27 to 30e per pound. Coni, '2 per bushel. Peas, ',-1.7.) per buslhel. Thcon, 20 to 25c per pound. 111al, A2.00 per bushlv. Sorghim), Soc per gallon. Sah, f5.nopel ":ck. lner. 25e. per .pound. 0, 2) per dozin. Toba'ceo. 45 to $1.10 1er potid. (b,ll,.10. orr, uly 9, 186G.--Cotton, --No- v off,ring. We qiote 17c. gold 25 i'21; crnle, for middling. F'lomr, 12.51i it 14 ..00 per barre. Baconu. I 1 a S'. per pounld. Corn, $1.50 a LGO ei btishel,-in do. nlld. Pvas. L.f.5 a-1.50. por -buskiel. Meal, .l UO a $4.70 p' bushol. Wheat, n1ore off-ing. I O.a[., A 1.00 a .1 0 por bushel. Sorghumn. 50e. per gallon. Cbrld. -R1.42.i a 1,45. Sile', ill .'5 a l.374. C A.VNtiHm A. Jnl1 I 0.-Colton, 16 to 20,.gold; 22 to 31, currencY. (X rn, $1.80 to 1.90 per hushel. Flone, $11 to 16 per barrel Oats, $1.10 to 1 20 per bushel. l'eas, *2.00 to 2.25 per bushel.. Hay, $2 25 to 2.70. llice, 6Ran0goon. prime, 111 to 12jc Carolina 13 to 15c. Tobacco, 15e. to 1.60 per polld. Coin, gold 47 to 50. TO THE PUBLICL THE "JOHNNY REB"' MINNTRELS AV ING made arranlgements to pesforu [1at Dok.a on Frilday night next, and pro ferring to t.etaiti In Wlnnbboro instead .o retuirninit to Cblidbua and coming' back I D)oko, insipose to give .another Concr bo naight .in the Thespian Itai. Thew Programme wilt nonsist .of ih selections fromn their previous porformn~j . and the publio tuny rest alssured iliatt en'ort wiUi be mado'to enitertain tuhm iwh )nost aigrooable manner. July 12--t1 SUMMNER GOODS! New T6r Cost!i . OGASH. XEf,oil h eaider of our strictly NEW YRK COT, FORCAH' Firstrato 3.[uslins, 28k, hest MuslIns, 424. Call andl convinced. jy 12-4f ' L,ADD ROS'. djeiy ;4i. - - No. 2. MinnE JUST. R10EVD, "Y TI01PSON9 IHERS &M ., 1 ADAMANTINE CANDLES, 1 'M Ae. CEO -W r lil AND , r CRUSHED SUGARS, RIO and JAVA COFFEES, CORN, PE AS, RICE, ST ARCE, SALT AND PO-T WARE. Low for cash. july 12-tf BACON IES; LOW 'FOR CASH. A GENERAL ASSOTMENTOF GROE 1.RIES. DllMOSE EG LESTON & Co., .une 30';6--tf No. 8, [Hotel Range. NOTICE A r l-S'esiritig wood can be furnished 0 by uipplying to either BACOT, RIVERS& CO., or DUllOSE EGLESTON&CO. july 7--t3 FJR~FAMILY USE. DAIANTINE CANDLES, Arrow Root, Tapiooa Starch, Salts, Lemon, for ex tracting stains, Cream TarLar, Cooking Soda, Extrnet Vnnilla% Ginger,. Black P'op per, hidellible Ink,. Ita. Exterminator. Also, best I'io and Java Coffee and Sugar. Just received by -KET0II1N, MAcMASTER & CO. july '10-tf Now Wheat. 20 BUSHELS on hand, and more to be j6s received danily. i.ACOT, RIVERs & Co., july 7-tf No. 2, llotel Range. MT.ZION INSTITUTE~ WINNSBORO, S. C, 11IE exercises of this School , I will be resumed Monday, A t1 l it h of July. - TERMS PER SESSION: Poard with Tmtion in all he branch es except Philosophy, Chemistry niid French, $130 Toitioti of dry scholars in tho classi cals or higher English and Math enal ical departments, - 0 Tuitiont in other branches from $12 to 20 Course of 0hemistry or Philosophy, 3 5 French, 'i; The above rates reckoned in th'e currency of the couitty. 'Payiacit required half in. advance-tho residue at the close of the Students required to furnish bed linen, covering and tow*vl - G. A. WOODWAR0, juVO-20t9s3 % .in0ip0I. TO F.ARMERB1 PHOSPHATE O,FERILIZERI, in Improver of the Lhnd, Superior for Wheat, Cot4on, Corn,. &c., &c, Of .Supetler 4AlIlUtyuIlt,Warrliated, 4doesiatta ntla Elineunt% ceenutintI #o Ilae PredIueMost of Grnin, &c., anid anprovesuenat * , of tine Land. THS onfidently nded to MlNARTidR TUr LARGE CROPS, and we guarantee it to be as go4' s3 1niy Fertilizer in the Market, and . to itng as good orops, trieil side bf side with FOtCORN, COTTON. TOBACCO, &C. -Put a handnl to the bill when you plant. When the b rn gnd Cotton are well up, put another handful to the lill as a top dress itngi alid when tihe Oolrn is Ibout to shoot, and(-the C6ltonito boll, another handful to (.ho'hill as a top dreosing,. In this way the Fertilizer goes directly to the plant., amnd the plant gt-tm all of ith etnefit; of It. Uso it in this way, anmd the Planter can count on good crops if the weather is at all f*vor able. W6 guaranteE If to prodinee as -good esopa as any other Pertliset' need. Use ,lt, n.,tl\o the way directed, by the side of Peruvian Giuano' or any other Fertilizer, and if it does' not prodluob as good a crop, we will reftund, tweny per cent of the p rice. UmoNit ini thme way directeA, bty the side of Perutvian Gttano for five yc'ats' 'edVieentively -oetho satmn land, andI if It. dbes not produce more mnqne,y, and leave the latud in botter canalltlon' n Peruvian Guano at .he' erdd of' the live years we will rgtad thq purchaser twen,ty per cent of' t.e prio fpi' the five yearsn.* - (u're will Improve the,1and, '*nd Vill leave it bet ter than It found It. Liberal tei-ms given to prom#$t and re sponsible parties. ~ AMES ft. al1BB8, ;Ag n, Colu*abla, 8. C, For py4tolaea y tl~'o A. dIAlfIARD, BACOT, RIVERS & 0. AVE Grocetics of all Iuds. juiy 7-tf Congress Water, REs" from Clarke & White, Now York. BACOT, RIVERS & CO. july 7-tf Fine Pulveri6ed Sugar FOl Cako Icinj-justreceived. BACOT, RIVERS & CO., july 7-tf No. 2,.!Iotel Range. Choice Segars, iiru Foreign brand and certificate. Vy BACOT, RIVE11S & CO. -Hardware N variety-low-by BACOT, RIVERS & CO. july 7-tif Red Rock Oil WIT[ Lamps, Wicks, &c. BACOT, RIVERS & Co. july 7-tf , Paints. LACK, White and Green. jy J7ACOT, RIVEIIS & CO. july 7-tf Xadeira, SIhRRY, Brandy and Whiskey. BACO'T, IuviVilS & CO. july 7-tf No. 2, Hotel Iange. * Sundrics. YSTEitS, Sardines, Lobsters, Penes, 0 Mushiroons, Preserves, Sauces, Mts tards, Pickles, 11runes, Raisons, Spices, &a., &c., &c. .BACOT, RIVERS & CO., july 7'66-tf No. 2, Hotel Rai,ge. Mackerel AND SALMON. A NBAA COt RIVElS & CO. july 7-1f Maccarroni A-U VI-AMACELLI, Butter, Egga, Bis cuii4. 1A COT, RVEMS & CO. july 7-tf Choice Tea. FINli HYSON TEUA. Best Rio Colee, Adamlanlinc Candles, Mucca. roni and Mixed Pickles. At KITC1IlN. McMASTER & CO'S. March ec7'66-tf HARDWARE JUST RECEIVED, - BY Ketchin, McMaster & Co., CON8ISTING IN P-!jRT QF tIAND SAWS, Plqn0s, Augers, Chigels, IL Files of several kinds, Screws, Hinges, Sorew Drivers, Door and l'ad-Locks, Draw ing Knives, Steel and Irov. Squares, Com passes, line Cutlery. . Garden Trowels, floes and Forks, Per cussion Caps, Colt's Cart ridges, Faucets and Molasses Gates and Po-ecelain lined Sauce Pans and Proserving Kel ties. ALSO, Shoe Thread. Wrapping Twine, Plow Lines, Well Rope, Shot. . ALS., A fresh supply of "not ions" as Tuck Combs, Dresing Combs, Toobt Ilrutlies, Vest, and Coat Buttons, Ladies' elts, Ladies' [lose, Ladies' Collars, , Port Monnaies, ' Linen Braids and Tapes Elas tic Braid, &o., &c. June 30-tf Il to Plead. The state ot tfnta Carolina. F A I1F IE L.' l- D I ST AEC T. INf TJIB CoJlIlIoN PlV.AsIa ,vs. }Att~aeW. John Adger, W TIlRLE AS the PIlaitf did on the T- 7 th dpuy of May, A. D. 1866, file his Dleclar'atiou agaist the Deofendant, who l(as it is said1, Is -absent from uad withont,;the limits of the'Staito, and hias neither wife nor attorney known within the samno upon whomi a copy of the said declaratIon might be served. It is therefore ordered that. the said De fendant do nppear and- plead to the said D)eclarat ion on or before the 8th tiay of May, A. 1). 1867,- other.wise final and absolute judgment. will I hon be given and awarded for the Plaintlill against'him. S. B. CL.OWNEY, C. C. '1 . .Clerks Office, Fairtield D)istrict-, May 7th, 1866t. 'Ex Parte B Ill'to C. ID. Melton, JPo petuate SoIr Northern Cicut. rtmnony. J ENNET DOUGL.ASS, .bavingt Aled tier JPetituion under above lill in order to perpetnate the testimony to the pas't exist tence, loss.and -sontents ot a I)ged,of Convey. ence, to hijn. of a certain tLrnet of land, situate in Fairfield D)istrict, orn the' waters o~f Little RIver, by the Iheir at Law o( Alexan der D)ouglass, deedl. All parties .InterestedI are notifieti-to appear at the 'expiration of three months from this date, to cross- smr lno the wItnesses thiat may bo fredued agd produce tes.timony in repl, - - ISAA t{. MEAygS, , Commisionor's Office, Winnaboro, 8. C., June Ji5th, 18d6V s' - - jnao. 19-flam3m BOLTING CLOTH, . R. BELTING, PANS and PAN WIRE, STRAW CUTTERS, GRAIN SCYTIES and CRADLES GRASS SCY THES. Orders #ed and goods.eout to Cwthear. & Matthews With bills, for pollootion oi de ivery. FISHER & LOWRANdE, june 06-t8x8 Columbia, S. C. WITI, C. DUKES & CO., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IVO. b, EXCHANGE STREET. CHARLESTON, S. C. WX. c. DUKEs, T. C. It. DUKS, JOHN t. IUKEs, J. M. CARsON. may 12'06--law3n NEW SPRING GOODS DRY GOODS CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL. WEBB Co., BAN CROFT'S OELD tIAND, 287 Kng &qt., 3 tloors Below Wentworth W E have now opened a splendid Stock of Spring Goods, English, French and American, which are of the most desirable styles the markets-ean afford. To phianers furnishing~ the Freedmen eithe'r for clothing or for barter with them, our wholesale rooms 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 ac. conipanied with city reference wi'll meet with prompt attention. . na N. B. Samples, with price liats, sen't to any part of the State. Our stock consjp in part of White Osnaburghs. Striped Osnabu-gr, Blue Denims. Brown Denims. Heavy Brown Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings, Bleached Shirtings, Bleached and Brown Shirtings. 6-4, 9-4, 10-4, 12.4 Plaid Blue and Stripped Blue lomespuns. Bleached and Brown Drills, Black French Broad cloths. Hosiery and Gloves, trish Linen by the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Danm ask, all qualities, Calicoes, all qualities, Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black Silks, Colored Muslins, in every variety, Fine French Muslins, White aml BSlack Goods, Farmers' Brown Linen Duck, -Farm ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and Cottonades. Together with every variety to be found in our line; which we offer at WHOLESALE AN] RETAIL. All Domestic Goods are sold, at a very small advance on Agents' prices. We would respectfully call the attention of the Planters, Merqhants, and the cilti eons generally of Fairfield District, to our adverlisement, and solicit a call from them should they visit the city. - .TOLL, WEBB & Ca. No. 287 King St., 8 doors below'Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. If. C. STOLL, Charleston, CIIARLES WEBB, -6 I. C. WALKER, jan 18'66-lyr Gen. Sup'ts Office, C. & S. C. Rail Road. CNIANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPEaeTNDENT's OFFICE, Charlotte & S. C. Railroad, Columbia, S. C., June 1, 18'M6. O N and after S'utiay, the 8(1 Instant, a Passenger Train will run over this Road as follows : Leave Columibia at415 P. M. Arri-ie at Charlotte 11.15 P. M. Leave Charlotte at 12.15 P. M. Arrive at Columbia 7.15 P. M. JA ME8 AND)ER3ON, June 5'66 Superintendent. leur l'Pideal(AE FiUJfteenUR large E I -' letter pagem for two S3 ent stamps., THE R$C!OGNIZED SPECIALITIES OF OUR~ DAY. Prof. Egbert Jackson, formerly of Lon doni, Itobert. Herbert, M. D., from Philadel phia,Tand IM' Sm;geno Velpeqata, formerly of thu London and Par is Venerdal Hospitals. PrM-inanen nt speedy curds irante*l of U. mnrrhea, .ayhillis, Gleot., 8pegnatorrhoea or.Self-EAbuse, and of every-'possible form of private disease of every namd or nature whatsoever. Dr. Herbert's Anti-Alcoholic Compo ;nd, an unfallingromedy for antemperance ; write for particulars. Mountain of L.ight, 300 pages, 100 plates, 50 cents, 8 for $1. Dr. Jaetson'e: A Mogthly Pills; $1 per box, extra fine 6, a sat'e and effect uul remedy, for all irregularities and obstruc tions, from what ever eause. Dr. Jackson's Oriental Invigerating Liniment, $'2 per bot *o.ef,sh~ fut eIJoe . Popierno French eular and write, yen will promptly receive a kind. discreet and explicit aasweor. Ad dress Drs. Jackson, Herbert, & Co., or sim ply P. 0. Box 486, Ciancestl Ohio. Ofi1ee No. l07-'SyoaptoNa'ftps., MIedicines anel instructions sent-t0 tany-fif of the couatry june l266--6mo An Old Song, set to a New Tiune? IzT 1866. ~ - As spring approache" Ants and Roache. Frem thetr holes come out Adid Mice and Rats, In spite of cati, Gaily skifi about." "18 years established In N. Y. City." "Only infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Rate come out of their holes to die." "Coster's" Rat, Roacil, &c Ex ter's, Ix a baste-used for Rats, Mice, Roaches, Black and Red Ants, &o., &c., &c., &c. "CONter's" BUed-B1g Externalataa tor, Ts,a liquid or wah--used to destroy, and also as a prevotive for Bed-Bugs, &c. "Costar's" EiQ c Pow4er lo Xssect,p Is for Moth.t, Mosquitoes, 'Fleas, Bed-Bug4 nsects - Piants, FoWl8, Animals, &a. . ~ - !I BEwAt'i,! I I of all worthless imitation. A&* See that "CoSTAW's" name is on each Box, Bottle, and Flask, beforeyou buy. S*ay- Addres, HENRY R.COSTAR 484 troadway, N.'Y. k;t Sold L.:,Y- By ) DruLgists and Retallers everywhere S :Ih. Barnes, Ward & Co., Ntw Orleans% 1866. INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmer's Gazette (English) asserts and proves by fig ures that one pair ot RATS will have a pr6, geny and decend",te no less than 651,050 in three years. Now, unless this immense family can be kept Aowu, they would con sume more food than wduld sustain 65,000 human being-. A&- See "COsTAR'S" advertisement abovi. 1866. RATS veeaw BIRDS.-Whoever engages in shooting small birds is a cruel man; who ever aids in exterminating rats is a benefaa tor. We should like some one to give us the benefit of their experience in driving out, these pests Wo need something be sides do , cats, and traps for this business. -SientXimerican. N. Y. R,. See "CosTAn's" kidvertisement above. 1866e "COS''AR'9" RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple, safe and sure-the most perfect RAT-ification meeting we ha've ever attend ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly propared, will eat it, Wnd every one that eat% it will die, generally at some place a a distant as possible from were it was taken. -Lake Shore, Mich , Mirror. Sir Sec "Cosaar's" advertisement above. 1866. 1TOU8E'KEEPER8 troubled with vermin 'need be so no longer, if they-use "CosTAn's" Exterminator. WVe have used it to our satis faction; and if a box cost $5, we Would have it. We have,tried poisons, but t'her'effected nothing ; but "Costar's" artiolo knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, and Bed.Butgs, qiuicker than we can write it. It. is in great, demand all over the country. -Alendina, Ohio, Gazette. Eli/oe "~csTAn's" advertisementsbove. 1866, A VO{CB FROM TIlE FARL ,Wk8s.--. Speaking of "CoSTAn's" Ra4, Reoh, Ant &c., FExterminator.-"more grain and pro visions arc destroyedl annually in Gra County by vermnin, than would pay fot tops of this Rat and Insect Killer.--Lancaster, Wi.., Hleraid. We.8 ee "Costa a's" advertisomoistL above *1866. TARMEkC'8 AIP HOUSEKBBPRB should recolleet that hundredW of dollars worth of Ura5n, Previsions, &ca, are' an nually deitroyed.by R&ts, Mice, Ants, ad other inseeth and-verin-l-all of which, ,ean be pteveated by a few dollavr' worthj of "CogrAa's'- Bat, .Roceh, Ant, &o,, Exter minator, bought andl'used freely. Us. See "C6eTRa's" advertisement above, 3.Sold, 3.By AlDruggists andt Dealers everywheyet the South. BARNE, WARD & Co., Wholesale Agents,