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LEGISLITg4 OF goUTH CAROLINA, WEDN.&DAY, SNPTEMBERA . 1808 SENATE. The Senate met at 12 m. Mr. Winsmith, from the Committee vappointed to wait on his Excellefoy. the Governor, reported that he would com rmunicate with the Senate at 12 o'clock to day. Message No. 'I ot his Excellency Gov. Orr was read by his Private Sec. retary, John L. Boatwright. On motion of Mr. Hemiphill, the dif. ferent portions of the message were referired ta the appropriate Committees. Messrs. Tilman, Winamith, Wilson, Bratton Frierson, Shingler and MoDufflA w9te ' appointed the Committee on so inuch of the 4Governor's message as re ferb to the supply of food. Mr. Thomson introduced a bill to :amend the Act relative to the emancipa. tion of slaves. ' Also, a bill to amend the criminal.law. A message was received from the House, relative to a change of the place of meeting of the two Hoises; which was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Tilfhan offered a resolution, which was agreed to, that the General Assem niy, at-jts, present sesion, will restrict its action to the particar matters recom mended in .the Governor's message. Also, offered a -preamble and resolutions, asking Congress to impair the obliga. tions of contracts for the sale of slaves. Senate adjournea, to meet to-.orrow, at 12 m. ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The Hopse met at 10 a. in. - Message No. 1, from Uis Excellency Gov. Orr, was read by his Private Secre. tary, John L. 3oatwright. The different sections of the message were referred to appropriate committees. ,The 6peaker announced the following gentlemen of the Special Committee, relative to procuring food for the needy: Messrs, Tr(*cott, Hutson. Garlington, Springs, D. W. Aiken. Hagood, Gail. lard, Gayer, Wall.er, Hough, Benbow, Gavin, Coker, J.-ince, AlNton,. Sparkman, Hammett, 'Sesions, Leitner, Clyburne, Aftderson, Lewie, Covington, Stack house, Keith, Thomias; Talley, Carl'sle, Gilbert. Petty, PreAsley. .Mr. Trescott introduced a resolution, which wa.awoed to, providing for the publication of the decisionpmf the Court of Errors, in'the case -of the State vs. John E. Carew, Sheri. and ta.opin. ion of Mr. Justice Aldrich. Mr. - Wagener gave notice of a bill relative to relieving the pecuniary dis. tress of the State, and to aid in rebuild ing the' cities of Pharlestoil and Colum-. bia. Mr. Easley gave notice of a bill to define the term "persois ofcolpr," and to declare the rights of such persons; to make parties plaintiffs and defendants in all cases competent to give testimony as witnesses; to suspend the levy of exe. cutions for taxes i* certain cAses ; and to alter the law relative to insolvent debts. Mr. Ryan gave notice of a bill rela tive t.o office copie of deeds to be given in evidence. Mr. Hanckel introduced a resolution relative to a pla'n for funding bonds and coupons of the State that have matured. Mr. S.'J. Toyvnsend,. member' elect from Marlboro, was qualiied and took his seat. -Mr.'Garlington introduced a resolu tion relative to a more suiteble place of meeting; which was sent to the Senate for concurrence... Ont 'motion- of Mr. Garling ton, eer tain -portionr of the.Governor's Message, relative to persons of color, penitenttary, fbM (na financjes of the S tate, were made the specitl orde r for to-mnorrow, at 1.o'clock p. mn. After fo'ur ballot., Mr. I. W Payne was elected Reading Clerk, in place of H. L.,Farley, resigned. Mr.- Nicholson wag elected Meusen ge,r, in place of3. L. Boatwright, re si ed. (r. Sparlcsman paid a tribute to the imenfory of the Hon. J. Harleston Read, aud 'also inttoduced' a preamble and's ris of resolutions, which were unan. mnously r8opt4d, when the House 4& * ourned to meet to.norrow, at 10 o' loek, JUST Reeie at No.' 8, 1Iotel Rang. ALSO, Rye leur and Wie Orakers. DuDOSB ST~8ON% 4' . - ept -a4f'No. szotei sange. Lamber, Jsaber, Lumbete T lisasoig gh(oi hi fied Local 111,s. -Religions Services May be expected to-morrow as fol. lows: Episcopal Church, Rev. W. P. Du. Bose, 11 A. M. and 5 P. M. M. E. Church, I A. M. A..R. Church, Rev. C. B. Betts, 11 A. M. and 5 P. M. Baptist Church, Rev. A. M. Cart. ledge, 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. Now idvertiements.. Kerosene Oil-DuBose Egleston & Co. Bacon, Lard, &c.-Ketchiu, Mc. Master & Co. Save your Grain-I. A. Allen. - To Advertlsers.-Orders for advertis ing should be banded in by noon ol Mondayi, Wednesdays and Fridays, tc secure insertion in the next day's issue 0 0 X X E R 0 I A.1; WINNSBORO, Sept. 5. -Cotton None offering. Country Flour, $9 a 91. Bal1imore Flour 15. a 16 per'barrel Lard, 27 to 30c per pound. Corn, $2.00 per bushel. Peas, $1.75 per bushel. Bacon Sides, 26c per pound. Shoulders, 22c. per pound. Meal, $2.00 per bushel. Sorghum, 80c per gallon. Salt, $5. a $5.50. Yarn, $2.50 a $3.00. Butter, 25o. per pound. Eggs, 121 a 15 per dozen. Tobacco, 45 to $1.10 per pound. Gold, 40. CIARLOTTR, Sept. 6, 1866.-Cotton. Sales of a fMw bales to day at 24 a 27J cenis, tax paid. New Flour, $16.00. Northert $13.50 a 14.00 per barrel. Bacon, 18 a 21c. per pound. Corn, $1.50 a 1.60 per bushel, in do mand. Peas. *1.45 a 1.50' per bnshel. Meal, $1.70 a,$1.75 per bushel. Wheat, $3.00. Oats, 75 a 80 per bushel. Sorghum, 50c. per gallon. GoW, -1.40. .Silver, *1.35 - Co.UMBrA, Sept. 6.--Ctton, 17 to 20, gold; 22 to 28, currency. Corn, $1.50 to 1.75 per bushel. Flour, $10 to 17'per barrel. Oats,,,90 to 1%.00 per bushel. Peas,'.2.00 to 2.25 por bushl. Hay, $2 25 to 2.50. Rice, Rangoon, prime, 12 to 14c Carolina 15 to Ic. Tobacco, 40O. to 2.40 per pound. Coin, gold 43 to. 44. Save Your Grain. T HE undersigned having made ar rangements te feed from' onef to two hundred Mules and Horses in TfU. nessee, at a cost of one-third lqes than they can possibly be fed hero. Any person #ish. ing to send their stock, or for further par. ticulars, address me at lok', 8. O.,fimme. diately. I will receive stock at Dr. fa.ni Mobley's on the 26th Inst. Any peruox wishing to send will bo required to advane four dollars per head. No further advane required until the,stook Is delhvered. 1RErsauNess--Gen. Kinard and Ma.jou Kinard, Newberry, 8. t!. ; E. P. Moblej Dr. Saml. Mobley, Fairfield, 8..0. sept sto . . A. A LLEN. . $26 EEWARD. 8TODEN from'my plantation near . Longtown, on Sunilay niht 2nd instapt, a large dark by1~ mare MULE, about 18 JbandshI7Bi hau a small teat above the left eye. I 1l1 give 26 dollar, for her delivery to me~ ei any i?nformation that iwill enable me to g her. H. T. ORPMPTON, -Longtown, Fair4eld District, 8. 0. ~W Ohester Blaadard, dolumbia .Pha nix and Camden Jovrtsal will copy tharee tirpes and sead bill to t his orne,. - 0$VE* 1JJ)LBS. COUNTIlf VLO#. 4000 1bs Noirthern flour' Part of it very One. T?OINR MoAMTB1R & 00. aug 24 of E*a; Fatsi he~pore n118 woth ,..~. **. e JUST REOFIVED Ketohin, 1oMaster & -os, HOTEL .ANGE. BEST WHITE WINE'VINEGAR, Tutnerio, Olive Oil, White dinger, Spics, . Bath Brick, Family. Soap,. Extract L:on, Extraot Vanilla, . Extract. Pineapple, Cox's Gelatin., Corn Starch. ALSO, Niqbt Blooming Cereus,.Sweet Opopenes) and other Perfumery; ALSO, Putty and fled Lead. aug 14-tf aJ%JST REJEIVED. BARRELS NEW BALTIMORB FAMILY FLOUR. Boxes Adamantine Qandles. S Superior Pearl Starch. Sacks Liverpool 8alt. .AIO, A lot of fne T"rnip Sed. For sale low by BACOT, RIVERS & CO., aug 28-tf * No. 2, Hotel Range. NOTICE. 1IR8. D. 11. McCREGIHT respectfully in. forms the LAI of Winnsboro and vicinity, that she may be found at the dwel ling of Mr. Jas. MoCGreight, where she is prepared to Repair, Aot or Trim Hat. and Bonnets, on the most reasonable terms. A share of their petronage is respectfully solicited. aug 80-tf MouREIGHT'8 GIN SA0M ESTA3L8SD 8N 1800. G INS made and Voolftd. Also, the fa mous MCCRRIG91T REYRRE GRIST MILL. FISK'S METALLIO BURIAL CASES, anew and neat patteri hand. - aug 21-6mo JUST VD, T11OMN;ON, TfIlisu Co. CALIOEN.8 BROWN and BLEAGED MESPUN, 10OP SK4ISI, SUSPENDERS, TOOTIR BRUSHES, &., &e., &0. ALNy LADIES' and GENTLEBIXN'S RATS. Lowf'orcasb. tI 19-tf VIR0I.i& Magio WAsMNg' Fluid.! A LL qolored,goods are -rioderedbrighter4 A woolon are less lfahle 4 soik ; wl~~itego dq Ov m illiantly' Iyto, omd all os of odswill la long as by th, o~ stle of ahIgj becsuse there is no 'RUIB G oi- SCBBING of the clothes. With cwe cew 'orth, an or dinary washing may be.dop in two hours. sept 4-tf LADD R A Aget. Blueis Blining ! yA~NDESNS CEE EsLUE. .sept d.4f JUST Ri!O!IVBDa .A N ausortmentt ofFINTS sad OIL. .Whit. Lead, Elack 1'aint, - +* - Red Lead, - ngllsh vegetla* Re$ Dry Pmut'an -lane ChGrome Green, Turei i e abeef on. bor sale %y aug 2-4f 1M3U 19 !54d*Alu W (~ OH$L 11TU4 9 Y, - Glnhe etahV4eab FALL AND WINTER ZMW'ORTATZbN -ITl'*'. . iimetvby awakl straw Goode. ARNSTRONG, CATOR & CO. IMPORTURS AND DZAT#20S OF Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Satins, Velvets, Ruohes, Flowers, Feathers, Straw Bonnets, Ladies' Hats, Trim:ped and Tstlihed, Shaker Hoods. No 287 and Lofts of 289 Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. Offer a Stock unsurpassed in the United States in variety and dheapness. Orders sollited'and prompt attention given. Terms--Cash. aug 28-2mo NEWSPRING GOODS DRY GOODS .A . :'FE CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL, WEBB & CO., BAXOROFT OLD STAMN 287 King &, 8 doors Below Went(worth jE have now opened a splendid .Bock of Spring Goods, English,4 French and American, which are o the most desirable styles the markets can afford. To planterd furnishing .e Freedmen either for clothing or for bart,.- with them, onr wholesale rooms offer every inducement. Plantation goodb In every variety. This being a busy season with the planter and he iiot able to visit the city, orders ac companied with city reference will meet wi prompt attention. N.-B. Samples, with price lists, sent to any part of the State. Our stock consists in part of White Osnaburghs, Striped Osnaburge, Blue Denims.. Brown Denims; Bevy Drown Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Sbirtings, Bletihed Shirtings, Bleached and Brown Shirtings, 0-4, 94, 10.4, 12.4 Plaid Blue and Stripped Blue 'Homespans, Bleached and Brown Drills, Black French Broad cloths, Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by the piece, 'Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam k allqualties, Calicoes, all qualities, ress oodb, Doihestio Ainghams, Fine Scotoh Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black Silks, Colored Muslius, in every. variety, Fine Frendh , MIlins, White and. Black Goods, Farmers' Brown- Linen Duck, Farm er&' Brown LAnen Drills, Fancy Drills and 00ttonades. .in our line ; which we ofer at WE0LE8A0X AMP RETAIL. All Douledio Goods are sold at a very small a4vomoo on Agents' prices. We would respictfully call the attention of the Plant*s,- Merchants, and the alti sens generally of Fairfield District, to our advertisement, and solicit a call from them should they visit the city. STOLL, WEBB & CO, No. 287 KIn#bt.,- 8 doors below Wentworth. Charleston, 8 C. H. C. STOLL, Charleston, CHARLES WEBB, H. 0. WALKER, Jan 18'66-ly.r, -Polities and News, 1 A Pamily curaL IN ONE& Aw0 H EET, Navin latszttzltilaUoniathe8tate W. * U.IR.1Stng aes & Prop's, THE RECOGNIZED SPECIALITIUS OF -- OUR DAY. Prof. Egbt Jacksol, f*tmerly of Lon don,.R hbrt, 1I.D., from Philadel phlsasdn' ga Veen foesAyo Pdrmaeett wtydr.gtateed of Gonorrhea be I,fet,Semtrhsa or Self-Abui and of every possible form of prvte.disesse of every name.or .nature, Pr, ertwVsAnt-Afeoholle Composud, angpsudy fornteperanoe;I witI ~Mou14~S~/ *A~99pgg, 100 plates, Dr. aasosa' P131s; S1 pe AZreItrfr e.a t and' orda8 S7 Am Old 15ong, set to a New Too* S1866. o A spring appyoachU Ant. end Roaches Po- Atheir holes come et, And Aice and hat', 4'n ,p'te.of eats, I* o/1,41 G0(p 4kip. aboIs1. ST V ER TERMINATO-R3 "18 years tptablished in N. Y. City. "naly ipfallib6 remedies known.' " 'ree.from Poisbus." -V .odangerous to the Human Family." t come out of their holes to die." lCoater?a' Rat, Roftefa, Ic. Elt ' - ter's, Is a pate-used for Rats, Mice, Roaches, Black and Red Ants, &o., &o., &., &c. "Coster's" Bed-Bug Eteroluna tor. Is a liquid or Wash-used to destroy, also as a preventive for Bed-Buy, &o. "Coslar's" Electric Powder for" . Itsecti Is for Moths, Nosquitoes, Pleas, Bed-Bug, nects on Planto, oil, Animah, &o. 8y- I I I BEwARz I I I of all- woirthless imitation. S& e that "CosTAR's" Mame. is 03t each Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy. SW Addiess, HENRY R. COSTAR, . 484 Droadfay, N. Y. IS Sold BW By Al Druigiste and Retailers everyheri South. Barnes, Ward & Co., New Orleans; La. 1866. INCREASE OF RATS.-The Parmer'. Gaste'(English) asserts and proves by fig ures that one pair of RAT8 will have a pros eny and decedants no less than 651,060 threo years. Now, unless 'this immense family can be kept down, they would con sume more food than would sustain 66,000 human beings. MW See "COsTA's" advei-thsent above. 1866. . RATS ver*su BIRDS.-Whoever ongaged in shooting small birdd is a cruel man.; who ever aids in exterminating rate is a benefao tor. We should lik6 doine one to g1te us the benefit of their experience In driving out these pests We need something be sides doze, oats, and traps.for this bussnea --iefin@ AsKeflem,. .. IS. See "CosTAn's 'advertisemnent abovii 1866d1 -"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMiNATOR it simple, safe and sore--:th6 Mhost perfect RAT-ifioation meeting %e have dver attend-. ed. Every Rat that oen get it, Ptoperly prepared, will emt it, and every o hft eats it will diej geberally at some place a's distant pos fro were it was laken. --Lde Mhoreoa 22., J1rror. S*SaL Ct. Tara 'W'"ddveriseient above. 1866, IIOUSEKEEP1!B8 trobblE4 ,*ltIt $ermii need be so U, longer; it they use "ctes,as's" B:tterminator. Welbsveused it.toour satis factIo:1; and' if a boxt eost$#6, we would have it. We hive tried p&lso'ns,- but the9 e#e6ted nothing ; but "Costar's" artiME Aoks thE lffe*th out of Re, 'iel, RoochbA, Ants and Bed-Bugs, quioket than we can write. la is in great denied All ofeV the ecuntry; S --Mendina,'Ohio,- Gazette. 4M See "COM'R'e" :dvertiuemettabove. . . 1866a.. A t01CE ?RO'~M:'it flAr *Mgf. Speaking of "CostAA's" Rat, Roseh, Ant so.cExteminator-u"shore grain and pro vision. are destroyed- annually Is GIran Count bydrivnIia',tfian *uld pay Asr tow should resoUsed kandede mit ims wethef Grsin Ae'4 *e as stl