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E are pleased to inform out oustomers Baltimore and Charleston, whereby v And varied assortment, 6mbra,oig,. DAY GOQDS, of every AT,a colnpfloss 1 -AND D E8, t 188WiR. pnade el 1fflf NOil0N, e, PLAIN ANDDRESS R1 DLUE, BROWN AND 1i (If on1 and all we ilite an inspection- of, you, go else.where. J 2-croT-s i JS OUR stock is always kbpt odnvleto, the best. ,act 20 * =- :---= A MPoRTIN,& MANUFA 'Wholesale Druggistsl rn,d Dele in Drig Chendaal, Tr 6 I KING EE N A. PRATT. Chiembk to Iate C. 2. NUIre and 31lnlngDfren ocf 20-~Ani 'ROCK SAND 04 SSiMj[tR4fs, ALI QIJUA.LT{S Heavy Beaver -nd Sea0'Skln 11 NO 911ARGs- FOt. '3Ki,. - M1 ee. not 23qtf MjS PE-RONNEAU tikVING secured competent *osals Ints wilr- op'end her 60C1001op> @utesiged'ea&e for pupils of all ages, on Feb. 130-1807.. 1roti nd ay Qglfs Bru.nohes care. fully taught. Stato of South. Oolina. y n,~ J!igie Qrdity of LETTR6Vb . os all af ot atJ 9V he sae D sslet,to I,a -ty a e caieosa ad-. mi nwaionsho opted ' o Gi'ro ' undrtm b ud thyiSl vi otAi' he r2n p V '~ ' et e that we have made arrangements in New York, re can keep our stook up to its present large style and quality, iortient, 0 suit anybody, it.satisfaction, the best block tin, verything in the lin6, [BBOM, a good variety, 1'I BED BLANKETS. )ur stock. If our pricgs and goods'o.n't snit LADD BiOs& C9. apd we guarantee every article to be LADD BItOS & CO. EEM13;3)W A.TURINSDRUG1 HUSE, La3r 33:EX.OM Manufactuttog'Ch.0mists, rftmery ahd. Drugg*tN Swidries, T,LSON, .. I Br LSON. U. Chemlit to.ae '. Qr.d. Dpt. N GOODS H 'subsribers Vtention to their 2rnvy cas oone oontaining the usuai variety of Itendy ado 'lathing, -Cloaks, e 0604v Bankets e&stmeev, * Entuky Ja s-; Q3r. bi' 'in ora -I 0 r r$1' o ft -X T 4 at ocookn, l ito ycoupi pii NIot C' ob4epe. 9 noW T R'sf.I 5'.p * 4 MonM eked bobaLD4/E,?,ati 13at Risend4e at Monay~j~ b~ AmdmiBami9 ~et o ob q s*: ro runin . mm.emm oot 0 -Id S OR1NANCE NO., 3. EC ION Ist..Be it prdained by the Inten dant', and- Wardn qf the 2bi of Winnoborordgh in Countil aemb(ed, And by - the authority of the 4ame, that any person or persons faillng'to'rtniove .any nuisanco upon their premises endangoting the health or safety of the residents of the Town, with. in twq days after notification so to do, shall be fined five 'dollars; and said nuisance shall be abated by authority of. the Town Council at the expense of said person or per.. sons in addition to said flue. SECTION 2d. Be it further ordained, That any person obstructing the streets, side. walks or crossings of said I own, or riding or driving upon said sidewalks except 'in case of evident necessity, shall be fined in a sum not exceqding five dollart for each and every offence. SEOTION 8d. Be it further ordained. That any person abusing or injuring, in any man ner or way, any public p'roperty situated wi'' in the corporate linits of said fown as.. . bc fined in a sum not exceeding twen ty dollars, in addition to the expense of re. pairing the same. SoTIoN 4th. Beitfurther ordained, That any person who shall lie about the strpets A'r sidewalke in a btate of. Intoxication, or use loild, profane or indecent langtage to the unhoyance of the residents of said Town, or in may way disturb the peace and good order of said 'owg shall bq confined in the Guard House untir trial; and upon trial and conviction shall be fined in &-sum not ex. ceeding fifty dollars. SzC'toNi 6th Be itfurther ordained. That the owners of lots shall be required to keep the si'lewalks in front of their lots curbed and in good couditioa; and in case any owner of a lot shall, after notice to himself or ngen., Iatil for one week to have tihe aide walk- in front of his lot -put in good condi. tjon and curbed, the same phall be done by the Town Council at tihe oxpense of the lot owner: and said oWner shall be fineo not More than twenty dollars ior said failure. Witness rty hand tnd the corporate seal of,the sai Town, t1id the i284 of Au. set A. D., 1860l. . s . E. A IKEN, Intendent. r,. . C. It L.%M), Sea. obt 11-it )I-f, 100 -Sul -vo dpintipou Jo u103omi:joe ong y QBear -MI 'u s2t tstif I;lpv 00 lpquollu -ON oownAoo suaus.t o 111u11 1141r POBV -eA uil,s tuo) 's9Po la J( vasuo1302 i'ui X04,0Tig.1 agi" ulo9lOal Sqqitie pee el. wanJXIS Bttt -Svq6la&aYVls 'Guit 0olaij,Pa41o'es1o' t GISminS puJR 0118L8 P8, .4-IMPEI-W,H .tu 1l8 %;V Wiboooo at Sv~y io beti -~l) *efJ Plaj e DUBOSE EGLESTON , NO. 'u , HOTEL RANbu" e cied aotit thre al have W .in soo n o in in a oto6 seres On~4a ovemem'~tl~ Piat~obe. 4 .~ One nownoasa 4wtfiliu d oa n llness- pltationm CAR 0ANCE: ?6z INVESTING IN FINE LANDS. IN'lQUiTY, FAI1SFIRL6 DIMtIROT-OUTH OAROLINA; Lucy Harrison; Vs. Decree for site JMhn A. Harrison, of Lands, &-. Eli Harrison. - N pursuance of the Deoree of the Court of Equity made in- this uase, I will offer for sale aty public auction, - at Winnsboro, South uarollna, 6n Monday, the 3d day of Detember next, (being the first Mo#day in thau month).several 1110U8.AND ACRES o. the finest COT,TON and-GRAIN LANDS in the State, belonging to' the estate of John Harf'ison, Sr., #e4eased. These lands are composed of the follow in several tracts or plantations, via-: ' 1. Tite tract known as the "River Place," containing about 8.888 acres, more or less, lying. immediately on the banks of the M a teree Itiver. This plautatifi. contains about 1200 acres in original .Merest,; and several hnndred acres of rich'river bottoms now in a high Mate of cultivation ; and has upon it all necessary buildings, &c. It is decidedly c'ne of the btsa Cotton apd grain plantations in the Southern dountry. 2. The tract known as the -Dutchman's Creck'Place," containing 2,4#2 acres, more or less. This tract is also a No. 1, cotton and gral& plantation, with a large creek running through it, and has upon it all ne cessary buildifgs for laborers. stock, &o. 8. The tract known . the "Bryant Place," containing 546 aort more . or less. On this place is a very comfort abfe dwelling house, with a number of out-houses, &o. 4. The trdot kno wn as the "sandhill or Home Place." cont .ning 808 acres, more or less. Most of th., place is in original woods, and is a high and healthy place, and is the homestead of the lato John Harrison, Sr. 5. The tract known as the "Concord Church Place," containing 160 acres, more or less. Nearly the whole of this - tret is covered with a thick growth of the very largest, and finest long leaf pines, partic. larly suited to Railro purposes, shinglis, ,r anything which is -lade from pine tim ber; and it. )ie, within two miles of the Ridgeway Depot on the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad, with a good, level wagon road leading thereto. 0. The tract known as the "Salt Pond RaeetraQk," iontaiding 100 acres. The terms of Sale are as follows: The purchaserof tho Ri**r Place" will be re quired to pay the sum of sig hundred dol. lars. and ono-sixth of the amount fot which it -sells, 4nd its proportioubAe share of the costs and expenses of the suit and sale IN CAS ; and toil the bnago A credit will be given -until the 1st of Janiry -1868, with interest thereon from the lot of January .1867, at which iinie pobsestion will be given, secured by bond with at least two approved sureties. aLd a mortgage of the premises. For all the other traots, one- slith of the amount at which theyr ite b14 off,- together. yith .so much s iay be'neces'sary to aid t0s 'WAve.r Plage"la' defraying the gosts and expenses of iuit and sale, will be requird to be paid In ocash dn day of sale ;-and for ,the b elacs a credit unti. the 1st of Janu. y 1868, with interet from first of Jhnuvary 1887,- aliioh time po'eesuion- will be giv-. en-see^tred by bondwith at least two sure ties to each, and a Mortgage of- the - preml sea. All the purchasers will be required to pay in cash r tihls, "',, ah ny p.robaser will be - libetty to pWy in cash'for the whole oM%is purchase if he desires to do s. HENI A: WAILLARD, Comr.in Eqt;ity. CotMiesie*r'ai dmBde, W10 ro. q id06 Oc..0th, 1056. oo:rt22z7 T li outoryat the Cotfri ionke' inl N64Oiter~ ner 6nti rabted privatei be fore t jten, ih~ larke .. Ml L JOUSE, near the old Freight Depot Apply.to oot 4-im 0 I. NocMABTER. NOTICE.~ T HREE month: aftep date, dpliation Carolina Railroad%6'mpany ;- for renewal of )ertitcate of 8tock, No. 1609, 18 8hareu. rigitial. Certificate issued in. the nlame of Mar atet'Mushatt, dated 26th. Mavy, 1862, an4 tas.been lost. Js 8. STEWAR'l% Executor. oct 6-4a*8m Bueke. Onps Milk atal Dish 'PAnai, Bak e Xock tin,-~Wash Basins, Plainj-Nil and Dloe' Tin- MuffBn IQsags, Patte Fife, Candle Molds, Painteds Tin Toys, Meat Forks, Dasting Spoons,, Dip. par, &c. . Vikni ~ *IcIitter,. Lons Kali rony FrFlnoSegat~ N A INGANIu ROPE. 1lails,' Old et siUon.ed m eSae aU sizes. ' ES?1B .0,IILNOL' oct 0.-If P8198 1TLL0 A14AE a ndw,e4 ueat patt.zn om haled. an='12-6mn 8HERIFFS BAIM, B Y Virtue #f ski Exebbtidb to ae dirpeted, I will offer fot ale at' Falifield Court House on thtfirit' biddky'ad the day fol lowlbg. in Noveinbor xbxt, withib the legal hours of sale, to the higest bidder, for" Cash, the folle*ing Real Propert$ Pur chasers to pay for Titles. One tract. of 3060 acres more or less of, land in Fati-field District adjoining lands of John -11htri9n r , decasod; N. A. Pey, deceaseil. John E. Rhor(son. John Robert. son Dixon and Qther', and the Wateree' Rive', levied upon tvi the lroperty of Jas. E. P by (now deceased) at the suit of T. S. DuBase and R. B. lloyleston, Exrs. vs John larriaon Sr., JaTues Harrison,-Jas. '. Doby, and John E Roertiot E. W.-OLLEVER. - S. P. D. Shariff's. Office, 10th O'etober 1866. oot 18-t1Ox8 TIN WARE ! TINWARE I A LARGE and variei assortment.of the* best heavy home made Tin Ware, on handjand for aale low. KETCHIN; McMASTER & do. oct 18-tf DRY GOODS ( ALICOES,Delaines, Long-Clothe, Brown V Shirtings and Sheetinge; Satinets, Plain and Bmbroidered- Linen- Cambria Handkerchiefs, Coats Cotton, all Non. Men's and- Women's Boots and Shoes, Boys Shoes, Misses and Ladies' fine Glove' Kid Gaitets and, Ilosery, Men's,-Boys and' Misses Hats. JAMI&S G. MILNO: oat 6-tf Gft0CERIES. Sal't ih seamless sacks, pver 200 lbs. edch, Coffee, of three qualities. Sugar Crush ed, Granulated and Brown of several grades. Spides',;ut Mbgs, Pepper, Sodj Citron, Currents, Almonds,. Cox's Geletine, Corn Stavoh, Powder, Shot, (all sizes) Caps, 0. D. - Wa,er%Plpof and Muske JAMES d' AI9NOR. oct 6-f Ciffee, (4reen andlAfick 1e.. [1RUSHED, Clarified apd Biown Sugars, U Bode Sugar. -Wine and' Butter Crack - ers'. JJAICO't, RIVERS &CO.', oct 2-f. No. 2 Hotel Range. Fie Bacou Sides a'ntI Hams: B ALTIMORE FLOUR,' CHEWING- and Smoking Tobacco. BACOT, RIVERS& CO.,. oat 2-tf No. Hotel.Range. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFA-0-TORY. I BEG leaveto inforr''my friends and patrons that I have resurmed' my business at the old stand, on tain-Street' f6rinerl. econpled by John Cromer, Allwork made and repair ed at shortest notice, and noatl.y executed ,t thew best WHITE MECiANICS, and warranthd to give satisfaction to tho most fastidiots. All who desire fine and lasting work will please give me a call before 'pur. 0hasing elsewheoe. A. W. BONEY. sept 18-8mo (Late ALLEN & DIAL) Ai .h Sign of the Golden Pad Lock, HVQLESALE A.ND-RETAIL~ Inmporiaad' Dealer .In' Engg1ah and' fl1II.WAE 40BUYLERY. O,'STEE'4 - '. Nails, Castid . Mill Stod~ - Bolting (Aoths. C(roular Saws: 4 INDIA RUBBR INGIMts Carpenters, Blaqn th IlousekeQjtag and FutnishinHardwaIe, Lime, CRefles PIttoe Shot Belts, giht ~.Os.Powdt S$o4p a , 'a ~ P.un a be-M .Arrlve rg Columbis I 1 .M