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From Philadelpfila, PHILADELPlIlA, Sept. 8o-A large meeting held to-night in front of the Union League house was addressed by Carl Schurz, who roviewed the situa tion of affairs and thel policy of the President. From Missourl. Sr. Loqits, Sept. 7.-The .Circuit Court of Buchanan County, has con tinued the cases of prealiers arrested for not taking the test oath, until the dlecision of the United States Supreme Court is aunounoed. The State Adjutant General has is 'suted orders.to disband all militia or. - .ganizations not acting .il conformity vit\ll. the State Convention ordiuaice. The actio'n of the Philadelphia Mu atto Convention generally satisfiesihe Radicals here. S-. Louis, Sept. 8.--The Presideni \Was received ith much enthusiasm at Alton and in this city to-day. Speech 's were made by the Presidont and beoretary Seward. Later from Europe. I]ivEnRPOOL, Septembor 8, Noon, A quantity of Fenian i munitions of war has been seized in Liverp'ool. 1LOMENCE, Sept. 8, Noon.-It is ru inored that the Cabinet have tender ed their resignation to the Kfng. The Nazione says that until after a voto in roletia no change will be inade ini the political. and niilitrry ad ninistration of that portion of Italy. VIENNA, Sept.8, NOon.- The Saxon Royal family have hold a council onl the intention of the King td abdicate. The result is not stated. 1' ARIS Sept. 8, Noon.-Earl Cow. lay has resigned his position as Brit. ish Ambassador t9 France. LIONDoN, Sept. 8.-Advices fron hianghia, China, August' 6, state thql the chief pirate of the Chinese sea haE 'been caught. The Harkets-Forcign and llomestle. ijoNDON, Sept. 7, Noon.-Consoh nro quoted at 891 for money. Th current prices of American securities are as follows: United States Five tw6ntie' 721 : Erie Railroad ShareQ IL' . Illinoia,.Gnntrnl 781, LivznrPOOL, Sept, -8, NoonAhe Uotton market is steady and unehanig ed. The sales to-day are about 10,. 000 bales. Middling Upland is quot 13d. Tile Breadstuff~s market is firmn. The Tallow market firml. NEW YonR, Sept. 10-Oold ld6G ; SSi'tes of 67 130 ; Coupons of' '62 111 Sditto of '65 1083&; Ten-fortie 98; ., Treasures 5.[ a 6. Flour 15 a 25c. bet. ter. -Whqat scarce at 3 a-.5 .cents higher. TPork firmi at 33.25, Lard dull. Cotton firm ; Uplands 33 ; Or. leans, 35. Europeanl News Por Vable. H EIIA R''s CoWTEN'r, Sept. 7.-A despatell fromi t he Great Eastcrn -rcports the Cabile n~lying out wvell. It will probably arrivt eronSaturday. LoNooN, Sept. 7--The Tinmeof[j . projected matrimonial alliance betwoon-the. 'King ofGroeeco anid the Princess Louisa ol $ ngland. P'ants, Sept. 7.--Napoleon's hielth Is nol good, and it is doubtful if he goes to Bianitz aThe Queen of' Spain has paid a visit to the Epress Eugenic. VISNNA, Sept. 7.--G 'n. 'Frankc, the Aus trian War Minister has resigned .in conso, rludnoo of ill health. An Austrian omllal joinailai ienios thma 4Austria has any idea of ttiilpi.opiating t< iEla.iN, Sept, .7, Evenhng-The .bill t S annex Ijanovor, IHesse, Nassau andi Frank fort to Prussia has passed the Chamber o . Deyifies. -The Prussian Constitution is to thko effec 2October 1st 1807. FromCortl, S dutro..do, Septemnber 84--The Board oi S Canvassers, for the Territory of Colorado ~7~finished counting the veo on the miew Con stitution on the 5th. K1Gee, 12i. Chfllicoje, tile Repulitican'candi Aito, for Delegate, had an alleged majorit of 108, over Ihunt,, tihe Administration candtl *date, but GeT. Cummings gave the cetifi estoat of election to Ilunt, and a majority a j te Can vassess gave itt hihlooto. i'.1e '9Mean liite't Colventjoil, I arIrsIaDnarbiuA, Sept. 7, 'NyenIng -'I'hetr was an exciting debate in the Rtadiesi Con tontion tp.day.. When the address on. reconstruction wa: * toported by the Committee, a scene of the 'i wildest, excitement ensuted, showing that th< S Soluthern 'dolegatos are more 'bitter an< antagonist.than before. The border Btates rilre rm the Convention. Many of the delegates -left, this niorninig, lcatinag tm Convention almost entirely ini the hands the advocates of oegro sufifrage. Theo Co iittee en the address wore almost unani Dnously.aguin'st negro suffrage,- while tin oni resolutions stoog dten agatuist fivp for ThS delegates who were. In favor .of negr< suffrage Were envited -o stop to'theScor.o tary's desk and sign whate was called the charter of utnivergal freedom.. Resolutions were offered a'nd' A11096 ii favor of subscriptionsa for thme publication'o thd proceedings: talso, of symhpathmy foi Dostle, of New Orleane; also, of &hank* to the loyal oitisens of Philadelphi,- and to the prqgentathon of .espon'sively~ bound vol, mimes of the proceeditigs of the Convention also, to Fred. Deouglas, Anne Dicokinson an< Theodore. Tilton. After some forfher proceedings the.Con, votii'u a<djourned eine die. - rfom New Y ori, -Nuw Yemnk, September 1.-George 11 Blriggs,'paying teller of the Nassait 'Bank way yesterday arrested on oi arge of embes zler one hunneds thoandn dollars of f..nd belonging to the Bank. Briggs had beet in the habit of freifienting and loosing heavily at different gambling houge: throughout the city, and on being arrestei mado a full confession of his guilt. Perry, th6 lawyer, who was oomniitted b; Judge GarnaMtd for contempt of Court, ha: commenced t suit against tlq Jugdo fol falso imiprisonne Damages are laid a ifthousaid dolr0 . N'w Yomic, September' 2.-Tho dispatch in relation to Confederate bonds roads at follows : . of"The advices received here from Lotidot Iofh action of (tho Philladelphiak Conven,. tion havo had the efrect to slightly advanto the price of the rebel bonds." D ble ispjtches. UisRAnAT'S Corer, September 2.-.-Tih cable of last. year was picked up this (Sun day) morning, at .1.40 o'clock, in latittl, 51.52, lotigitude 3T 03. The splico wav made, and the cable lowered at 7 a. mn Th. Great. Eastern is now 700 miles frot hore, paying out. - Everything is going - on well, and they expect to reach here onl Sa turdayeulext. PAns, September l.--The Emperor Na poloon, in a letter- writent to Klug Vic1, Emnatnutel, of I Ito liIth of Autgust, rejoice Chat the era of peace has returnel. 11i stys he aeceptel the cossion of Vetnetin front Atst ra ii ortder that, te people of that ootntry might be otiabled to choose theit own destiny. Tie laiuperor adds, that lit has exerted his itillueneu in favor of' hun ity, and the best. itterests of the people o Venetia, and of Italy. S-. PTErtsuto, September 1.-The lus (slan Gwernment, prior to t he negotiation oc pence, professed to the French Emperor anI the other powers that, neutrals should parti. cipato i n the territorial changes oconsionedi by the results of the war. The propositid was not ;uppoi'ted by France or England, and the Czar refrained front officially mtov. ing in the matter ; rOserving, however, liberty of action to hiimself in future. Pasotu, September 1.-Tuo terms of peae between Austria and Italy are it rap id Irogress towards settlement, anld it. is geneorally believed peace will be fully con. samntated bet ween those parties In toin days. LONOoN, Sept. 1.-The London 7ime to-day, in view of the question arising be. tween Etnglaid and Annerion, growitig out of the recent war in the United States, and m1ore recently the raid by tie Feniatis into Canada, urges tle. British Government it) 'take into serious coitsideration the feasibili ty, Wf'not the necessity, of extending thl provisions of fite nettrality laws, as t< holding different Governments to a strict liability for all acts in violation of that law, committed by the subjects of each. Livunroor,, Seplember 1:-The cotton maret has been (Intl, with sales to-day of 7,000. bales; middling uplids closed at 181. Broadstuffs generally: unchangei. Corn steady; mixed Western 26s.. 0d. per qtarter. .Provisions generally firmer,- with a slight upward tendency. ST. JonN's, NhwrouxDr.AxD, Septenher 2. -The steamer Tert ible arrived here to day. She left the cable fleet on Wednesday, ho ing short of coal and provisions. At. that time, the Great Eg.atorn was starting for a spot 100 miles East Qf where the cable was laid last. year, all atdempts to raise the cabke in 2,000 fat hums dept I having failed. The following diatry of events prior to scouring the cable on Sunday are interesting. SUN UAV. August 12.-The G re. Eastern ,joined tle ''urrible and Falbourgo at the ridezvous. The Albany had hooked tht cable previous to coming u), and lost- it, with two miles of grappling rope. .August.-l.and14.-D.riciung.. August 15.-Mr. Canning.being satisfied, by the strain on the dynomotor, that the cable was hooked, at one o'clock, overything was nmado ready to let go a large bony with spring-ropo attached. August 16.r-Driiting. August 17.--At eleven o'clock, shiip' time, cable catme to (lie surface at the bow of the Great Eastern, but while all werc congrat'ulating thItms elves en (lhe great suc cess, thie cable slipped oil' the grapple end disappear'd. Fromi thist date up to Wed. tnesday evening, we were gr-appling with va riohus success. Ott onme occasion the Albany brought up two miles of cable. The wveath er was very unfavorzll at the~ time th< Terriblo left. . LA TEST. Litvsnroor,. Sept ember' 3.--Two stecam shiips, of t lhe Cuntard line, sailed for' Can'tada, with troops this morning. TIhe T</cgyrepi says the only ohject. ini tending these troop' is to meet the spirit manifestetd by thie cola. nists in the late Fentian raid. Dispatchecs have been received frotm th<n Great. Eastern stating that, the olud cable be ing caught, it is nowv paying' out, tand wil be finished by Satui-day. All well. rVimxxA, September 3--P. M.-The Aug. trian Govrnntt has given orders for a ro ducnion of the army to a peace foot ing, ant the work has already commenced. Ffolli Washiliti, W~asmusioTON, Sept. 3--Mr. Jleecher'i -letter approving the purposes' of the Sol 'diers'-Convengen. at Cqlumbus, Septeombe: 17, as also thne policy of (lie President, eli oilts -high praise from Conservat ive jour, nels. The New York Eveningq'Post says, ta "It deserves to be wvritten in letters of gold it ought to ho road by nynrj matn and we, man in the country," &e. Cobb lispatoce. . Livanaioo., Tuesday Evening, Sep temiber 4.-Cottoit dull, and declino< id.; mniddlig uplands 13d.; sales 5,00( bales. Breadstuffsnomiinally firmer LONDON, Tuesday Evening, Septem ber 4.-Consols 4$9t. Ftive-twentie - B1xw, September 4.-The treats of' peace has bcon concluded bet wees Prnsdia and Hestse-Darmnstadt. grtIENNA, Sept.embey 3.-Afoirs hi Saxony assnmo'a wvartike appearance The Saxon troops have been wvithidrawvm from- the Hutngarian frontier, atnd ti armty is beimg provisioned. The treats of peace between Atnstria and Prtussil provided that Austria was not to inter fore ins the South. Germani- journal charge .dtria wi',h a. brench of thn ~ aty Wit i Bavaria,. in maing pene tioni the -col Sh of the latter. Sou~ 'rrn jr 98aptember 5.-T'i< forussia, from Hamburg, sailed this day .for Now York, with ?!51,000 and -2, 500,000 francs itt specie, on Americau acc.Qint. Bxnlot, Sentember 5.--Darmstad had compli- d t i the demiadds:of Isrhes e in, an~d will pay her 3,000,000 fl'orins besidba~ eding sorne tirritery. Fzonx~rcE, I'TALY, Septeinber 5. Prior to signing the treaty' of peace Italy will dband 12,000 so.ldiors. t oNDOI, Wodnesday, SeptemberI -Noon.-The statement shows tha the Atlantic cable is doing business i the rate of ?900,000 per year." Openinj prica for consols &9{, for money. Five twentiep '18. ]iavfFoi. Wednesday, geptembe 5-Noon.-Cotton lnarket heavy ; sale will probably hn lishio ays News licems, Nnv Yotx, Septoinber 5.-At the I Vermont election, Dillingham was ro. elected by an increased majority. In 4 the Third Congr6sssional District, there was no political choice, there being two Republican candidates. The other two Districts elect Republicans. P11 I.A DELnJIIAj September 5.-The conventionists havo been wrangling over the negro suffrage question, and adjourned until to-morrow, without pro. sentation of resolutions or address. The minorily report favors negro suflrage. A resolution oflered by Moss, of Virgin.. ia, to instruct Congress to provide for th - eiifranchisement of tile blacks, led to much c on, 'usion and great exeito. inent ; duriug the debate, it was finally re f(erred. Tie Nort-ierin and Southern Conven- 1 tions fuse to-oight und hold' a mlIass meet ing. Speeches were made in the former by hitiler, Schenck and Senator Wilson, bitterlv deniatory of thle President. nt JACKSON, Michigan, SepsIemnber 5. Tle President. and party passed here to-day. Tiesday inorning, a reception was tendered him at Elyria, Ohio; but it was marred by several iisuilts, A black flig was displayed, and the band drawn up to receive the party iiiyedi a dirge - insteal of a national air. At Oberlin, no'reception was tendered. At Fremnont, a very enthusiastic demonstra. tion took place. At Toledo, the radi cals marred the proceedings by insult ing interruptions ; but with these excep tions. the affirr passed oft well. A great crowd assembled at Detroit, where Gen. Grant received the party in person. The crowd 'was so overpowering, that irrangements for a procession could not i be effectu ally carried out. a The 1resi-dent's speech at Detroit is one of 1he most remarkable delivered by I him. A person in the crowd instiung. ly.alluded to the salary paid the Presi. dent, who, thus interrupted, addressed the intruder as one of the radical hounds, who had been barking at him for eight months past, and taking up tile .dlusion to his salary as his text,- lie poured a broadside of invective and ridi. cule into the radical Congress, which he called the Congress which had, doubled its own pay and given the maimed sol. diers of the war a meagro pittance of fifty dollars bounty for their services. ' Gen. Grant has r'joined the party. Secretary Seward, in his speech, allh6d to tihe efforts heilig made to seperate Grant and the President, characterizing 1 them as futile. . W. A.SIumNovON, September 5.-The following exhibits the public debt on September 1, 1866 : Total debt bearing coin interest, $1.288,312,541:80 ; total debt bearing currency -interest, $078, 077 ,040.10 ; total debt bearing ro intel est, *10.653,4.13.82 ; debt on which interest 'has coased, $441,568,810.33. Total, $2,728,314,835.95. Coin availa. ble, . $76,.'33,918 27 ; currency availa ble, $761,297.740.40. Total, $132,. 631,667.73. Total debt, $2,595,083, 108.22. FA-rAL.AccIDEN'.-Mr'. J. 0. Lind-a say, at merchant fi-omi Yorkvillo, S. C., who hiad arrived on Th ursday evening by the ears, and pult up at the Mills Hlouse, fell froma a window in the third story of that Ifuilding to the pave- f mnent, betwoon one and two o'clock yesterday morning, and was pickenl up in an insensible condition and car r'ied to his room, where lie died at 7 o'clock. A gentlematn passing tihe spiot at that hour heard the fall and aufte rwarid s a. groan, an d having obtain ed thme aissistiance of' the attiaebes of thme house, wuithi lights, dliscoveredl the un foritunna to gentlenman and conveyed him into thle htel. It is suppo'sed that Mr. i'. Linmdsa'y must have been sitting on the sill of the window for the purpose of getting some pass ing air,' as the night was v'ery wiarm, and mishap slipped .and fell.-6-Char leston News.- ~Mur ESCAPE oF PFENIAN.--M o u Iphy and five other Fenin prisoners escap~ed from tihe jail at Cornwall, Canada, onu Saturd ay niight, and miade good their retreat into the United States. Thle jail, whidh- is one of the strongest in Canada, w'as surrounded night and by adoublo line of senuti.. nels, and the escape is regarded as al.. most a miracle, unless, as is hinted, it was effected by the connivance of the Govern nimt. The prisoners cut thro' the wvalls and dlisap)peared undler cov or of the night anld a heavy Jrain which was prevailing. Iits PRassrDENTiAI.DINgRi ma Nzw YoRx. --The dinner given at 1)etmonico's on -Wed.. nesday evening, was probably the inostele gant and expensive affair of' the kind ever enijoyed by so large a party in this country. When the comnmittees of oitiv.ons having charge of thme Presidential rece ption' -'had idetermined on a. state banquet., they ordob ea, at Doelaonico's, 14ith street place' a difl nrfor two hundred and fifty, with thie dirctin tat t soul bethe best that could ho0 got ton ups No lirait was, plac~d as to the cost, of the (dinner or wine's. We arcs informed that the dinner actually cost. $25, 000 oi- one hundred dollars for each plate. Naw York Post. Btcr Nnw ConN IfAn<vz$rna----T. Bt~r wrth of Illiino s,. says tin exchange, has invented a- corn harvester thiat cuts two rowse each th'rongh, dropping the stalks in bundles of any desired size. It, is drawni by one horse, and requires only a driver, it being self opecrating in all its. parts; is very siumple in construction; will cut, froiw twvelvo to fifteen acres per day.. .. A whifto man and a negro got itot a fight, recontly.in Greernville1 South Caro' plina. The negro srruck the wvhite man with a stick, and the white mani etabbedi him. Thereupon the ne'groesninwatered L in large niumbbrs anil threatened to bu'rn t the town, and did succeed in bdtrning several stables andi barns in the yicinity.. Aunt Doetsy says ,- "a noewspaper le r ike a wife, booauso ovnry man should m 'have one of hisbwn," Aunt Betsyis 4 ighit.-- . . Lumber, Lumber, Lumbers lIE qubscribor begs to informs his friends Pd former patrons that ho has resuh. 4 the "JLUMBER BUSINEBS," t Ridge. vay, 8. C., 12 iles south of Winusboro, 6nd iiniediately on the C. & 8. C. It. It., nd having a fine lot of sawn thnbor on the 'ard, solloits their orders. 0. P. UOFi'MAN. Sept 4-x8iim t2w Savo Your Grain. I IE undersigned having made ar rangetnents to feed from one o two hundred Mules and llorses in T en. Lessee, at a cost of one-third less thanl they an possibly be fed here. Any person wish. ng to eUnd their stock, or for further par. ieulars, address uo at Doko, 8. C.,Hiiame litely. I will receive stook-at Dr. San. lobley's on tlie 25th inst. Any person vishing t se'nd will be required to Advan'eo umr dollars per head. No luather advances equired until ithe stock i-4 delivered. lirriu:oNs..-Oen. Kinard and Major Einard, Nowborry, S. !.'; E. P. Mobley )r. Samnl. Moblcy, Fairfielil, S. C. I. A. ALLEN. Sepi 8-Jt6 JUBT RECEIVED etchin, MbMaster & Co., 'HOTEL RANGE. 3EST WHITE WINE VINEGAR, Tumneric, Olive Oil, Whito Ginger, Spices, &o. Bath Brick, Family Soap, Extract Lemon, Extract Vanilla,' Extract Pineapple, Cox's Gelati no, Corn Starch. ALSO; ight Blooming Cerous, Sweet Opopenax, tid other Perfumery. A LSO, utty and lIed Load. . aug 14--If JUST RECEIVED. AREl~ll'fS NE,'W BALT1310Rlis FAM1LY FLOUR. oxes Adamantine Candles. " Superior Pearl Starch. acks Liverpool Salt. A 80, lot of fine Turnip Seed. For sale lo.w by BACOT, IVE1S & CO., aug 28-tif No. 2, Hotel Range. NOTICE. ,11. D. B. McCR'IGTIT respectfully-in. forins the bAllES of Winnsboro and icinity, thatshe imay he found at the-dwel ng- of Mr. 3Jas. MoCreight, where hho is ropared to Repair, Retit or Trim Hats and onnots, on the iost reasonable terms. A share of their plitronage is respecifily uhicited. aug 00-tf JYUfREWGHT 18 GIN 611FOP a" .ESTABLISHED IN1800. 1 INS iado and repaired. Also, the fa Snious - FISK'S METALIC BURIAL CASES, ne0w and neat patterni on hand. aug 21-6mno JCYT aEcaVmo, A..LFQOIS, 'RBOWN lnL11LS, IflIOWiN nnd R.IEACHIED fNOMESPUN, 1100OP SKILRT1S, SUSPEND)EIIS, TOOTH ]lRUSHLES, j &c., &c., &c. . ALSO, . GETLEEN'S IHATS. Low l'o-cash. - july 1 0-t( Magic WasinIg Fluid I A TL colored goods arc render'ed br'ighter; 1woolens are less Ilibe to shrink: r~hite goods are mnado brilliantly white, and 11 styles of goods will last twice as long *s by the old style of washing, bee ause hero isno RURBING or SCRUIlIUING of lhe clothes. With five cents worth, an or inai-y washiing,tniay ho dlone in I we hours. sept, 4-if. LNADD 111O0' Agents. Bilucinig.! Bluieig !. [T'AlIDPAJSEN'S 'CELEBIRA TED BL.U E. V ING---the bhst article known-for sale y ..LALDD 1B1O0. sopt 4-if JUST RE~OEIVED, ANasio tmont of PAINTS and OILS O1chn~ stiirg in parf, of. Black Paint, Red Lead, ., Eiigiish Venetian Rled, Dry P'rusian Blue, Lamp Black, Chro'the Green; ' Turpent 1n1, Varnish, - Linseed Oil. 'or salob> * . BACOT, R IVERS3 & CO., aug 25-.tf . No. 2, llotel Range. . H. BAUGET, & Co., 4CTO.R8, 10 A000OMMDT10N WHMMl, QH{ARLtESTON, - . 4 "Give thioir attenion cxclsvl o'h ale of --s - ~ r 6 h LONG AND $I!0RT STAPLE C6IT UN. Abesal advances mado o'n oonalgnmns, sept'0-1awrmo ~LACHtNG AND 1DYING. It5, IIENRY WILLIAMS respecttulty LLannounods to the~ oltil~ens of the Dls hoet, that, she is prepared to Bloadh and Press Ihats and' Bonnets., 'Also to -Dyo lloth, ,*o., WMth neatness aild despatch, ang8M..* .. FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO. UtlPORTERS AND DEALERS oF Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Satius, Voles, Ituc hes, El owers, st ra w 1100110k, Lalies' 1111(s. Trimmed and 'n'rw i mea, Shanke' Ilods. No 27 an( Lofts of 2;,) 11ah.imuro St., * ln11iimore, Mid. O aer n Stock unsuripassed in the liited States in variety and chiatnss Orders tolicited a1t 1rompt atteniloen given. Termis-Unsh. *aug 28-2muo EXECUTOR'S NOTiCI. LL persons having dea01114 ngnitist fihe estal of tho late Alexandei llindma n Ire requested to'proselt lie sante to lhe ill lCiigned at ltoasville, Chester Distriet, For mymient, and41 tihose indebted to sai41 estate vill jioease make Ilayment or comev forward fil makeo somue sniiffnctoy arranlllgem t, w liri notes aol accotnlis will tie placed in ho hands of An attorney for colleclion at n early-day. 1). I. STEVRNSON, Exitr hug 29-x4 . FAiRFiELU~UIiYNIC ,7 IN IQUJITY. Ex Pailto Bill to C1). 10elton, Perpet unato soIr Northern Circuit Ti stimony. ENNET DOUGLASS, hating filed her Peitioll under above iill inl order (o ierpetuato the testimnuly to lite pasi. exis ence, loss atwl coutoents of a Deel of Convy 'ne, to bhin of ia' certait 2ract of land, ilmtule in Fairfieli Dist riot, onl file witeitrs of ittle Itiver, by the Hleir at law of Aloxan ler Douglass, decl. All parties iterested re notitiied to appear at' fhe expitaion of lire uontlis froi (his date, to cross-exam i IIe wit IIesse1 timt mny be produced, and .roduce testianony in reply, 1SAAC 11. MIANS, ). B. F. 1). Commitssionor's Glice, Vinnsboro, S. C., Juno 15th, 18tit. juno 1)-jlam13m, [cITATION. I l'ho Stato of South Carolina, FAIRlFIELD DISTIRICT. in tile Court of Oi-1 is army. 1JJnts.oh nston, Evjupire, rnay f Fairfield )istrict. 11lFIAS Ilenry A. Gaillardl. I'4miis sioner in Htitiy has appliedl to we or LETTEItA 9F Al)MINIsiltATION, on AI and singular tihe goods ond '114 chates, ights and14 credits of W illiai E. 1Hnll, Into of lie District aforesnid decoased. These nre therefore to cite n11n11 ndmo110nishi 11 and singulir, the kindred and credito f the snid deceased, to be and a pwar be ro file at our next. Ordinary's Cour, for lie said District, if) be .nolden it Faieield ourt House, on the 14 (thI day of Septenbci a show cause, if ally. why die said rtdnltkn. ilration should not he granted. lven tinder my hand an senl, this d day of August, in the year of our Lord, one0 thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, an td in the inety-first year of Amnoicani In eliendence. ,JA MES .JOIINSTON, [0, F. D.) aug 7-t8x') (<wr.m'rzN.]. Stato of South Carolina, FA IltFIlD DI)lIS~Il lCT. lea te Cour t aof Ordlilmnpr. Jenneows John ston, Esqjuire-, Ordinaroy of ,J11I'1RMAS II A. Gntillard, Commloissioni e r in Pqulity, hias apjsliedl to nie .for lIiTT lElt.S OF AlDlIN ISTIt ATIO)N, on all ndl sinigular~ the goods amld chattels, righits nd1 erodits of J . P. II utceec n, late of tho listrict aforesniid deconsed: 11 and sinigular, t he kiiilred and credilors f lihe said decensedl, to be n.iid appi~ earhfore sic, at our- next Ordinary's Court, for thIe aid D)istrlict, to be hiolden it Fasirfiolhi Courl louse, on theo 28thI day oft Scyitemberl nextI, o sho-w eonuso if anly, why thle sa111idtdminl strat ion should net 4'ti giranited. I iven. under- m~y hiuand and Senl, t his 1 7th lay of. August, in the year of our Lord, (tile hocustindl eight hundred anid si xty -six, and a the ninety -flrslea en of A moi(lcanl indiepon lence. JA M ICS JO lINSTION, [o. v. o.] aug 2l-t17xt [I'TA'Tio'.] - rho Stato of South Carolina, F"A IR IdCLD.P I)18TBI(T. Eu ?4 teCahurt I f OrdInnray. N)y Jam's Johsnton, Koqiri', Ordinary of Fainrtield 1)istri. \VIIEltiAS Heinry A. Oaill.:rd, fomnmis binner'i in Equiity, has app)lied to meis 'or hETTElRS OF Al.\lIlIS~itATION, on dl and singular 11ho goods andl chattels, -ightse and 1redlit s of ElIsha II. .lones, 1h11e if tho istict aflore~snid deetlinued. - Th'Iese are thierefo-o to cite andI aidmonish all and singular, thle kindred andi creditors if t-he sid dconsed0(, to bo and appeanr he rore me1,'Ait, Our nqxt Or-dinarly's ~ourI, for ho salid Distrlot, to Iho hoilen at Fairild Dour1t House, oin the 14th. f Septemaber-, to ihow cause, if anly, why thle said adminia. ratin should not be granited. Jiven uinder miy hland and scnd, this 31d day of A ugust, io the year- of onei Lored, onie housand eight Ivndred anid )-ity-,av anl in the nineiy-llrst year, of AmeriCan Inde pend~onico. JAMlES JOIINSTON40 F. ID . j aug 7--tl8 |0,TA TIOs.j Stato of South. Carolina. FAllRFIERID DISIJTh(dl'. Anu th Courat of 0. dminry. Dy Jantes Jfohni.ton, Eesguire,' Ordinary of Fai:ifield District. . WIxr ltEAB11-.. A. ahromisne , in Equity, hais applied to moc for 01TERO ADMlINISTRlATION, on il ad singulAr tho good6 and' chAttels, righti ad efeCdits of Drury Gouit, de' Blouni non, late of the DistrIct afotenaidl decetisod: These acr-o therefore to olte and' admonuash all and singular, the kindrod and creditprs of' tho sakd deceased, to be anid apfoar he forodme;at. oth- next Ordinary's Cour-t, for tito said'Distrtet, to be lolden st Falrfield Court Ilouse, on theo 28th~ day of Septerohb next, 1d shiew cause, If any why the said a7 mnistration 81)0o11d not be granted. -, , Qiven under my hand and Seal, thyIs 17tha day of August In the y'ear of our Lor~d, -ono'thoiustltd eilght hiured and sixtyuix, anld In the nInety-first year of American Independence. ', . JAMES JOHNSTON, [o. r. . aug'21-t7X63 [CITATION.I State of South Carolina, FAIRFU'LD' DISTRICT. Ill tile Court of Ordinury. Iy - James Johnoln Ordinary of Fairficlt Ji~strict. V llJtRAS jesso It. Delaney lias applici V to mefor l ET'iE itS o 'ADM IN 8TlRA J'lON on all and singular the (lood and Chat Lels, Itights and Credits of Johni W. Delaney, Ilae of the District aforesiid, deceased. These are the'refore to citOe and adimoniali %II and ssingular the kindred and creditors o Ie said deceased, to be aid appear bofor< ie, at outr next Ordinary Coprt, for lt said Di.<rict to be holdens at Fairfield C. 11 at the 101t day of September, to shed tiusse, if any why the said administratior <hon 1l1) not be grainted. G iven due r 1! y hand and seal, tie 30th1 iLa.y of .inly, in the year of our Lord'.186' und in i he nf'ely. first. year of Atherlcan In. .hsependtensce. JAM ES JOIINSTON, [O.,F. D] ang 4-tl0xO State of South Carolina, FA llIEL.) DIS'ItIT, iN rurlmr. Luciy Ilarrisonl, vs. In Equity, John It. lia-ison, Bill for Eli lariisou. DowOr. N purstance of a decree made in this casQ. Lnil tlo jIidgment. and other creditoru oj lohni liarrison, dec'd , aro hereby notiied ms dr before the first day of May nejxt, to lxhibit and prove by snificient teatimen JeFore the undersigned at his ofoo ii iiinnyboro, their sovral, and respootivo ndgments, excoutions, debtsP claims and iemands againsL t1ho estate of said deceas id. Alljoluigment creditors also notified that. hey ite enjoined in said decree from o breing their writs of 1eiri Fascias against lie.' li triats of Iand--aid all other %re itori, thiat they ire therein enjoined from on011n1'sg 01r prosecinliuig an1Y s1h (r ulits it( lIw against th ,e'emit, .1li I. tarri.4on, ast. Adminisirat or of mild estite rillhoit the leave of tIis court. C. E. F. D: Comissionier's-.Otlico, Wirnsboro, S. C., Sept. 4, 1816). sept -i-law Im 4E WSPRING GO0DS "I.RY GOODS CIIARLES'TON HOUS.E, STOLL, WEBB & COO, 11A NCIOFT'S OLD STAND, 187 IKing St., 3 docrs .elow Wcntworth NEP havo 110w opened a splndid Stock of "isring Goods, English, I rench amid American, which are of the iost desirable styles I ho markets can afford. 'o planters furunisiing the Freedmnen either 'or clothing or for harter with thetui, our wiholesale rooms ofi'cr every indueement. Pilanstations goods in overy variety. This being a busy seaso willh the planto ind lie not ale to viit Ih oily, orders, aq. 3omnpanied with city i-erretide will moo with prompt attention. N. B. Hampler, with price lists, sont Ic liny part of the State. Our stook oonsists in part of White O.snaburghs, Striped Osnaburge, Blue D)ensima, lirown Denime, Iheavy Brown Shirt ings, Fino Sea Island Bllrowar Shirtinge, Bhlenchted Shilrtinsgs, ]lecached and Brown Shtirtinsgs, 11.4, fl--, 10-4, 12.4 Plaid ihit:0 andu Stripped Ilnet lIomsespunts, Uieaohed anid lBrowns lrills, Black French Btoad ololths, llosiery and (iloves, Irish Linen by the psiece, Towels, Towelings, Linen 1)am-i risk, aill quatlitics, Calicoes, all qnlalitl6s, Driess Gloods, Domeslic (Ginghtams, Fint Scolch G(inughas, Sp'ring Silks andi Ilack rilks, Colored Muisinss, its nvery variety, l'inio French Mumslinss, Witie arrd lack [boods, Frassrer' Browns Linoin Duck, Farm. rs'lone. Lie'ril,.ancy Drills -ands TJogethesr with every var'iety to be found is ursiline ; which we oil'er at, All lDomsestic Goods are sold at a very muil Isi advance on A gentIs' pricos, We woisuld respect f'ully cail thso atlentoon >f the1l4innterss, Mes'chsats, andi the oitl . Cens gonsserally of Faidrtield District, to our isivert isemsent,. anid solicit a call fronm thorn should they visit lisa city. - STOLLr, WVEIBB & CO., Co. 287 King SI.., 8.udoors below Wentworth Charleston, S. C. 1. 0. 8'TOL[,, Charleston, 'lhiA III.*8 W EBi, 0 i.,0. W'AILKEIl., S--Politics and~ Newvs,- g WEEKLY RE~CORD. -4pa Ainm INOEMAMMOTH OREIET, ' Having the largest cntry oireculation in the Stats F. AsMOOD& U.B IR, Editors & Prop's. -h's -'balte Jaes fo stw o tlo isoi, lRobert hlcerb~rt-, M. D., fret' Philadel phia, tad Dr. JHugeno Velpeaut, formerl o hto Londotn uand Paris Venereal Jlosphtals P'orasnent and sp eedy oures gusaranteodQ ionorshien, SypshIlli s, 0Oleet, Spermsatorrhseot yr Sel'rAbilue, a'nd of every pnisible forn >f pri'vate disease of every ttanto or' .naturs whatsoever,. .*, D~r. hierbert.'s Arstl-Alcotolio Oompound rni unfailig remnedy for intemsporanoe ;.writ ror partloulars. Monnsrstains of L1:gl t, 800 pages, 100plat os 50 cents, 8 fd-e $1. Dr. Jacsksosn's Female Montibly Plldr $: per box, extIra ilno $6, a safo and .offeoittu remedy, for all IrregularIties and obstruse lions,,from whatever catuse~ Dr. Jagkaon9a Drietttal.hvigoratin'g Linimet $2.per lSot lle. Send for circular. Genuine Fr'~onot BaI'es $1, 6 for $4,12 for $7.. Send for odr. Lunlar ansl write, ypu.. will promptly oejvc 5 kind, discreet arnd ox p1lIt answer. Ad iress Drsi.'.Jackson, )Jerbert.& Oo., 4r' sim. ply P.O. Box438, Ciscinnaeti, Ohio. Offled No.6*~emr Set.- MedicineW. aMte instructions~sen& J~o auDf pat, of thu#i'oenty june 12'68..6m@ An Old Song, set to a Net TaU - r I866 "As sprighy jproachee Ants and Rd4ches From their oei ome outt And Alice ap$ Rats, n spite of cats. Gaily skip abptt. A "18 y'ears estiblished h . Y. city:" "Only infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons." .. "Not dangerous to the itman lly "Hats como out of their holes to die." "Coste6r'" at, Noiels, &c.. Is a paste-used for Rats, Mice, RoaMs Black and Red Ants, &a.', &c.,&o., &a. "Coste's" Ied-IBlafg E jitersllsaa tor. Is a liquid or Wash-used to destroy iso As i preventiv6 for Bcul-Bugs, &a. "CU-Qttr'1" Electric Powder te Is for Moths, Mosguitoes, Fleas, Bed-Bugs, Insects on I'lants, Fowls, An imale, &o. &- I I I BEWARn I I I of all worthless iniiitation. * j3t- So th'at "CoRiAn's" lano is on each 1lo1, Dottlo, and Flasik, before you buy. 4raF Atdress, HENRY1COSTAR, . Sd 484 lroadway, N. Y. Apmy- By All Drugists and Retllers overywhere SQuth. larnes, Ward & Co. ,New Orleans. La. 1866. INCitASE OF RATS.--Th6 Frmer' dasette (Englishl) asserts and provep by fig. ures tltt one paih of R.ATS will have a pro. gen and decendants no loss than 051,000, in treo years. Now, unless this immese family can be kept down, they would.obn1 sumo more food thata would sustain 05,000 human boings. X&" Seo "COSTAR'S" advertiseijiont above. 1866.; RATS versus 1-llfl8-Whoover engages in shooting small drds is a cruel man; who over aids hi oxtermiaating rate is , benefso-, tor. W6 should like some one to give us the benefit,of ,lhetr experience in driving outo th'eso pests. We need soinothiu be. sideI dogs, eats, and traps for this bus iose -ientiicAmerican, N. Y. . ).. See "CosiAn's" advertlisement'above. *186Gw "COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINA'rjdt is' sinlo, safe and suro,-tho most pfeeoot 1141'-itloation meeting we have over attend,' q.. Every Ita, that Aan got. it, propotly prepared, will*,.eat it, ad every one th& eatA it will Oic, .generally pt sonio, place as distant as possi bid frdm were'it was taken. -Lake Shore, ich , Mirror. . , Elli Sec "Cosian's" advertisement'above. 186 HIOUSEKfEEER troubled with vermuin need be so no longer, if they upo "COSTARi' '* Exterminator. 'Wohavoused it teour uetis-. faction ; and if a box cost $6,.wd. rppld have It. We hmayo tried pojsons, but they effected, nothing i btt ."Costar's" article knoeks the' breath ont, of itais, Mice, Roaches, Ants/' and lied-Bugs, quicker thlan we ean write it.' it is in great domand all ever the country. -Menudina, Ohio,. tbasette. 2,. See "Cos-r'AX's" advortlsctnent above;' 1866. A VOICE FROM TlIIE FAR WEST-2 Speaking vt' "CosTAn's" flat, IRoaoh, Ant, &o., Extormninator-"mro grain and pro visions are dtestroyed annually. in Oran County by vormin, than would liay for ton' of tis lItat and Insect, Killer.--ancaster ise., llerald. - .*. )J%. Sec "Cos-Arn's" advertisor.:ent above 1866. FANM 'il 'AN I'OUSE~KEEPEll8-. should recoiroot that h'undreds of dollars~ worth of. Gra o, Provisions, &e., are ai nually dest royed ~y li~ats1 Mieq, Ants, asnj other insectsm and y~mid ,6r11g f whieh ,dan-' ho pirovented by a few 'oillars'. worth of. ninator-, bought and .used freely. .. - l%.8Hoe "UosTrA's"advertisement above. All Druggists and Dolrsvryhr the South, --r ooywtr JIARNES,-WARD-& CO.,' Wholesale Agenitu ,tzoo.. i' Now Orleans, La. PLI(NIX AND GLE~ANOR., Ita pu lishied every morning, except Men, day, and cotaiis AI$L'!gesl News, by toel, graph anal mails, up to' the liour of'-going to, press ; Editorlnls, Correspondedce from' dif forent points, Miseellaneodus IReadinmmg/I'nles, l'oetry, Skoehes, 010.4 etc. . In the Quantk ty and Quality of -'ts JReaing bfat~teir is not, to ho excelled by any piggr n gopth .tre lina. . Advertisenetsfuikir d on f'avoral lerms - The 'tI-Wfool1*, Ph~snix a Contains, \n *'y numbery tle esiling nat. 'tdr (enibracing tb latest .Rts of, two Jsa sues of imbe daly. It isu a hshed, oyeiy Tuesday, Th'ia-day and satu~y mornings.- - ..THE GLEANOZ Is published everj *.enes~df" .morning' At is the (lesiro, and ,wm~ be the ole'dt of t a Proprietor to, to rpage this eqti to,,f,q the bqaLPsFmily Noppaper in the South l'n'fae ad' Idtmame indid6ates Bebideath's Ioo in pf the'or. newb of tf6esof, 1p9l, Financisan the Markets, it.1 *Wontain & large amotn of iterary Mater, suoh as choide ebl* Sksetches and Poe~t'y , willMba. cures a faithful record and istory, of. ps4 flailyPaper, six ilbnad, '$ We ek.LIAN A SZLBY,