The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, October 10, 1866, Image 2

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WINNSBORO, , . WINN SORO0, S. c'., OCT. 10, 1866. '. A. G A I L LAl 1), 1",IronI. 1). 1. McC11f lIT, ASSOCAE Ei n. Thei o fol lowing gentlemen are re questod to act as Agents for the I [.nI Major A. 1)- HIt-LlAnn---ROCky Mount, 1Bosir Parish, La.. T. P'. '-,'LIDER - lliftris i .O R. S. DSnsronfis-R idgewa y, S. C. Major W'Dr. Bal-Mont ice)lI, S. C. I. B. 0)cMasan-tussville, S. C. Dr. J..L. iIARTIN--,J lCkSol's reck, S.C.. DAvin Er.KJN-Allstoni, S. C. . J.W. McUIAIr-Sitlom Church Tho District Court, The illitiitory Stc) towards the or ganization of this Couirt was tiken on, aituirday last, 1-y the lion. Wat. 11. n vERTsON beiing CoJilinissiolned as Dist rict Jidg. The jurisip0tion of tli Court is ox tensivelii u important. it. has e.re/ die jurisdiction1 over all crimiijia1 of Iiences"except, Ilrso, bu rgliry, homi vile ain4 rape ; al1so inl ca.sQ of vagrani (y,'Istairdy, amd in in attoe i' of' con (racts betweci cmpil(yer and em ployee, Imasto1r'aid a pprenitice, Where the ainoulit involved is over at \lag8 4m .4 in-rid iction1. Itl has cone lcr - -:111 (oi'-t in -l h I( i Ith"I nI.. - il in ".. of I' - -.111or E , :and toll. t . A I o, it b - . jnlrisdictioni Iia?tiers 41f listi ict i licks, 111d is 1"S11der the Prison lUornid Ail. The .Jud'e ofthis ou rt has 1ikc -6 i.: nperv isory pover over thie Cro Ner, Mlgistrates andl d i l'eron0t loards of' Comimiissioners ; and the sa1me pow or a a Cir c uit fudge under the //a. I.k 01 Cnpus Act, except in non-elorgy bII felonios af''r truO bill folind. 'Thei Attorney-floneral, tho Solioi torn, Clorks ald hleri ffs of the State, exorciso tlieir respect ive funct ions' III tho -District Courtq. These Coits 1aw tho l machinery of ( rand andt Petit Junrios, anid lawyers, the smil uls of'p ractico, and the same courso of appeal to the A ppoal lCourt, is th Circuit Courts. Th14y are like wiso (ourts of-record ; and -the .iudgo bns-tho s'amo power over all oieors, to enfore order and punish conitempljts as any other Judge of thie State a in his particular Court. The Courtholds quarterly sessions at the Court 11huse of the District: nd thlesalary of the Judge is niado independent of any fine or feo arisinlg .in his owni Court. - * ronm tIWos and other matters, Mhlehi jung be gatho'rod. from' a' peu. -sal of tile Act, (which we puliish to day,) our~ reader's can judge of the very, impllortat1It position this8 Court -wIll hold in our' systeml of judiceature. It will be. observed that this Act, un1 like the former ioentakos nO change~ - in tile oivil jur'isdiction tand cr'imlinal ,powers -of the Magistrate's Court. A dlefoot in the Aet is the not providing for tin ap~peal to the District Court from tile M1agist-r~te's Cour't in civil - Thte tunos of holdiig this Court have not yet hoen 'designtited by thle Appeal Court. Whon this is donuo the (ourt will go into full oper~ation. Wor con~grat uhite the Dist riot in * having for our1 Jiudge one so well -qual ifled as Judge Ronrn-soN. With over hvonty'years praciltiec as ai law.. yeor, his extensive acqluaintaneo wit.bi .the inhalbitanifts and loca-i par'tioulari ties of the IDistrict, anldullis well known :soulnd~ and1 practiCal jludgmon t, wvill enablo him 'to admunimstor jusico in a mannler satisf'aeto-ry to-a-ll -good .citi * Pulio Meeting. On Monday, October 1st, a public * meeting wasi hold intho Court Ihouse t >take inlto consideraitioni the host.s~ys 10'no i0ldopt in v i'ow'of' the nIow fea 90'4o labor sto exisdng in the Dis. .1, ''' ) was called to the ee eto act aa~ Secretary. * n, a commliiitteo of five were . F~(iited to. javepare buit.eness l'or the Iiooting. That Commiiittoo conisi~sed .ot fthe following gentlomnon : 'B3. E. El. hin, Esq., Dr. J1. Wallace, ('ol. .1, .MjIe, lon'y Gibson, Esq. anid Mr. - .The Committee reported the follow, ing freamblo and resolutions, (exeept 4WUthwhichl was submit'ted by Col. TtI% . W oollwara,) alj of wichl yer.0 tunaTimously adopted. :Wi . T1hie present systemi of lakli - ...o con1u, involves more s0, r"in .onda oionees to al~l classes of thc noati.v than: any othler, affootingp qIit, doe ria well being, pr'osperity ba~i,<the* ver1 'life-giving principle o1 usAll tend( - WTH E.s, La can'aideration Of tlh( gra~nt chnge~s hait have taken plao< * ** in regard"to this labor, and the ontir failire t) make it profitable cithor t( the laborera or'the oihilioyer undo the various inodos and -forms now it uso0, and1( Wit-nI'.As, 1Te proselst scarcity o lillior il be ilg greatly increased 1) injudicious managem1ent , and other in jurious influences all tending to diver fiom its legitimate sphere, (Agricul tur,) profitable anid pr.actical lise thereby throwiing a large prod uctiv< (elment u1ponl the boun ty of tle gov erieiilnt as idle conisilmiers for t1whosi 141 pliort we are to be taxed. There. fore be it. lt. Rero/ved, That it is recoimi. Jnended ' dat overy citizen who desirem tbe welfare ;nd.prosperlty of the DIs. trict, and who wishos to promote ho interests, eindorse and support sie measures as ill the judgnont of thi., moect ing Seenlm 111.4tepdet 2d. //,;solea/, Thati it is the.' dutIy of every Ciizen to adopt the most practi cable anld ecoloi ical sysIIm w1rerob the greal est amount of labor may k giveni to the soil inder judicious la. Itgolnlit :1114 the (vils arising ftoni nipe rim a nl appeals for Stite aid be obviateil. 3<1. lo-solon/, That in the opJin1011h of this nieimtinig th1e 111A, efliciei t a ndl only practical mod for hiring- sich hib~orors is for fixed and stated wage' uI iuolley, nontiy or ainuailly, p-o. vnii hg al-so for nuecssary an11d conifor. (able snbsistolice. 4Ith. /--so/ecd/, That we regard tie system of ''.ena nting them in theiir liaesen t deim-ralized aid p01I-le.s coil ditioli ts uni1wi!e, that it. is fil evil and ill albiost. every instn:1eiWo destructive to th l'est itersts of tile coiltry Moll i., ii apleot 8ocial nuiisalice. 5th 1. / 'cd, 'la t tie r ent-ig of' huul tiois (ne11i'gr14oes wh-re lit) white man is pre'sentf to direct, 11111 personlallys supritednot, onIly the planlting al wirkilng of the erop, but to detuect an81d revet'l. thets(, ami exercise that wholos(Oil inflinceo xer!ed by the wh it uliul fIer tie blue!', is n' alar Lm i)g and incvreasig I., evil, kine that, is cabt-nilated to IrIing about, a state of thingim.s not oinly revolting to Our nu tulres buit threatiilg ourt exisAtnce. B. Ii. COOK, Chairmalln. .1. 11. lIoiiiRi'jsoN, Sec. Cau a Northern Man live in the South ? 'The quest ion and14 tlie aiiswer to it; both of which will Ie foinl below, de VOlop tle fact that pur-blind editors at the No111 still thinik it, dangerous for it man Ir0111 the North to tike up his abodo a among tlie barbaiiinsof tie We adimire the spirit and justice of tile ew -11 ,een Register in its reply to the Iar.;ged Courant, and will add to its test imkony' living-.as. wo do right, ill th is ben ighted mla nid, anid as itn appenl diix to our addenda, wvisit that the Ib-9 in the South, be t hery "properly be. haved"'. Northtern mon or Southeirn men. If our testimony canI add an~yth1ing to thtat-of the Rlegister, wo will say that wvo of the South want Northlerr m11n.1 to como-I downi here, bring thito money', go inmto business, anld help n~ bid ui ip thle b~roken fortunes ,cf th< Southi. M\ here~ these ihavei taikeni tii manllagemaent in i heir own'1 haids, thci are~ bound to fail, hocanso they knnv niothi mg (of the diillienlties of enttill cultuire. Loet, those sao emeni of' cap1 tal froml tihe North comot down heie bring their mioney) and1 "go~ in"' will hliost, 11industrious (and1( we' hiave plen ty of $thoe) 1m101 in thle South, in t ho cuitIivat ion of oot toin, and they wil. 1n0t on1ly be0 k indlyv received but wol comned. "There is life iln the ol lant y'et.," if there were capital toi resuiii tato i(. utermeddl1er- 1 and cut th1roats we 'do nout wanit, but then 01 ellarn'lotOi and busiloss wil} ho wve. comned. "Does tile Recgistehr contend that ii Illinoisan has n10 righ t to tamke-up bi restdenee mn the Soulth and advoont< prinlciples of liberty and equliity ?" ( IIartfordl Cour'ant. Certainly not. A'nybody lras 1 r'ight to take upl is resi'donce whieri he deasons, if ie hohanves bimself pro po y: ut"Judge Warmuh a no0 right to travel through the~ North relprosenlting hlinimslf as a .Southeri mlani-wheln all he knows' of tl o South orn-peoplo is derived from a war' resi don110 in New Or'lans of a few mionlth: -who hits no 'idea of retuinhl amon11 the0i-.and whoi 1 i ped ing Ils brent in tradinlg the~m, and shadoering 'th< P'residhent. This is whallt 1no "Illinois ant 1h8as arighltto -dt, and'Idhat n<4 hlonest 11nan will attempt dloing. Thb stuft about is bin~lg "dr'iven to till No'th for safety," isi fatlsohlood entire iiieinuli e is a fugitive fronm justice 'iiohe aro' hiundrods of' mlon from Nov Haven County dloing business Southern eities--ntny of' whom w<i htave sein tile palst summeillr-and aln boar11 lest iimony to thle fact; thuit thto) aro at. kindly treated as5 if at home We hlavo Yankoo-born1 subscribers ii evei'y Sonthlorn Stalte-anld ini nearl1 ovei'y iotter n receivo is t-tljsitndeo poinltedly rebunked. It is tile onoiOiO of' reconiliatlin who aire sowing thos~ tares.-Neto Iaien Reg'(ister. The Pennsylvania'Eootlons. To-dafy tho electioins-in Pennsiylya lila bqgin,and1( while there will in great exeitomionit, itf not. somiot~llrnj worse, thoi'o, the whole country wvii awa it wvith so10111n pauls tile result o those ceooionis. They involve tro mondous01i issttoa, nlot onliy to its of till .Sout'h, lut to the 11hn0n of tile JTit -Statcs. It is a conflict between rgi.j cal and conservative detoeraoy. 1l% foamor seems to be inl the ascendancy, and if it 'prevail, our gloomiest tintli,. r pationis will be realised, we fear. An Accidont,pon Well' 010 (Illy last week John IM4, jr., while covering ai mAini.thed olI, slippod and fell nearly to the bottom, a depth.of about forty, feet, and lodg, (I upon soio curbing which had boon. lb t dowit in the well. I came notir proviniig i seriois Iall to tite young luni, althoig li escapled without any broken hon11"s.1 In this connetion it may lbe proper to call attenitionio th) dan-(111ger to the comuumllllity from11 thl( openl wells in va. .1iits Parts of tile town. Alrl tady n holrse and14 it cow have falleIon into these pits, atil it will be fortunate it' sol e pe.on u F 6 n't m t. it h a sil ih,... oidelit. 011 iothing 11 d(me 1t . cure our eitins against, thit dagr fromt t iese open wvells.1On vnantit lots Gon. Grant's Politios, 1 ft his~ hon-comuu'lli.di-fron the- (lou :::am 'rof thear e ofim - . 0~ "'rie copy'' of lis politic.1 ptoSit.totn, 4tis n(ot i go(d Copy 1,41r a1 similt.it seeking it aicIl i (aste ivl and - currerit nit .-i The followiiig is (invished liI'uW; A n ti i.:s o F U. S. \Washinigton, 1). (., s8'jt. 19 18t66,1 I vee from the paperis t liat you hi ve it.n. mallkintg a sp-e-l it whic-h y'.mp me to a politienl'pat-y. 'I Im ii-t hirt' int ric'ijt or a lIt ter from ..n t:ul1 reshan, o(l 'Imliaa. ;in whie-li he 'ays thtit L d ol 'menitt. for CongroCsQ itti pIilih 44 1nt ex t lt. from it lett.er re. Ctivel from you, inl which you1t pledged mi to I lie supporl of President Jolhnsn, an as "Illm-si-d to Oit- eleeliont o any .- "di,: who Jovs .i-,A ,pi. his poli. cy. youl, nora ll-j nlml liing. is aigller ized to .-ak f6,r tile ill j-i-liti l mlatt-s., a il I aish to dsist ini t he fiturt. 'I watii every imani to vote according to In s owi jil u Id ietl , wiliutit, iifinliltive fromll me. Y ulrs, etc , U. S'Gutxx To Tlrevet lrigadier General W. S. 1I...m4t, New York. A trute copy. A A \tI3 1) m .:Au, A&D. C. Judge 'Aldriohi's Chargo t- the Grand Jury of Riolhlanud, W republishi so tmuct of Judge Aldrich's ebargo to the G rand Jury of iilliland District is rclates to the Iu ty of colored penple, to tle1r truie frieids and to vagrancy. It will be a sattisf'action, to ti cboI-&. people of this- plae to know they have anticipated the gootd zdvid of the Judge in regard to "stantdintg up for the impr])ovemten~tt and respectabili ty of their race, and br'ingitg atll vio lators of law to just ic. - - . r oal T- ttr.n.u.n.] Improvement of Lands- Economy. .'The subjects which, ntext to the la bor quiest iont, demtantds atItntiotn is the tupr'ovemten t of' lauds for iagricutlt nre. [t is trtue thart mutch of the ltidit,'ha once contributd largely to thiewe h!l' of the countttry by its prodtlttions, is ottirely exhaustead. '.This, tini o alone will redeemn, to atltit t .it8 immed1~i. ate improvenVOt+~t wt\re. worse than usoloss :it is to lhmds timat have nov.. or been tso completely robbied of I hirt forW ity biut yet possos l'nucht of produlcti' oneoss, anid to tose that have never' beeou sub joatod to cutltivittion, hait the hand of imnprtotnient should be d irtded. It is the part of writers for a r'ioul turatl papers to presoent to''the p llt i" thle imtthods of pt'rtmng-I sad - 0,i ntiintg (Iho best fetilizot , aou plying thtemt to the vaiitouts soilI proper seasontt, stage of the ropse &~ 'This left to thiem, It tmay yet be pr~ por, in Conntectjin with the subject be. f'ore,us, to recom:n~td' thei savinig of all steht substaneos as conttributo to fertility, such as all tho partis of .nead aimals, ashes, soap-suds and -urine. Every farmtor abould~ ha've cotmpost heaps or at least ddng-,111s, where all such things should -be deposited. '1f sttraw, loaves, ot- some such material were mixed witht stable mannire dr. even earth, and suolh as I have tmen tionted above careofull'y -collected and thrown inito the mans, a great addition mijght thus be made to the amnount of valuable fortilizevs. I know that sucht thinigs htave beent laughed at, b'urt we have laughed at them to our cost. It is tiumo to ~n a new leaf. If by mentef ln..rcA anid 11hose t.hat may be obtainbed in1 the market, the better lands could be brought to double their fertility, and twelve acres were cultivtedo itnstead of sixteen, this t welvo, thuree-fourthls of' the formuer atmout, would produce 50 pdr cent more ftan the whole. I believeln ,practice the foriner aptouint would be doubled, for one-fourth of. the lands formeorly cultivated produced almost p nothting, and- besides, thto - labor that I tf~o whole received could now lie 'es r stowed-on three-fourths. Manty mon are had to eohvineo that I it is a .rintous .practico to apply their if fertilizers to the porst imd., -o sA is I fact, and much value has beti thr-n away in this mannor. Lot any to doubt it -make .oneo'a fair anqi toroughi experimnent. in Ilition to the .improvement o )tIs V4ry itqn-producer that is ,zo.o become a tprodicer, much 1dded to the grosa products of the c otry in -its time of need. Bosido tl gain from increased pro deIio 'Ailmch real advantage might result fri economical consutmption. -The1 who gain of shavry inl this soc tion,-lay the nodo, of proitatblP co Isumpt ' which it furnisloed. To blatirce a want of prolitablo con sinnti~on ,)rmtertly av.a ilabla, it; is no c ry ii r t to cut off ill the inprofit b I. Ev.y hirse fod, but not pro .ititbiy enl loyed, adds yearly $75.00 to unpro ablo consutmption, every ' r 5.00 nd other luxuries together t.s mauch a:both of thoso. Aiother ilttm of u1profitable expense in the way of hilar and material -would be oLbdated I rejecting worn out lands and culti ting less, for much loss fencing we it then be necessary. The propoaitt~is brought up tho L'gisln turo "to kiq) stock inolosed" .in ight if :carriid bto offe-ot be useful in this wlty by onlbling farmera to eultivato good sjiotspf.gro und wherever foutid without thdexpense of inclosing them Alher Aelirately or together with lai;e tracttunfit for cultivatiotn '-Any legislation tonding, directly or idi rectly, to Icoutrage a the industrial clas9s by promoting economy or olooking" txury, should not only at the plrueont, but at all tiisCH receive .th< cordial suipport of all thinking n~in who desire the pros perity of the masses, which is the nrosperity 6f the country ; and that, oncouraging and protectig- labor and capital alilk, not fostering Qo to the detrinmont of the other, would receive the suppor of till patriotic In n. * (IVES. I ) 14 NTINO CONRA.c'rs.-Tho fol lowing official circular 'Will explain it self: ASs.BTANT. COtMISSIONEn, Bureau' Rofugoes, Froodmen and Abandoned Lands, South'Carolina. CunrAIs-roN, Sept. 28, 1866. (CIRCULAR.) ParagraphI. of"the Circular issued from tko95. adquarters, dafed Aug. S 6 wT ien. the cotton is re *i aht'o, snh O" ed as to~permuit tht . patesmto divido at 'any tinme thtey tnay mutually agree upon. Jy order of Bvt Ma~j. Glen. 1R. K. Sco-r-, Assistant Commitssioner. II. W. Sanir, v't. Lut. Col. and A. A. tP ANOTIIFn ER-rHi'IQUAlc..--We lhav< the pleasure of recor-ding anothoi "carthquke in- theo far West. At election took place int Motana Terr'i tory, on tihe dIth liistiinmt, andt( thte Domon er~ tie ticket was carried, ever the radi, caJA by a'mnajority of 2,000. Th us il is 'throughout the Wet Kentucka gnave neal-ly 50,000 agatinst the 'radi, 'ohus. Idah o ceot'ed an almost unani, nious9 Demnocratic Legislature. Catli, fern'~ ia, tmade a cleani swoop;, except it Sant Francisco. The ibliddle States ar< natutrally conservativo, and they wil follIv . Konituck y and .Ojalif'ornir in giving un procedeuted mnajoritie againstt'adica lismt. Diek Pointero y, Ih bric'k ouf all bricks says thIat wihep~ "Bet,"t't Blutle~r dlies h( doublti be cut- ro in em- Il' chimks- an. buried iln difl'ereut ,parts of' the cotmilry that.-4rm'ig .the ontly way thte num'eromt ibh 'v cetered 16, himcan be suppress B [v the -way ' "Brick" writes: iTh n 'uing witor we shall travM throjjg 'al ii- ,Southern- States 'anid wri e a r--f"u'tl, reliable history 'of that section ~tz wants, enfiering.s, .abuses,- resource: an prseds'and'.ihall alsb follow ti< t rail of our thiev',os antd offieers. and pub lish'.to the~ iyorfd'ant akonne - of thili the'te, rober-des', and cowardly acts.". .OATruoJTorrv.Severnil new Episco pal Sees are to be established by th<t Roman Cathohc Vhut'ch itt thiscotitry and glishtops appointedl to presido ovei thew by the .second natio'nelecouncil o tiio Church; -which is to meet in Balti more on, the 1st Suntday of October. "oMothier Goose". weten she wrote bei famous melodies, foretold withI thte cor ltaint.y of one inspired with prophecy tht conduct of a certain Now England Gen eral whon she penned the line: "And p3ulr ran away with the spoons." Tye Hluntavillo Independent says "Tihp papers In South Alabama ar< disepmaing various plans to preovont th< merI~oo of, *ioperty at forood legal salog,.es Js now bemng done all ovoi thoe uthern States, We see n< roudy and. no i-l eocet in a bank rui4 law by theo Congress.h Mir, J. S. Kellor, of Pennsylvania sWho went~to Sothi Caroin~a at the re quetrof a company inteonding to bug land for agricultural- purposes, gives favorable report of the fertility of th< soli, .nd of the digposition of the:inhadi ta 'ts toward emigrats.I.e ays h< Ot l-the people kind-hearted and aiffable a rtoding a heartf" '*elcome to all gooi ci izent who home to settle amnong them -wlh to kttow . how a solt eaks of you to others, mark how he speaki of thoem toyou. ' * ' * * Goi.-Gold -has recently gone up to 1484. -Thte oxplAnation of the rise is the fall of fiVe-twentieg abroad. These five-twentios have doelined abroad, not. in consequonce of the p throatoning aspoot of political affairs in this country, as we of the South d are rather prono to believe, but sim-. ply because the Europoan market is temporarily glutted with these securi ties. The high prices they have been 1 bringing caused Ameorican holders to send thon over in vast quantities. k Lr.O-..-Tho Yale law stud ents have founded a secrot society called "The Justinian." They have adopted as a hailge a black stino, onmollod on a greenl leaf, with tho word "Justin ian" s cngravedt along the leatf ; thius comn Ilmemnmorating those thrce distinguish ed legal "swells," Justinian, Black stone and Greenleaf. -- . - -* TilE Put.:slnsN.:T AN) Till. 'Go)SsITTU TIONAj. A.:xomx.-The veracious 0 correspondcelt of' thle aktimore Ameri can says 'T'luiirlow Weed, when in Wnshington, received nssuraiices -that Presideint JoimsOn woild come out an(] 1 nrge the constitutional amendment, bilt adids "t hat n, i action will be taken lill after the firt of Oc-ober." NAITInsnX El.:trtoNSs.-On the 9th I instalt, cictions occur in- Penmylvania, Ohio, indiana and Iowa. -Besides the varions Stato officea; to bO voted - for, these States will choo03C at tjat time six ty members of Congress. An American correspondent writing from London, thinks that the reform agita'tion, the Fenian troubles, the terrible famino in India, and the con sequences of the Jamaica revolt will tend to haston a revolution in Eng land. ~ European news by mail says thlat there is every prospect of the speedy and com1plete succe.i.s of the English Iiborals In their efforts for an exten olon of the franchise. Wendoll Phillips, in the Anti--Slave ry Standard, urges the im peachment of Mr. Johnson on the 5th of next M arch. Soventy-five-cases of muskets were 8hipped from Buffalo last Thursday night for Dotroit. and supposed to be a Fenian investment. United States Treasurer Spinner is now prepared to furnish saniples of the new perforated postal currency. News from Japan says-"rice has fallen two boos per picul"-whatover that ncanI". Commissioner's Sale. iN EQUITY--FAIRFIELD DIsTRICT. Thea. Yarv6bi~h~, d -Wife1 ' Bill for vs. -Partition of. A. J. Hamilton, 02? al. L 1aml B Y virtuo of deorectul order niado in thisi .O ase, I will sell atI putblio auhctionl at t ho Courit 11louse in Winni..oro~, on the 1st Monday inl November next,- the tract of land1. menione 0101in t he pleaidings in tis enIse beloniging to -the estato of Wmn. .. llamiltonl, dIectinsed. Containing, more1 Cor less. lyinig in Fairfieldl District on .Jacson's Creek. and bound. d by lands of ThmsSit, Margaret Nelson. and others. The Termsa of Sale. C Uah, suicmin to pay tihe costs of,suit 1and expnses of' sale, nnd for tihe balance a credit of one, t wo and th'ree years to be given, in three'~ 111anual itllmnt, with in ICees from day1 of~ sle. The pulrchniter to give hiand with nipproved accurity and a mairtgaige of the premnises to-secure the pur citasc titoney. , I. A. G.\ILL APRD, [F lOiUTS (l) lb.) Dunde~e Bagging, O 0 Coils 1101)e j inCh Hemp, .25i Coiler iUne, }t "Jte,?' 60 bbls N. i'. andl Baltimiore Flour, 16 '- Sugar 14@i18 cents, 10 } bbls "Exti-a" Now, No. 1 luiackrel, 2600) lbs flest Rio Coffee, 6 Baga, 120 lbs each, Old Java, 600 bushels Corn. Termy Cash ; or Qottoit at t):e market price. Apply to - -JAS. Rt. AIKEN. {\N ow Yrkor Baltimore, In sums to U utprobasers. -Advanees made on Cotton shipped to New York, B'altimore or Charleston, (and Taxes paid if required.) *TO ARRIVE. . 30,000 lbs. Bacoen Sides, 4,000 lbs. Shoulders. ON COMMISSION. 8,000 bushels of Corn, per month, on meneing-on lst November next, (in quanti.. ties not, loss than 100 bushels.) JAB. R. AIKEN. ool. 0-t8x8 GOPAUTNERSHIP, T HE nderignedhavethis (lay forpneda 09 Patnerhip.Titl, Ladd, Dros & Co. A.W. J ADDl, 'C. H.-LADD,. Oct. 1, 1860. U1A. BUChANAN. OTIO'B. 'DROSindebted to LAUD BROS, or to .l .W.LADD, Agent, will please pay as all debts BYCONTRACT are ue, oct 0-tf LADD BROS. ON COMMISSION. 1E have received a fne lot, of Ready VT Made Clothing olComnisesion, cheap for the cash.. Call if you Want bargains. oot 8-'tf ADD BROS &90, Wimdng Done for the Fourteenth. and 6thir la les w inoth se t th~erson. Otinding done on Wednesday and Satir. day. T. W1 i OOWARD, nco. LA-t FOR RENT. w ILL he offered for Rent at the Court House in Wbnnsbor,; "on tlke 1st londay in November, the Plantitions be mging to the Estato of Theo. S. guB6o, cocased.' One known as FARMINTGON, Situated on the Wateree Creekabout ten' diles above Winneboro, and - contal int 500 acres more or less. On thi' plae is a welling, house and all necessary plantation ulldings. ROSELAND, Situated about three miles above Winns oro, and con aining about 600 sores. Un his plhace-is a dwelling house an all neces. ary buildings, except a gin house. ROCK-SPR.ING, Situated about four miles above Winns ioro, and containing about 000 acres, and 11 necessary plantation buildings. These places are offered thus 'early be. auso from the -failure- of the food crop a mall grain crop may be an. important con ideration to the planter of next year. Al hough possession cannot be given until the tt. of Januaiy, 1867, the privilege of sew. ig grain will be allowed by present holders f the places. .NO. BRATTON, Executor. lCharleston Ncws copy once a week nut tiny oct 4-1im -' ltoo q lia tiol Joio Cutua nu Jo o .ta a Jtr tju.'.oR M111 OJ1J)O l30t O7JVAI t. ,Tr ouMf~jo SaImpauIl 'Fullo-tOqingl 'JOtpUjor opeg 111013 opuP SpIo-g jo 1uon10g1ss Ou V .11111 utoSuAi 1111t 9112ng1 Vsolppus 001 'suolI ON oosuA n -i ) p 'H9311 -,ptr ssuo :'81"i ti l fl 1 t08,13 p ('O U 1[v' 2111111 -,CJA0 titladtio), apof) .c 0ui *CZo huq oi Cq sluoo g1 .u au2ng aiogoa s q) U1 Oslo Ru : tol puu odoU dutl 12ut 9~11 'JOAIqOl lo o tal s jq o @2 W11001s 09)1 1 'UO lirj 0Z J~ '0 S83 H-IM 'NOSdIAOHI I4GGING, ROPE and TWINE. *NNY anl Dundeo Bngging. For sale J. by BACOT, ilVl1lls & CO., 2-tf No. 2, lOtel Range. NAILS I NAILS I-NAILS! 0, 8. 10, 20 and 40 Penny, Pots, . Skil. 9- lots, Fry-Pans. BAPOT, RIVERS & CO.. Oct 2-if . No. 2, Hotel Range. Coffee, Green and Ilack* Tea; (IUS [l'EDClaritled and Br~own augare, J .Sda,'ugar Wine and Butter .Crack oct 2-tf No. 2;.iotel Range. CI[OICE MOLASSES AN.\UOTc~. R IVE RS & CO., F1ine IJacon Sides anid Hams. B ALTIMlOIIE FLOURt, CilEWINO and Smeoking Tobacco -BACOT, RUVElT8 & CO.-, oet;:2-tf ' No. hlotel Range FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!I nm ow reeivngand opening om . FAL- angWITi STOCK, whdih is l aige and att ra t ivc.. Embraelng a large l:t- of French Merlnoci and Delains or' every variety anid styile: also a large lot of.Prints of the best brandi and siy te; 1lso.Bleaoched and Brdwn- Ibome| spun of every variety, also ti-large 16t' 01 Opera, Flannel, of all colors, also Red -dtd White Flannels at all price's 1 a. Afne .9t- 01 French Broad Cloth, French C 1ufim'ere, Sattinets, Tweeds and Wool Jtirns ofeverj color and price ; also a large let, of..Readj Made Citthing of every style and pattern also a large lot of Mens' an Boys' Felt Hiati at all prices, also a large let of Ladies' Mona', Boys', Misses' and Childrens' Shoes also Hosiery, Oloves, Perfumery, &o, alat a largo lot Ladies avid Mjsses Hats.. All of whioch we offer at reasonaible p ricos We relturn our thanks to opr friends -fo their liberal pat'ronage h'eretofore. S. JACOB WOLFE, ot 2-Im JUST REIVED BY DuBOSE EGLESTON & Co. NO. 8, hOTEL RANGE. .BACON SIDES, Perltarch, . J'wine, &.. SMOKING TOBAp~CO, Conststing,- of -the followitig b rands, Richmond fride - Plny W~ods, Big Lib - Weed. .A fine assortment of Drier floet Pipes. A large ssortment of fine brands. Terms ocash- . sept 29-tt Lumaber, Lumber, Lumber. {H ED sulisoribar begs to informh IdA friendi I.and fermer ptrons thait L4 hssesm eithe "LUMBEt BUSINEA" t.1idg irg .C,12 miles south of Winnsbo e au mmdately on the C..& 8 . . a e 0. P. IZOFFMAN~. Local Items. Now Aoirtlisements. '..Mr. James R. Aiken advertises Et variety of artieles suitable for farmers apd plvnter# espeqially. It gill be seen that he will fiave on hand, after $ovember- lst, corn in .quantities to )huit purohasers, if no less. than 100 bushels be needed. Mr J. S. Stewart gives notice of application for. reliewal of certificato b of stock &c. L@ Bros &'Co. notify the publio of a now firm. May their 'sliadow iever grow less. LaddJ3ros under same head call on Jebtorsto "pay" up. May they Itll be able to "do juet so. " If the reader is not disposed to trirn this paper up-side down, ho call effect the samo end by walking round to the head of it, wherd he will find a partial list of it thousand and one de sirable things on hand at Alossr.e Thompson, Withers & Co's. The public have already bvinced their pre feronce for many of those goods, if wo are to judge from the. busy crowd we havo more than once observed in the store since the arrival of their new stock. It will be seen that Messrs. *T. W.. & Co. offdr the best brown sugar at 18 cents by the barrel. - Gen. Bratton. advertises several val %able plantations to be rented. Col. T. W. Woodward is prepared' to gin cotton by the lain force of cam. - b: W. Williams & Co., Factors at d; Commission Merchants present their card. G. 1I. McMaster, Esq., advertiscs for rent the late Steamw-Mill Building f Gen. Bratton. Commissioner's Sale. Santa Claus Ifead-Quarters may be found at Mr. Von Santon's Bazear, as appears from his advertisentent. College of Charleston. On Conuinipsion Iadd Bros & Co.. This firm has a fino assortmont of ready male clothing. Extensive Stock of clothing rt wholesale and retail-B. W. McTur cous, Superintendant. This House I as been established over 25 years all Southern men. Captain B..W. Mc Tureous wIll be glad to see his friends. [uHs goods' can be depenided on as being wvell made and cheap. *R. W. Gale & Co., a house of long experienee In theirlhin6 of~busirress, . 'advertise that they aro still prepare'd ,tp fyrnishi carriages, buggies &c., of itlhc bost make and of good mnnterial. We have seen several -vehicles fromi this house, and knowv that they will qdmgare equally with thi of any. other establishmeint in.the South. Laengnielk & Sell keep constantly otn hand Millinery, Straw and Faney Goods. T'his is ,one-of the finest es.. gablishmenta, in Chli eston, and our reasiors-wh,- desire to supply them selves, when in the city, with articles: I r their line, should not fuiil to give I ba~sh ro Prices -durrent. do l~ed.Tri- Wtekiy by Cathara.t)j Ndachws.. W IN NsnDoR'o, 0October 0, -1866. Apples, Bushel, $2 00i Bagging, Gnny, yard 4@4 " Dundee " 8 lale Ropo, Manilla, 'W lb, 2g New York or- Western, 1 Rb, 35. lon, TIaras, 1 b, -... .'.Sies, lbi 26 u County,2 m t nYrs bunch, - $2 60 ' 4' Ordinarjfib, - 27 $.andjes. Parafine, lb, 6 . Sperm, ib, . . 6 0 -Adramantino, lI, 85 oif'ee, Rio, lb,. 82@3&r " 45 Laguayra, Ib, 46, 6 0 Java, lb, 60 t'heoso, English Dairy, Ib, - " Gosheno, ib, 28 ides, Dry, Ib, 10@a12 Alalasses,'Musoovado, gallon,8 Sorghum, " 60 -" New Orleans, " $1. 26 Unions, bushel, .$1 06 01ll, Kerosias, gallon, 1 20 ) " -Tanners; " 1 70 toern, White, bushel, .1 70 " Yellow, 1 65 Zfalt; Liverpool, sack, -4 50 C.ards, Cotton, doz, 12 00 " Wool ." 0 00 tluar, Cranshed, lb, - -'2 Powdered, lb, 28. "-ExtraC, 18. Tei~ ixtra Gunpowdor, Rb, $2 00 3 son, 161 0@2 00 "Yfo~k,'ib' - 1 2@ 1650 Tobacco, Chewing, lb, - 38@1 50* Apeied, 19W, . 40 "Silver, .82. t1lo.r, Country 2xtra 'c1t .0@e} ~'Ohio, Extra, bbl, --15 O00i Axes; W..J. Terioyok .& Co', do, 24'00.a *' Collins, Warranted do:. --24 00. frOMESTIO AaRKET.. Meats, Pork, Ib, .yO. Mutt on, lb, 1.0@e12 * y,)I.~ Turkeyn, pair, 1 50@2 60 Duok~s, pair, . 756 C' hickensi pair, 60 Gesse,'pair, 1 26. Eggs, dosen,2 iritreWamoRoom. 166 br st o to repajr Fur ~Lniture of all kinds. .Damnaged:Cano. 5eaAed0hairs made 4.aegod as new4 A 1W Dodsteati on band @0J44t D. B. MeCRIEL0 HT.