The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, October 24, 1866, Image 3

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~i From Baltiniore, 1 rLTMORE, October 22.- iresident Johnson visited this oit, co-day in ao ceptIco or an infation froim the Yoiung Catlio Frie)ds' Society, to be present a the - closing session of their Plen y Council. ie is accom1 pIaied by Mrs. Patterson. 'Nfth regard to the Polico Comnilis buers, it is understood that a &pro miso has been proposed by parte, rep ISutiIg the Government, that Coni ut issioners should appoint one of tihosc Jadges in each ward, and onto clerk of elect ionl, fronti the Coirservative party. ithis propositioni is now under consid erttioi by the Police coilmIIissiotlers. The Police Comm)tiissioners of this ity were yosterday itn consultation with their couisel and prottinient citi ens-. It is utiderstood they will not aplpoar in person before the Goverfior, but file a response through their coun sol, denying his power to try the cha rge, but at the satne time declar ing their readiness to moet acousa tions before any Court of cottipetet jurisdictiojt.. .T1lhe Cominissiolitirs iavo not qnter tained any propositiori looking to- n proinise, and declare tlielt determitna tion of resisting any ofloroachinent upon their functions. A NNAIPOL.Is, Oct. 22.-The case of tie Police Comill issiolers was taken up this morning by Gov. Swann. The 0oniplainatits were represented by Messrs. Latrobu and Scholoy and the Police Coimuisioiers by Messrs. Stoclkbridgo, Alexander and Storlinig. Te latter rend a reply, being the ju risdi ,ion of the Governor, but' aver ring their readiness to ansver befoto a (ourt. The Governor decided that lie had Sjuristlictionl. Tiot counsel for the Cominissioners then withdrew. saying L their mission was at an end, Froin Wsshington. WASiIINGT6, Oct. 22.-The Presi dent haas recognized Jos. R. Augustin Quitutro its Consul ,f Costa Rica at New Orleans, and the followiug natii (d gentlenen as * Vico-Connuis for Sweden ind Norway : Win. M. Per kins, .it New Orleans ; S. Palm, at Austin, Texas. The. arri'al of tile U. , steamship Supply at Matainorns, Qo. the 8tlh of eTuly, is annouiced. Liter from Europo, eTh steamsh ip Iermon, from South almptlon on the 10th hag arrived. The Tines sn vs of the great meet irg of the workiigmen at Leedos, n1o Vlolitical movement. htas for a long time 'ittracted so muell attention, as was t proved on Mond'oy by the collecting togetht so great a multitude in order .11. to <Iiscuss atl( su ao1r1t the principles of the M~Janhood .'tun'iajo Association, wshich hats beett established in Leedet. Cholera sti lls continues.. . Alariig reports n re ciutrent in M~ex ico con ccorn ig' tho Empress' state of health. I Russia thirty-fon-r personis are' comiprpised by the disclosures at Jarakosoff's trial.. One has beeon eon demnted to deoath and fiftcoti to exile in Siberia. 'A pprehiensions are entertained of a risinmg in Thtessaly and Epirus,. -The P.atent annexing H-anover to' iPruissi a was pi-omiiulgaite~d in .Hanover October' 6. e Foreign papers, also Heralds Paris correspolidetce asserts that the Em-~ press of Mexico has beceme, insatie. rrom Baltimore. BAJTIIO .itn, .October 20.--The organizat* lion known as lthe l~o, s in Blue hi'lilna meet. jag to-night and passed resoltionis to stand by the Police Comtrmissloners, and offer'ed their services to Ithem should they necd as Iisntknown what response thie Com missiaoners- will make to the summons of the overnior.. -, Oover'nor'Swannrt.vfsfied- Wasthington to - dany. Sotme speculation ' and many rvniors are rife as to 'te object of his visit.. The Directors. of tha .iirst.National Bank, of which Governor Swann is President,- have petitioned him to (desist- from his purpose-In regard Ao the Comtnissioners. From Quebeo . QurmIxo, October 20.--The weather coni tinues line, which is a grcat blessIng to the thousands of sufferers by thte- lute fire. It. Is undetstodl th't thtreats htave btmen made to burn the city officers, owing to-re ligious and national animosities." The citizens are arranging t'o hav eght patrols for the proteotion'of propet'y. Market Rprs Nnw Yonxm, October 2:?, Evening.--Gokd *'46); Fives of '61 1101; Sevens 105k ; Toe 10;). F'louir quiet-Southrn $l2.25@16. 50 ; satles 480 barrels; Whmert I@2 Bott r't . Corn tinset tletd ; Pork firmer ; sales of 6,500 barrels of new Mess at $84 00. Cotton .sales of 8,00)0 bales Middling at 80@41o. * utgar steady. Spirits Turpentine 800.; Rosiun $5 50t * Naw Vonxc,' Oclobor 22, Noon -Geld 1.14; Exchangeo1094; Cotton firnier; Flour firmer : Wheoat 1@~8 abettcr; Corn firmer'; . Pork firmer at $84 000 ;'Lard utnchtnged. BArtrions Oct. 22.-Ftlour. steady ; Wes. tern scarce; Wheat firm; Pork $35.50; (Oroceries inactive; ~hikey dull1. .Executive Appointment. WVAsi eoso, October 22.-The Presiden t Jias appointel'Joshu4 D. Gidaings Assista'nt .Treasurer of the Unitei.l States at Charles. ton. -Fire at Oil City. OIr.CITY, PA., tictober 22.-A fi'e ocotur reds here this morning, tdestroylug nearl'y one quarteor of thme oil shipping portion of thle eihy. . Through tho 'almost, superhunsui efforts -of the fire department, the kames wore prsa -vented f'rom spreading late the cIty, or Its -destuctionwoutld htave followed. -Total ,hoss about $500,000. * '~iolent Storm, 8T. Louze,Oot. 22.-A vIolent stor,* pro. -.vaIled liore .yesterday'- ' Seeral buildings wore dlestroyed, acat} .a number of poraons .injured. 0 Oharlotte Market.. VdAnOt.-rTs, October 22.-Sone three kundred bales were sold during the week at prices ranging front 33 to 85o. 11or middling. The latter being the closing prico to.day. Convention of Colored Soldiers aud Sail ors PurrADrMpn:1A, Oot'ber 19.-It' Is repro. sented that a Convent ion of colored soldiets and sailors will be held in this city on the 8th or January next. The objeoi. is to lay the cl. is of their race bol'ore Congress. From Now York ALnANY, N. Y., 'ctober 10.-The Doeo oratic and Consorvalive Congressional Con. vention for this Fourteonth District nomi n:ited John V. L Pruyne as their candidate for Congress. From Baltimore. BAr10ioto, October 17.--Tho Commit too appoinit d by the Conservtivo Coiven. tion last night to collect evidence against tihe l'olice Counmissioners mnet this afternoon preparatory to preSenting the mattei for ially to Governor 8watin. Latbr from .irop0. Nsw YonK. Ootober 17.- private letter dated Monterey Pept. .27th fro.':1 MaJ. Gen. Low. Wallaee has been receivedl by a prom ,iient merchaut of this city. The Liberals were confideit. of success and were contin ually receiving nutnitions of war, - and as they hdvanced wero.obtaining -the ,"cessa ry funds to carry on war. At the timo of writing the I, rench were retreating instead of advancing. Frow Washington, WAsnINOTON, October 17 -'hero is no probability whatever of tihe President chang Ing his present position as to his restoraition poliay as has been intimated in some of the papers. The Markets-Foreign and Domestio. Livaneoo,, October 17.-Cotton firm Middling 161.. Los non, October 17.-Consols 801; Fives 081, Niw Yonni October 18.-Gold 1481: Ex. change 8j; Cotton dull at 40@48 ; Flour and Wheat firmer. Monar.x, October 17.-Cotton sales to day 100 bales; Middling 88 ; Low land 30 ; markets arodull, and in the absence of do iand prices are nominal Letter from Lt. Gen, Sherman, W.rsAirsovos. Ootlob6r 18.-A letter has heen received in this city from Lieut. tin. Sherman discusslng 4io political situilon inil emphatically approving thie Presid tit's polcy. Steam Boiler Explosion.. .s. Lovis. October 18.-A terrible stonm boiler explosion occurred here this morn ing in a turning shop i Franklin Square totally demolishing the shop and two other buildiigs. Twentyttwo persons are known to be buried in I he.rnins. Withdrawal of Quarantine. \VAsitsovoT. October 18.,-On tie recom niendation of the Surgeon General the Sec retary of War . will withdratw, on the 1st of November. the militiry quarantine estaht, liufited in Virginia,.North and Sou'ti tCaroli na. hW w'i'n.PANs, October 15.-News f'roi the ltio'Orande states.hat Gon. Mlejia has capitured Monterey. dispersed .tho Liberal army, and- in mnarciag Ott Matamuoras. . rmNew York. -> md Nti* Yoitm, October 10..-Beechpr .nd an address at the A ca<demnyofMusic, Brook lyn, last milight, in whicht hie adlvocnted the adoption of .thle Conist itutiotuui amndnment as a neec~ceisity. Expressed his confid~ence in) thte good feltht of tihe South ; chtaracterizedl the lRepublhican party as thte trite gtmiardian of thoOoverunment: declaired it to bet he duty of the North to ediucatoe hSouth itnto a r'e 3ognlit ion of entire justice. From lBaltiinoro, BAI/r:Mona. .October 15.--Petitions- aro heing circuitedi here, nand extensively sign edl, (allinig lin Governmgent 'to remove thme present Police Cctnmissiotiers, whiiich it. is elahsned lhe cant do inI the' reecess of the Le gislaititro. Thue friends of time Cotmmission era cotiutend o h'erwise, however. - As they have the appolntment, of Jndgea, of the Stato- Electient the hsiportance of thio' sutl.ject is readily unaderst o'd. Further 'Paoulars of the-Fire at Quebee. Qu Knuo, October10.--A moderate cempu tation .places tbho number of houises destroy.. oid by the fire aif 2'6,000. Loss of real pro. porty from two and a half to thtree millions. Eighteen. hutndred persons are rendered houseless. - 1'6w YonR, Octobot' 16.-By tlyo fire at. Quiebec, on the 16th, the whofedisrict west of Crowum street to St.. Uoov-oe Toll Gate, wenrly a 'ile In length,- is bturntt. Sevn. teen Churoiies and Convedits are destroyed: t wo~ thousand houses are in ashes, and 20, 000' persons are rondbred hioukolessi * Storm and Shipwseok. . ~on-rnuss lognroa, October 15.-Schoon or Sarah Svans' froni Tampa Bay fot - New York, was spoken by schoonot' St. J'ariids, from Corpus Christi, yesterday. The Saraht 'Evans was 16 htlles east southeast from Cape llenry,- both masts gone, trylng to mcake .lampton Roads, with jtary masts rig. ged. Gdunboat Lonope hans gone to her as.. shitant e. An unknown brig went. ashore near Chin tateaquie beachi yesterday, at 12 m. Thto-storm-. has prevailed with great vio. lence along the eoa'st acdording to accounts. IJntelllige. of Marine disasters expected. .It blow heavy, last night from Northwest, and the sea was breaking inside the Capes In sttien Oathoms water./ Usa or A P lowia ArronNBY.-h great prI~hprietor of' the North of France, whem the physioians hmad'sc'nt t'o' tihe Mdtorranentn, left, Ina setting Ot a power of attorney with his steward: an Intelligent bu4 covotus peasant.- This man, amed with tioe preeious paper,at once set off to find M. L-r, the noetary, at Beauvais. "Monsieur Notary," said ho, "my master has given-me a power of at tor'ney;. will It serve me'te act, in- his no ?" 'l f it Is a general power of at torney, of course it will5 but I 'can give no opliioa till I see It. '' "Here It is " "ThIs ls-a general power of. attornojr, aind perfectly po rrect," said the notary, aftem having read it ;" "you can aot In- place of your master and transact. his bristn'ess' Ins his namne." "Very well, Mionuinar Rohary, take your writing niatorials." -"Do you wish to uso at once the powers'which your nmaster has give youf" "es;I wish' to make Ilis will "0entlemen of the juary," said a Weste'rn lawyer, "wouald you .set a rat trap to catch a bear, or make fools of -yourselves by:try ing to spear' a buffalo pith. a knitt ing teedle 1 I know that you would not. Thea how easi yetu be Spilhy of convieting my cllent e: manslanghster for taking the life of aleo fnait- The prisoner was '#quItted.- . ARRIVED a WE are pleased to Inform our customers Baltimore and Charleston, whereby i and varied assortment, embracing, DIlY GOODS, of ever' 1lATS, a comiplete as BO0TS AND Sh0ES, 01A0T!IING, we waf1 TIN WAltE. milde ol YANKEE NOTIONS, PLAIN AN 1) I)RE811 - LUE, BIOWN AD I Of 011 1111d all 7v ite fln ispect-ion of you, go elscwhere. TXIFUC S I iv. OUR stock is atlways kept complete, the best. oct 20-tf IMPORTING &lNUF Eni.LT'r, VrX; Wholesale Druggists' an Dealers in Drugs Chemicals, -PC -Q 23, 8 KING STilEl1 N. A. PIATT, L, W. Chemist to late C. S. Nitre and Mining Buret oct 20--Gm ROCK ISLAND CA SSIMERES, A LJ QUALITIES. Heavy Beaver and Seal-Skin NO CLAII0E' FOR LOOKING. JACOB WOLIE.. oct 28-tf -MISS PERONNEAU IJAV iNG sbenred competent~ iSIltans lvili Opten h-or SCI1001. On n'n) enlatrgedl soaie - for pupils of 'all ages, on Fob. 1st. 1867. .lFrenchi and all English Blrzanches care fully taught. ALSO, Music-By Miss Oaillard. oct 24-Lf Stato of South Carolina. - FAIlRFIELD DISTRItCT. lam tihe Coaurt of Oadinary. fly James Johnston, Esquire, OrdinumI of Fairfteld D~iatrict. W {IIERE AS II. A. Gandiard, Cunmnussioner inEuthas applied to mno for: LIAfrTEllS OF ADMiN'IST'AATJON,. on all and 'singumlar- the goods and ohtlis, i-ighls and credits oi. (I. O'Neaie, late of theo Dis trict. afgresnid decensed:. .These aro thereforeo to Cite andl admnonthhm all ated shnia , the kindred and ereditors of thd said doccase-d, to be and appear he foro mae, at. our ntext Ordinary's Court, 'for the sai District, to be holden at Fairfield Courtf ouse, on the 80th (day of 'Novembe.r, next, to sheir cauas% if any wvhy the said ad mninistrat ion should not bo granted.. Given under my .hand and Seal, this 19th .day of October Ia the year of our Lord, one-t ionoand eight hundred and sixty-six ,and in th6 ninety-first year of Anmerioan Independence. oc JA MES JOIINSTON' to. r. n.] c.28-t2x6 BOOTS AND SHOES. 800 PAIRasLADIUs's SOES, . 000 Pairs Mena' Shooo, 200 Pairs .Children's Shoes, - 200 Pairs Boots.. .FIS8alER& L.OWIVANCE1 -oct 18-2w Columbia, 8'. 0, WHITE WINE VI)TEGP, USJT RECELVED DuBOSE EGLESTON *& CO9 -NO. 3, HIOTEL RANGE. ENGIIH DAiRY 'IIEESES, NEiW.MACKEREL, 00I9FE, 00COILS I'ANIIbbi ROPE, oct 18-1? NOTIOI TrIfltEE nioniha 'after date, applienuat Lwill he shtado to the Charlot to &'Sonil garolina Rairoad -ompany ; fo:' reirewal o Certlilcate of Stock, No. 1509, 18 Sitares Original' Cemllfcato lnAbed in the tramo 9 Mfargaret Mushalt, dated 26th~ May,) 1862 Abnd las been lout. - J. 5. STEWART, 'Executor. cot 6-la r8m - that we lav'o mado Arrangemeits in Now Yorv, re canit keep our stoqk up to its 'prosent lai* style and quality, so f llefill, o siit liiybotlyf lit S-% isfIleiloll, the best block tii, 'erytlinlg III the life 1110NS, a good vuriety, VIlTE BED ILANKET& our stock. If our prices an gods IonI' a it LADD 11110 & CO. EDIaIN'.E f I and we guarantee every articlo to be L A131 111l08 & CO.5 ICTURING RUG HOUSE, . Manufacturing-Chemists, --'.10ery and Druggists Sundries, T', CHlAN. MSON, R, C. llSON, P. 11. W ILSON, un. Chemi"t to late C. S. Ord. lpt. SADLES, .HARNESS, &c. r Seutscriber 1was ou hand and Cisconstantly man111."'facturing SADDILES, lAltN'ESS, ai. 1u1ill lt88, of ail desoriptions, ind every nI ,-i -lo In his line or the ble t material. A GIo, GN IJA NI)S or every sizo. Riep1a;Iring dunO With despa~1 t. All work warranted. Call and sco-prices low. ALSO TO RENT. The Store at present occupied by M'ir.Jas D. Iinor. F. UBEL1. oct 23-if T lHli place known as LAIANGE, near .lii. k -de (rove, one of the finest Cot ton and Cori 'lantat ions in tihe District. On the place Ce i-4 'n lcororltble dwelling house ail nil necessariy out buil(d gs. The tract containsi 1250 aeres, a largo lor iti ot' which is under a high state o'tlyti valin. .Tlis place will be rented on the 1st4(on. day in November next. at tie Court. 1 use, Win shoro. t tile highest, bidde-. For part icutrts'apply to Coi. ,Tamn ~I -lion, Winnsboro. or to the subscribe~ at. Yonguesvillo. 'AEB.- MOJZ'% Exr. of WYill of Johnu G1. Mobloy, dq~ oct 18-t8x2 .EW GOODS!!! IEsubscribers Invite attention to,thecir 'DV"H37W STcO1EE contalining thle usual variety of.. Iheady Mado tGlotlhing, Dress Goods, T'rimings, Cloa ks, Lineans, . . ~Itlaunketsq, Cassuimeres, Kentucky Jeans ; Hlats, Shoes and Daots; Orocories, Haerdware, . Crockery, Book , *- Wooden Ware. . Our ferms'are Onsk andl we hiopb' to se curo a liberal pattonago -by soiling at small -rfls KETCIN, McMASTER'& d6. cot 18-t' flHotel Rlange. O N the 1st Monday In- November next, will '/besold atL Winnsboro, the at Blackstocks, lately occupied' by Mr. Honry C. Nichols, depoattI ALSO.' at sarpe ifme. - 2 Ma'les, 1 Cow and Calf, 7.IHogs, ,1-Sprin Waj on isn llHarness~ H.I CIJOLS06, Exosdth', Terns asah. Columbia, 8. 0. oct 12---xlt9 Commisejoner's Sale~ - IN EQUITY-a#A1RFIELD DISTRIOT. Thbs. Yarboroughz And WIfe, B 111 for SY virtue of deoreel ordor ri o in Itle op'stwrl,'I will. sell at publlo'- rteIon. at tCouarg Ilpuso In.Wirnusbora, do3 the 1st Monday In' Novemlier nett, tile frrattor land mentIoned' Ii o1 pliadle' Jt this case belbn ging jo '1 16 datate of Mia/ 3. Hlamilton, decased.4 Containlig,: mnore or loering in Fairfield Dttrlct on Jackson's Creek, andl bounglL % lanils of deaN, suf~oIent to pay the c ~of, salt pAtdexpenb~es of sale,, ahd5 fol'ihs,1ano6 a credit, of one, tivo sud 'tis'.': tA'd 'to be tgiven, IA re re anm(al Ihsti# m~* iuith In' i, Jrdet frosh day otf sale. .'ihs e Jriaim to -give bond with -approy s9epn~'~ s. a mortgage of the promises o asltat tie pt'ir ohasemotsy. A GAI RD oot-9-654 B OL I)l. Dd t B' ginge 23 Coils to po. I i n hl c p 60 .bbls N. Y, and llaltitore Flout-, 16 - Sugar 14@(f18 cents, 10 j bbls "lExtra" New, No. I Mackrel, 2500 lbs Jiont 1iU Cull'ee. 6 Bagm. 120 lbs each, Old Java, 600 bushols aCorn -Terms (rsh ; or Cotton at the tnarket price. Apply to JAS. 11. AIKEN. O N New York, or llaltimnore, in stunis t< suit ptrclitsers. Advanceti mado oil Cot ton O hipped to Nvit Vork. h tmore or it' Iharlest onl, (ant1d Taxe, paid it' requtifed.) TO AIR1VE'. 304 11). b11con Sides, 4,000 lbs 'h9iuldet s. ON COM3 1 IS ION. 6,000-btishels of Cotit, per ninth, com tenoetitg oi let November tiext, (in quantli ties tot Wess 1han 100 bushels.) JA.'. It. AIKEN. oct 6-t10) -tiolrio) nj pild soapd tl.l g IAL tIligo tu Slit j a'S')ip avel'si'i 'tuaq oqe X .too Edususu .tttli .wol ntsjo 01u1 on0~ j~.tuapoi o~e tti 'do~ tto joo.tt: 0-t'itul 'sullo uttny ~'.C olluu t -.11 ;l) optUIV Xlioj( fo -Inttoso 011i y . l:gqU1rv, I-Sull iarlailett 101l0.0j t 's. ) pu sqir 'sot1 'ssa E li ' ll i ) - il u4 u -I Nr ptuspduina) he1~cc'e -s or .tie soit ~otti It uiohottti ~ltO y it e do dii otu ull lotil al I'olil ( o. I 00 I;J 00T S.3HlM NOSd lNI U 3AlM3 A11 J f ARE CHANCE FOR 11NVFEzTI.NG INT FINEI L1ANDS. . IN EQUTY . FAtntIutD DIStRICT-- o th n estatJ ofJo Lucy l1irisonl, Vs. Decreoe folsaI 1on 11It. 'iarrisonl, of Lands, ic. Eli flarrison.J N preillg atti ice of the lere' of the Colirt of Eqeuity i:nado inl ilis Case, I will offer for sAlo at public a1uction, lit Wvim--hor-o, South 10rolin, On iliuy, thel dliy of Teeber ins n ihe oulpe hofr th iot tow 2. ilThe tract known as tu l 'itieli Pae, 3rentaing about 3.it3 atg22tcres, tor s ~rless. in iselliateiy on l thN 1,nk ot Ott 'trc iaive. Ti plantaiti~,w tIn cont ins a'etin a i'tiisnl hunretr s r ic iver l btim apuatr bitldecesa'r lbirdins, sok. Iti 3. The tract knon as the "thman's Grae,ektthace"taini 46ngac to8oare, or s hi thes. Thistrc is a lsryo aN:Io.1,hl ttonii toaessar bildiinsefr laorer sut-oc, &o 4. The tract, iciown as he tidillrn I lomte Plaice."~ containintg 308 acres, mtot'e or' less. .\ost of thi pITace is in otigittal woUds, atdd is ft hight andl hlithy place, andu is the homestead of' the latei Johni Ilarriisotn, Sr. 6. 'lThe tract knowin as the "Concord Church Place,'gontalning 150 acres, mor'e or less. .Nea~'rlio swhole of Ithis tract ts odvered'wihh a thick growtih of the very largest and fittest long leiaf plites, .pat'tion. levrly sultmi to Rtailroad purposes, shintgles, or antythilng'w1liolt is tmad~e fromt pitte ht' ber ; attd. it lies ithulin t.wo miles of thle 14dtgewvay Depot otn the C'hartloito anid GU~tht Catditter Ralrtoad~ wlml a goodl, level wvagon r'oad leading thtereto. 0. The tract known as. the "Solt Pothd Raqptrack," cotaititng 100 acres. Th'o'tanr' of Sale 'd- as followis: The pur'chasert' of "the~ ".River Place" will hte ro quired to pay the suin- of, ri x huntthi'edl dol. Bat's, ahd-ont-slith of' the amtounit fot' which It sells, *oid-its jtropot'onato share of' the costs and exp~nses of the suit and sale iN CA61I1; antd-for t he balhtfoo a'eedit will be given tuttil the 1st' of Jatnury 1808,' willh interest thereon from the 1st, of .Januar'y 18Q7, at whichl time possession will.bo0 given, securedl ly biond-withl-at. least two apprtov'ed1 sureties, atnd a' mtortgaige of the liremtisies. . For all the other' ttracts, one- sixth of the amnoutt at which they ar'e bid all', togelther with so mtuch as mtay bo necessary to aid the "'River P'lace" In ,dorriayintg the costs and expenses of' suit and sale, iilhlibe r'eqirid to be paid in cnsh ont day of sale ; anid for the balanice a credit nntil Ih 1ila1t of' Janu.i asry 1868, -wIth Ipterest from first. of jantuar'y 1807, lit, whichl timo possession will be giv sn-secured by bond,witth at least two sure ties to each and a mort gage of the preti. All thbe pturchasers will he requIred 1e pay in cash for titles,' &o,, and atiy putrchnaet' will be at liberty to pay In ctash for the whole of his purchase tf lie desires to do so. HERNRY A. GAILLARD, Comir. it Equilty. d6mmssioner's Ofmee, Wlnnsboro, 8. 0., Ot. 10th, 1800. oct 18.-t22x7- ______ McUREIGH Ud GIN SHOP, ESTABLISUED IN 1800, (a.'N aaed and rlpalred. Also, the fa' 'ieCRI~i~' REVElIE' RIST M!LL, FIBId'S MBTALLWO BUIEL OAS3ES *,(. and waea patter'f o% hand: ay 1,6tao AT DAL'S JEWELRV STORE. {101'"S celebra ted Polico Pistol, four and!, U Six infch.I Ifory balanco luidlI able and dessert Knld ves.s .Auieien u Watches'. ILPlhin gold Itiingsl 18 Kiarets. A row title sets of .Jewelry. SLuimber, Lutmher, Lumber. TIM l subscriber begH to inil'fn)*is his riilds . 114 ass i okne paron that hie hlas resum-lk ed thle "LU.\lIRi HUU88.S," at, Ridge. avity, 8. ('.. 12 imiles Onih oll 01innsbo, aid iminediately on thel C. & S. '. it. It.4 and iiving i fin1e lot or saiwn tiiber oil to yard, solicit.A their orders4. 0. P. IOFF\AN. K- F0R It ENT. I 1Ll. bo on'er-ed for Rtent nt the Court li luse inl W1in1 bor6, onl Ilte Ist Monday in November, the llations be tltrgin!. ito the EStato of Theo. S. Mnllosk, deicied. One kiiown as FA 1I1 NTGON, Sitnhateil on the Wali'e C reek, III oil tenl ilmes above Winsboo, and containi inig 2500 acrew moroi or, less. On 0his pla4 is dwellin11 h01140 atiAl all necessar1y pll1441o builinlgs. Sittiled h.t 1 threo mi06 S!-eV Winns 1hlro, and ciLloninining abou01t (O ( eres O In this pla ce is a dwielling holtse nnd a1l nece's. sary buildings, except a gin houso. l)OOK-SPIt I N, Situtlled abouit four miles above Wiuv baro, and conlaiinhg abonit 1100 nere-z, iAn~ amll niet'cfr tor hlntationl bilin ttgs. Theww-places are oil'ered thus, early be. cause fromsthe failure- of thn foodi erton a 81mal11 grain crop ma11y be fin impilortanlt C0on Mideratlionl to the plantler of nlex Year. Al lilough possessioll caniiot he given util ithe Ist of' Jalmniry, 1867, the privilege ot sew.. ing grain will he allowetl ly piriesentI holders of the places. .1NO. litATTON, Execuilor. . Charloton1 XeV-1 copy oice i wee n dy Ct -..-m , T public Atilt -Cry It It e Cou t. 11lonso ill L Winnslboro, fin [tho first lolalv inll Novemberv next. nuloss rented privately bo: I f ove Ithen, thle large A\lI -L, I 10 USli near the old Freighdt. Dplot. A pply (A ' oct .1 -1i (1 H. AlcMASTE'll. (o0t'e u rCeell 1.11d Black Ten. (31111EDl~t, clarified and Brown, Suglars, Swioda, Snigar. Win ai linilBtter Crach. I cr.a . BACOT, Itll\'ElR c oct, 2--tif No. 2, lotel Ilingi. Fino 11acon Nidesi and Ifiuns. 1A"II Moll E, I.rc, II \'1 I and IAt'O1T, t\ & ('o, 0e; 2 -1t' . No. lotel it iige. T'oys, 3.1,at Forks, liastinug Spioons, Dip-- n persi, &c.. A IA, Bl'ik tii n' Pa l ep ti or. es Iy n ~ah i ron1, Vi'ren Snion, Fin Stgnes. Nauil's, Old Domi1)11ni il and t limtir Stait o, ill sizes. - 1 .\\lES (1. 1% IlLNt)ht. oct It-if --. .JOHIN C. DIAL, (L~ato A1LLEN & D)1AL,) :. h At he4 .Sign (of the (:ohkni l'ad Lock 00LUJMIlIA, S. C., W'HO LE'SA TE AND) Ri'CTLAI, k a Iipter nitti D)enIer i1 Eniglishl anti r Allicricuil HARDWARE & OTJTL]ERY, I IIXN, STIEEL Nails, C'aitigs, AMill Blones, Bolting Ulothts, Circular 51'aws,. Mlill Tr'onii, Suar Pan'., INDIA RIUIIIJi AND L)EATIII~II BELTING, Car'pent ors, 111ftoksit~ih lousekeeplug aIntld F.urnshing 11lirwaro, AORICU'.TU3AL IMPLIMEN1TS, Limno, Comnt, P'laster, Paintit, 011.4, Fren'ch1I and Amerloinn W~inidow GI:ss, - Guns, Rlifles, P'ist ols, P'owdier Flnsks, .P'owdeir, Shot, &c.,. sept 18.6Om. - . TIN 'WARE I TI N WAREt.! SLA1ROE andi varie l assorlnment of' lhn e I best. heaivy hbome maiudo TImin aro. on hand and for ihnte low. i(ETO'IIIN, ibloMAST1ER1 & CO. ' oot18-tf NOTICEl. Tho State of South Onu'ohhimn. 1#AIRLFIELD D)ISTRlI, IN THE 00MMON 1'JhEAs. James 300i1l,- - Adlmr. ad .liturm of' Mtrs. Adoliuio A.iobley ~.Attacmenty W. NI. Ellison. . H 'ERElA S the Plaintin' did on thte VT28th dny-of larch, A. D). 1866, ilo ai his doolaratipn against. theo Vo'rndanit, who, -s (as It is sai d) is abso'nt friomi and without t (hea lImits 4f tils St ale and. has noitherifot nor attorne; known within the same upon C wh'om a copy of the said declaration might f be served. p Jt 1e therfo'rO Ordered, thlat the said Dp. ii tendlant do appear and plend to the said doe-.f liration on or beforo the 8Ist'dny of ?Slaeh, 3 A. 1D. 1867, other'wIse fnal and abhi)toltc. judhsmnont will then bo givep anid aiyardtll' for tihe Plaintiff against him,. , C 8c' . U. CLOWNELY, C. C. P.' Falrfeld'D)ietrlet. -' marott 81'66 -asmly. -1 * Beama nna faemahuxm-..... SHEIFFJ'S bALES4. BY tir Of a.Executlona to tmle directed, B will rfoa at itt. Ftairfiold Court, lousoon t he first londay and the daty follow. ag in Noveoiaher next, within the legal lotrs t od, to thea1 bighti.a bidder, 1'or Cat.h, the ollowinag Real Property Purchnsors too pay lor Titles. Tie lands to be sold in the >der followinag until the' bat-isfactioin of the Fi. Fa. 1tated. One - tract of 1850 acres, moro.or less, of lantd il Fiir'tieli District. adjoining lande of L'ole"man Boul1ware, Jnio. E. Pony, Thos. lones, ta ot hers levied tpon ts t he pro porly of John E. ltoberttso, at tle stl& of Ilhs. NMeKinlstiy, Exr , vs. Joht larrison, Sr, Jolhnlla uhanau, aand ,1aJohn . Robert sona. Oe tIract of 3 actes more or loss, of land' it l'airield Dihtrict adijoinitag lands of Jdli l'tireell, 11ail UnrdqI, Fairlield Iatad Vian tderI tortt strudcts, of the Town of W innthkoro* evied ona Its the prollerty of .Johnat Buchant tat, (aaow decealsed) it thea" sui abovo tated. One aAct of I nere mttore or lesit, of land at IFakirtivll )istrict adjoining hands ot Johnt litt0aoaaat, dlccramsal, anal (trdantt aid Col. oge strects, of tha Town of Wintsboro, eviedl atpot As (te properly of Jolhnt llhan. - ill. (ntow lceaseal,) at tho stit al'ovostated. Otho traot (orf4W 5It er,.m moro-aat or les , of' atild inl Fr-arftih I).4trict al).,iing iatnd of L'. Itolbertson, J. N. Shdlit, .)o1 tin hacitn, doc-asied, aid tather, levied upon a the lraop.uarty of John l linc iaan, (now do eised ) at the suit above tatiled. (.ate trat of 800 nees tmore or less, of ;1tad i in Fitield Dikrict adjo rhiiag lniiadtsloif ,%Ir. 'T. It. Alaliten, ,John Wylie., Johnl Cath mrt, 16111r ailut hteat. and others; levied apont as 1the prV11opery iOt Jului t 1inch1at111nt, now deensi'd,) t0 the si atbove sltted. One I niat of 125 nores ein' or less of land at 'a itial Iistrict, loiir~ig htindW of liclard athlactar, It. R Ellisonl, 8t'., antd . .' tnr 1, levied tonat tt ae roperty af .lah ituch njun, (now deceased, at tie utit above stiated. Ono 1 tract ot' 13:' atcr'es mort' or less, of 1ad inl FiriilI'm District adjoinlin lnitds of Wlln lttcltittian, dol-euad, . N. ledd taAnd a liir', levied tpita its the proprty of John lcbaaatoa, 110w deconsed,) tt tle suit abovo ta1ted. Ont ntact of 221 nves noro or less, of and int -atirield. )istriot adjoining lands of .lichad Cth'ltcittt, (ent. .John Jlration, W. 5. Itabb atil ot hrs0 lovied u poni ats (le pro. loily itf .1 tilt at1,4lian1at, (nowsiv 'deCOntB1ed,) Lt (th Suit ianl~)v st Ated. Otto tract tat' 17 acres tmrve. or less, of n Faikfiehl dirt tadj, i a ing latids of )r. 'lis Ilorileck, Dr. .14lt ith'n otaon, .11lti ald abert', Chtra'lew(inthacra't, l)t'. W E. 'Al-' eat, C. W. Fat114t1a 1t1,11 Fairfield street. of lo Town of Winnasboro, levied upn as tio trolierty of John ttinhaanan, (aow dcoetmsod) t, the suit above stated, Ono tract of 2 nres fihore or less, of lant tad intt i Fairlfild District neljol ing lands- of 1thnt BUohantat dal't'jsed. .1oh 1atr1-aoll, anaid rtntderalraatst, antttTollego otroots of tio to)wnt af' Winnboro levied taon its tho pronerty of' Itrli lltiolhanraQt (now dlooensed,) at the suit bovc stited. Oto I rnet Of 2 netes moro or las,'oI' land lit. titell.srition' ads, 'or lHichaord Airttt, Joht N\ititev, dee-mied, ' nit ,-ga' iad Zioan 4in wis or lta Toon of Vitnnat bolr, t rvield tuponl its ito iropert.y Of. ahana ltalainehant at, (nIow decolated,) lt that'stilt havo stat d. Oaud tt'aet of' '18- nert'es more ar lessi, of' atd it ''arliolbl Distrtict iadljoinin lanIaadta of' t'J lthn Iitichunnt, dboccased, Drt. GIeorg - to~iatttr, detotntned, JIamten 8. Stewara. and Sthert's, Iev'iedhi upon a the praopetartty oft ,lhn a ~'chattaan, (atowl de.ceased,) at the aut ntbove nted. Sher'lia a Ohce, 1lIla Oct., 18003. oct 13.-'tx3 )Y' Vit uet of at lxaxeitIon to att dit'eted, i I will ofl'or fot' sale at Fairnld 'Cottrt laaaOnsto o n' tirnt hionday' ruid the tday fol ,winag, int Nov eaaber nexrt, withina thet legal ourts of stinl, t o tltio htighaet biader, fo tash, I ha followIng lieal Property Pu r tasetrs to pay for Titles.* One trnot of !$050ac'aros mor'o or 'loss of atnd Int Fatiild I)Istaiot ad JIning lahda of chnt lirrisjon flr., deneasoti N. A. Peny1 coaisedi. Johnta }. lcaber'tsaon, JIohntr tobertie ma ..Dixon i ang, etltere, and' the- Watt' ivetr, leviod ttpont a~theo paapleOtty'of Jai. . )bby (tIof deqeaised) at th suilt..of' T. , natiose and IL. BI. Doy leatton, EzIt . vs John larrisona Sr,, Jamtesi ta'ison, Ja. E.' Doby,' ndJohnt E, Xtobertsont Rlheriff's O1lho, 10th October 180, State o SoutYCarol:na FAllRFIELD DIfi'tlt.T, -IN E.QUiTY.. Luocy Jlararito, via. . In Eg tity. . Elillrrso It-wer'. - N putrst aac of a dcre'o mtndo intliasnpo' all tiaha judginonat tiand 'otheri qa'editoras'otr ohna lintaijoli, dea'd , are htoreby 'ntotifiedl at ort befor'e the~ iArst dlay of, Alay nerxt, to xhbit anad pr'ova by' sotllolet testimonfi Vitansbot'o, a th'i sovot'al tand respootivo talgraents, exetionsbata, detsa, claimsa and unatntands ag aansfi: te5 et ate of' saId deoens 'I. All jigme'nct creallor'a taloo ntotfied hait. laey ate enj.inedl in tiaid decrite tI'om en tt ag alaeir wrt'ls of l'airi IFntoias aigintt - hao atah I trts of hrtad.-- natalnl; otltowe cro. it oras. I ania laity ntathler'am ontjainbad.from . Oitnmen'ac intg ca'rt aasoa'.-eintg anty untit, ctr itits it niv w'gsatst tho det.foendant, .Ilthp .R. artisont ats Aimlairt atoN' ofj staid oatlwto' rithout the lenato of'tis eaonttt. - 1. A. (IA lbf'I Al), Coanmissaliner' Oflloc, sept delaw~urn IAGAL NOTICF5. District Court of Fdi~ed, : VW'~ rsnonao, 8. 0., Oct 12, 1860. JC itd.venot Ice that t his cptii. Is <&of-att1tir.I ddeady to'sli In Cl'ha6'ra t-the ourt/intous.ffor the trlanskotlonvof naoi buasiness, *lthlta lits .jtridlotionry arnf mbe broengh's before 4 tsoordre ,Jht a spoo or of: the onrt be ht In the Oourt' th. - ret Mondayin Novemtbey. next; for y , case of iattattaing te Jurey ligts,'aui dd ''* tg Jurors for'the it 'aartorty -Scsion . toOoat, whaich Is to behold on thae se'oena ldnday after aig~ fourth, joa ~nJtmnu ry cx, an tbjat no(Ioo be Klvan a inthe t etq -- anra 1fsy ld tho ''irst 4ufrerly 84 eotn est, o rof the -*~~ 16 1;