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Our ren,lers wilI have been %awaro of, thlo fact, that elections occurred on the 6th in the S..ates of NIassaehw-wtLs, New York, Delaware , 'larylam1, -New Jer. Sey, [Ilillois, WiscIsin, .\liebigan. NIis 60s1ur, K::nlsas and No.'ada : anid of' the further fict that the coilee of these elee. tions was looked to with 1nuch olicitude in every section ofthe comi1rn . i t was not expected of cour se, that they woull chango.miterially th 1relat-ive !tri'ength 'f parties ; but it was consid':red of ii portinee to knowv whe ith the* tt. nev of pulic fooling was to "ll.isill th e ( rnnent., or still furt.her swellhe over shadowing power of the Repul(ilan piirty. 'Tho returns froill te im So :te lllve not been received, nor iy :)th whi i:-y have rvecived be enin-ly .ccuraet, but, it is renast 1nal y certain, howeve, that tO liO 1 Icans havu gai.ed. There has' heci sle dimiinu. tion of th- Iopublic-ahn ioriw in New Y urk. Their majlor-ity ill 118G5 was 27.800, ad it i nsw supposed to be b tweon 5000 and 15,000. It is Supo" ed, also,'that the Democrats have gained in .Delaware and Maryland, but 1ln: advaninges have been VasilV oveibahi atnced by the rtLurins alrea1)'l recorded in favor of (e liepublicans. Inl A !s. anchusets tIhy hive gin4e 22,000 ; in New Jersey 3000; Illinois I) 000 ; \Visconisi ,i000 ; that they ihave gained inl Ilissour i is 1 i1nohnc4d, Ilhouogh tho am0ounit is not stated ; and in all time other Si ates, from which re ports have not yet come in, it is io ho infe (id t, their success his tiwen inori or lesi do. cidedl. I, iu not to b o expeoted that the-se resis14 will.hav e :4y i'eLieal e'. feet, upon the course ol pohitical event , 1R was not to hav been Ii ii ected. that they colld have ben olerwiw. Thi maistses of the North, to whom Lite tll peal was maa, av1 a coilluno1 feel ting thaLt they have nhicitve( in t he eceltI war somo greot material -ld v:uitages ; to t.hetul the restorationl of' the I I nionl was not of the slightes. conilieration, and when (ith.- (ovmenuinnt wient belore these inasses"v pn-po.sing lhal, as an1 acl. of istice toi tIh Soluill, they Shouhl per illit thi) restoationlt ofthie-Ulioln, Int in dling so they shoul foiro Ie power to oppres. it fulrthi'r, and wa mevt, by the lI1b1,lical.i with le propositionl (lt they shold lol the lt o the Hoth as prov ic.s to be plndered at pleasure, there, vould have beenl nou reasonable <1tstioin ol' the omrae the Imllasse'Is would appr-'love. Ni4l Iovo j 1: lice in tilo ab tracl, bul. tit' m'St <.,1 theml be'lieve tLhey pay e'Ve'y debt to Virtuo when they praiso lhir, am4 few are Willig to praelice thiN or aly Vi'rtui:e Ut wshat they councoire to 1)3 their owil expenswe; This imus.4t have heel evideit to the (ovarnm114ent. before it, nec(epted the is. pup, an I as it is ei'tainl it has determielid to 3d1,in,.it nl of res~t.rat io, iL 4 'indopedenilt of Iheso resultt.-(*rol-/ News. Pr'ogre'sJ of' Work on the Pa.*z 04ana. A tl teri fromu Alexandr'ia, of' U)ctoberI 0, "The cut01(ting of' .lie Ma~i't im4o ('ann14 of - nezi~', u44 the( section from41 Suiez' to (C1hlouf, whic jbwas th ati~1.4 41144 com ile, is bei ing carr'1ied oit, ith i greiiagneiv ity. ThIis see.c t~t4 4on (a ivided(14 Iintthee pts -'4 4444. 444t4 of thot Quatino~i~lg at. ,%e,., 4 (h i otherin 4 the -nl lin4t of Cha4144444, ((4414n14 m ies ,listant.Ti iuaber101 otf4414 ca l4' netre I the ineire4 is 44 ''i 8 1feet4 3) inah1es.) to be1: iel'tnve iln ihiose (titnce'1 1h4conn414e8 n of Ihe:114 works4 4'In era8 etnployed 4on the w'hole line~' :4 on wIhiomi 14)00 n44o0at t!1hn4tonf, ,5in4 t4 hein of Suez0i, 351) at the( QuaratinelllL. The 4 sistinlg lab~or'. I'ighty 44ier 4 and 411 44 twilm the rook, which, in tir Pinee4., is in1 41h' 1ine. of4 t ca~nal. ii it of' wich 4 41he vohn((li4o l 2 1.A4.3 e:14hi 141et4res,' Am (Ihe . present'ii 4444. 14o.4h441y wor'11k (144ne on1 thi roI( ck bing I 21.14 eliblo440 n i'es, tive4 tuotti h s wvill stiltlii be e..'4. ilary) befo4.r0 it, 11 com444pli'u *4ly finishe44.4j 'the ctarth-wor4'41ks ih tis 1,bree.' arei, s4 to) speait, insigo I enii c00141p14'red' withi 4 'ock ; 1th'e ntno1401, to4 10 I3,540440 4o4bie.inc re ' of.1 wiel 87,915. have alread40y been04 4takon aw444-. l's 83o410 imo past the4. recruitin lg of'A :1414 bot4'Ors1 1441 been'4 made41 'w'ith fi4acility and. 444he41 enlgmteers have1 suiCceed~ in4 lineig them44 to use~ wheol4.4barr'1ows 441 ins4tad1otn, whi401 1110 much01 41404 covenient'4j01. It' no obs44tnelIe sho01td mnrise 144 d14411urb144 the recrulitig, 4141 prep0jarat ory wIorki mny14 be4 41nished( 1441o1.' I t perod 44rig~iinlly IiiC0d. The it W(4ks of t he quarnnil~tm and,(44 thi~o of (th0 Plin dei I4-renche, 4, whh 14411wilI give llncess toth l' i rs dre1'dgog mac4.4hine4.4. '11ese teness 44 2 meltros wide an0 hd ilnalyv0 44n4oiei and1( trenIeh of4 Afr'ion'. At the (Inalrantine14 thiese treCnches are' -1100) 13 m ee in len~g 1 thus.4 Indmated for all th1,is. len'lgthb wit 4 trono1h 0on 01a.h side4. 14to'cive the~ 'dred4.in inacinejios. ,4 4140h Plain o4.u1' 84 he? Trene) oIf A fra'4 is exen 0044Id 44o4a leiigI 1 f .1'2101 miles04, n141d11that of A~Sia (44 21.tm Ucrtint theo lin0 to be4. foloe in the( enIvironm (of Siior. A mass444 ofr'oc~k of 300,000) mlotres 0411h0, 1in8tond4 ofhe44ing Out I f'lu- , Is ii' b turned, and14 this wvill conisitu 1444'.ililgo alboult 10,000,000r. (.C:401)00 141t' cl~ o. - * al~n esm8tmale1. By ai rcent4( dcision01 (4f Lb e1Directors, the 4,4 widt of the cana,'l is to bo l02 metr1es4 inl 11hose part4s in wichiuot IL'1 below iglI.waber." 4 TItK ExcIeTI:IINT IN IIAITIronE. ... Th'Io &n, of' Fr~lidahy, 84y3 Tl'aJ Oovernor. give'(s -hlis opinuion ini full in - relation ho the m1alfesaneo of ofilco on 1ho pan of theo 014. Police Cor' nalono144re, al colelpletoly justifies him4' cItes his doejsion as folis Teevidenco in (t0C18irve e you1I a doutbt tit 111e Police Comis-j5 stone(ra ha1vol4tohtd the0 htwl and4. renp dored thoeseles liablo to-thie charge of mfisconduict inl oflico 1. ',,,y creatiig Or permlitting to grow reai ing a3b as disloyal who do no10! atopt he viws of the idical pmlrty. 2. Iy donying the ght! . 1 f the o. brinor to nt erti in jtiriuldiction' of the har<.ie of olliciatl nisconlict as profer. red gailst sid Comissioners. 3. By )appointing to otlcb, both as pidges' of eAlcionp Special policemen Und Clerks, excihsivelyi from their own part.y; and in many instanles mncomp telli, and il solkve of tle reei Aets of the di.sr'pu!'1hlo char cleis, ni1 f l viii ;ipioninta..,11 to any other lc . f oir ellti'4i i'n: L. -1. By deaating to th.nireb.iAl and al r inmiler hai ill. power, to appoint -pl'eial p ol. ev III-, witboi. theillvves inqiiring into tIle qnalifications or moral "lnidimg of id oliers, tIhus at tmpt in to t, hrow tho responisiibility of bad a11) point inients, which thy we-re ready to nec plt. ipon their s Iabondlintes. .5. liv i ng the jiudgi's if eelection to throw mi"ido the boxes for r'ej etedl h:iios, ni giving thei no advice us to imir obligations unider LIe in w I)to i i thim, :and relising tojeinove then troll) Evlieo Ior s iuicat.' iohuion of dI I ti . Ivr ple of t'lhis mvesigaionl o hoV utterly regardless the P) o. fiee Commin ioner's have been of Lhei plain line of duiy. WINNSBORO, S. O. \V Nm ll10 , 'N. U', NO\.11 18M6 I[. .\. (1MILARI, Entroni. 1). i. 3icCILIG lIT, A ssociA-rn i10. The following gentleinen are re iuested to acM us Agents fOr the . KRn a.'i.) A. D. i- .i.i.o-iocky .11mnut, lBosier l'arish, Laa. 31i ar W i. lir:..--3oii ie11, 8. (l. I I. Ii. I'lcl 31A riEnL-iitssvlille, S. ('. S. '. vM > %~. o.llsto , S.e 1'. . W. Mlet .:wi-r-aei Churchi, An Important Juncturo. iT'e preetl' . is one of tho 111ost iml punlt cpge-hs inl thet whloto histZory of our, Stato. A transillti now threaIt ens I with evils whil ages Can n 11ev er* remenedy. Tak 'onith (i'aol ina .in her v redtit andl her systemn ir dinicial goermetin thle pa't and14 there is not a State or a coluuttItllity or ciorpo raItionl un1der tho ::11m (1.11 could onlt mtrip, her. A nd if the State' in 'her. biegislativo Capacity, ill her1 (niven tions, in her primary meet isin her pesl .I, andIallher-citizens individually proeiled 4in toesa ttll ab i yt i 11ibo and impressive as I I eanllv arilleryII that comeli weal 413 wo, ishe an h wold no illgu lsa~t then, an neverl14W 'th1' winked l0in the lest at01 the ~ im..i to--thi 1)j1.iy 1 ther wonli have boen i lnan.. eial caity)0' soI iosome(30 wihr mgh..~ l~~Ou the biStatoiCI that, 'ontaie cpItal111 Ill i's 41r11 lib isl no) to 14 olat o restor' tevlidu x-ae.. 114 sameri will h hier Lnow1 1). i 1111n0 no' linef. A the - lee Pl exiltended mot, 1)41 inolln debt 'Orspiem l with theo tlin lctnr 0111 rep1 (t2i ,:e. a'ieonst . Ao ciies thory Ltora t.h Satfo re1.lieof 11his kin 11 no lude to, is to01 1(11000 ftheStatiii torliev helt~irlf. B'itlls 111 to Uthk (ofi the itear h~1ed al a larged disutow to nthow never 0deem, bout eals teriibuit rat aintUope of and bearly r ldmpton. ihtt holdersl oo itoeb notesil ver reaonably onndo if thedtate imo pasthe obain olglr'fih ponpi'tact o b~norna-py, thatit b shy wltilly be likely to d the4. smeror thorsel.11 And ourhei oncusiony is a juldosi nls adsothiong wipll saol th Stae roth th 'reton Pstornning )4. blo wignh will ray wr creitr fro generat1ionsofoocomeobu c11ooentaies 3lof thporplof tahcn Aoi for ut~ahyorn Litrauriotyo isa liteorauro inigeu to 0h'orself liureing orld ny br iliant enroor eccorded by those who would stir up ,he hatred of that world against us. rho blessigs and contentmon t which toerued to us so long under the patri irclal system of master and servant, tand upo'I the pages of history (such MS it is,) only as they can be faintly dliseerned throi'gh the mirky haze of prejiidice, hatred and jealousy. No biographies of "good ole marsters" ap pear in that cloud to relievo the dark back ground by exhibiting how mu'ci doinCst ic joy and light gleamlied out froim it; l)ssin. No Boswells survivo thilt long period to build up classical biraphyi as if m1ontimleiit to the inairy If tln1nsands1 of doinestic cir 'Iles in whiib joy, peace10 andi Ihppinea.i dwelt,anld owed their existen1ce to (lk) very Iaituire of the ''"enilialr ilstitiu iof." Who will write '-Uncle Toit's Cabin" viewed frma Soythorn standI poilt I Shall wd nlot havo the trie pirt of tle 4South engraved upon our diera'-ture ? Cultivation of the Peanut, Small farm,, subjected to thorongh cI'r11e midi nl144 vastly prodnetive If t now come10 into vogue in this .:outlern Cliie. The oft quoted Lat iln phlras1, -miin parvo, ("mueh in liltk?",) will henceforth be the agricul ttiral motto in this region. Energy, iinstry and economy will deylcop resources not, herctofore dren md of inl the philosoiphly of oi: rural popula What will pay best on an acre of -lund I *ill be the query now. Per ips this question may be partially iniswered by the cultiVation of the groundnutor peanutt) a/t*s pinder alWas goober Upon sandy lands this will Ii m ate the farmier. From 15 to S 1sblaos may be raised to the acre. T1: eiatvation is not tedious. And so Use"'l is tho peanut that it offers an, induceiont for its cultivation. It. pays very well at one dollar a bIbol. As forage for cattle, the 1vino is said to be as val table ats the b 'st Northern hiny. The nut contains an oil which when prepared for lubricating, or oth er purposes ; does not guii. T.'is oil is uised f'or burning purpoose in the ) -1i ration of medicines, and Is a cot incit in s (alads. The Usury Law. South Carolina is not kee(ping paco with her sister States, North Carolina and Gleorgia, in the rapid strides opinent of their resoures. No d ubt. 1110 draw-baek to her progross 14 the n ieubu 15uplon the free iuse of inoney withini heri bounids. Thoso other' two States have' so imod illed their usury law as to open the way for capital ists to tww inr~' thei rmens. it is to bie liehoed-hat thie next sessions of the liegislat ur'e will riot lot the occas ion puss withoumt mai~king our Sta to as~ ae cessibule to Northierh or' Europonni capi1 Tlhereu will biiuhe a and cry ra isedl f'or the relief of debtor's, but Legisha-. tor's had1( bet or respond to that appeal by openting thle clhalhs for thie in.. rei'ss of moneihty, thanli by a4f attempt o close up- -absolutely thiose wh'ichil hav be'en inearly drniedl up by the 1lain age of wa:1r. The Charleston Weekly News.. TFhe datily' Rews otf Chamrleston has ('rsoiine time11 been oIn our exchange 'h and is alIways a welcome visitor. 11ito recently thle proprietors, Messr's. Jatheaurt, Mceillan & C2o., have issuedl weekly paper called( the Charleston ll4'kly K',e'.', which bids fair to com.' wt withi the best D0ews'papers of the lay. I t is ai large quiartto, ably ban luetecd, and1( contaiins muchl readlinig na~tter, both .original and1( selectedl' indl is sent to subscribers for $3. (101 ar1s a year ; Semui-wIeekly $5. dol. ars5 aI year. The Rural Southernoi., The publ isher', Mr. R1 . M.'Stokes, has aiid on our table cop)ies of thle RIur'al %uthaerner' of tIne 24th ultimno, one of ho handsomest and most readible pubt lcations of its charactor we have seen ssued from 'a Southernm press. With In onergy thlat knows' not the word 'faiil," the publisher is urging on his mhdertak ing, though lie 1has been be let by dlifliculties that would have ap alled a spirit of less persey-'\'anoe, I' not have bafilod it. IHis pre.~ or lered from the' North was destroyed vith theo loss of the steamer Theodore D. Wagner., The Southeerner' deserves ho patromnmge of southern renlders. 'A Request. fu behalf of the commmunity we res.. )eottlllly reg~uost our town mnarabals .6 giv'e anotico of the meteoric shower vich is oxpcdtod nightly, by ringing he alarmi boll. If it como it will-bo vdrtk while to be aroused to -witness leport of the Trial of Henry Oasilea, Esq, We have deferred .thme publieation f the evidence in this easo so a to. ave it appear, in~ full in the nejg reek's HIERAL. Ua80 of the State vs. L. M.' and R. D. Be liok, Oonoluded. fllrriet Bla in (colorcd) Cross-examin ed.-Lovy Bolick fired once out of his pistol. Robert shot seven times. Hadgotingu~ but pistol. Witness t ots. Levy shot at do consed whilo nunning. Deceased hadn't gono far when shot at ; nor far when Levy shot the pistol. Witness followed a piece ; told Julius to ruin, and keep out of the way. Julius did nQt got on the saddlo mule. Lovy was staindinig by the saddle mule when Julius went to got on. When Julius wont to put his leg over the mule, Levy drew back with the stick. Ju lius tried to do so three times. The fourth time he got down of' the tongue, picked ip) the tongs and start ed to amount the 11ul0 with tongs in hand. Levy walked fast round the intles' heads to the other side. du hius got On the tongue again, got down again and ","k'.ik hackward4, Ioliek after him. Presently Levy Bol ick made a quick .jump at. him andi caught his right hand. Lovy had hin no time till he said to -obiert "shoot." Julini struck Belick stino timo Bo lick struck him. Juliuts struck one time, and throw doivu the tongs. Ievv had Julius by the arm when lobert. shot, Julius struck ulit onice, never raised ton'gs again. Robert was right at Levy's shoulder when he shot. Prisoner (Lnvy) struck Julius ooe time with stick and cut a hule in his hat. Stevenson was present, sitting down where he could see Julius all the time ; could see deceased every time lie wo'ut to get on the nmnle. Stick Bolick had was a large -whife walking stick.- Witinos saw tie tongs after deccansd struck prisoneir. They were bent before that. No child sail any ting. to witness about the tongs be ing bent. The Solicitor boro announced the .close of the iami iiat ion of witnesses for the State. ulness /or) the defience, Jos Sm A Sworn.-W itness saw deceased, short ly before lie was killed, at the house of Margaret Brie (colored.) [11[er0 the counsel for de fendant % was inter rupted by the Solicitor, who 1-aised a point Upon the competency of the tes timnony prove the character' of do ocasld. Counsel .s(.- the connec tioni Of this test iniony with thn case. As the testiniony had d isagreod abdut who prcsscd on the conflict, this was to show the disposition of deceased to wards prisoner. ' Counsel (uot ed froi "Riussell on Critnes" -to establish his poition, when the Judgo allowed the witi us to proclet.] Iitness asked deceas'cd where Ie was oing. l)oceased said lhe was.not goli to work any more %fith the rebs in * uth. Carolina. Margaret asked hill , if ho (.1 ulilis) wis going to move. i aa u n o i n o i; ws 1 A &V j 4 None but the yankees cain plit ie out. Margaret told him lie had better not got igi a fuss with Mr. Bolck, Iko miight get hurt. Julius said "Well1 if that's all lhe wants, I can hurt too," "i'll light lBolick a (du10" saidl he, "0any time lhe 'waufs.'! agae Bi~ic (colored) sworn. Witnes knew (d'ecased ; sa w h im on Sunday' amiulMoiiday before hie was kille'd.. .On Sunday. while at her houise, wit ness saw a man runining to wards the house, ]t was dJulius Ihlain. lie asked witness if she hiad a gun. Witness laughed, and~ said to hmimi "wyhat in thmemiamne of (-d would I do with a guni.'' D~eceased1 said lie want.. ad one, for lie was going to kill Levy Ibolick if lie was the last man the aio sho o oon ; that he allowed to pick huis chas ce,~ and it' not then, lie would again; blowv Levy ibol ick's inifi-a heart out of him i. Ilo said Bol iek had miahuin mad Saturday. Nobody was tebt witijss and doeccased. Wi.tness told deceased lie ouglit.n't to balk so,' foi. Mr. Bolick had beenu very elever to huru and to his family. Wii.. iess had seen lBolick that same (lay. it das after that, when 'Julius comli for *he gun. Boliek had then left J uhlus' house. W itin ess sa w doceased an.*Monday about 12 M, at her house. Lie come to har house and said to Mr[. Tod Suiith that lie had been gat hering p all his tools neCver to vgork in South oiarolina for any more rolis. Winse aisked (deceaised if io had nloyed. Hie said no, he hiadni't. Wit iossaskod'if wasn't going to move. lie sid ho .gvas not-- WiTtness told 'iin lie otjght to do so, or Mr.. Bol iek 'nght hurt himt. )eeased said lie miuld hurt too, and that lhe cono hange balls ;ind ahiuunition with l~oaiok hs soon as any body 'else ; anid vlfen he said so lie liut his hand up to iid breast, just so. Witness told de. mensed she wvas up at his house on Sun.. ay whlen Mr. Bohiek. wasthecre, and ~hat Mr. holhiek wasn't "rasih" with his amuily. Witness asked deceased if'hie gdn't told her hiow good Mr. Roliek' t'd boon to hiim and his famtily. Jiu ins saidi lie didnj't care for that. Witness (lid not knowdeae.w. qmg to dlive in the hlouse till lie mov-. 4into it. .Two Mi.' Stevonsoils come liero one night, but' .witniess did not r4ow why they did not pnt .docensed )ut of the boiso. Julius told 11o [4evy Bloliek said Ibe could reiain in touse. SWitness was at the house of decoad id awhile th'e day lie was killed, u hid nob see himn killed. .'After wit ~ng at. Mr. Bloliek. Witness hol pod put things in the wagon, J~hhus pt'down off the wagon. '-Boliek went o the hind end of the wagon.--so did uhius; Julius picked up the tongs it tlto Are~ end, walIked up to Bocliek nd struek him en the arm. Bloliek ave' back. Julius advanced and truelt Boliek in ' the face, lBoliek roppedl the stick he had in his hand) lid 'slappod his han'd up to hi. f. 9 not emsiploy him. Witness went ne\' day to notify Stevonson that, he would no longer ho responsible. Af. ter dinner on .unsday witnes i-odo uip to Jas. Stevenson's and asked him tc ride over to deceased's with him, as he wanted to not ify him to loive thoro, Wanted to seo IHugh Stevonson first as le' had' gi ven J lius liberty to c there. Told I Hughy, adl he said he didn't Care, and would leave it, to wit ness. The two Stevesn-ons and wit noss went on to house of deceased, but found deceased away. Witness told wife of deeasett they must leaivc by Tuesday irniing. Qn Tuesday sinorn ing wenit, 1gaini to Stovenssoni's, but lw said lie could not well go. Told him11 thouight deceased was mI'ov. ing, lut if he was not, Io would put himi out. When they got to the house, hoiwever', wits s found deIeusud ab s.out and a l li.b wife wlhero lie was, hid he hid gone to get a wagon. Witniss said, very well, he was glad ol it. W itnezss" tol-l .hleri to get thinsg. rehv.. Said she oulidn't. had a paiin is hier arm. . Witness told her to put the ehildren it it and he wvould lelp. They be-unn to get ip the thig. llad a t'.;v thing., out whens deccased C1nmie, Decca.;oel m:)igh t have spoken to Ste. venson, he, didn't to witneos. Looked somiiewhat mad at wit Ie..- A ftcI awhile witneoss .aid to deceasedh to hu1rry up. De Ceased Said tod witges he didn't Iant to b.e iiposld upon. Witnses; said if there was aisy isipos ing it. hi been by Iccased oni wit nessl at the house of' the latter. All tlat witness weit. for was to got dc cea.sed away. Deceased said to wit ness if he (witness) had said anytiing to him (deceased) on Saturday, lie wolid have -idven Ii hi an a wful beat lag,-t tihe saie timsie shakisng Isis t. t Witnessi told I ecasessd not to talk so. Deceased said he had been imposed on but would be no longer Looked like lie was tryiig to get a pis tol. Witniess told deceased not tc draw a pistol +on him. U)cceased jumsspo down otf the wagon, pickl Up the tongs, an1id stepped toward wit ness wiso warned him not to' raise the tonslii at him. Wit? ess muet dcecasq.| at. the rear of the wagon. ThIIe lattei was about to sirike. Witnsess might alive. attempted to strike. Waf Struck n his arm, then upon the fiaet after lie had stepped bi-ek. Witis thouidit deconsed would hurt him. and he ealled for Robert lo!ick tc coie and shoot decreased. The pistol was fived before Robert got ip to wit iess. T 1b 1-ow rn1 tle faee kiocked witnsess rounid and blinided hirn, anid lie thought he wa.u bIdly hurt. Did Iot sCe deceased try to start oiT lyitl wa.;on. id .ilot seizo deeconsed by the arim. They were nsot neoarer thasu11 tle lengt h ot' the tongs. Did not slool deceased on the ground after lie liad fallen. V it ness a'd Stcvoi s m weni Up to Jceallsed. Stevenson called de. 'consed. Wviness ju~mped off blit horse, nnd ask'hed Stev'(neon if lic thsought deceaised was hurt. W itnse.m then saidh to dec'asecd itf hse wass notl hurit, aind would ac'knowledge lie wa, wrong, heo wounld. not hsurt hsim. WVi itess turnied -decr'aeed over, -an<1 fond a ball hoh' ini his 1'ft side ini the lower' part of thle bireas. Cross e~inend.-WVisisess dhid shoot with shot sguns 'at diCesed's whlile russ ing. Did inot knsow wliwiher he~ hi o not. Decenssi strsuck wS ins tice a nd thle blow on the face Ulinided .hims for as time.-.th filere the Stdicitor q'wa'tionedth pnisonsier-witnssi very closely in re gaurd-to a discr-'pancyv bectweens lis ei.. diiece thessi ad Ihs isafidaisv it masnonic ua n pplicats ion-for' hail. Connrirel f'or ih-fr u<anst ex phiine'd howu nu isfldauvit is su. silly made' out, andi prioved hsv thea wit in'ss hsimsself thsat on the day iho applied for'h biilihe showed onse of Isis cousel both thelii wosiuds lie hasd received fi-ons tlie Songs in thle hnnuls oif decea'sed.] Mi'. RIon. lt-adinug coinnel'h~ the Ss die ('eice, o'iened ,t Iw egssment, at il conduct50. ed it wish Isis'elmracteri.tic logical abibs. Ly. Mrhi Mcs-(anits, also counssel forii de r(ence, siteline tiso caniesic sh' isrgsmnt I whlen the Solicitor., h 1). Melt on E alisse'd the argusmenst for the prosecution withi rmnrked abilis y. Thse jssry i'etirodlabiout sutn dlown on Wedlnesdr'y, andi did not return wish a 'crmet unitil nearly ten o'clock ons hl'hiiraday. Levy M. -Boliek was found gilty of snn lausghter, anid senitenced to osso 'ear's imlprnsonmhent aind ra fine of fivo isitdrei diollas. Robor't D). Bolick wuas acqusittSed. Sw5Hs IsAnoltN~s roRu Tri Sossls.~..Tlie Iev- II. P. Woite wr'itos So thea Now OrleIanis 7Isri.-ran A isoa', frotm Zurich, S wit zer and, July 17, as follows: I can secutre as mnany laboirera as I wanS: sy paiying their way to She Unsitedl States, cani get thsousanssds on the following'conidi. ions:- They wilt blind theicseslves So labor andt they wor'k twice as haruid as nsegr'oes enerally.) los' yon for one or ' wo yearis, for heir passago aueroass the ocean, .board andsi lting ; and, y. the endl of thoe time, the Ixpenses will be deducted fnous ''so gross acolPts too te product of thoIr labor, and heo balance divided between thoem, an~d thecir nmployer Iwo thIrds.- To illustratoe- It rnil tako $25 t o tike them to Now Oi'leans, nd, say $150 to clothio and feed for one 'opr; say he'nmakes seven 'balcs of cotton nid fifty barrsels of corn, wor hi, in all $800; rke from $80 $e75 expenses, loaving 0625; now one thlrd-$280, She share of hie aborer-anil.$417. She ' sare of the msployer. They will etLr ina'o wr'itten blI gatlons before the United States Consul ero, 'which lie (She Consul) assures' me is inding, and will1 hold Ihepn in thse UnTe.d tates. I think it a good ohance for esur armers;t say, commienco withs only ten ands, $250 or $800 *111 pyst them on the lace andi the probable netsproceeds will be .out. $400 t and wills this, tho-second yar ou can enlargo to any extenit-most desiris. he. If a faslhiire, there hs but little lot robably nsothihig I expenses are . firat paId, ien, ifanythingIs left, It is divided, Or ie7ai' willing, after all expenses of 'feed drvhorses )0 plow srponing etc., are paid, didetoe next proceeds in half:' The ople seem nIco, Iindustgrious andi intelligent .imksi r'egards to our fri'ends. My 'd as is Zus 101, care of the United States Local Itemss Fino Apples. Vt have received samples of some very fine apples, fine in-size and flavol-, from Meesrs. Bacot, Rivers & Co. for which the firm will accept our acknowl. odgment. Now Advertisements. (ail and so Ladd, Bros & Co. large purchase of clothing. WnIk into tho corner kept by Thomp. son, Withers & Co. after you have read their iadvertise'motw. Tariy somewhat at Jas D. Milnor, to ex.aminlo his variet y stock. A nd then you'll bo rendy to tako the lite Steamer, "l;ctator," for Florida. H,. -u h t she sil. Messrs Bacot, Rivers and Co. havo Peiruvian Gunno on hand. See Notice. G. It. McMaster advertises sonio pla ces to rent. See eltafng sobedule ofC. & S. C. Mnills. C. Hnibroad-. Shterifl' Saht-. i<'arm for~ Sale'.. Estinie Notico. Winnsboro Prices C urrent. Corrected T i- Weekly by Cathcart & Mautthews. Waisenono, November 12, 1860. Apples, Bushel, $3 00 lagging, Gunny, %I yard, 40 " Dundee " 86 [tale Rope, Manilla, -11 ;b, 28 " New York or Western, 1b, 20030 Blacon, 1lams, t ), -b " Sides, '0 1b, -2 'l Shoulders, ICI 1b, I. I ut ter, Country, bij Ib, 25 lot ton, Yarns -) bunch, $300 " Ordinary 1b, 27 " Middling, s0 Candles. Parnfine, Ib, 60 Sperm, lb, 6) * Adninutino, lb, e'otee, liio, 11), P2035 " Lagunyra, Ib, . 46 94 Java,' lb, 6 0 k ien',Rli ,lA Dniry,. lb,' I ees, D13"l, . Sb,, 20@80 New Orleans, " $1 25 tvls lbI . 1) $1 Gill I l)liuu-, kliel, $I (o %)lit, Ket-os 'ihi, gallon, 1 20 Wool 4 9 00 Sutgar, Crushed, lb, .23 l23 " ri Jita , lb, I 5 Exuri ' , 18 'rt. Rxit Ouipowder, lb. $2 01) t1YsoEn, lis, I 6aOr b 2 o "Black. 1h, 1 2i@ 628 lTacco, yewig, b, 38(. 1 60 Sar old, b.- 45 ." Sorghm "3-6 Nius, Cob, 8uy @t9 wl olns uh ,o. *ox 24 00 A i eros gai lon l 1~ agi2t0 "nlin iTannedto --e 1nesge 7t0d in, Whit, bush5 No Yelow ____50 at birtepool, snok, 4xaiu to35(i BnreeCtle, d ilofe -o 1t0i atFiril Cur hruseothe l,-*t. 23dy nl a Tgn, Exr f alenpowde hige, bi$2r f0 r " Onltact. o'10b, ce o1 land in5ar Tiuhlnec ot, newini lab, o8@ 50r Simesoe. Mold, -aa 45eJtlnirC "f 'iuns Silv ner, attesuto 8U V "Q o, tra, abhes (4.0o@o or 00)o lan ins W. J.fcl Tenoyct , doin la4d of J" Colbs, JuioC arrante Mr. 24'h00ar 'u nL p' ersn leving uponans thans poethy 'i'Ilus. t. efWlla thos. ofl Naencyd nro dirtnet tirenders. h.smepoel ntrnacte o the ucr(ign o ess)hi ofc lain Faisbrilo. hjeajiin ad Thoas t. ell 1)Hi. A.ugALAy RD,st latis o' D. Toma F.FiugC. at.i oF.er. aBYi svitu of Nundy executitponan tothdi On ratIwl of4cer (forsle or less)rfel flnoing airnl Diebrntt'i, wjlitilndsh oe gn II hoeuro of sae, toinh hiebdr, Jeore Cilash, thersolewig uoas thPropertyPr char opayi for nitler-: .One tract of' 810 acres (ore les) Fr laIn afl Distrct, adi ng lands of'g Ampon LMrs. Zarbhlonesoo, aond E ah tat and Joherby levied upon s the oet prpyof Toas . B.purrier, t thetoG.W One tract of 700 acres (more or less) of' land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of J. KuDavis, aond C.at Bof -r. Barberear lenvad ohrp s, lItduooa h propertyofZuonob Ic s tBl at the suit of Nath ~Motn yW Therfs OfL el, Dai .Iuhy .sao 1evte o Ntnsbr 180roetyo6. h . el (and OTn ceairted isic, adjolnn foand of A'. .PArLonSr. JWm. Lair, STOme. Givor bndlhoreendl tupon a d esprty of G.k PeanJr t teio. T.res Yaborons o andother. O efne et of Jaelr rles o rain FafeldDitrcsedptnn landmof AFLumpler, Lebulon Moblead. 8mh& sMsoet-ogn. nfrshs ro l.and faorferd pstrpnng ththans of wsa, of J0 h 12 .-le outhey, Wannobal A F.Linand Estedaol ntate 0. &----~ Barbor aevid rnvi aslte porty of tiZeuon Mob4 thea hesi o Siter elon sept 4x~m E. W . OLLEV~lt When Julius struck. Bolick, he open ed his pants to got out his pistol. Levy then said to Robert "to collie round here." Witness heard i pistol shoot and a cap pop, and she1 put out for hom at once. Witness did not seo Boliok grab Julhus by tho arm at any time., If Bolick had stood .still he would havo got tho second lick right on his head ; but Ie got badk and got tho lick on his face. AMrgaret Jrice, (colored) Cro-sexiam ined.--.Witness heard ono pistol fire and one cap burst. Did not know who shot. Julius Blain jerked his pistol out of his pants. J iliuis struck Boliek first on the .arm. Boliek gave lACk, 11ad Julins. walked up1) and struck him in the' fice. Prisoner dropped Iis stick, and clapped his hands ull to Ii$ face. W len deceased struck prisoner oi the arm, prisoner droiped his stick and called to Robt. Boliek to come rioiid tliere. As sooni as'Levy Boliek called ulbert to come, Jutliuts jerked thle piSto 011t of his, pants. The wagon was before the door. Witines stood.neoar (lhe corer of the house, and on the samie side of' the wagon prilsonier and deceased wor. ald not bcin there loug. J ulius was loadin g whe itiless got there. Bolick skod by tle side of the wagon racing the door, and iMood there all the time witiess was there. J lli 1a Wits putting thilngs iln tle wagon. Wit ness didI not know whether the wagol was full or Vot.. Sawv Julius pick up tle toigs by the fire outside of tle house. Thero Wits nou chineiy to the house. The fire plaec was inl front of thle house, nea.r the wagon. Witimss was at. the inpteest for awhile. II card that the Corier called for her after she was gone. Vt itiie.;s told her lins band she could tell notihing except oi Julius. Witness told nobody but her brother that nine day tle aaiir hap pened. Told Smiith that J ulilul seeni ed to be in erne. that eunday hel1 talked to her, about taking' Mr. Bd - liek's life. Vitieos Was told sh'e had to conic to W intisburo as a witness. Witness had lived ~ with Bolick. No one told witness what he wanted her to swear. No one gave witness money to coie here. Witniess would not conie here to swear for .monoy. so: lick has given wittiess no money. He did give witncss -01me imionIey bu buy bread with. Witness still thought or understood, that sho was asked wheth: cr M1r. Bolick had given her muney to swear a lie. lle-cxan'ncd.--oliek gave Ole wit ness the mnoiney Onl the streot. l r. Ste vensoll was stild ing by when he gave it t&witness and asked if she was hiiulgry. She said, not very,-for h1er1 old man had given her stinething to mat. Wit Iis tliought wlten tle Solicitor asked her if any body gave her money, if it was to telt a lie. Mr.' Stvenson, recalld.-i)vid Ste vensq. woi)t up to dhe hotise. \Wit ness id not go. [This wL" s oi0 the ou easion alluded to previously, when it was said thatt two of thle St evenisons woent to the0 house wheorn deceased lived.] Prisoner and do teased were not mnoro thani two step~s behind (lie wagon. Witness looked round when Levy call ed ouit to shoot. Robert was between witntess and (lie wagon, about ten step~s front the contending parties. Witness did not see Levy Boli ik raise his stick to strike dieeensed. \Witness saw d ulius's pistol alter'tile kill in" examnined it. Thought there we two barrels dlischlarged, thoughl he did not hiave on Ihis spectacles. Fond oci next day there wai but one barrel d ischarged. SmiithI talked to0 witness about what deccased said. Wiine.ss told prisonier what, deceased hadi tlrrenteiied. Did niot se0 dleeased try to get on tho mule I. Witneass. s by ie lire on thie right side of thle wagon. l1risonler and1( dtee~eue were at, lie ind end( of the \vagoll when the tight took place. JRobert 1oli1 is a~ toephte o witness. Levy no0 relationi Rev ('. B1. Bette, sworn .--Witness haid some1 aeequainitant~e with deceasedi. iReceased wvas chiaraceterisedl by inso lence and an3 unugovernlable temiiper; and1( suhwas hiis goneral character in (lie heighiborhiood. . . fered as a link ini thle evidence, (lie or (1e1 front -inilitary heaidquiarter~s in Chester; iss;xud to decease~td and dlirect. ing hii n to vacate (lie house iln ques I ion. Ptroscuting countsel did not object.) [Defenidant's counjsel lfhnded himl tho abogve order which lie (the withiess antd detendaiit;)'Identified as the one which had beeni sent to dheceased.]J Decceased was working witnes. for when that order was-brought, and wit.. ness8 reqluestedl that it be takeni to house of deceased and road to him1. Tlho or dher was fromt tile Provost Marshal at Chester, aind alddressed -to dlecoasedl. When it wais road to (doccasod, lie ask ed witness if lie oould net do sonme ting for hini, (i. e. deceased.) Wit ne0s8 told (decased'hli thought not, as I Mr. Stevenson had1( rented thle place on condition thlat no freedmnan was to live in the house. Deceased ,asked wituoss tigain, wvhin witness told Sto..a venson that he would be -responisible I for deceased,-(as he was working at that .tuno for wit ness,) if John- Sten-t son and his uncle were willing, and de'.. ceased w'ould behave hlimselif. Wit-I ness wanted deceased t tyh h houso as long as lie worked for. hiim. Witness did not like tihe work of do coasdd'mucht. H~alhlton had omploy-. ed deased in the meantime, and do- a ceased oamo over to house of witness one miortnmg for a hand-saw file, when witneisold him hie wanted to settle with him. Decoasodl asked witness to wait until he finishued the work hewas ri at. .When deceased hadu finished work i for witness, the latter gave huimi no- P lice to leave the house. Deooed ( l0omed displaned ha ...ns did c