The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, December 12, 1866, Image 4

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Tell 1me. 9)ou wl vo1 .Vil/ 9flan , o 19e9 mille )]11t19 il 1)y ; "'1 will7 b) thuine-in1-in H eaven!I "And1l~ her9 head sank forw~ aid uintil tin eiheh1*1 tou9ched. 1his. A siighnt gn4Iive .e('pt throu99gh9 heCr frameo; a lon1g, deep drtn sigh escap9ed, nind hler loving~ spaa~ had flo'wz. . It was but the dtus of MinaI' tht ".:~ fQ~ed in the arm !'f P.9 anin - R o Repu.ui Cauchs in Wasliigton1. Th ~uu f the Hqepithlican inembers ol the u iel l :t te ,'ni -itol on thle 5)ti t , 11:14 un14,:ally large. Ilealy 010 1hun11. drie.ieih4r. wre prese4n. I folloiniig I I I : g ire.. el 4.141ed (1011 (it schlort oniIiille wv re agrvool I 14j;.4 r. ITo ps 4a hill regilacitig the organi 0 lioIr 44Of thQ 111uSe, dli''citung lit' CleiIk it I h44' il, 244 ti44ne ol thc o.Il from Ie State. nolit repre.41 e it4A- inl ll' .recdlinig l'ngve44, . I I) 1r:k I le l e Ii PS r e pr. n at iI i n. Iu.,1:thd fromt anly Sutt- not repr1'eented nit e." -. T- p:1- 1011 re-11vlying he fie il-l, In t wib m-ly p.-ev4l.nt o11 e i il. -s ig h vo,. i : for electur i ol Th rl o a a i-a ii - i !,,.1 4' -.14 00.014 o t. 4t hl :t I I . I I it I i i. 1 i , ' f .lt L .t' h 41 .I i ' w : Ii 1. h4 ''4 .Il .h 4: o - . 14.- pro t --om m ill - n -r , Ii -! , 41 1 1.4 I. * 1 1 4.w li,- . iln g .t ' .. b uno .., .. I .. t . 4li4 . inl Som I :I It' 1i y by hu 1 101 Iel - 1 IiIioI 161-:1114 111n 1 ti l e. It a .-- '4.4.. 1he *au.. i ne 'I -mnh-es - 4'i Ae 'j'rT:4 -- hi-> j a' p V ie 1en \it h i' I I .I ; asf Ih.' 1 ,-, .1 1 le t -t bmin %w . i.- a thle ad--Iresi 411, h 1ilolp''i: o ('C -4Ion. Iild askieI it JI b" 1 iill :4-lirlt ,44' t1 i tl \\'h le t .- i p h l.4Ioi l a444 bmn y 14 11 l.bin 4 :1 d'l whetheri4 hte did r '. 4 .i - p in . he: It'hitt i tlphi a ll1 ven. i .r 1 i 11h- it - he bha.4 .lut nlot inl n1 y l . - . - I - l It pary ; thast h.- p -r1 t . 1 i'.. reit e i\.t:- (! t it if w;..: hill. win-l hle folnna .. ttio o e d 1 the Oil:a oft e .nivti 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t I;' I C1. VC. V44.. 14 , ,4 in i I lhi" h n4., m intai a1 n Support b' 4m4 4 re4 reiss4 -d hIt e - i h v i III'g. :4 .i l I I-l u Ci I ..- w--111 vlem.-I le al I i l re idi 0n A - h. e vn'-I I v not, ut his -WIho, and i" :'v GW Ubus--If wholher L~e W14< a im ber ofth li ii i par-ty lit nt. 4a .1n e, 4f 411hi1. -4.-. l 1-4nd whoie 4.l .4-r hts , adher ''4i V1T'thl e 4-11ine' l 'll'hila. .1'11 hli.( n. r , " :n1.1 p rtis larl y lit t t he v11i t ' t,! I[" I~ u. I I.44I"I1.. :' 1 !,I! , 1111) 1 ratHy1 li't! ~n- lit n :t i al l- nn" 1 hu ll wi o iout disho'nlor. - a.1. w b en1 in it. Iitn.. h' 1 er1 i to "h 4 I wh MrI. itctr l i . 1o4.w c t4o4 e.. 11 4 r , 1 14 n4 :1' 4' -i 14 1 lw on s Ine ' I'.' hill .h 1 nt) . I lI v I t " l' i wq iln-l i- 11-1 i -ion with l t he n o I.%y .-it 1-11. )1in e hi? : n llw Rlh il d - I4 Ir. " '-r li .n. -n l -, i 4i l I hp I I t heo I :L 'll -. It. -4 ' .\i lif r nI-11 44 4ri I-t it ,ohi4' , i. -t .! i ' m - 1441 -tei n . I' ngI4I'v 1 'l 4 44''144 b 'il .\ 'i. 414f,43 Ohio, nad - .14 t j)f 4 Ill. 4 w 444 .4.1n e I nI4 n-4i' 44-i lurther4. 41 pnains wirh J4 444,..:4 a I' lo i-lS n e . 4 r.Ohtion by41 he urli and4 Iho lh'4-art44nent ofi 41he 84ou11h. hIb4 .1 prak14. ' li ti h1.: 0 1''i"4n lieu. (f te South 4n'4.jg from44 4'ivil war441 of1 41he ma1tgnt4nte I in;4 in4 whlichi 1the, Il'ulited Sta10 tes h s been4 44 hasi been4' doiedlL4 nece44liry4 444keep n 4 I4I.. 4:ary force.'l in all tihe n:hei1li4u4 S44ate:, 4o r wh1., as. yt. w ill :w4knowled'41, le .n law bu1t 4,l'oce. 4 This cla b 1 is proven'' 4 be 4much11 su.4441 4a coa.4t41ie. It itnt, howeverY.'44, been4.4 - whol1e, the~ icond'llionj,4 f1 -ithe Statesi Ihal 4nuy4 be re'gIaniled as1. goei enou)Igh Io warrant4441 41he hope14 that44 h44. 4a'44 (jhort time1 1414 inevente - before'4, thebul of1. the14 trio o now occp'ying - 14hen1 en'he sent 404 ii our44 gro~winag Terr14'litries Shidan'14 Iis repotis lon bg but4 of 11illle in.~ . '4'1'xI. l i ft 11 i,. 44o 1Ihow4 how4 ndm441':1irab i . 1 . -I : 4 M e' r e o r i 44 t il l l o n g e r h a $h"n'inl '3. h44: 41he 44ollo.wing. 4.1 *'Iiehel .'i.4 'I 'i has41 like.wise4 in-'en famtt4 n4A..essa11' 4o pr"4 Iiit a144. i: i4 n 1 or)41'4'44 1144oge t'o,n. p" 4.4,1 of441 14er 4 -4 it h4o 41erved 14 inte ro e 4441tiloIt of11 alynli tary10l4~ og 4' g Ot gyl 44g1i. 4.4Um en1404 'in ihe rebe '1llion1j41. Ti',s prohi.. ac.t04 ion o i the char1 4itable relief41 of4 uisab~iledI and1144 tnligen 1s4.4yiver44444, and41I I the'rinar14y ob ser4ance foar I the4, burial of the dond44. 4 J ily4 a 44mee' tng of41 oneb of1 these4 ajI. 4.4res 141 del .iIe hv 4,014. Wade 44 lampton41)0l, in Un i~t ed 44 Stats and~ especi olly upon41 theI opo-l14t 4t1'en intan hosti'( lity4441 aga4in te ant'4 h or~44'ite oif thle Uu'nit ed Slttes I ha.'vjp direted an41 44 in1144iiry im1o4 the0 waite4r, inl grderC that4 ilhe 444444c'11ion4 of1 rebel44 sldiers'4 ma.'y bie 44upy pressed41'4, 44ndi 0(.. I:llmton1 a4dmon41ished 40 Iol:'erv th ie te m ofI)4 his p4arole,'444 it upon04 in-4 vest'i gainshll appea 44411~r'1": 40 have b'oetn dis 44'itunday 14ast,n4'tr..ih41e 30cene occur4)red nt 1Lebanon,14t i4y. I 'ntral44 Ketulcky has44, since0 c4 l44 ius ' eri me i~ I bb r ~44tie:4, .:1'. . 1o. .-40 44ave become4t4. '44o I'lequent 41!44t al 1at the14 incensed40 inenIceI 44 on Ithree yVonog men cn1ne C14f0in14 jaIl. rThe conuni444eo, armed44'4 withI guns44. 14ayehod04 into1 4 le totwn about,4 11.45~. p. ml'., picketed lthe-streets, andi arrest'od aIll in1quit'ive ci. ens1. Thle frt'(4 door"of th40 jatil was bro. ken opon11. Wh jilor rt' up stairs and htid hims1elf. Not'bein'g able to hand (the jait 414e mo~b aIe.ptjed to break In the Iront rioot of, the4 jil1 with4 49ledge-ha'mmers01'i. FAlling 14n thi14 thley fodnd1t the j~lalr, and44( forced hIm 4o deli1ver' up) the keys. 1n1 the ti.eafne the prisonere1, eight in number', were awak eneo d by the iUnmerin at the door4. 'Fully 14 .1a 8 deltad ing the d. iger that mCnatced. thonu, they shrioked anl yelled for help, and i'miedi theunslves with billeIs of wood, ful. ly deterianedA to.uell their lives as dear as PibIule. Whet' the mob came to, tie door of the durgeon they unlocked it, and after so1o parleq, part of them entered the cull wit hout resritatee. The leader of tho mob then calledfor Ulam. Crowdus, Wt. Goodb a't Tom. Stephenas, who immiediately an swered to their nanes. AR they del(veed I hemiselves up, i to leader said: "Crowdus I have beep looking for you for a long tinc." Cr'owdus aimwered - "I kuow you have, Mr. - ," calling the, -nanl by untne. Forning iln lroceseikm, the mob itnmmediately startel ton' amhilI about one and a lintf miles dis tant, giving ORO triumuph.nmt shout as they passed throngh town. What took place at the h1I, prior to tihe hanging. nao one but aimo nmembers of the mob know. lin, the moriuang tihe hoit.s of the three mmel were. oinil hangilig t. a Iree. Crowdus' heel 11'.1rly tomchel :t root of tile tree, lnid lie S''lent ly stiereil t he horroirs or- stai'c-tr ian willh lisi toes u i iion dh yr-onimd. I ho ropo limi ( 'do's slt aipplel so anulich flat he -44101 tilion hIk feet. so his lego were doathiled Ip nil Isis feo lieI to his hanma.e. Steph iii;im mg dclir. his neck being dislocated . npamy of l:ntiel .States troops were ml i wn up im In lie inl tihe court-houiye yard, 1ut the coniaritting oflicer reftised- to int er fti e mless reqiestuod to ilo so by the civil aimlhoritlies, bitt altlmogh tle marshal was lrv-witt. lie troops were not called upon to Ih-ltil the jail. A .Us- TaTo-r.--The l'oronto editors are retortirrg upon Mr. Heward for calling the -enian prsoners 1politicad ofleniers," and therefrore deservinig of clemney, whtich, couli not attach to crisnes of a criminal charcter-retorting by asking such ques tmins as these: Ilow laa time Atnerienn Government acted, towarls political offerlors? At the very heat- of the 161 stands President Jetierson mavis. By the united voice of all parties in tie Utited States, not to say anything of the otpiuon or outside nations, Mr. Davis' continied imprisonment in Fortress Monroe is a disgiAce to the country which keeps him incarcerated. Does Mr. Spward ihink tlat ile way in which this inan has been tratel by the (ovorment deserves to be c ulled Ieminently huInmane ;" that the hard hip the palpable crtelties, which were as Soch~tedl with his Imnprisonment uratil wit, il a very late period, were such ns to give. him the right to preach clemency to the people of another country ? ''mstunToUTmAT. (ovrits.,sT FR TUP. Sott.rn.-Tlhe following Is time resolution -looking ton territorial form of government fAr the Southern I'tates, which was offered in lie llouse of- Itepresentatives by Mr. fllrooanii, of Pennsylvnia. Tie resolutLion was allopl by it vote of yeas 107; nnys 3eJsoled,i That i1 Commillee on Terri. toiies ie iitructet to inquire into tie ex pedinticy of reporting a bill providing tord torial govermmeints for the several districts of comitry within tho juirisdiction of the Unitod States, formerly occupied by the onmce exist ing Stat es of Virginiin, North Ciro Hima. Soum h Carolina, Gleorgia, Florida, Mis sissiim, Alamanma, imiisima., Arkansas, nmil Texas. and giviig to all amlilt male miuabitmats born within the limits of the Uinite-l States, or dily naturalized and 'not participaite in the lato rebellion, full. equal poltical rights in such territorial govern lt~rTisTiiiAN Ft.r Is SAv.NAn.-John Shephordi, who attempted to walk one huin d-et amid twenty hours, in Savannah, with mit rest oi sleep,* boanme completely ex hanamitcit. amml fell Iusenslble when lie had walkedi omie humndred and ninei hours and titieen minimutes. Previous to this his legs hiad swollen'so that hie was compelled to hare thmem bound roundi wit~h bandnges, and his feet liad bmrst through the stout bregang whmich lie wore. Thme enorumonus quantit.y of counter ei ractioinal currency which comecs t( the11 Treasutry for redeumptioni, some of' wich ist so goo~d that it us taken for genuine, bas st imulated the dlotCtivos to umniuual activity, aitd last week a numbior' of counterfeite, with thec piinto~s for printing fifty centunotes and a large amuount of curroney for cirou,. lationu, were captured. From recent experimonts muade by ihe Laond~on l'neuma~itie Colmpainy, it ap pe~)ars3 that one ithundrd and1( twenty (tons of goads can be sent through their eighteen miles of tubes every hoiur, at a cost of tess than one penny (tw et) per mile, 285 gallons of sorghum molasses were matde from one ae of cane this season by a Rockinghmam (Virginia) tartmer. A Washington dato says Southern gemntleutmn are leaving Washingtoni withm time conviction thmat the President wilt not issue a ne w amnesty proolama.. tion at present. It. is said that somie of Morrissey's persomal friends urge him, now that h e hats sit Iisfie4hbit ambition by secutr ing an elemction, to resign, Heo de. elinled "acceding to their request." A n exchango says that Mr. Morris sey Visited the Ciapitol a fewv days ago and noticing time speakor's desk, .Inqur ed whether "that was where the referee sat." The* results of the California ex ori mens n hemaniufaoture of slare now seen ini the show windlows of San Fancisco. in tihe shape of elegantdross pat tenis. Tme Navy Register for 1867, wvill showv that of 600 vessels in the navy at time close of time war, there are how b~ub.204J, mounting 2A63 gnins, Since 'last Jaouuary, 415,643,898 gu marts of milk have been sent to New York over time Erio, the .Harlem, uind the Hudson River Railroads. Wemndell Phillips says. thmat lie.1s "'wedded to . principje." Hie must lie mnuch suoeb a husbapd as Brigham Youmnge who, it is 'said, doesn't SgO arme of his wives. once a year. tio seieiitill worlis uoir. Inter oeted in aniepormlaus . tnrolite' sent to the Acatdermy of Soioneenbhy Marshal Biaaine, from Mexico, It weighs some 870 kiclogrammea. Heroines of novels are alwaya wring.. ing their hands or handling their rings. IMPORTING & MYANUPA P'E-amT, vWxz Whoresale Druggists' and Dealers in Drugs Cheoicals,' Per N9. ?38 KEIN ST1IEE1 N. A. PR A'l, L. V. W Chemisi to late C. s. NwlreaudAMiniag Bureal oct 20-6m EXTENSIVE STOOK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL A T N0.2?1 Mi.ST., CUllILESTON, S. V. N OIW opening 0ne of the best assorted Stock of Fall itti Wipter Clot hiig, of. fered in man1y years, all 1oilitie'S fraIo the 'oest grades to fle filent Fabrcs-, (n go4t ent up expressly for this Market, by one of the largest Manu'cturing liouses in the count.ry. Also, a Fill Assortment. of MIENTS FUJIN ISHING GOODS. Ant a large stock of liolt6iP wild illneri'mi' Clill s,. aild: Clms Millers an~d VCsilligs, whreh -xi1 be mado up to orler in tee- beet. styles, uAder the care of t first celo CUITER FROM E.UROPE. A Liberal Discount. miinde to Dealers. Plantation Clotlung fuul IEetledmnull, front Grey English Kersey.. B. W. 'TUntrt otis,. wM St.rTHIRsse.', Su perint IIndtnt. Agent oct lj-V*'tt, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,, N. E. C011, iIKfl & MARIKT S1,,. - CILRUMVOCN,. 8'.. c. Likenesses of alt Kinds talieni i' tiMe highest. perfection ir the art. Oct -11--m i. w. 0AY. w. w. uit..ir, 0. o. nonIs.sos. R. W, GALE & 00.,' 415 anI 48 WENTWOITIH STRE1T, CIIARL[ESTON, S. c., J)RAI.E~Its IN Carriages, Bugges, Harness., &C. A1.80, AGEN'S FOR Robinson & Sona" 19tnmt Sirciellel, Cellctil ald Rivited LEATIElR BELTING. DOUBJL and Single compeising all desira Doble widths. Every lielt warranted to give perfect satiefaction, and sold At. mattum facturers prices. oct 9..-3 S.A-]WT-A. CL.A..TS, HEAD QUARTERS,!I Ilas E31.l'.tIl oF FANCY 0001)8 T'OYS, 1l0131,S, GAMES FRENCH CONFECTIONA lY, ANDI -AT 290 KLNG S3TREET, (Three door1s below WYentwor t.) CHARLESTON, S. O, ' VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR., 8?TABL.ISIIED in the year 1851, in this aL city, h'as upene~d, for the inlspeationl of the public, thte most Splendie! Assortment. of Toys, Dolls, Gamjes, China Toilet Goods, beautiful Mantlepicce Ornaments, Ladies' Work -hoxes. ,Jewel Cases, &c., French Con fecoionary, Fireoerks, &c., suitable for Presents for thme comning Hlolidaysi, sutch as are not to be foutnd ini any other establish. meat in thme South, -and to which the pro. prietor respectfully solicits at tention. Accordleons, Iliarmionicas, Portmniontnics, Blags, Beads, Cotmbs, lirnshes, Perfumery, Pipes and Tobacco, Kerosene Oil and Isamps in thinGreatest VarIety, &c.' A liberal discount will lie made on al goods sold 1o dea.crs, n'nd TOYS AND FIREWORKS can be purehased in $5, $10, $20, $60 and $100 lots, put up to suit tihe country t'rade. All packages ar~ ptut uip with carre, and wfll bs sad, per express, to any address upon reeipt, of Cash, or C. 0. DI. Ffl'D. VON SANTEN, Proprietor, oct 9-Sm. ESTABLISHED 1854. LENGNIC & SELL, Importers alld Dealers tAILLINERY, STR AW, A ND North-east corner Meeting and Market Sis,,. CnARLESTON, S. C.. I NVITE the Trado to examine their full Iand variedl assort ment of, Bonnets and Hats, t'immed and isntrim med,. Ribbons, ol' all deserniplions, Flowers, Feathers, Dress (Caps,-. Nets, Veils, of newest designs, Ritches, laces, Qrapes, Silks, Corsets, Sklrts,& e&c. oct 96 MILLS HOUSE, .. C'ornr Queen and Neeting Streets, CHARLESTON, S. &.-ilSP P1 ANf-- LD fo eeeltion of visitors, htaylti hbo refurnished with"'Now ind'El'eant 41i-. lure thron ghoutj ahdffeti fp p trayelrler; becoda saudqnvehlnooncaab.i irat Ciass 1-T , not to be eqtla1)id by~ny North. or South. The patronage. of the1 putblio. -Is respectfully solicited. ' Rates oUfoard pes' day, S.0 " " per month as may agreed ona. JOSEPH PURCFDI,, fob 24'60-.tt Proprietor. OTURINGDRUG HOUSE Manufacturing Chemists, finnery md Druggists SwndlQp, CIIARLESTON, S. U. ILSON, P. B. WILSON, .Chemuist to late -C. 8. Ord. Dpt. F. -'ORSEY, RSUUC~Js.oHt Ta) Horsey, Anen & Co., HATS, tAPS AND STRAW OODS, NO. 25 1.I YR STiAR7' CITAllLESTON, S. C. Rapt 18-11a. J. H. BAGGET, & 00., FACTORS. 10 ACCOlODATION WIARF, CH A R LEST'ON, S. C .ive their attention exelusively to the sile of LONG AND SllOlT STAPLE COTTON Libe III idvan:cu ImI-ilo on consigunn ents sept 6.- nwiblno NEW BPRING G-09. DRY GOODS CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL,.WEBB & W0., BANCR OFT'S OLD STAND, 28'7 KinyiSv., 3.duors Below Wentworth. %V e hao now opetted a. splendid Slock of Spritng t-lods, English, Fi'enoh.nnd American, which are- of the most desirablo styiles the mnrkejs can aiford.. To-plante-rs furnihiing tho-Freedmen cither for clothingot' for hatter with them, our wholesalu rooms- o0rv every indkicoment. 'inntation goodb in. overy variety. This being a.bnay. season with the plaa4er and hie not able to visit Iht city,. ordirs Ie coampanied with city reference will, meet witi prompt attention. N. It. SaiurlMo. with I price lists, sent to nny.part or the State. Our stock. consisum. li plart of Whit-e Osnaburghr. Siriped Ot.:nihnwgs, Mine Denihip. Brown Denims,. hleavy lhrown Sairtings, Fino Sea 11alnd Brown shir.t-inage, B1lenahed Shirtings, Bilenched and hirown hairtings, t 9.4, 9,. WO--, 12.1 Plaid ile and 8:tripped' Il to meIau.spanas. lleached tand Brown Drills, Black French. Broad cloths, lhosiery and.-loves, Irish Linen ly 1he piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam. nsk, till qualities, ('alicoes. nil qualities, D)ress Goods, Domestic Glingha:nsa, Fin:b Scotch Ginghamnns, Spring Silks and Black Silks, Colored 'Mnslints, in every variety, Fine French -Muslinls, White and Black Goods, Farmors' Brown Linen Duck, Fnrn. ers' Drown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills ad CottIonades. Together with every vnriety to be found n our hine; which we offer at, W1101.xSA LK AND HttTA IL.. All Domnestio Goods are sold at a very mmli advance on Agents' pricos. We would respectfaully call the nitlenlion >f the Plantmers, Merchants, and the ciii. .ns generally of Fairhield istrict, to our :dvertiemnent. and solicit a call from them alhould they visit t he city. STOLL; WEflBI& Co., Co. 287 King St., :1 doors below Weniworth Charleston, S. C. If C. STOLL, Ohanrlosi on, .II A RLES W EBB, lI. C. W AI.K Elt, . jan 18'66-iy r William G. Whilden & Co., YoRlMa~u.Y of hAYDEN & WHILDEN, DEALERS IN WVatelle~s, Jewvelry, Silver Ware, CROCKERY, CHINA,' GLASS WARE, andi louse FrIlishling Articles. Old.G7old and Silver purchaae. Watches and eweiry repaired.. 255 KIxa-s-r., conN~ia or nISAIJN, CIIA RL ESTON, S. C. iT WHOLESALE, NO. 11 JIAYNE STREET. WM. . thE , 8AY.Tu MAJ.. nov 27stf ',LANEU Fernandina, Jacksonvllle, an all .the JAmsdIngs on tiho St. John's River. VIA SAVANNAHi, GA, TIIE SPLJEND[D STEAMtIlIP 1000 TONS > DA1PTAIN LOUIS 1 SliP Nlisai .from Southern ibofolace~ :ufreight isbpader or:avego on had, R ,o thO .6f o Ageney Noi e1%as 1911orstbr Wharf.. - -V JD. AIKEN & CO., Aget 9 ~TINaWARE-4 TI 1 AJ? L4 VI1 Arid .1d -nlasote. aand~and for sale Jow, : .KP/l'Oll!, AMo)ABTgI o ott leit J OHNO. DIA L '(Late AjLLEN & DIAL,) ign f th Goldel Vqd.Lock, OLU BIA, S. C., WlQLF Mi0,AND RETAI, Importeir vi 'aer In English Aid Amerlean EARDWARE & OUTLERY, I RON, STEK.,6 Nails, Castings, * lill Stones Bolting Cth00i, Circular saws, Mil111 rons, SgrPans; LIDLI IRUBBElR AND LEATHER BERUTIN, Carpenters, Iilneksmiti, and Tanners' Tools, lousekeeping nnd. AGRICU'.TURAL IMPLIMENTS, Line, Cement, Plaster, Paints, Oils, French and A merican Window Ginsa, Guns, liicc, Pistols, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Powder, h'ot, &a., Mh %;UOOS! N11W G00DL. A SECOND SUPPLY OF JTSEDW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED. CONSISTING In part of Ready Made Clothing,. WI'ankets. Shawls, Half and All Wool Mianes, Bllnek Bomn bazines and Alpaccns, llaclt 'nwM Colored French and English Merinoes. Rook Isind Jeans and Cassimeres, Foench andi. En glsh Cassi ncres, Tweedh; and' Sattinots, Filnnels. (while, rei and colored,) Hoots. Shios, lats, Cais and Fancy. Articles. h'uning, lloping, Sugar, Coffee, - Flonr, Cheese, &c. A% general n ioltmet of irdware Always on ianda. Mitf which can4be bouizht very low. Tii(BlPSON, WITHEtS, & CO. nv 8-1- f 1LW GOES I! rT IE.subscribers invite itlentiou to-lheixr OF .]DDYT GOOJDS, containing the uual va.riety. of lRendy Made Clothing,. Dres- Goods, Triinmingi, Clonuesu,. ; ~inens, Blankuts;. Cnssimneres, Kenitucky Jeans; Ihats, Shoces andl.foots ; Groceries, liardware, Crookery,. Books, Medicines and Wooden Ware. Ojur terms are Casih and we hiope to se euro a~ liberal pat roitage by soiling at small pronits. K(ETChIlN, MoMASTli & CO. oct 18-tf Ilotel itange. Sceitllcover the S0outh Carolina },1It. G r.NER ALI SUP"T8 OFFICE, CH ARL.EsTON, S. C., Nov. 3. 0lN and after Wednesday, November 7th the P1assenger Trains of this road will run the following schedule: Leave Charlestoni, . 8:0O0 a m Arrive at Columbjia, -6 .20 p in Leave Colunbia, 0.60 a mn Arrive at Charleston, 4.00 p. mn. T~tnoUOli MAIL, TRAIN. Leave Aiuuta, 5.50 p mn Arrive at Iingsville 1.05 a mn Arr-ive at Cohumbla 8.00 a m Leave Columbia 2.00) p in Arrive at Kingsvillo ,. 8.40 pmI A rrivo at August a, 12.00 n ght nov 8-tt i T. PEAKE, Oca'l Sup't. Gen'l Supt's O0f.ce, 0. & S. C. Railroad. COUBAo N.,Nv.7 86and after Nov. 7, 186)0, TIIROUGJ[ .A ENOGER sTRAINS, will run a. bo- - low : Leavo Cotlumia at 8 10 A. M. M Arrive at Chua'.lotte 0.40 A. M4 Leave Charlotte at 6.10 A. M. Arrive at Cdmbla . 1.40 P. M. JAMES AN DESS~ON, nov 0.if. superintendent. $4 riateAnnum. N W O$ MAMKOTE 8HMET sgtb~1. fty'4lrelationintheBtate .,. 10e -. -. IRD Edt~rs& re.s Ao fLaui1alylng four 91 iqk .Mottnt. Ferry on EI~*~ IlI~,-The o arte t~uy aor'os-of g1~tV~~ )ntm*~ abo th. amopf 11 .a~bl4d WlJfIs No, 10Ootton Land, i~i ~q~6Ut 4o~ te~og &e., applg to Li roesdence, four ale ti no . 8