The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, February 20, 1867, Image 3
[atest by Telegraph,
Dongressional.
WASHINOTON, February 17,-Shor
man m substitute syaspasso at half
past 6 o'clock, this imorning-29 to 10.
"his'Is snbstantially Blteiiie's itmold
Imeit--whlch is as followit
Sic. 5. And be it'fdrther enatod,
Thait when the constitutional aiend
ment proposed'As article fourteen by
tho ThirtyNilth Congress sihalf have
cotuo a part of the Constitution of
tuo ITitod States, by the ratification
of three-fourths of the States now
represited in Congress, and when'
any'ono of tlio late so-called Confede
rto States shall have given assent to
the sdnio and coiforned its constitu
tion and laws thereto inl all respcets,
and whenh it cshall havo provided by
its constitution that tle elective fran
chio shall be onjoyed equally apd im
partially by all mialo citizons of the
United ktats, twonty-ono yearsold
and upwards, without. regard to race,
color or previous cotidition of servi.
tude, except such as mliay be disfran
chised for part iuipating in the lato 1e
bellion, and when swid constitution
shall have boon subiitted to the vo
term of said State, as thus definod, for
ratification or rejoution, and whein the
constitution by the popular vote, shall
have becn submnitted to Congress for
examinnatio ab~l approval, said Stato
shall, if its contAitution be approved
b)y Congross, be declared entitled to
represc utat ion in Cougress, and Sena
tors and Representutivos shall be ad
initied therefroin on theit taking tie
oath pro'eribed by law, and then and
theralfter the preceding scutions of
tlis bill sall bo inioperativo in said
State.
It is prefaced by a pronmble pro
viding for (lie division of the lately so
ceded Slates into Military Distric s
simiiihar to those proposed inl Stevens'
bill, but givos the appointmcent of' the
oficors who are to conitrol them to the
Pr.esidect instead of the General coi
nanding. It further requires that all
death seitenCes shall be approved by
the Presidout; befire they can be exe
cued ; thcat the writ 4f habea s Cerpus
shalcl not. be suspenided, and thia t no ini
terference by the m il itary with the
State govertnient shall ocecir.
'Th'le iill will m1eet. with sCrians op
posit'ie n in the ,loue. Several l1e
publicasn, including Brandagee aind
Stev(n, are reported to be Indignant
at its propoanl to give to the Presi'dent
the right of appointing the officers,
approving sentonoes of death, ns also
its permissioi to the Federal Courts to
grant petit ions for the h/abeu corpus.
The friends of the measuro ppro
bonded a voto, ald it is feared tOat
the bolters will defent. it altogethlr.
'hree Senator, Messrs. Sailsbury,
Bnchnlew and .Davis, votcl nny, -for
roasons which they specified.
Mr. Davis moved- to amend the bill
so ns to make aill punishments for
crinies punishable as under existing
laws, but the motion was lost by a
vote of 8 to 29.
W.siu.ccoroN, February 1G.-The pro
ocedlings nre scattering onlliMaine's amtend
nient.. M:iy ancendmenuts are offered. bit
the point. (in which the Ilopubioan split is
lihe Confuderato vole: all favor the ilck
vole ; but some seem to abor :le idea of'
V disfranchising the whits and placing St ate
at the mercy of blac d hers A rl ;'leter
~J mined on disfrancel i.'ing lice ~Contalerni es
as a piunhment ; othcers becausea of !enr oJ
t heir Jalluece an~d votes as dancgcrucs to
S the co, atry. in thec course ot' debate, D)oo
- litt.le said the South I would niot necept uni
cersal sufrage, but would prefer icilizuary
rl.o WVilsoni resp'onde'd, ".\ih them as'
cept it."
Inc the llouse, conccurrent resolutioncs of'
thec New York Legrllature, approving lthe
istct. Columbiia suifraige bill, were pre
sentedi. Thelc alleged corrucptionc of mccm.a
.bers, iunvoving thc ennor' of' lthe house.
pr oisincg not. to do cer'tain tings if' the
President ohnnaged his polocy, emibra, lng
who thce miembercs wor'o, anid who cirrica
the messages between thcenu and thce Pc'esi
dlout, is reered to a Select Committee of'
. A bill to built light houses on the fol.
lowinig poinla cas passed: Jracddook's Poinat,
(in.; Comnbabico ihank, Ga. ;, Tlybce lsaa d
Kncob. (n. ; Morris island, 8. C. ; St. Simcc
ens, (ia. ; Wolfe Islandh, Ga. ;- and Apollo
.lsland, Via.
A bci providing for thce Presidenct in ease
of vacancy was passed ; frome procem. lihe
P'residenct of' the. 8enate, thlen the Speaker
v' of' the Hoeuse, tenc lice Suxpreme Judge
suecceds. Dold
XIteens' bill was resumel. Doitl
raid it was a decharationm of vair against, ton
Etates.
News Ifems,
E-r. LJouis, Februcary16.-Two...ears were
thrccown fromu a brIdge, tirty mnilesc Eacst of
St. .Joseph's--one person killed and man y
wounded, but. no Socuther'ns. The terrcitie
floods are washiag away bridges in all di
oxFebruary 10.-In the Su
-preme Courct of chcambers yester'day, lice
casoc of George Oiney, Captain of the steam..
er Washington, having conme on; pyulica..
lion for is disecargo on a wrcit, of Aabr as'
corpug was madto, the petilioner's coneel
contenecd that lice c'rgnisition -t ofeGv. P'ier
lont., was invalid, on thce giround thiat there
was ino suchi State as Virginia in lihe Union,
reoogncised by thoe , ederal G4overcnment or
Renate' as speh; tihat, Gov. Ierpont, had
been appolhsted Governr yythe Presidd ont,
bet, ico had noe right to make -such an ap
p ointment; that thce Uovorner of New York
had noe legal authorit.y to. eqatr iato a oiltI.
xen on the requisition of uov. Pierpont,
and that, we have no treaty with Vliia
for that' purposo. Olney was arrested ocn
thce requc lsition of- Gov. Pierpont , charged
with rnning ff is vessel wiio, under an
otahetfor doebt. Tho roeedi ngts of
id aoar~oloe frw npni Inor
s.nsbiga valqetosureybefore
the Supreme Conrt.
VuinA CAus, Februiary 12.-The! captnre
ofJiares is discredited. The Imcperiai
Gover'nment, has a dispatch ann~ounceing g
victory at Seaoataces. Jusroa ancd Mfinis
tors fied.
Wasuixo-row?, February 16,-H. S6. Ma
rio huas artod, whco bielieved Surcht, to be
here, but, nothing hia. boen heard of Sur'
Watlt.. - .*.
Th~o flputllican cauu appointed a Corn
ricittee of Aevon to 'comblne Stoets'' 'tavid
Elliott's bill to apply to all theo Southern
States. -. **
PAlar: 1Fe tly-16.-4tapqoeon's artny
4anisationg 4s la bcyoging.itp,
Aitsr at Urete unohman ge .
isMA, January 22.-Th er4(0
avawAv Februcby 6O-Gho 4. umell'
oca yc hiow. tever uc~Ij pretualhe; it r~A.
Thomas 700 cholera lents have occtrred it
five weeks. The sinall pox is abating
*biitanizas whites suffor moet.
WAsurNGos, February 10.-The Nov
Orleans Mot Counittee %fill reporl to :nor
row, condeinning Mayor Alonroo And con
miring lhe President. They say -the loya
people ate not protected, and will In con
vention report a bill Appointing a Governoi
and Council under whom the State can rM
organize. Only loyalists, regardless o
color, will he allowed to vote.
WASITsoros, February 12.-Tho Distriol
Suprieo Coturt hai decided in the Magru
der case, who, after disavowing allegiano<
to Great Britian, oufirming his belief in thi
Christ inn ieligion, swearing allegiance t(
the United Stames, and been admitted t(
practice, subs'4ipiently hecani a' Confede.
rate o flcer. In extent o: of the taking th<
oath. Magruder plead I lit lie believed I
awed feulty first to his native State, next Ic
(he Federal Governmenl,. This, Judge Ca:.
ter in intainedi, wits itself a bar to his ad
mission, e' tin if Iho tes5t oath did not Cxist,
The rule regarhing the testnaih was main,
tained ; and.MAtgruder's application reject.
oil.
Heavy frands have beendiscovered in thc
.outon Ctstom House.
The Repiblicitns are far from hopefitl of
gotting Elliot's bill through tho Senate ir
ti imo to I)COOme a law this session.
European despatches atato that the Con.
ference of the South German 8tie h1a
afdopted the army system. similar to Pram.
sia. The Cabinet Ministers of Italy hav<
all rcri Zn ed.
NrKw Yoni, Febriuary 12.-The buibling
corner of tiuul way and Loonard street,
erected fromn the Society Library Associa.
tion, but.-which has latcly been occupied
by 8. 11. Chittenden & Co., was et irely
destroyed by fire this morning. The esti
ital d valum of the building was $300.( 00,
while the goods were valued at l,0)).t),
Lox no x, iebrtary 12.-There were great
reform.demonstratious Vesterday and- last
evening. Every thing pansod off quietly
and ouIhusiastically. From represent at ioni
niade to the lonvernment, serioui Peniin
riots were anticipated nt. Chester, but tihc
atithorities wei'o watchful, and tho otbreah
idid not.occur.
Mmutn. Febuary 12.-The Quie uill
open the Couirts on the 30th of March.
From Washington,
WASHuINGwrON, February 15.-SN.
ATE.-The Louisiana bill was read u
secOid tin.
Mr. Trumbull spoke of' several
ailid menll S.
Mr. Vadesaid if it was aillened
fbo fnr they would loose it. I1e gavC
notice that he would give the Sinate
no rest when the bill came up till it
was pa!l.
Mr. Sunter was in favor of both
Steven's and the Louisiana bill. 1-e
huil aimendinents to offer ; ainonp
them, 01o no abolishing till de nrcs of
courts rinco the secession ordiinneo.
Mr. Fesseudcn favoi ed both hilb
anmi Mr. Blaine's amendmont, whicli
adinits the States on the adoption of
the Constitutional Amendment and
impartial suf'rage.
Mr. Wadoconlsented to postpone
anid the mendmet.nts woro ordered
to be printed.
Mr. Storelln'; bill was then tak.n up,
read a secoid time, and ordered to
be printed.
Tihe bill rofiring compound interest
notes pnsseid and goes to the House;
The Honse refused to conum: in the
Senato's anmendmo'it Io the tenure of
office bill including Cabitiot officers.
A Committoo of conference was ap
roitnted. The bill to pay the loyal
tate war debt provides for the issue
of one hundred -and - fifteen million of
fivo per cent bpoids. Ai. Delone said
this wn.-nt (lie tiino for much notion,
because the creditof the-- Government
was worse thain that of any State in
the Ui~aon. Referred to the Comnmit
teo of Ways anid Moanis.
WVasuiNGtos, F'ebrutary 1 4.--The
meet ing last night of Comnservn tive lle
pulic jans, friends of the President
and promtineot Sotherners in the city
at WilIlards, was mierely colloquial.
Nothitig was deterrmiined on, thoughi
the prevailing opinion seemed to dlis
poI the gloomi soimewhiat. Other meet
ings will follow. The anxiety regard
ing the imitnud iate passage by the
Senate of' eithecr bill is abating,
tliougjh the ceclumtent and approhen
sion is still great.
Misoollaneoug.
CIJTnLF.STON, Fob. Id.-Atthe An
niversary Bnnguct of the CIham'hor of
Cotmmercc, (ov. Orr said that our po
litical relations wore grave. Hie had
recently been int a position to consult
the controllers of the Government in
all frankness, anmd it was difficult to
toll the future political situation.
Several Southern gp~ntlemen hoped to
secure the suppoirt of conscryativo
radicals. Ihence the schieme. is
judgnmnt is that If North Carolina and
Ar'kansas adopt the progratmo, and
others adopt it or show a willinanoss
to do so, it will produce the best re
stilts and save the South from many of
theo proposed radical measures.
Washington News.
WAsirvNaTox, Februairy 8.-Houss.-Theo
Recoonstruction C'ommuittee's bill came up
and was discussed with gr'eat bitterness.
R~aymondl mado a strong opposing speech.
hianks begged Stevens to grant delay,
hioping that, disonustion would lead ta some
p lan which would harmonizo Congiss, the
,'xecutLive and the' country.
Stevens persisted In def1ance of fifty ap.
peals for delay from all parts of the Hiouse;
Tho previous question failedl of being
seconaded, yeas 6l, nays 112. lf~lt a dozen
atmnentsa, suibst ituit es, &c., were Immo.
diately presented anid ordered to be print.
ad.
The Thoonse then adjourned to tomorrow.
The following is the bill as reported from
the cominltteo
A bill .to provide for the more eficient gov.
ornment of the inisuirrectionary States..
Whereaui l'he pretended State govern
moenta of the late socalled 'Confederatt
States of Virginia, North, Carolina, Soutli
Carolina. (leorgi',, Misasissippi, Alabama,
I~oiiiana, FlorIda, Texas and Arkansat
\re set, uip without t'he au'Ihoriy of, 0on..
gross, and thoreforo arq.of no oon~itutional
validity j and. Iihic n ae
V~ereae They aren fI i n aduno
theo bontrabft~he 'uarelient ant lbadegs 0o
the r'obbillon, and aiff6o'd ho. tidetuate pro
tootiptsfor' life or apropett-y,. but cunte
nasoo and onieourago laslisjqessand qrime
Whereas, It is neqp 9y 1jbat peacetanm
iod orde sould be rio~ a som
Spate got ti.epbs'e ~legihy . Imod
la Th e efoltbpi9%. e49e& bya thefetta4
nid Jionse of Ronprmmtium arikah .Vatc
States of America in Congross assembled.
That each of the so--ollied States shalI cotn
stitite a military distriot, to be sulject to
the militarv autlhorities of tie United states
as herein enacted anl prescribed :
gro 2. And be it further enacted, That it
sliall bo tie daly of the Genmeral of the
Army, midor the authority of the President
of tle United states, to assign to lime come.
imand of said district an officer of the regu
lar army furnish' such offlicer with a milita.
ry force suificlent t.o etable hi1mm 10 pierfora
his ditties and enforce his authority within
the district to wlicih he is assigned.
Suc. S. And be it I tiher enacted, That
it shall bo the duty of each ellicer nssignted
as aforesaid, to protect all peaceable atml
law-abiding persons in their rights of per
sons and property, to Mupress imnsurrection
disorder and violenco, niad to puinishm or
cause to be punkished, n'1 uisturbe-s of the
public peace. :and criminals, tid !o this oril
ie mIay Allow tle local Iribunlals "to to
jutrisdict an fill,[ to 11ry oflenderis ; or, when
in his jmtdgmenmt it may le nmoessamry for tho
trial of olfendera he iaill ia-e power to
organize imilitary commissions or tribunals
for thil. plr-pois, anything inm time Conutitl.
tion and laws of file so-calledm States to lhe
comitrary notwithstanding, and all legibla
tive or jtndicial proceedings or precesses to
preveint or control the proocediigs of said
itilitary Iribiimalmi, aid all interferenuo by
said preloedel State governinentis with thle
exeri4e of militafury athiliority mntider thii
act, shall be void and ofr no etlrect.
Sc. 4. And be it thiier enacted, That
courts and jiuicial ofller: of tie Unitedi
States may issuo writs of habeas corpmtu in
behalf of pr-isoners in miilitairy enslody omly
when some commmirsioned otlicer on dt(y it
tie district where tie petitiont originates
shall endorse upon said petition astntement
ertlifying upon honor thia lie has knowledge
or information as to hlie causo and cireum.
stanices of the alleged detention, and that ho
believes that, tihe induorsd pet ition is made
inl -ood faith, aid tIhat justico may be dum,
an not to hiider or delay the puminishinent
of crimon ; and all persomis plt, uinidler iilita
ry arrest by virtue of thi-i nct siril be triel
withoit unn1mcessary d0ly, and io ern1l
or immutnumal punishment shiml Ile inflicted.
SEu 5. And be it further enacted, Th'at
no sentehe of any militiy trihinal, affeot
ing the liberty or life of any person mall
1)e executed unlil it is apploved bmy tle oli
cer lin comm-ind of time proper district, aui
tie lanwsi and regulatimins or tile goverlimieit
of lite armiy shiall int he aiffected by this net
except in so fair as they conflict, with its
pi ovisions.
toms.
Ilindlernert desMroyed 017,705,000 worth
of cattle il England.
Ai Indian pony may be bought in Texas
for a quart of whiskey.
A young man in New York was fined $5
for sleppiig oil ia iad.'I dress.
A choked hor in New iaveni was re
lieved by inseriitig a street hoso in his
moutt Ih and time water turned onl.
Briaidon, Vt., contributes its share to
war:i.s Iumnain misery by making 21,P00,000
pill boxes everyyemr.
There is, It is said, a space of 1,13i,000
square imiles around the North Polo which
is now a blank oil our map.
The expenses of running oil well in hlie
oil regions of Pennsylvania is fromi $25 to
$,0 t d(y.
Pickled poumltry id being shipped to Eng.
land from this comitry. They are pacted
iin salt. 81l1.
Time New York Tribuni tihinks low and
vuligar person-dliies -1re4 m1ore cornmlonl inl
Conmggress mnowy tIhamn inl lite tky wlenl tihe
Southern chivilry was ther-.
Lucy Stono, in a le-- e 'n imr r.,
cently, said : -"to he - -iet.:: lihns.
binds, but udthing fit itl tie1bu ro Ie r-.
pecked wives."
There Is i youtng lady in llarrishurg who
can play two pieces it once on time piano,
and at. tw same time sing a third. kSo cLi
lilndim Tomm.
Owimng to lime completion of ramil roads,
Rlomne and itorenoe mime now wiin twelve
hours' junmey of eac hm other,
Time Nor'folk 'J'rnal says t hat. Mr. Dale
Carter, Senmator fron miusell, ownms one
hmundredl ihousanid acim of land. -
Twenty well dressed y'ounig sqtuaws ail
braves, of thme Chmomtmw nit ion, hmr.-c arrive'd
at Nashville for time purpiose of goimng to
school.
Thme lato advices fr'om Mont ena mecnt ion
time discovery of silvr~m lo(&os which yield
fromn thrmmee to ton thousuad dollar's lper
ton.
Goldl has been discovered in time townshmip
of Loumghbor'oiugh, Canndta. It: Is also an.
nounmced that. golnd has been discovered ini
the townshmip of irloria.
There are nearly twice as many newspa
per's published ini time United States ase ii
all time rest. of time wor'ld bogethmer.
Ilereafter' no yonrhs sler ftrenty e
yearis of age are tb ho adnuit ted into the
llegular Army, save as mumscianas.
feast 1)ntler says the 'whole story about
his suing Un'ick-Pomoroy for libel, and time
alleged correspondence en thQ subject, are
forgeries..
Twelve ewes were sold recently in Ver..
nmont for one thousand dollars each, muad a
ram lamib was sold for two thousand dollars
at the same time.
A LoxingIon (Kentutcky') paper says that
that town has a piopulationm of "nine thou
sand p'ersons with eleven hmudred soble."
The deepest gold rmine in time Gmeat West
is at Gold 11111, Nevada. It, is 900 feet deep,
mind has a tunnel 100 feet long.
It wi'l surprise some people to lcar'n (bat
the IFederal military still occupy time Exe
cuitieo Mansion at Italeigh North Caroliiina,
to the excli'sion of lim Governor of the
State.
Tutu SGAn Cno.-The New Orleans
'limee places ime sugar crop of Lomiusiana
this year' at, 50.00.0 hnogshecads, anmd estI
mates thatit will reach 100,000 hiogshmeads
next, year. Th'le sugar crop last year wast
only 16,000 hogsheads.
lion lIenry Lee, for 'whom Slonth Caro..
lina cast her electorail vote for Vice-Pr-euls
dent at time second e.lection of (ien. Jackson,
died in B3ostod~ lately, at, time age of eighty
five.
Itls a pret ty poor' practice for a farmem,
to dig and delve, tug amid grnmb. aind clear
uip flfm y snes of land at a cost of two thon.
sand dollarr, amid thien tin time third yoear,
suren ler abcut a futtih of if, to briars,
brambles and ox-eyed daises.
NOTICE..
A LL pe-sons having claims agaInst the
.I. est ate of J. WV. D~elioney are requested
tm hand themn In, &ad thioso 1adebtod to make
payment tQl'I;2LJEJi'
'Aianitrator'.
feb 20-il5
ZDANt) WITE ONION #ET1?9
JTCIIIN, Mohi/TE & CO
I ub
KHTCIRUN, MWAS R & 0C,
NO. 1, HOTEL lRANGE,
ITAP', on-hand and are convtantly recelv.
ing from-NORTHiEAlN MARKL'TS, a
CHOICE STOCK of
aD]?TY' -OOIDS,
Conistilg of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
I)RiSS TRIUMMINGs,
WI ITE GOODS,
PINTS,
DROWN 17OMESPUN,
LONO CLTiIS,
IINEN1,
TOW~fhING, &('.
GENTLEMEN'S G00128,
lU(AR(1.\l,
JE.\NS,
W. I I A V 1.8.
UL.NKEiTS AND .ICAlPi:TINO.
LADIE$' and
Cll] i.!REN'S SilOES,
MIEN'S UJOOTIS,
8111: otiA
CROCKERY and GROCERIES.
FINE TEAS,
SUGAR,
CO F FEE,
ENGLISTI D.\IlXY '1 :ESR
MACK .11J,
SUGAR CUREDIIA18.,
BACON, &a.
TIN and WOODEN WAR p.
lIUCKIETS, TUBS, &c.
Fil OV E LS,
81'A 01:S,
A NES,
CU . TEitY,
1.0CKS, &c..
They also receive frequent. suidqies (of
31ISCELLANiioUS AND S lo(0L LO 1OOs.
They will also soon have as formerly am lhe
Odd vllows l1all,
WherJ they will keep-a complete nsot nient
,or
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Their Term are Strictly Ca-i.
feb 6
JEWELRY STORD9
W AT~~i n elery, (some, finese f f s ui.
lable for wedding presente, U", I
ltingx, every weight, 1'latod Ware, of every
vnriety, Hiiver \alro, Spounis, Forks, etc,
Fi nle I vory IInLa:nen l ludle E nives, Siellielt
imanufatu're. 5'l's Police 1istol, every
Variety of Cartridges. C
I soil for Cush and I work for
Cash 9!
Jan 10-1m
A LOT 01?
NEW VALENTINES,
Just received by
KETCiN, McMASTiER & CO,,
feb' 9
- asoT]:oT.
.11 * M ,' E. I.'ee nuol o b,' '. -
II Cr a' re- me abe pe ' i'l iee
,hr dea. 'V . w e, u'n or iie 1
Commr~is:oner~'s 0ce.
Wi 'hu 8.U C. 2d. ituunry, 16,7.
LITERAELY TRUE,
Cathoart & Matthews .]
WTISII to inform their f'riends to up~
derst and most emnphatically (lint0
hereafter wo will rorpuira CAST! for all arti.
cles sold, and no attention will be pad to
any order unl~ess accomnpauled with the
800 Tiushele Seed Oats,
,100 inch'es Yarn,
60 Ilar'rels Ohio Flour, (
0 Ularreln Lard,
20 Barrels Ex, O) Sugar,.
Also a general assortment, of .
Hard ware and Cfrocerles, C
WIll bo sold out, at. prices tbet defy corn
pet ltion.:
W~e'wih~ to Settle up'our bliainess entlrely
by the 1st, January, any persoin having any
settileuhents to mnake with na will do so by
that time and save .trouble,
de 18-t f
$AD S SIP
ptrices. Rcpafir do1e ia:'hi s't.
All *ork-warrateS 'Ufppet,:8oI*'an~ -Has'
pre Leather for gale.
NEW GOODS
JACOB WOLFE'S!
Nos. :1 and 4 Brick Range.
JUST RECEIVED,
A- - JARGE SUPP.LY Olf
IL0 , at ZI p.''
CANTON CIOTH,
ALJPCAS, of :d colors,
,1-A C )N -2T8,*
NANSOOK,
Cl!E1.CK And
]M OP L*1.,\W'N
id [Ss10iA NATN
11B181 blINEN,
W. I TE and .
CO.LOlW D 1\. 1A1SK1,
- QUII/ S, Paten,k. K1i,
all colors.
EN G; 0811 and
AM.\ EuCAN CLOT 1s,
JM ls-SX IN,
110CK ISLAND ^
and OEX)O IGA JEANS.
A Lill'(, Aso'tinuil. of
A1D.EW and
GENTLE311EN'S SliOEs
LADE'J'As ~ ' u.,
la\ULS nmi11
-E1 1SS aPlH
. ELLIPTIC JI OO',
latout, t ylo,
FRENCHU and
A31El'AN
COlSETS,
EAIDY-MAW 1i CLOTIITNG',
C11OCKEiRY, &o,
GOODS SOLD AT
CHARLESTON PRICES,
[Ole mi'ih tie (18sh I Hand.,
fel> 2
QRNI CORNII COHN l
)HIN lE Marylai hitc mid Yellow. For
nrle by 11 1 11 l R . ACOT, Agent,
No.2. 1oLt itngo.
EXP~ECTiED) TN ARIVE~.
)000 )bs. Clear' Slla and1( 8houlders,
bairrels JMascoydo Molnses.,.
I Lariels IEnhimerei* Famtil y Flonig,
'' "(rushed, C'nlaril and (I. Yellow
Pugar,
l Kerosiine Oil. Which will be 80~d
mialji rufits by
.in 19 No. '!, Ifoidl1;
Notice to tnhx P3yers~.
SSIdTA NTL A :SES 0 V' Ovl (;E.
U. s lI'i'EUNArL IllEN Ut,
Mi)N ie~i1.xi 5. C'., .January 10, 15t7.
W.'ILLI he n. 1he followinig pai-eii for thec
prpo'se or mal, n:gI asse(mtsTif no
comoc for the years 180-1 and 18111. Viz:
Shiloh, Jannunty 21,
I'enf.it erville, '' 26,
lirie's Store, " 28
YonnIg*4ville, - 29),
Thle balnince of the time I onn he found
tmy oflice. 8. 11. LIU M PK IN,
Ast, Assessor, 14th Ulv., id' (Col, Dial,
jan t8x2
State of South Carolna,
JLcy 11arrison,
vii. - In Eqiry,
oln 11. Ulnrison, fBill 4.fr.
Eli Iirisoin. J DJower.
N pn)diaioo of a decree inndo In this ease.
all the jindgmnt and .oho. er-reditora of
rdhns liarrisoni, doo'4 , are' horebiy tpoitiod
ri or before t)o .(irstAJay of Ma'nxt
clulbit and provo bf. stifflolient feslmonbny,
afore Iiho underslined nt his )lisco in
'innsboro, their several and respoetive
dgmonts, oC!Outin, d91%ebts, claiwms , ind
miandils against, the estate of said (delccas?
I.
All Judgment crodifors altso hotifled that
ecy areoenjoined in said- docree from en
reing their writs of Foiri Paolas agaist:
io sidl traets of land..-and o1l oi1.or ore
tore, that they are Eioreln enjoined from
'mnmenong or .prqsolipg any' siuit r
tits at law against the dofendrnit, John 11.
arrison. na Admlnlattator of said citate
lthput the leave of this court.
-II. At G A I.LAR D
Coiinislhdl1ner's Offseo, *
sept' 4--'1wifm
en' B upt's 00kee, C, Se de
COjtIIA,p~, C., ov, T844
iseWQ h496te 4/ 4,. -A ..10
Arvet Chr1oma. g& A - 40 j)
/ i(tdni u
_& 1MANUF I
Wh oles(Al D ggists' am
Chepaieg t o t In, i.Nt ro tund lliuitg Ilu1rel
;1111m1 G. Whildon & Co,,
anud Howse.~ Furni sliui A rtiles,
ON CimeS!PIr tie)N, S. Wach. n
AIT VNtIO1.11L1~, NO. If RIAYNE 8Ti1i'.ER
ESITA1JJIKHED 1864,
LENG1I0 &-SLL,
Imipurters and IhUmrn
MILLINERY, STRAW,
A ND
('IIAElLMS'I'ON, S. (1.
I NV ITC ,I he Trmtde (4 exotnille theil, fili
11,111-.4.11 . k ii Hats~, irlmiiod mitld untilm
I l tl..(,faeli lO~ e I itjq,
I: .qis 1 ll hrs, JDresse Cc..
II it'ies. I.:owe', I~n~e Bilks I'
4,H &1. 0.L
3 Iic 1 1 C~.M DA. 1
At h~e .pi, of the (?olden MI&'Lvek,
WV ITO LE.-j lNI AND) R1111'A'I i,,
finimter id fletiler it Etgiuo ul
HARD WARE & 0CUTLEBY,
Pi M) t ll. 1~ '.
INDIA 11111910~R AND I.H1ATI'E LTING,
Carl or110's, ill ekipliid I
wdTluuekc' Tn,,vei
Furitsing Uifrdire,
AQGICULTWLAL IMP11!1MMTS
WTRUG H0USE
i"CTL1RI ~w.N(4 "Dw~ f V O1J*
I Manufactu!ring'C hcmists"
T, 0 .111.1d03, , c
V I L"SoN, r.WLSN
IA. Chemist to late C. 3. Or1t. IApt,
VA IR FI E1 11) 1)1 R'I 11 .1.66"
IN EQLurT,
1x pare.
Wm. 1E. Aiken, ntl Petition to
Agtstsl it.31. .\lkein,
A 's F Ew of 15Per'eonfto Tesli.
David Aiken, doc'd. j mnly.
il Pet itioner inl tei nl,ovo stated np.
.a.. jaiv tiouS, hIVilg ille heir pwlitiol to
perpefunto Itstiniony or a ro tllenent hind
on 22d Felrnry, ISI] between ho licira
A law of Davili Alken. decesed, Ad of a
divisiotn ldsd partition of tho real estato of
satid de' %tled by 11ho said h1ei1s.
it i3 o'.red, on motion of Mri'. Illon,TFo.
licitor o' r iho Petitionura, thla, in irnsti.
inc of The Act of tle ( leneral k.stiliy in
Ioch e tIuC0 ado tid providal, fill p,-r 4)ns
inler esied in (le above st atetd mnntIi 1er' do
nlip'ar it this olice three iontill fro Illh
flito hereof, it examino he evidenn 118t
may bu prodluced, ald irod(l enV0.1 'v .ee ift
reply, 11, A. ("Ih W
C . . .
Commi ioner's Ofice,
2211 Nov.. 1860.
nov 24-lawin.
l ute to Pld.
TIo StaIe of:Sottim Caroliua.
F-A I It F I E' L ;I IT IICT.
IN Thlu CnMMOSION 'rAs.
'1. Aifachmoini.
John Adger,
11 1, 1RIAfl) tie PltaintifT'lid onl t.1.4v
T -7th dny of May, A. 1). 1 HM, file bl
Declarationl ngninlst Ih -11)efenld 4nt, who (n-4
it is stid, its absets from aisd withou [ito
litmits of fite t ate, 'nnd ha 4 either vwif
lior nforntey ktown wilin lihe umu upoti
ishm n Copy of 1.1t said declaraiti'a itight
Ie sorlved.
It. is tchreforo ordered that. tihe saidi Do.
feitl1nt 0i nptpen 3rm plest lo tie. sahs!
Declaentinn oin or 1efore itl th tny of A ay,
A. D. 1867, otherwise fiil a:il absoitit
judlgmenit. will 1h011 be givens 11ad awarnded for
.tho nMaititi against hii.
, 8. 1P. CLOWNEY. C. C. P.
Clerksl Otpoe, Fairfield I~itrli ,
Ni ny' 7th, 181M0.
mnay 10'h1'..ltomly,
RULE TO PLEAD.
Maigareft 681w
vd. Attachout.
Citrohis eider, J
w IIIfl EA$ is"t Alssints;1' Il 911 tlip 1*8da
hay of1 Aigitl, %. 1). 18ec0i, Ile her
Declarion n-,v' w-11 :,it, who, (as
it is sail) i .- , n nnid wtoluit iltst
iits of's I bi -, hs)wing neilher wife n1o-1
Altornoy k now whiii Iho' stamo, upont
wihmi it Copy lisight he servel.
Iis h s-e t'oro or-d red, 0h1 1h11 Defen,1.
0111 s14) as ppea' st11 pl0d to Itis i X hrat''ionsL
onl Or lefire ho 18h 1 inday of Anttgutat, A. DM
I F67, otherwise final And abolt judgmen.
will t0h1 Ito givsn ln nttr WT11'ded for th
Plaintill', against himst.
1. t. Ct.OWN iW, C, C. P.
Clsr'ias inae. 1"aheirl I)istricI.
Attgnst 1711h, 1800.
aung 2!-- xle~tmly
RU..E TO PL EAD.
.Tie Sinato of 6S:1h Cal aa auta,
F A IRfFIEL B11)is Ill'CT110'I.
IN Tlt 003M3t.N rt.r.A B.
B. A. lloylion, Extrx,
vs. .\At~lahmonit
Johno Asger'. e
dn fMay, A. A). 1866l, file a iUcela.
ait Ion nanst the I Des )fendanst,, wiho~ (1$ It is
sasidi) is abi,u frotm, and3 wit hout Iiho Ili i
ofi Ihis 8Shate, andss hs ntther wife or'3 it -
tornsoy, knowni wi iint ihna mo it ton wh"Iom
a copy of the ssaid deelarstion tmny bo sory
esd
Its isoreforo or'der'ed that thte said jSe.
fentdant (1d qoipen and1( leadlI t isid (do.
clitalo ont otr0 before' fts "iih d'uy of A~lf,
A. D. 1867, otlsherwio finald andl rutolsatei
juodgtme'nt will I hten bdt given uind awardedsc
for the Plainti111 ttgusnithim.
Clerkh's Officae,
Fasis'f'idld iist rict, Msny 22, 1800'.
mIay' 20'0-l e3mnly
State of Souith Cariolina.
FAIRIELD D)IST R10CT,
1N 'Tis. (003I3toX PY.3AS.
WmVr. R. Rloberteonl,
-vs 1Atllachmntt.
Jno, Asdger. J
'1T1I]ER0AS, theo Plsa~iifli did m
V tho 30th dlay of MarchOi,'A. .1. 18011
file his declasrat Ion fagnst te Defentdat.,
who (ats it la said) is abstt fromi atnd with...
Onit the imails of thiis Stale, and( isi halt ite
ilto no attrney known wiithtin the vanns'
upon whomt a copy of the sasid dosolarataiont
ndsghit be sterved:
itis tther'ef'oro Ordered, fthat the saqid Do.
fondant dos appearO~t 61nd pleadt to~ therid do..
Olaratison on or before the31lst (day3 o1 .'Is'ch,'
A. 1). 1807, othserwiseo fitnal iaml uibsolitlo
fndgmront will thtan hso givenu andi award'edit
or the Plalintiff aginst him.
.3.L CL4OWNY, C, 1'P.
'Clork's Ollico,
alrfield Distrsiot, f
mttralh 81't;O- e0o1y
HeheduLk over the Sosat ('afolioji IL S
OJ'.NEitAL SUr T OFFION.,
* OdaiARFSeon, 8. 0., No 3.'
{\Nosnd aufter WecdnosdIay, Novotor 7th the
UJPassengOer TIrains of this road will 3ti
1he folljowlog sibetulo
Leave' (hhi-loshn, ' .00 ti i
A rrive ait'oueimb1a, '5.20 p fra
Leave.Columbia'i *..0 la is
'Arrivo'at CTharleston, 4.00 pt m.
'klinltt~J NA~i TRAIl' -
'Iey0 stD')ia, .&.59 p m
tArrlt t K( ngtIlld 1i.00 a ns
Arrivo at, (Coltrbla 3.00 11 mn'
Leave Ootnblha ' - -2.00 p at.
Arrive ?4 Kingsvinle .340
PE 5
11 ir'a fre , for M.
et a ht f' Itnni(Phstev p
aai lui or't *8iOys' 4