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Latest by Telograph, Cablo Despatchos LONox, S3pt. 14. --'Tlie .Ico Of tlhc clpper slips frotmi Chma, with new toa, was won by the l'eipiig ; sixteen vs. selvs stalted situaneously. treaty with the Um-d, Sttes, gr-atly reIlucimg the rates, was concluded to day. VtENNA, -Cp. I uI,n-otnt Charloes You IPranlmIstt:einii iecceds W ydei. bruck as Minister at Washington. News Iteimsi. Asi-\o rox, Sept. t-.TeCali fornia Denocrats have twe.ty litajry oil ~iot allot, anid two iibers of A RiubliCn i(ct ing was held in Philadelphia to dhy, :It whclii Sqnators reSIA1tion del;(aring i the <b y of Con. gres to ipilwach anl try. ai, if guilty, removo the President, Ias"01 enthu.Hi a. tically. McCool has (ballenged Joe Coburn to ihtfor 1,40,001). Coin in the Treasury, $100,022.000. All Omah11a dispatch says 127 lodge:s of' Ar1apahloes, un1der. L"iule Shield,1 pro poIS surrendering, provied oh whit; protect thei and feed their fiunilies. Orders have been issued to accept the termi. The Domniican GovernmiNt refuses to sell Saiana to the UTited SLites, for a naval station. (Jen. Grant hasissued an order to the Distriet Coniiaiders, directintg them to co-operate with the CoittissionCr3 .0n(d Assistant Commissioners of the Freed mI wen's 1uCaul, in) reduticinug the nutmber ot empltyecs a n ndvoi inteers still ret ailned in service, by giving dtais of omes and enlisted men of the army, to tk their places, wihei it cai bo done wit' out ioaifest deLiment to tie service. The Peideintial party, including Gratit, leave :i .Io: o'clock onl Iuesida , The G overnor3 of New York and .New Joro--ey, with their swili leave Jer. 8ey ' City oi Montlay, for An neta it. Kelly vill shortly re-vwit the Smuth, cottIiniing his attention to the sea-board 1Htates. I' lwill Ilooth applied for1. Wilkes oothi's trunk. which remained at the Nat cnal luteL, but the w ar Depart. ient refiused to pernit it removal. R hiN Septomber 1-1.-Abner .Marks, ehargo(' with ring Adams' .Epress ill ini 'l'enlesser, about, a year go, of821,000, was arested hlic to day. NxW Ont1-ANS, S.3eptembher 14.-Gen. Frank W lcat.on, commanding, this post, was violently attacked by fever last eve Iing. 'eIo deaths from fever to 6 o'clock th is miornoing amount to 1.11. Fr. LtVt:Nwoirrn, Sept. 12.-The indians obsiit.netd tao rairad near Fort Marker, and fired into the wreck from ambush, iturting no otte. NF,.v Yotim, Smpt.. 12.- - 'ho Nationv' Grand Lodge oft Odd Fellows imiects here on Monday. A whiskey fraud of $410,00 has been dlisAOvered in 3rocklynI. VAIt NGTON, Sept. I 2.-The follow ing-is Grt nCpOtion to the recent 1x. ocutivo proinmtlgattion : "The following proclamation of the President is publish ed for the infornition and guidanco of all concerned." Wm. A. Wallace, Chairman of the Penntsylv~antia Dentocratic Central Cott mnittee, Honi. Jai. C~amnpbelh, and JHon. Aia iarker-, tromt Penisylvantia, are herec on a ttissioni not t rainspi red. TJhecy tep-. resenit tho Pennsylvatnia D~emocrats, and are con::dent ot carryitng the State. A ciricular ftrom the Adj utat-.ene rg ollic directs thie use of theo tmail instead af the telegraph for, routine comi mi iuiea tlonis. Sickles decliniestaddressin:g the Rie pubtllicans im defetnce of htis course, 0on the ground of military etiquette, inuternal revenue receipts to day, $330,000. Theo Democrats at Norwich, Conn., fited thirty seven gunus in hiotnor of the results in California and Maine, anid an extra gun for Montana. Gov. Bullock has been re-nomintated Govetrnor of Massachuisets. One~ of the resolutions adopted by the Convention says :"We, tlherefotre, in behalf' of the peole of Miassachlusetas, whilo declar ing our apptoval of the -just measurcs of Congress to arrest the carcer and defeat the plans of this dangorous anid desper ato tman, pledges also to that body, in the future, the fullest supjport, ini such *consequential measurtes, ase.in its wvis *domi, it may find it necessaty to resort to, in luthterance of the same, and oven to tho exeruiso of its ext.taordiniary pow.. cr to roitove from oflice this destrover of the putblic peace, anid this enemy" of the CGovetrnmcnt itself."J N uw OlRLEANS, Sept. 12.--Yellow fever deaths up to this morning sixty C uausTON, Sept. 18.-Qov. Orr ''has pt rdlonedl a- freetmian namned Smart Chtisolmn, convicted of murdei-ing htis stop)-dlaughtter, on conuditioni that lhe would leave tho State for five years. LEiAvi;N Wo'Tr, Se~pt. 12. -~Sheridan has assumed conftmand, and H ancock leaven for Washintgl.on to-day. IT AVANA; Sept. 8.-Santa Atina's son is contemnpltinhg an expedition into Mexico. / TJ.wo hutndlr.d eigar makers, eng'agved im thme strike,/have beeni throwntitto prison. Thj paymet of (axes is very O tterboupg presenteui his credetn tal s to Juatz,. as Miriister hTieipotentiary of the Utet States, on the 20th. M, Magna, grussian Miiiister at -Mokico, is kcept in Acclulsiotn at San Luts. He is un!pposed to be insane, and disregards orders from Prumssin to leave the .coun t-'y. -Admairal Teothoff arrived at Vera Crus bn the 36th, and left for the capi. ial nu'S day. PO1/TL4ANu, ME., Sept. 10.--Cha-m 1,erliin was lected .Oovenor yesterday by about 14,000. TLhte Damoemaat hue, giins throughout the Stato, Th Re Q publicant loss in Bath is 247. Tho Dem. cratfs will gain representativos in some of the towns but not enlorght to give thmini much power in ho h L'gislature.- - In 109 towniv, givigll Ciamiberlain over J,1C000 tiajority, thero is a lipublican loss of over 0,000 voterzfl SAVA mANNi, Sept. 10.-Joseph Sear. uthers, f['Ulcr of the (Cit ral Railread Haink, laconlded with &i.000 on Satur day nihot la:t. $1,S00 reward is offer ed for Ik pehnin N .:w yoi, 'it. 9.--Dept y Reve. tote (olLeor Allen, of Wiroomkiv, wA arrede~td thiii Ioinllg, T[ho'charge against, lhm is fra udi. IN I:w Yolu<, Seoptemlber 9.-Adivices fron Panaia to the 1.9th August have been recelved. The report of an at te iptled revolut ion inl ]lehtnz, Alor ur, I anid il failure, is cn)IfirmIIed. enecRal E. I. Cooke, Neeretary Unit0d States Lega t ion ait "4antiaigo, Chili, diet on1 the 6h Au gIAt. 'T'he re.iign t ion (i' the V ico- Presi dent of the Argentino Iepliblic had beent tend ered, but Wa1s refused. 'lhe President, inltt'nds to lead the armiles ngainst 'araguay. Cholera is; st j rni ng badly in somie of, the Dist ricts of N icarag'ur. 1p 1or i5o '~OLu.JM:s 11.'~ 111n I...--lrom th ie AI)Cville innr wye learn i that, (oin Fri dy, the 11th instaltl, Ithero was ia Cotiven "ion of the Suliday Schools o( Nin -tyssiyx" Circuit, helt at Lebanon Church. A fier the pir'liminiary fer 4 Profer.ior Carlisle, of Wolfourd colledge, wYas introduiced. Thle J7nner says : "Of his addrCeses, even if our spice wiould allow it, we shall toffer no extended outline. That. would be to mar their beiuty, us those wlto have icard Pro. fessor Carlisle wel.l hnow. If his words ei bet tansferrei to pper, tere would yet lie want iing the :Iol witich his uitterance uldy citn pitt into t henti. Ilis opeliug re. nmark i to the children were to intprss upon Itent tie ituport ance of punCtualttdance al careful s tty of les-ois. The sory of Jesus it! thu Teiple suggested a line of i mark, the leadiii. object, of which was to )rC:esent the Siaviour its ia diivino model for imiit:in by Chr1istianl childIrenl. Thepak tn -ted the trisin " twideis in' tif of the Savitr, occuriig wV.hln lie a-'ii ut he :t of int. ofl it he youhtt fiuli listenern, :iid gave a bewaultif:ul delinlentionl of thle hit ti er it -Jeu as a boiy It Na.areth ; As a teacher of' mien tud perfurmer of airaceis in uaaitre age ; as a linl sacitice for mant; in early youth consecrating hinself to dhe Work of fite Fatier, aud hotnotring God in every ait of life. This was fihe grand ide, developel in that happy manner by whtich great thoughts are itade clear to the conti prehension of childhood. At, tihe closo of these remarks, atolher hutin was stng. alter which I'ofesser Car lisle addressed iitrents on theduty of Itch ing their children to growp itlp in tht,e itmage ot (hrist. lie Iuoted ithe words, ''Bit whoso shall oend one of these lit tle one," etc., 1.1nd proceeded to s;how w1 hat is Ileant by 'ofreilin"," and -oto of' the ways by which pa3ets may incur tile ponalty of' (his sin-by living inl open vi'olationt of Uod's coinnid ientIs-by negle of* cUrchI pri leges-1y bIle illy, or i. dott iting tihe povidlenic of God.-hy itemperane-by :imply maifestitig no Care nbut ret giei -h-by tneglecting to give their chiilren i-eli. R1olu.5 Instructon tied rea . e .l-b ot the great responlsibilify ipflo 1 u pt iion parents, as onle whIichl they cannot escalpe, iail of the positire soriplual promise thut a blesing always rests on the households of godly parots, These thougts were plroseuted ill a line of eariest argumteent that could not fail to make its way directly to tho.ic.d and heart of every hearer. Dotiss'~ Dr~uoa.vrtn lloutt.--After living very litappily, indeed, for man ty yearsi withI onet whtom Itu we'd after the fit futll huttii, of' literariy aippilse hand cotrne up fromt all t'In1g1lml, as "VT S;ketchtes by lioi." amld "3I ho P'ickw ick Patper" i app~ere, Ch'iarles Dickcensi anid whife separated. 'This wtas nine years ago whlen they parted ; anld speakin~g ot' the tad evenit, some once (we kniow net whottt) hin,: writllen: "Ninie years ago tii hocuse was dentroy.. ed. its heaads went. forth frotm its sheller in dilferet direct ionsui--caich r'routnded by3 sme of' te ultildren-each hiolintg tightly1 itdphe ips wh~9itiicht as if closedl by iron buis, the anliet- 1'~e ti Caily r~ieusi to grat it'y t ho putblic cuisi ty as to Ithe caiuses of (ita S'itt iarl. Whatttever wiro (the eletmentIs whticht contributed to I th sad I ermiinion iofLt a untiion which titretched. thtrottght Yweny years., no0ne who1 htavo par~L taken of thte hospitalities of that, Ilomo catn feel taughit bitt the kconest sorrow and grief. No wreck of enipire, no field of ruined col. uns covered with friezos, capittl and pilthls, with emtptied shrities atid brokent alt ars, is so touch~tingly, overwhehtnintgly sad. A home wvhen death draws some of' its mtcetes to the tilent, church-~yard, only lends tnew at trctions( for Ithose who remin, ('oward (lhe hiavontly Ilomo, atnd only shecds a mtioe tnler sympnjathty andt a (deoper love among (lie sutrvivor.u. But a I10omo whenco (lie inates go---all living-with faces sternly aivertedl, and at whose portals thto atngel po'ints the flamting sword, gathecred airoutnd it. all the gloomt of it pagan buittal; for t ho past, is not, andi there is no0 future." ago, whlile soimo workmton wo're ex~cavLaing IL cellar itt Polk township, .3ionroo Uity, Intdiana, the workmun at ruck wat. fir-st, apt peared to be a solid ledge of r'ock, andi sit. tinig down to reBt, onie of their numbher biegani Idly to lick an aplparenat fissuo, whien~ a bloeck of steno, ntearly two feet, sqtuare, dlisappearud with a dull thump. 'fthe tmen went eagerly to work, and remuov lng Iihe bottm of' the pit, diselosed a chitam bor with a six-foot ceij)ng, nn eighttoon~ by twonty-twQ feet 'within thte-walls, which are of sollid, neatly seamed stono work, llang a-I itn rows, oni rttdely construtctedl platforms, wvere (twelvo skeleoins, cacht with a totma haiwkL atnd arrow heads at, their sides, ear ritngs andc btracelets of solid silver lying where they dhropped, atnd piles of what, ap pearead to have been furs, in time contro of the platfo-rm, each pile eruma-blinig to (lust as soon as exposeud to the light. A nmtbor of iOOli madeil of copp[er, tand htardetned e'qual lo thlestt cast -teel, were also unetarthled, andi fresh discoveries are being constanttly mtado. Tt was a clever thing of the E~nglisht army oflicer whot visited the London Zooiloicatl Garderm theo othier day and loaning gracofuilly over thte chairs of htis lady acquaintances-talking soft non sense the while.-applied his miagnet.. headed cone to their hair- pins till lie had drawn themi all out ! Of course thtero was great -tibidation, when on rising from their s~at~s their wvaterfalls lumbled olW! -It is said the ladies cailled thme catafir\t a fbrty"-buIt, whi jt elsie does ono go to Jte Zooloical Gardens~ for but to se litute1. Aluost a Riot--Ti Mob, A large crowd of whites and black assen bld itn front of tho halil, yesterday evelillg to hear th addresses of severa colored Conservativo speakers-partic 10,11;v Wll2iarnts and llohines, from Teln e aoy of tho *Leaglo" negroe: ji the eiy il not relish the iiea QC oi( of' thwir rac(,e speaking ('n the other ,and threats were mnale by somec of ten tha!. William hl)d hiot he al Iowed to del-ive his3 a-rs.11n view oi t ihe reats and the indit]IIitie3 offer. (.. thre C. .!orCd coti nerva ives (on t; h :xr pt con= by rmmuers andi hmomerI' Of the dt i leble I magliet th'e tollitary were,0 (An hand-, illnl.addition to the! eiv pohce, to protect'7 ith, freeomll of '4~el' \Vv nuoce, in clos prox:imny ho the Speualker, Col. Critwtid'eI, Po.; Comm ran. letr, mtl several otier lIdera oflieora , Logtilet w i h the1 Mayor of the er. 'I'he colored orator malo a spetch of about onoe hur's lengti, -iving his own :<pericnce as a nion soIier, an d a i s ed by adv i. his c'ored brethrel to lyuA to thie peole of the1 oth, ti :r frnt m as;tcr.s, as tli':ir)b frwiend:, :ntd for Vach :o' l d 411 of Ihemll to hav'e n1l.n, wh tver 'to . i..h the leagule. II: cooervative tin-onthout, and il hi.i U'iored frinlltd3 Will heedt h1i.; :ul-1iton , h y ill bie wi1r. fe was >wed hv I Lohme', Ov:>r,!\ W"illiamtv Wado Potter and Xi'er edac re nkrs. Meore tWcon.. cAioIn of I mleetih el, a lat.re mntitber of m -roes had semled, hvo testified tir pprobat ,il t1) free speech by jeer., loudt yells, &C. ; :nI)whe Williams of a! tenpted to g qlely retire, at the clo90 a ttnmber of negroes Crowd ed iround the cab in which ho was leav ing, ai threatenled to pull hin out, ; wheireupon a lederal oflicer ordered npl a doleliicent of cavilry, who dispersed tihe noisy and Mawful rabbl in douible quck litime. The eavalr'.. oriered tIte Crowd to diaIe0 !o whichi was obevyed by the Iegroes at. a Ittn. I La-.1 it nOt beenI for the prompt an] elicient interference of the cavalry, somttebod v mulzlit .are been urt. This aLtetmpt to intiluidat e andiil sulppres' free spcec h o1 tie part of th liague sholl!d be i1pped in the It btd .1 we are !Jad to ktow c. the W.1 eral army olLeOr:* inl our moidst ark. d10 termmted to utphld this great right. Jie/tj lot ry .l/u'/d. A two n : (.-A tew\ art (snys the /M1 An hms lately aMrien in Londo. Ith s!.reets are now laved not with golf, it with advertiseients. The flowers of hl angutiage now jl2:som itider ottr feet. Just. as geologists revad in the va ritous stlat a the evidenses of plieisios aturi. an ti Inogta lot heria. so n1ow wo tinav te:tl the evidences of barler. and i1'. tographers. Sitke.peare FaV Sermons it stLoneI,ut wvc flow see advertise nits i I thel. The stonies, neeording to the fable, Ib)od Orpheus ; 1but1 now, judging by the verses, O1rIhetus follows tIe stnes. I [onor to whom Ioor is dun. A clown of Drur Land is Said! to he the invettor o ths few iolthod of ad vertisinig. 'ITIn WInow'' Eutr u.--A prin'er's wiitow in Gleviany, whito a now edition of the Mibe was priaing at her holmve, one night took tn opportunity or going into tle oflice to auihr ihat senteee of -m sIt IA otion to her hurband, pronounced upon Eve in leno Ses iii. 1. She 11k out the two first- let - teos of the wool Ihat, and substituted N.% in their place, (11us tiltering the sentence from,, '"and hto tshall ho thIy L4ord" ( herr) to "anid he shatll be t hvy Fool"' (N irr). It is ,:rid her lifte paid for' this intet iional erra-t Iitn,. ni t lhat some1) secrete copuics or thIis edition have bieen boughit. up~ at. entormfous SThe PrIintCc of ales, whose fendnless of 1%is m'aIkes Engli'hmIen drumtble, veceiYcd a severte * snub"' at la M itbillo the othier eveingti t'fr 'iCTrst, on0 ct' thIt qutieens of' the CtlcanOn. On beintg' inform:zed who was 'It' hte is intdeed r. Prii te, 50 t'tcht the moreti .An oldl colored preacher and] school teachier was asked thle other' day, wvht patty ha be.longed to now, l'Like '"a nunl I a brothIer,"' Ite replied :'"Dont b'lonig to 1no party, sahi; iloves nll go~od people1 jesa' alike, antd prays for a.ll jes' alike." '"Thent,"'said thne inqulirer, '"yon arc a phiilanhroiist ?" "'No, saih, I isn't ; l's a Un pttis', sahl, ai Baptis'.' A poor fellowv protested to his girl, in a hiay-litld, that htis two eyes hadn't comet togtheri~ all niighit for ltnddn g about hter. ''Very likely they did])t no,"' replied the sweet plague of his lifo, "'for SI scotor nIose is a ill het ween them." A'\ shiarptialking lady wasi reprooved b~y her hituband, wfho r(equeCst~e her't to keep heor t ongueI in her tothi. "'\Iv dear," respontded the. wife, "'it is agamst. the law to catrry eatmnealed weatponts." NOTIICE. W1.snsoiuo, S. C., Sopt. 2, 180'7. r 11 lE atssesstois list. containin';~ the anmual 'iaxos of' I804, 1815, and 1800, and specIal t axes from May 1865 to AIay 1808 haveo been piaced in miyhandst for colloct ion. Ptaymlenits of the sa me it required to ho madiuo to Calvin lirice, Deputy Colleolor at Stho following Itime and p'laes: Yongunas. ville, 1tht amid 1inth, Winnsboro, 10th, l'7th; 1 8th anid -tth, Mlonticello, 21 si, Rtid.geway, 25th. Fivo per' cent.. penalty wtill be imposed on all who rail, to miak'o paymients at, tho timo spoecified. A. H. WA LLA CE, Colector 84 Dist., f3. C. sept -f -x4 TAX NOTICE. J 'UST'j RNiCEIVED) DIRECT from NEW YOR~K, - A FIRESHl ASSORtTMENT CANIEIS, JELLIES, PICKLES4, RIAISINt4, OYSTERS, For salo low for Cash--t DESPORUTES& BRO. sep 7 ESTATE SALES BY virtuo of authority conferred upon by the Will of John MoMastor, de I will sell on tho 1st Monday In Octt next, at the Coart lionso in Winnsboro, tho highest bidder, all the lcal Estate longing to tho estato of said doccased, wil .* A8. Th hotel and Lot, 10 x A10 fee t, 21. Thu Storo and Lot, 50 x 211) foot. 31. Th ae Stable, east of 11ailro , nd I W0- x 2111 feet.. '111h. The Dwelling flouse, slith of Uauhali's resilence, and lo,80 x 212 ti o'hi. 1a1f-acro Lot. lit reat f wtieoili (4Ih. !Lt Ieares and iadjiing Ms. G: hmll farm. 1A miles below WiWnuboro, n ->z let oun Caliatden road. ai. Abotat 200 aceaes botlweeg la:;t (i :ani tlie ailrl oad, 1nd0 upon whithe :1a 1htablingaq a are Aittated, with cutlt on Cta den road. i1h. 72 Acres soutih of tract. No. 9. cal the E-:lsey tract, adjolinng landg of Dr. 1 clanant and T. IW. Woodward, |with ou I lviough No. V, to (le Columbia ould. !l. About 50 atcres betwee lo Rr retal and ti Coluitbia road. There are old-field piies ou al the ab (Pact4. Of original woods, No. T haut abc 211 acres, aad No. 8 about 10 aotes oad 9 1.4 abtoutt 0 acres. TuIaial: One.isixth cash, also S100 a C th .!licioint to pay expens'es of s ii1d cost 8 oft lie suit ofut Rel Mclarter 1 I. '.J le. aslor. Ct. als.,. for to ba!aice credit oa onae, two attol tharce yeaas, with i tervt froii Ist day of Jatnurtty, 1808, it ciasers to give bond and a mortgag oft preiaeo, tad to pay for all nlecessary pe401r aad stamtipa. I'osSsiont tq bO given tho 1:t of January, 1'8. U. 11. McMAST ER, sept :--:"3 5x5 Executor. Cheap Molasses, &c, ULSIJ. MOI.LASSES, 1 bbl. White Wine Viniger, 1 " 111ice, 2 Ungs lBest Rio Coffee. 1 " Black Pepper, 1 ti Spice, I Kog Cooohing Soda, 1 Box Best 0 tnipowder 9Ta, I "4 4, Ilysont Tea, Adamanuinke Can'ltes, Sigar, Turpetti uaShol. Lead and1(lDuck 8,hot. KE Cil1N, McM.T1'ERll & BRICE. SAept 5 NEWSUPPLY OF :302- " rO O Cpfs JUST 1tEVC'E1VED, BY 91W 0 0 C L A F Nos. 3 and 4 Brick Range. Which are olfered for sale at CIEATLY REDUCED PTIIICM Onlv for the Cash, My Stock Collsists in iPart of New and BEcautful Muslins, Jlceahed andt Brown Shairting, Shaeetiings, of all kind~s, Tickings, Staippedl Oaaaburgs, lihally, Spinag P'oplinas, Jtacotaet Lawns, Englislahiareges, Nanarook, I osier'y, (Cloves, Tablo Clot h Undressedl Camibric, Enaglish, F'rench and Amnorican Broad Cloth and Cass imors, Black Silks, Alpacca, Blombazinae, Spring Tweeds, Ladies', Cents anal Misses Shoes 'and hiats Recady M'adeo Clothiang, Under Shirts, Et c., TEt ., El Call anti examaino miy Stock before purchta ing elsewherao. I off'er Oreat Induocoments I aug 10O TO HOUSEKEEPERS. C'1LOlIIDE SODA, a disinfooting soluti for sick roomns, &c. Spear's Fruit. preseaving Solution, host Nowcastlo Cooking Soda, Durayca's Maizena, TaylIor Ihrotheor's Artowroot, Colgato's toilet and 'hurpenitinc Soap, Costar's Bed .buag Extearminat or, C elatEine, Mustard, Maoe, nutmnegs, Spic Pepper, Oinger, Ilops, &e., &c., roccive yesterday, by L AIDD BROS. NTVr Grc~cd.0, cAcc Our romiaiaaing Stock of' Dry Gloods, Bool Shoes, H~als, &c., will be closed'ouat at, ve low fIgures. Call aiad Sed' atug 27 -LADD BRiOS. A Voo{Y ToutoFoniis nt P)HITLADELPIA XX ALE, 10 dos. bott just. roeeved at N~o. 1 Hotel Rango. * ALSO, Blleached ltohnepuaae, Brown Homespla and spool Thread. * *ETCH1NI, MaoMASTER. & BR~ 4u1 illo (,e her MEDICINES, &c to hAVING pur chased thie entiro0 i ock of Aihn & ic''t.-pete stoc~k of ___ rlil 30'. Drx'ugs, Medicines'i, lye-Stui, Paints, Oil led ines, lranxdie, aitent edicines, u.. Perfumery Id ancy oads. lett And havinig madle arrangements to keep always full, no would invito 'lhysicints at vo the public generally, to give us a call. LADD BROS. ;U. 141 tie -0 a Tlsr sTOIn lie a- Jiostet tor's Slomach Uitter, Romxaini's Crincan itters, Conifstitulion Life Syrup, Upping's Sarsaparilla, And Queen's Delights, Elixir of Bark and Iron, Rhode's Pever and A gue Cure, Iepalio Bitters and All popular Patent Medicines -0 JUSI RECEIVED. ANOTHER ASSORMENT OF Uleaceied HIornespunxs, Unbleaclhed Calicoes, Yankee Notions, Ladies' and Gents Papeir Collars, Corsets, Hosiery, &0. 30 LADD BROS. LATE ARRIVALS! THOMPSON, WITHERS & WOODWARD'S. CONSISTING IN PART OF Brown, Bleached andt Colaod Homespuns, Cotlonades and B~ed Ticks, Coats's Spool Cotton, Finxo Linen Bo:.olms. TSI-0.8Onsl! 6, An Aesortmencxt of Shoes, mande in Noril Carolina. T[c~e'rm sa Lcas11i I B .A..O 0 JST I A fine lot of Country Cuxred Bacon, Ilaltimxoro Sides, 'Petroleum Oil, (ina 1, gallon cans.) July 9 ____ FRESH ~MEDICINE58, &c. Just Receivedi 3, BY Ketchin, McMaster & Brice, iOLLa BRIMSTONE, JBluo Mass, .- Chlorldo Soda, Chlborido of LImo, Sy'rup Rhubarb, nCroosoto, Licorice, Morphine,' Strong's Stomach Pills, Blood( Root., Sonna Loaves, Aloook's P'lasters, hlosteller's Billers, i, Pndleton's Bitters, ,(fevor and aguo provontatlye,) Cox's Ocatino, Corn Staroh TJalioon, Extract, Lonmon, Extract Vanilla, Farina. ;Preserving Ketles. Anxotheor suxpply of Porcelalan JLned Pro serving Kxfttes, A180, S, JBlacking Brushxes, -Wood Screws, but, Nail and Flinishing Nails. ce July 20 -ECONOMY. n' A COhMPLE~T' tresortpient, of Cookiji 'L.Stoves ild Esinges. Chxosp for Casl TifroM~lON, WITHEIRS & WOOD WAlD. julyst) n C A. S ~EE ? ilE h nighet narhet 1-rinc paid for t above article, inl -CCO'11, 3E3 o E'1' rt c3, by JNJ. I. MALTui1ws, Jr. - - id Just R "eceived1, 100 Bunches, No. 8 to 11, at $2.25 pe Uunch--- CA8li. aug 3 ,1 NO. P. MA1TIEWS. (lelleriil S4ilpe1'nfeI11e1t's 01cc C IlIA R U)TTE &S .1liop COLUMBiA, "4. C., 8ept.. 1, 1807. 0Nand a0file tnhis( date, the P1assenge Train* on ti Os Road will run a1, fol. lows: Leave Cohnnhlilia aM. 7..40 A.,N M. Arrive at Columbi a 7.1 I P. . Close connee'ins aro mnde at CharIotle, Greenshoro nd It aleigh, inl eahel direction, TilIOU II l TICK-TS I' are old nt Colum bit, to R ichiond, Va., Walingtol, 1). C., Balt imore, M41., &c.--givinag Choice 01 routes iht Portsmnouth or llichmonid. C. BOU KN IGRT, Supie rinutendent1. se pt 3 Ched lo oveP iho Solii Caroliia Rail Roatd. G 1N ~n p.Su '- sO yrrie ., ]LU 1.u 1TwO , 8. C., March. 11. (Nn nnd arter the 1:'th(I ins(., the Through .Mnit Tratin will I-tllnas follows, VIZ: I .e(Iv Columbia t i . In . Ill., Ch ti me Arrive ft. Kinr.1vi ll at 1.20 p il, Ie:tve. limgIP ville ft 1.4.5 p) tit, '' .Allive at ) u.-ust a, 0.0o ) p t, 4 I' A N L ' R1 'ItT I I . L.eave Charleston, 8.00 a in Arrive at Columbia, 6 2 p i Leaive Cohunin1, . ,W a i Arrive at Chi:arkesin, 4 00 p. mt. 11. T. PEAKE, Gen'1 Supt. 101N C. DIAL, (Lato ALLEN & DIAL,) At he Sign of the Golden Pid Lock, COLUMBIA, S. C., W11OLE'SAL1E AND RETAIl, Importer and Dealer i Eauglish itaud Aiucrlcaii HARDWARE & CUTLERY, lION, STEEL, Mill Stones, lboltinog Cloths, Circular aws, Mill 11rons. Ungtiar Pl'as, INDIA 111111 1I A Ni) I ll]T El BIELTIN, Cairpenters, 1lancki'inithI Hlousekceeping andtt AGRlCUL.TUR~AL IMPLIMENTS, ILIime, (Cement, Plaster, Painit', Oils, Frene011ihim A niericani Window UCis Guhns, llifIecs, Pist ols, Shot. Dolts, Powder Flasks;, meh 1-6m. i'vwder, Shut, &c., J U$ST Roceived, at D)ESP.ORLTES & flRO, apil tJ-tf FRIESiI MEDICINES. 'UU.' N IT.' RISMUTII, Morphine, Quinine, Sei er A perient, 1) Inchylon Plaster, Suliph' Ot ker. Agneo (ure, Raadway's iteady Rtelier, Pih~i and lIeolv~ent. Cloves, Mlace, Arntoldsq nnd1 Diavid's inks. Also, a luit of Wrnpping iiuper. KEIul\,I , MceMA,1T~l & DRICE. aug 15i S 'CIOL1100008, Lo,ter and Note Papor, L.Lead Pc ncils, Bapti st. Ifymn Dooks, 'Toy P aintiBoxes, Pa per Fateners. A LSO, Miscoelanoons Dooks, sucoh as Hliddent Depthsi:, Newv Arnerica, Idalia, The Conva Iticent, ilobecrt Severne, My -Schoolsi and Schoolmnasters, Mayne Reid's Stories 'for llors, Songs ifor Lttle (nes at Irome, Oi. zotsCiilza~lnMilton's Poetical Works Bill Arp, &c. At tihe storo or 1(ETCIN, MoMASTER~f & URItCE4. july 18 STEVENS HOUSE. 21, 93, 25 & 2'7 Broadway, New York, (Opposite Bowlin~g Ureen,) 0H1 the Ei'opean Plan. riHE STE'VE~NS HIOUH is well tand wict. .Liy kown to the travelling public. Tihe location i especir.liy suitablo to merchtants andt biusnoss men ; it Is In oloso proximity to the biusinoss part of the city-la on tho highway of Southern and Weostern travl andi~ adjacent io the principal R'ailrad tnd Steamboat.daopoats,.' TIlE 8TEVE~NS HOUSE~ haq liberal. ao comtodat lons for over 800 goats--itU Ja well -furnished, and pJosOsesse every inpdorn Sm pr'ovemont, for the 'comfort' and~ entei-tan mont of Its inmateth T1heroothe spa. s elous asnd well ventilated-proided' with gas and water-the atteondanee .Is press and respoctful-and the taille is genoeous .provided wth every deldaey'of tho *oe n Thi rooms having beoen roAtrnished and 5 .remodeled, wQ aro onhld411t QfO eo'ta.fa 6 llitlos for the comfort afid suoiire et' 'our gntts(A ' ^OE0',,0 i 400is~& J., FIlI afflid Winter Importation. 18 e 7. ISITBo:\ss Millinery and Straw Goods. Armstrong, Cator & Co. TMPORlTEM 8.And Jo0bers of 1ONNET, -. TiiMINGandVEiVET IlM a JION8 BONNET i81LK8, ,ATINS and VELVET Blonds, Netts, Crapes, 1inches, Floworm, pentlhvier, Ortinamnents, t8raw Bonnets and LILdiCS' a1111s, _timihnmod and untritued,] hlaker lloods1, &Qo,, 237 and 2;;0 UALTIMORB STREE'T, -v3t'EmiL o o. , M c. Offer hlie largems Stock to bo found in thin Connt ry, anid unaeqalled in choico variety andt clenness, comnprising the latest Pari Bianl nlovlies, . 9Y" Orders solloited and prompt atten. tion given. aug 23-t m William G. Whilden & Co., ro1N1ERLY OF IIAYIDEN & WHILDEN, DEALES IN Wattehes, Jewelry, Silver Varo ClOKEllY, CHItNA, GLASS WAlBE, fiuli lionse Filrillsillig Articles. Old G:d and .Sler puirchaud. Wakllhes anal Si .xlry repaired. 255 HINI: .-A., 'OI-lN F0 uP1nAUFAIN, (ltIAU.E1lSTON, S. C. AT W1H0IES-il, NO, 11 llAYNE STilEET w. l. .T80MAS, Jn.j nov 27- w , USU 0 0 MtL LS 11011 U , Corner Queen and Meeting Streets, CfHARLESTON, S. C. .IIIS POPUiLAh AND WELLj KNOWN ll1SE is now fully opet for t he recepit ion or vi, i ors, laving- beon refitrihoited with Now und E'legiInit Furtv (tire throughout; and offr rs to lie Iraveller acconnodations ail (Oiveielices nis a First . Clias Hotel, not. to bo equalled by any North or sotth. The patronage of the public is respecfully soicited. Rates of Board per (lay, $4 0) 46 Id per uonth na may agreed on. JOSEPH PURCELL, fob 2.1'66-tf Propriotor. RULE TO PLEAD. Maw Of ,80utl Un'olllt, FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. IN T11 COMMON PL.AS. Amzl Meck, vs. jA ttachmnent. J as. 11. A shford. WI IIElE AS, the l'laintiff dlii on the 10th dYaiay of Miarcih, A. 1). 1807, file hial dleclarntion against tiho Defendtant wvho, (no it said) is absent fronm nnd without, the Ihim. Its o1'f hit State. a.nd has noithor wife nor attorney knowna wit htin the same upots whtom a copy of the said declaration might be Uderved. It Is (hth ~er Ordeored, (ta h said Do. fandlani do appe'ar aind pleadl to the said do. chartationa On 0or before tie 17th (day o.. Mnah, A. D). 1868, otherwIso tm intal andaf solit ulejlgmaont wvi l e hbo g iven and awar'ded for tho I'laint iif agiainst haim. 8. 1). CLOWN EY, U. U. P. Clerk's Oflice,' Fnirfield DistrnicL, March lii, 1807. in; l2 TO PLEAD. IN T1ilE COMMON l'LEAf3. A. 8. Caltnard, Assignoe, Declaration vs. 1 in Sating Wolfo. .JAttachment. WHIEltEAS9 the Plaintiff' In this notion did on thIs day file his DeolaaIon ngaint Hailing Wolfe the Defendant who Is ab~sen' fr'omi and without theo limits of tis Rtaio, (ni. it Is said,) and haviag neither wieor attorney known, upon whom a COPy of the above Doclaration ith a rule to plead thoreto, my be served: It is Lhere. fore in pursuanoe of the Act, of the aeneral Assembly of the State In such CASOs mrado and pr'ovided, Or'deredt, that the D~efendants do plead thiereto on or beforeo the 27tha day of' O0tober, A. D. 1867, or othaerwiso final. and absolutejudgmenat, wilt be then givens and awrded against him. 8. B. CLOWNEY, 0. 0. P. Wlnnaiboro, 8. U., 20th Oct., 1800. oct 27-1 c3mly RLULE TO PLEAD. FAXIRFIdELD) DISTRIOT.I IN TiHE C0oM)oO P7,lAB. 8. F?. Dulioso ALehiot Sating Wolfo. W HIEREB AS the PlitfffdIdT on ie 18th VYday of' Novemabbr, A. D. -1808 file lisa doclnration againsL the Defendant who, (as it Is said) is absent fr'om and.. without. t be limi.ts of this State and has noither wife nior at torney known wfgikla the eameo upon, whom a copay of the0 said deolerat1ies might, it, ie thorooforo ordoved that .*he said Do. fondept doQ.appear and pli o tim(e saId' doolaration 6ta or' bdfoi'o ttje 14h db of No vembeo 'A A. 1805, otherwise S* - ad ab. solit6o5'ugmenb will theh b~ gvOn and 18tY? Ne ttabef1866~ o Tolmly BACO.li'81Ea Oaiaeas,.o llants, Lard hr 10n Syrtp, assFn Countr olnr,,Sag p ~Sold. w tow (asu. fl0AMP80M '1JHEfl &WOODWARD, aug 81'