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Latest. by Telegraph. Oable Despatohes. CoNSTANTINOPL.:, Sept. 28,--Tiu Sulhan refuses the Czar's Cretan de mands ; the Czar. declines mouting thII Swan personally, having nothing agree nble to say. A. large p'arty in Greee< favor th King's deposition and a proc lamatiion of a reptiblio undor tie pro t(ctorato of, or annexation to, the Uni ted States. JIF10nKNCK. Spt. 28.-ajiballj' partOianfls 11are tumu11itous in various part of Italy. It i. reoted tiat the Kingp i6 allow procla im o all extraordinary seA.-on ofrh i et of, Pal lileiti Ga ribaihliin riois have been siiphress. Id. It is oM.ally alontilleed that the country is tui.Il 11Ita li accoinits are*( ('1m11iet ing. Riots have occullrrd at .\lotiona MNllilw Gene. va and Nales.. '10 1)(1ple thantik 'Lna polcon for (Garibaii's a rrest. NeWs Items. WASnINGTON, Sept. 28.-Tho set. tlement of Praser, Treliholm & Co.. is entirely sat isfactorv ; the Government defenidantt's conn~el acknowledge the correctns of ile principles incurredl by the Government, and have provided fo'r seciring tIhe properiy c ained. iriiirher action, however, n ecessarv in tho F4ede ral and Briisih coits J lige Unlerwood and Attorney Chandler areconultii:g rlative to ihe trial of Mr. D:vis, wfioso frieids and boulsIeMN represi)elt, himl as anxious for trial. Congreusman Shaiks hIas gone to Richinoti i piiiuIrsit of evidice rega.rd ing thle treatmen t of Federal nison eri. sn Inlernal revenue receipts to-dav $177,000 ; for tli- week two and a half millions ; lor the Iear. to date, fifty four aid three- qpitrier miliions. A Saii itrancisco despatch says int. Small's comunny of the first United S-atv : cavialry ('41 1 e Im Indians. killin twnty six anl apittring lifteet- Tho Holillers WeIe 1111 it. RAmt:'oit, September 28.---There was a grand rilly of conservat ive4 liast. night. R'.solui tions were adoptede3 whici de clardevotion to the Inion '1111 colsti finiioitnal liberty ; against. a white m1an's p:iry ; v emlIiAtion and proscription Opposed to lra win part v hnes, fuiritir tbanii h1ottility to rad ical im. There were ialf' a dozoen sipakers ; great en. thnisiaism and perfect harimony. Nr.:w Omu,i.:Axs, Sept. '18.-There weri 67 inermems from ellow fever ill to r o'clock, this ln, rting., \\str tegrOx, Seplaenter 2r6.-Al vices., from Naishvillsl state that alfTairs are mor- p11130. it ue o f dteetiir in t rl provisin it) suppress disorder. Boh parties propose to hold eleeriouis And take the question to the couirts. 11icock won't go to New Orleans ill the feverstusides. I te meantidme -AlOWer is re8)(1spnil. Mower telegraphs encoramglyre-. gCrltiig the al of the imijtary j)0 tile llft l District. a cock and Sickles hav- left. hnlerinal revenu receipts to-day, Niw You, September 26.--The conintIonal convelion has adjou dr till aift er Ie eoecurion. da13 htas .tj~~ iie swornk in ad p irosioa Caean-eran3era.dMannivd f evy Rt inETON, Sept.me 2G.-rrived. th liurs of viihe Cip 3reem n Bureauoti rthis eiser, Neo tur bvrito Qhe civi auriti s. alhbokasadpes ONAni.KstlN, Sept 20.--rrve---. ftemeurs up to i 6 'clock, this morning, 57. '250 hiriv'ates anud seveni "fiers are nowV unrileri treatment for y(!!OW fevcr a11t the Jaickson Batrraceks, in the1( 1st Iegimnt. United StateIs Inifantry. - the imili'ary hospital tipwvarda of 100 edatihe from fever. SCINCINNATI, -September 20,---The naeen it Distillery has been burnt. aWos,$60,000, a " ' The citiz'ins haive subscribed $6000 in i of1th yellow feiver suffere.rs. 1AUGUsTA, Sepiombor 20.-The Jndges ~of tih' Supretnie Court of Georgia W Xarner, WiValks~r and Hitai--are out. in letters, f'avormtg reconstruct.ion unider the milima ry baills, on clhe ground of ae cessit and11( expediiency. Hon. Ben. H-. Hdtil left this nmorning fur Now York. WVasurso'roa, September 98.-Confedo. ot Scoretairy of the Navy Mallory has Ue.3 lklsresponded at length, and ancok an Sheidanver brey o the andunil e rrieswitinthe FIhDis ftriot.. lianBurau, rom0:naa, thatthepros til f pece wth te iniansare ore terig tan l. ay tme:theconnill h ths asNprt Plate bingperfeotly 8peoa despmiat enToe:Noti hPlatte ro horge tihe uonestsfao'eyortinpa: pf the peace confrernco,.-end ~5ap Ibst, Jnuin af' fairs arp9 ast broatnng as ev'er. 'Thoy we tIwo'0abinot iofngi 9 44. Re UV~ voelps today $281000. R. ~Irt on, ed1itor~ of the New'Yot'k D Book-is.dealj , (lopaItoso, se~t ember 25..-Gon.Sohoald hqa debild Ilat the only resritio:n Impos. ed( afpdn 4h lilty Io uriombtsli of'the - BrtP~ti n~l heitake the Oati of allegianee to the United' States ad af Avrard* aided irr the rebellion.. Delegates are airlng to the Soldier! anduIallers Qontesttot, lolth met to h liao~faeogy fT 1uien ~ltIjidd al P'etetsbn9, wits bi:11. thlhi tonite: L~s $25?0000s--iden'id for $80,. u WLmitovoTZ, Sae Ober, he ieb on 1%n s *fgg~lgn et( e llaliflax to Charleston, with a cargo of s, on board, was ashore off Cape Looko shoals on the 22d. The crew were saved I the steamer Oarey. The vessel and carq will, no doubt, provo a total loss. CrAntLESToN, Septaieber 24.-Arrived. Steamlers, Champio.), New York; Faleco - Baltimnoro ; schooners, Archer, Reeves at David Collins, Philadelphia; schooner C lista, Rockport. Tho Yellow rover. NEW YOiK, Sept. 28.-From Mr. I Schmidt, President of the Howard Assoch tiots, we learn that they have received no ney sufliciont for their expenses thus far They have acknowledged in the dailies th receipt of liberal donations from all th prircipal Nor bern cities. The expenses a present are $2,600 per (lay. Thero ar applications for relief registered for to-day upll to 0 p. it., fromt sixty fainlies-in somnt or whom every member is sick. Ther were about the sano numuber of application yoslorday. hie number of cases and death is batdly on the increaso. From I these fig ures will beo seen the necessity for continui ud liberahmaterial aid froin the friends 0 litintisity everywhere. The loward Asso ciat io, of this city has beeo extending re lief in 01thers dist ricts itn the State. NiAw ORILEANS, Sept. 24.-The interment feomn yellow lever to 6 o'clock, this morn Ing, reached 82. Letter from LaGrango, Texas, I be laid before the lloward Association lite, stat< that the number of citizens remaininsg it town is barely 500 ; yet the intermuenti reached twenty-four in tro days. The average mortlity has been eight. Those as tacked are almost sure to die, the diseast provinig fatal nine cases in ten. Every hounse is fille.l witi sickiness and death. inn whole families have been swept aafty ill some eases, .withI noie to bury tlie dead. The diiseais is spreading in the country. Thcre are no provisions either in th town or country, and the people will not venstulre ink with produlce. Oun the 9th, not even meail could be had to iake gruel for the sick. Iluwsiness has ceased entirely, and the store tre closed ; the newspipers have caseud piblicationl, anssd the jail emptied of its issnmates, whso tied to the interior fron the scene or desolation. A catucis or tie so.uldiers atal sailors was hseld to n ight , nnsd a plat formi determsi ned ons, as follows- : "iEqual rights before the law, Cnco'mstgetnent of edu. ation. more qq.al IXtax-itnn, and t'ostering the indust rial inter csts of the State." COMMERCIAL. Wixstnto. Oct. .-Cottons 16 cents. Cotton Yarsi, $2.25. sal1, $4 00 (1,snnsy Cloth, 30 a 82. lacoi Sides. 22 cents Sholders, 18 cents. Jard. 18 a 20 cents. Mlolascs pmr barrel t5 a 75. Conit ry Flour, $6 00. Ball imore Flour, $11.00 a $12.00 per bar. re-. Corn, $1.50. Dry Hiides, 100. Greenl, 50, Gold, 40c. Silver, 300. Wheat $1.75 a $2.00. Ncw Yotic. Sept. 28.-Cotton dull, at 22.,. Gold 13 7 P M.-Gold 43. Specle exports to tiny S59,000. CIA LsRos, Sept. 27.-Sales 172 bales. We quote Ordinailry to Good Ordinary 17@171: Low Miditing 18; Middling 19. Si~ct Mliddling 19.1(q20. Administrator's Notice. A LL persons having claims against h Estate of James Douglass, deceased, are requested to present thesm properly at. test ed to (he underAigned, or A S. Douglass, sis At torney And those indebted to said Estate are urged to make a speedy aet tIe mient I with thu undersigned. or his Attorney. J. S. DOUGLASS, Adn'r. oct 2-x8 Noticed? KETCHIIN, MYASTER BRICE, th Inivite the Attention o h FTJESLIO, TO THE LARGF ~TOOK OF 'which they ato And which comprises nea Necded' by the people i Their object is to do atrlotly& (CASII BUSINESS, AT PIQOES Tht W 1 nd*e o iesn 1t Mr. Ernest Jones, at his recent loe t Lure in Dublin, gave some interestinq lv r statistics. l1o said theru wero 71,000, 000 acres in tho three kingdoms. I 1770 thero wore 250,000 owners of thik k land. In 1856 the number had dimin. d ished to 32,000, anud was still decreasing; Thu Duke of Cleveland might rtdu twent.y three miles through his estato ; the Duke of Devonshire had 06,000 acres in the county of Derby alone ; the Duke of Richmond possessed 310,000 acres; and the Marquis of Breadalbano might rido 100 miles in a straight line e through his property from his own house door. DEATHI OF A PROMINENT CITIEN. D Wo are pained to announce the dentise 3 on Friday night, 20th inst, of Samuel D. Stoeker, Esq., after a brief illness. The deceased was a young man of much promise, and was highly esteem r ed and beloved by a large eirele of friends. In his death, we feel that our community has lost a useful and ontorprising member. His funeral obsequies were performed at the Presbyterian Church on Saturday af tornoon ; und his remains were re inloved to the city on Sunday, for in torment.- Orangeburg News. Tihe Sheriff of Spartanburg District has levied lpon ia locomotive and ton der of the Spartanburg and Union At'iliUiau ,o 0a.m1fy all bxecuut&i fI State taxes. MARBLE YAJI! A. MoNINCil repect fully informs (lie citizeis of Faiield and ad itdjoinai ig Districts 11t31t he1 has established a MA It. ISLE YAtD opposite 1ih4 Iost-olice in Winnsboro, where he is fully prepared to frnish aly article in M arble of every style ' and finidh i at mch lowe'r prices 1han ithey have been furinished before. lead-siones. Troms, montuimens, of every description. Table and Bureau Covers. Marble Pieces, Cements- and Plaiters of Paris Particular attention given to cleaning and renovaling old Mlotmneits, Tombs, &c , &c. lie is also tirepared to t'irnish lion Fenc ing to order, tor Graves, Gravo Lots, Cenic (Cries, Winl low G uuirds, &C. All work caleidly loxed and shipped to any point on the Itailroad. sept 24 1im ESTATE SALE. B3 Y virtue of authiotiy eimnfiotrr4 tip~ot tao by the Will of John Melaster, dec'd, I will bell ou the 1st Monlay in October next, at the Court louse in Wintshoro, to tho highest bidder, all the lienal Etate be longing to the estate of said decensed, to wit : 1st. The ifot el and Lot, 100 x 210 feet, 2d. ''hie 8t oro and Lot, 61) x 210 feet. 3d. The .tz5ablo, east of Railroad, and Lot, 106 x 211 feet. 4ti. The Dwelling hlouse, south of Dr. Bultanan's residence, and lot, 80 x 212 feet.. bth. llalf-acre Lot in rear of dwellitg and fronfing oin Vanderhorstt-treel. Gthi. 91.} acres Land adjoining Mrs. Gail lard's farm, 1.3 miles below Winnsboro, wit i out let. onl Camden road. 7th. About 200 aeres belween last tract anId i lie railroad, and upon which the farm buildings are situatod, with outlet on Cam,. den road. 8th,. 72 Acres sonth of tract No. 9, called tlte Elsey tract, adjoining lands of Dr. Bu.. ohitinan atnd 'T. W. WVoodward, wi h outlet thbrouagh No. 9, to tihe Cotinmhla roadt. 9th. About 50) acres between the lRail road and the Columbhia road. T1here are old-fteld pines ont all the above tracts. Of original woods, No. 7 hazs abolit 20) acres, and No. 8 about 10 acres and No. 9 htas about 0 acres. *Tuans: One-sixth cash, also $100 and cash suficient to pay expenses of sale and costs oftbhe suit of Itachtel Meolaster vs. 0. IH. McMauster, et. als., for the ba!anuce, a credit, of one, t wo and three years, with in.' terust from 1st daj of January, 1808, pur. chasers to give bond and n, mortgage of the premises. anud to pay for all necessary pa. pers and stamps. Vbssessioni lobe given on thme 1st of Jantuary, 18'J8. 0. HI. McMASTER, sept8-ts8o85fx5 Execut or. CASH! CASH!! 0OA. S~EE!!! ill hihes maketprice paId for the aboo atieo ineore by g . JNO. . MATT EWS r 10 tuc o. 8beo 14, at $2.25 pe: A reipu'm ify ditendled fo. ep* t TiIOS . ~ 1AN.' DY directlti of the (lolloeto! of the 84 ACollet-on Distrlct, of 8qath, 01 lna '~flbI'inatiehnttfbo tWhnabtof' fo~ Ott'week oomntnenolag-on the 1st' day of 0.. t@Aokherat 16 roceive Iarpp.,frorn .a6.thda e poolsefQd frtixts In ,F9IrAN D.V&trict an 11 t Mato erplcO ce ' ep1 t4 - ole' . NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FILL AND WINTER .Oos, LADD BROS., CHEAP CASH STORE I Plain, Figured and Silk Striped Poplins, Plain and Fanlcy All-Wool )elnlne4, Black and Bisanrk Poplins, Colored and Mourning American Delaines, Demai and Best Mhanir Alpacas, I Piece Plain White Alpaca, Fancy and S11 10ped Piquels, Dress and Apron Black Silk, MENS' AND I1OYS WEAR. A superior stook of Jeans, Tweeds, and Cassimeres, including he Celebrated Rock Island Goods. DOMESTICS. White and Red All.Wool Flannels. Black and Colored Opera Flannels, Kerscys and Lindseys, Black and Browu Shirtling-, DomesticGinghams, and everything else. CLOTHING I CLOTHING ! A, very largo stock in store of every style and quality. BOOTS AND SHOES. As us1ual we will keep one of the most va. ried stocks of Boots and Shoes in tite market. HATS AND CAPS. Ladles', Gcents', Misses', and Boys' Hats and Caps in latest siyleR.' Fur Muffs, Cufra and Capes. A Fine line of Ladies Shawls, .a6 4.10. A varied stock of Blankets. Well conic and see, and we proinise to sell as how (some Ilings a shade lower) as ainy puiblishued price list in the Stato. 1AhW SUPPLY OF JUST RECEIVED, BY B W o 0 A F J E, Nos. 3 and 4 Brick Jiange. Which are offered for sale at Only for the Cash, My Stock Consists ini Pat of New and Beautiful. Prints, Mustlins, Bleached and Brown Shirting, Shietings, of all kinds, Tiekings, Stripped Osnaburgs, Shally, Spring Popins, Jaeonot. Lawns, English Baroges, Nanssook, Hosiery, Gloves, Table Cloths, Undressed Cambrio, EnglIsh, Frenoh and Amerloan Broad Cloth and Casslmers, Black Silks, *Alpacca, Dlomhazlno, Spring Tweeds, Ladies', * Gents and Misses Shoes and Hats Ready Made Olotblng Under Shirts, i d e an ilne my, Stok before pittchas. 1ng elseithere, I offer Great SInduc.eits1 D$8#~ORTE8 A BRO. SHERI1FF'S SALES B Y Virtue of Sundry Executions to me di. rected, I will offer for sale at Frirlield Court. House on the first Monday and the day following In October next, wiain the legal hours of sa'e, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the following Real Property. To wit: Ono Tract of 45 acres (more or less) of land in Fairilold District, adjoIning lanud of A It. Douglass, Elizabeth Wilson, S. L. MoWalters and Rvy. T. W. Erwin. Letied upon as the property of S. J. Wilson, at the suit of the State of South Carolina, for Tax es. One Tract of 100 acres (more or less) of land in Fairfield District., adjoining lands of Lewis Perry, John Lerioik, Murs. -- Rush a.d Henry Allen. Levied upon as tle pro p'erty of James Perry at the ruit above stat ed, Also, four Spring ent Mohogany Chairs, one Ladies' Work Table, one lot ot valua ble Irons, containing vet of Iron A xels nnd necesenry irons for a four horse wagon, one sot Carriage Irons, Cart Irons, &e., and a largo lot of old iron valuiablo to farmers or blacksmit hi. Levied uponit as tile property of John Adger, at the sui nbove stated. H, WV. OLLEVEli, S. F. D. Shoriff's Ofilee, 14th Sept , 1867. sept 17- lx2 Commissioner's Sale. Martha DeBow, Adnix. Bill to Foreclose vs. Ja. B. Mobley, Mortgage. P URSUANT to order of Court. I will sell at public out-cry at the Court Iouse in Winnsboro, on the 1st Monday In Oto ter next, the Tract of Land described In the pleadings in this case, belonging to tio Defeniant, situate on head watersof wateree river, bounded by lands lately belonging to Maichard Uaillard and WIlliani Woodward, and landls of Mrs. Sarah Lathan, and eon. taining about 1161 A.I]Es, more or less. Terms-Cash. H. A. GAILLARD, Commissioner's Mae. Com. in Equity. Winnsboro, S. C., 13th Sept., 1807. bept 14-fl0x3 Commissioner's Sale. Jno. W. Campbell, Bill to vs. Foroloso Alfred Iunn. J Morigago UIISUANT to order of Court, I will sell at public out.. ory, at the Court IIlouse, inl Winnsboro, oi tlie 1.st Monday in Octo. bor next, tle Tract of Land, duscribed in fhe pleading- in this ease-belonging to ilie Defendant-situate in this District on the head waters of t wenty-t'ive milo creek, boiunded by lands of A. McClelan, lUenja. min Irnsswehl, estate of J. Campbell, deed. and A B, Kennedy--and containing One Hiudred an1d Feven fand a Half Acres. Terms-Cash. 11. A GAILLARD, Con n Eqiy. Conmmisioner's OMee, Winnsboro, 8. C., 131th Sept , 1807. sept l-10x3 Cimmissioner's Sale. Edward G. Ialmer, Bill to Foreclose vs. II. A. Gaillard et. al. Mortgage. 13UlISUANT to order of Court., I will sell at puiblie out -cry at ihe Court hlouse in Winnsboro, on tie 1st. Monday in Ontobor n'xt, tie 'ract of Land described ini the pleadings in I bis cause, bit uato in this Dis. riot, containing 24= 1--4: A.JE~S, lying on drains of Wateron creek.. and bounded by lands of Wiillin .Jones, lands beloniging the Estate ot Osinond Woodward, Ihleoased, lands of R. IV. Durhxam and of hast ate of E. (I. Palimer', decoensei; said 'rn~iet of Land belonging to the Estate of hA. Hi Jones, deceasedl. Terms-Cash. II. A. (lA ILA RD, Cotmmissioner's Office,Co.iEqty Winnsboro, 8. C , 1hith Sept., 1867,. sept 14.-l0x3 U3nRlrAd SllI3r1lalLHl0lRN'S Oflice CI1ARTLOT TE & S. C. R AILROAD, COL UMBIA, S. C., Sept. 1, 1867. 0N and after this date, thme Pssenger JTrains on this llead will run - as fol lows : Leave Columbia at. '7 40 A. M. Arrive at Columbia 7.15 P'. M. ( Closeoconneot.,ons are made at, Charlotte, Greensboro andl 1aleigh, In each direction. THI 110U0 II TICK(ETS are sold at Colum bia to Rtichmond, Via., Washinigton, D. C., Balthnioro, Md., &.--giving choico of routes via Portsmouth oxr ltchmond. C. B3OUKN10 H T, Superintenxdent.. sept 8 Schedule over the South Carolina Bail Roadl. GENERAL S1dP5TB OFFICE, CuIAR.Et-roN, S. C., March. 11, ON dafe the 18thl-nst., the Throughx M Ian will run as follows, visz: Leave Columbia at, 11.40 a. mn., Ch's'ni timo Arrive at Kin gsvllle at 1.20 pn ut Leave Kingsvilloc at 1.85 p m, Arrive at A ugust a 9.00 p m, PAsSEN40ER TnAIN. Leave Charleston, 8.00 a mn Arrive at Uolumnbia, 6 20 p m Lertvo Columbia, 6.50 a m Arrive at Charleston, . 4 00 p. mx. II. T. PE AKE, Gen'l Sup't, iniarch 19-tf ______ TAX. NOTICE. JUST RlCcIV1iD DIRUEOT from A FRESh AS$ORThENT OF CANDIES, JELLIES, ;1 ASNS, .&YS &Ob&H For Palatka, Feruandina Jaec ionlvilie, 1111d all Lawlings on til St. John's River y it avinll Ga. The splendid Stenmsbil) ~DIOT.A'IO ., (1,000 TONS BURTiHEN,) CAPT. L. M. C0XE1'VER, Will sail from Middle Atlantio Whar Charleston, S. C., every 7uesd-y Xight ii Nine (9) o'clock for the above places, Cor nect ing witli the Georgia Central liailroa at 3avanl'inb, Ga., for Mobile and Now Or leatnu. Speuial contracts made for transportin ,Laborers, Stock, Wagons, Implements, &< For Freight or Passage apply on board o at the ollico of J. 1). AIKEN & CO. sept 21ma Chlaricaton, 8. C. William G. Whilden & Co., FoflM1t3l1. oF HAYDEN & WHILDEN, DEALERS IN Watches, Jewelry, Silver War( CIROCKEIlY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, n1111 House FIurnisliIng Arileles. Old (Jold and Silrer purchased. Watches aaci JeIwelry repaired. 265 XISO-sT., oax i'n OF W11AUFAIN, 0lIARLESTON, S. C. AT W1OLESALE, NO. 11 IIAYNE STREET WM. 0, WHiiDEN. H. TIOMAS, JR. WM. S. LANNEAU. nov 27-If MILLS HOUSE, Corner Queen and Meeting Streels, DHARLESTON, S. 0. IllS POPULAk AND WELL , lR NOWN HOU.E is now fully open or tie reception of visitors, having been efurnished with New and Elegant Furni tre throughoul; ani offers to the traveller reconliml0odations tnd conveniences as a First .ass 1lotl, not. to be equalled by any North >r South. The patronage of the publio is espectfully solicited. Rates of Board per day, $4 00 " " per month as may igreel on. JOSEPI PUllCEILL, fob 2-l'66t--t-f Proprietor. 4; U1. 0 -4 JOH N U. VIA L, CaLUMB2A, S. C WI(LESALLEN ADIRAL, mnporter uniti lier Inl Englishl and Amerinn IARD WARE & OUTLERY, RON, ST EE[, Nails, Castings, Mill1 Stones Dolting Clotbs, Circular Saws, Mill irons, Sugar Pans, NIJIA RIJERI AND~ LEAThlER BELTING, harponlers, Bllacksmnith and Tianners' Tools, Housekeeping and Furnishing Hardware, AORICUJLTURAL. IMPLIMENTS, ime, Cement, Plaster, Paints, OIls, French and Ainerloan Window Glass, Ouns, Rifles, Pistols, Shot Bolts, Powder Flanks, moh 1-0m. Powder, Shot, &o., RULE TO PLEAD. State of South Carolina, FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. IN THU OOMIION PLU.Bs, Amsi Meek, 1 vs. .bittichme.t, Tas. R. Ashford, W IWERE AS, the Plaintif did on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1807, fie- hi-i ieelaration-against the Defendant who, (a. it said) is absont, front and without the lim its of uhis State,.and has neither wife nor httifney knownt within thin same upon whots a copy of the maid declaration might .hc served . 10 is thertfaire Ordered, that thb maid Dea fondant doa appear and' plead to the -said.4e oa tion on or before the 17th a ico Marh, A. D. 1888, oth'erwise final and abi tdhitojudgmont~ will- theh :be given add itwarded ftottho 1liintiff gaits*h m.' S.-D, LOW*EY, Oildrk's Oficoo,' IJairfeoldDst MIarch l6, 1807. mat 19.ele8pyv tAtodd it Ibe ss ttm Sp~qp k- THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS AND V7oels.1y FAIRFILD HERALD, PUBLISHED IN WIFNSBORO, S. 0. Ti-WEEKLY, Per Annun. $4.00 WEEKLY, c . 3.00 Any one sending in a Club of TEN NAfES, With the money, at the rato of $2.50.a year, will bo entitled to an extra copy of the HERALD. Advertising Rates. Advertisements making not more than one square (one inch.) close print, will be charged $1.00 for tohe first insertion and 60 conle for each subsequent inserdon. Larger advertisemons, when no contract is iade, will be charged in exact propor. tion. Contracta iado on the most liberal terms. Obituaries, Marriages, Tributes of Res peat and Communications of a personal character, will be charged for as advertise. Rionts. ---0 JOB PRINTIN4G. 'The HERALD JOb Offiee is pre pared to fill all Orders for BILL HEADS, LJETTER HEADS, CJRCI.A RS, BU8IBNES8 OARDS, ViIZTING CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, RAILRoAD RECEJIrTs PosTERs, L AWYER'8 BR IEFS, LEGAr, BLANKS, IIAND BILLs, &O., &C., In the best style and on Beason able Terms~. Desportes, Williams & Co, PROPRIETORS. RI&IL TO PLEAD. The State of South Carolia. .F A IU It ILDD PIS T1I IOCTj IN'TUl OoMIION PIEDAl. 8. F. utanose& 1XtEI(E~AS the Plainlti did ondhe 18th~ VT day of Novembt A. Da.1806 *1e hIe'd6aration againsl b6 Defen~ who, 1agiiIssad)i9.1?~u *i Itqul whom a oopfouthe a 4olato' a be served, it 1s therefore Woidred that tb. said D. feidant d* -af tid ,14& to the said doolvearaton 4R the144 dyof No.. We beA. Dlort Ad ai jto t~