The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, July 08, 1868, Image 3
Latest by Telegraph,
Oongressional,
WAIsuioTos, June 29.
1louss.- A joint resolution extending til
Agricultural College net to Arkansis wi
referred to the Commitco on Public Land
Mr. Cobb ( iepubliet), of Wisconsin, it
'ridu ;, ,Oo,. oll...w.ingr. h in
" esolved, That the Committee of Wa
ntd Means be instructed to report wit hot
unnecessary delay a bill levying a tax oft
least ten per cent, on the interest, of bont
of the United Sltes, to be assessed til
collected annnally by tihe Secretary of il1
Trensury anid such subordinate otiers r
tre charged Witih the duly of paying intei
est on the bonded debt oft le United Sites.
Mr. Price inquired If that includ 'd bond
held in foreign countries.
Mr Cobb repliel th it di-i, and dem-nit
eA the pr1eviousI qu1estion.
Air. Allison askedn it' the reol Iion w
rim, tiry, ndd tie SpneaI ker re1lid tib'iii:
tively.
The house refused to secood the previol
nquestion.
MIr. Washiburne, of iilii movel to laI
(the resolution on the table. Rlejected -
ylMnis, 27 ; nays, 106.
AMr. Price moved to refer it It Lite fon
mittee of Ways and Means, ni1l called ibl
previous qiestion on his tmotion ; whi:
was seconded.
Mr- Butler asked what. would o I he c
feet of this vole.
'iho Speaker replied thatr it would refs
the resolution without instruction .
Mr. Mlaine: Is not the ways anl Mean
Committee privileged to report at any time
The 8peske.t: It, is.
Mr. Butler: Blt. everylholy know' the
will niot report the resolution back inle:
they are comnipelled to do so.
In answer no furl her inuunirie, the Speal<
er explained ihat, as ihe 1previous quest io
was not operating. if lne Ilouso refu:ed
refer the resolution the question would rt
our on its passage.
The house then rafused to refer th
resolutiont-yeas, 61 ; nays, 80.
'rite question then recurred upon agree
ilg to the resolution, and it wis agreed to
ayes, 92; nnys, 64-the Democrats (except
ing Sitgreaves) voting aye.
The river and hail our bill was then rc
sunmed. An appropriation of 115,10) fo
the Tennessee r er was carried : 81.00
for experiments i . shifting sluices, mii n
approprition for surveying tine (hnahit
and Wiito rivers, in Arkansae, were als
carried. The bill was concluded, but n
final vole taken i)in it.
Si:N'ari:.-A bill was passe-l providin
(hnt when-ainy State is iin arrears for inte
est on bonds held in trust the Fednerral G o
ernment. shall withhold tie inniey due smni
State.
Tie civil oppropriation bill was restinien
andt ho enate took a recessuntil rigl
tetssion.
Waulvs.uy 1.
Sax~'an.-Mir. Trumbull spoke agains
the bill excluding the Sout hern Siates from
the Electoral College, aind moved to sti jk
from the bill Florida and Arainsas. N
action was taken.
The consideration of the civil aplr pii
Lion bill was thien resk numed. Mr. Sihertum
withdrew the funding bill which ie ha
offered as amr ien mltirenit.
Tie 4use ins under consideration i,
Alaska bili.
Mr. W1'as:burne, of W"'isconsin, oppose
any appropriatiin to carry tie tieatny it
effect.
Tiho understanding is that a vote will b)
taken on Thursday next.
More Supposed Fillibusters-Tho Neves
Wise Mon.
Ntw Ou(.).nAs, Jine 29.
Another squad of supposed fillibuster
inunmbering about eighty, Was captured nen
Fort. Livingston, La., and brought to Fos
Jackson. But Itwo among them were apps
rentliy exercising any authority, and th
majority of them are Mexicans. A sm
lugger loaded with provisions was als
captured, but no :rms were f'ounl, Sn re
ingle Colt's 'rvover.~ Thne prnisoniers a
per't. t hut the y peaceable Cit iz.ens, int eut uipo
legitinnate puuisI.
'The supir'mne cnelav'e of tine Orderoi of 'Th
Seven Wise I in is imolinrg its a nn mii seo
A sioni here'. 1t in largely tl tene, aindil
7deliberations will be priotractedl.
Suioldo -Alaba~na Legislatture,
Monmir, A.i., .June 29.
'qlhn -L. Debar', manager of line (Galin
M'lo lHall here, commnittetd suicidtii
rnorning bay taking strmychnino. Jkia
pintmenit in business wars tine cause assign
ed for tine act.
WV. H.8Smith. the Governror elect,-calls t11
Legislature t ogether at Nhotgomery Alom
day, July 13th.
Latest from Japan-The Tycoon. Surrei
dora to tho Mikado -The TIronbles n<
yet over
RANt FitANeisco, June 29.
IL'he steamship Cinia, with advices froin
Japan, has ari'ivedi.
Time Tycoonr has svi'i'ndleredl Yokohan
to Mikapo, witir half of his prlivaite territor
atnd all of his navy, and as a token of hi:
mnilip had left on foot, for Mikon. Ti
Biritishn Minister had pr'escnted his ereder
tials to lthe Mikadlo. The troubles are n<
over, however, as thne Tycoon's nravy refui,
cd to submit to b'eing surrender'ed to tI
Mikado. The High Piesnt warns the Mhik
do Iha, ire is i nter'fering too much in I iiip
ral jiffahrs, and unless lie abstains thieref'ro1
the priesthood w'ill call upon imn to nmbd
onto. Time flihting'contitues witii a fe
miles of Yokohiama.
Feast of the Gernia~s in New York,
. Nxw Youx, Juno 29.
The Sochuizenfest, celebration is goinga
to-day. Tiro route of line procession is di
aerated wirh flags and flowers. Tine May<
and congressional dielegtin reviewed ti
~r sion as it passed UinStao
TeKing *of the -Sandwich Islands n<
Pleased with the United States,
SAN FKAxohboo, June 29.
The King of the Saundwich Tslands, a<
3erding to advices per last aleatmor, threa
en; to heist the British flag if time irnite
Stateg disturbs hisa domiinions,
General Moflowell Relieved.
WVASH INnmoN, July 1.
Whon President has relieved Goenral M
IDowell from command of thne Fourth Di
iriot, H~e Is ordered to report withnout d
lay to time War Departmeat.
Gillem succeeds MeDowell In miemmand
the Fourth District.
Florida-Surrender of the State Gove
ment to Governor Reed.
-TAr rAaSSER, FLA,, july 1.
Govertior 1(eed reolved1 tire surrender
the Gowei-niment, of-the State to day . fr
Governot' Walker, in compliance withi i
order froni General Meado, .according
General Order No. 92, from Atlanta at
yesterday, "that military rule ceases in iih
Stateo and the commander of- the sub-di
trict hs orderved-to abstain from interferon<
with I he olun laW ump ... nypro.. ....
over." As no appointments havo been
made for Slate and eountly oflicers, the old
ones will hold over till nppolnintents by
(lovernor Reed anmi confirmation by the
Legislu turo, which meets on the 7th instant.
e Highly Important from Now Orlea's
Assoibling of the Togislatuiro.
NI:w (tOr.txs, July 1.
This mornintr. before tho hour for the
nosas nbling of the Legislture, a section of
it artillery atit a squnton of' cavalry. prepar"
t. oi lor s-rv ice, oceupied i af;ayelte Square.
s Two toitiiltatties of thel' Frst. in faiitry, cot
'I manled by C'-tpiini Viele, occ.upied the: ide.
e walk fronting the Mlechanies Institute. A
s large body it' i olice were on duty in atid
- roull the buildling. No onr n(;( giving it
"gil i cacctl ot' his bSinK tlesis was illoiwed to
japito:n-h. A1 parantes indicate trouible.
',nionel "itintry and ( tnei' Neille, of
. (bneral 'lltnut's ;tall', nere alko pres
Cut.
ThSi'tt'ne was called to order at quiar.
t( r Julst 12 o'clock. Feiw Detnoeras were
pre"t'.
'liTe toll of tiiinnhrs --el1y those who
tosk the tist mith, including Campbell, as
:ate=l yet terd:ty- -a then. calledt.
--Afer" the. minutes were read, (the commtit.
tee to which tienral fiuchanan's order was
ref'errmed yestenday reportled that they were
eo oiuiou Sint the action of the l'residett
t in regeiri g emiboers to l.he elie test oth,
shonld bt tu 1y sustalined. A dite respuect,
- h)wever, to t he wishes of tShe (1hneral cion
m:itling SIte armies of lie Uilted States
r inducei l (he entnCillee tit o recotininitd a dis.
coilimnitcte of the test ottit. and that here
a fter mc nteber ie sli->wed t iliify in
? aeeordtatne with the i.onistitution of te
:hate,
y tio t ierun it tlhe first paragenph he
stricken ottI Created consiielalse (it5sustion
atnil was finally Sabsled.
_ The report was the i asl ii as it came
a fotin the comtni'.teeC.
o A motion was imade (hat the roll furnish
ied by the comimainlng Genurni ie called,
and all mteinber.s wishiug, to besworn tiler
tie heCnstitti ion.
In ealling the roll, tht name of Sanbola,
ousted yesterday by election, was omitted,
. hougli ho present ed hi itm self to ie sworn
.in.
Fiftetn Dieocratic senators took (ie con
- titutiial oath.
rSevera motions wer- oferel, when Lynch
( .nlied ait'sutioi to Article . Ev of the Conti"
i lution, which tis t that no action of any
hind ents he liekn bsy thie beeirl.i ute until
t nto upion the fourte ntiittamhnent.
o The Conuittee on (Cre tlentials anti i Eee
tions was dlischatriteel, on motion of Mlr..itay,
it order that at new 1sns b-i appointed, on
which the lcti cvii sile might be repre.
-s'teui.
TIhoet gislaittre then agliournedl.
Stb-la will prtbldy iake his seat. to.
-morrow, and conteis for seats will proceed
(t reguhlyl.
The llotse proceeding, i were of n similar
narture. bitt there was more oppositon to
dispensii with the test oah whetn the roll
t was eatlI on assembling: but subseiquently,
i when the roll was called of thosc electeid
e thso had not qutliied, bit ihree. quaiiie'1
0 under fihe Constitution. More will proba.
bly do So St-mrrow
- Tho iluse permanently organized by the
it eletiton of Charles W. Lowell (white) as
It Speaker.
''hme fSis)ne adopted a joint. resolution
a ratifyin g the teittetIi atmentent by a
vote of :> to :;.
1 A (e3s'Ihtion was otosred by 1'W. Pope No,
0 btle, ottOi' te titre. liemoeras'i who -ou'.liti.
sd, that t he roll of members as returned by
e G.enerallitshanman be called. and Shat tenm.
tested or not. The mtotion was tabled.
It was resolved by the flouse that none
1 disquaitlilled by the fourlcentt ntendtent
or article ninety-rine of the Consti uSion, or
whose seats are contested, be allowed to
take their sents.
It is authoritatively stated that the ap.
r plicatiton for the tesenco oiC the military
t to-iny was made by two )emtocratic seta.
. or
Florida Oongrossian ;worn In.
SFlo'ida, was swot t it tsi-sy.
e NeTws Itoems,
ki n.AN'r.s, July 3.
In comnplianice ith~ teliegtraphsic orders
fromt ('ineratitl Grat Genecscrat Meande issutes
'tot'es appolinti ng IBullock Giov'ernor of
Georsigia, rice' Gesner-aI litigetr trenmoved, to
taskc elfesc tstotmorrow, ott the ass'embtliing of
s ihe leisslatur~e. Als-o, WillittnI - Smit
S Governortoi of Ailbama, uice Ptttoni iemcov-ed
aindt A. J.- it piegat 5, Lietennt-Gtt0overnsor'
-to take eflect Jutly 12.
Theln pr'oseesutlotn testimony, in theo trial of
C (lie Columntbis prisioniet s, is str-og aga inst.
tine accused.
Genertal R~obet Tootmbs is heroc oigansi.
'ing te Democrtic party.
V JIRu~a~ni, Jutly 3.
In thec Setnate, 'to-duty, Judgegs Osbsornes,
hsis oroenttials, whsich wier-c referred. Tine
n Prtesident oft tine Seniate ruledi t hiat thie Gene
r-al Aissemtbly, hsaviing adloptedt the liowarnd
a tamnetnmeint, iS had S th forc'e of law in thes
y Stte, thsouigh not yet. part, of S th Const ituis
t- S ion of' the Unilted State; hence, heo will nti.
e admit persons batnned by it. Mr. Rtobbinus,
-Sentatori fr-ott liowatn, offoreod a recsoltiton itn
I, substance, t hat. Noth Canrolinat declarnes
- tat Sine fuindtamtettl condttion in the otni-S
o bits bill, pr'oiing for re-admntission of to
a State, small for'ever- bte held withtout, legal
y for-ceor os'fect, as to this State; and that te
a declar-at ion is inde not to obstrucnt settle
mntt antd Union, bitt to avoId Lte consoe
y quoncoes of slilet acqutiescenice or approvali
of'a~ docSinoe ftraught, wih datnger- to the
r'ightts of all tine States, ntid of contstitutionu
al goverttnment. Two tnegroes wer-e elected
dlootr-keepers in thmo Iloutso, andl otte in the
Senate.
n R otC~own, July 8.
r The Suipronto Courst of 'Vir'ginla htas re
e versed the deocision of fine lower' couri', in
.tecaso of Ciaflin, of' Newv You-k, against.
Steinboek & Co., andi decided that. afttach
4 mont agaInst the latter for Sd8,000, was
issuetd on good gtroun~ds, and must stantd.
A pat-ty of' sevenity-lfive yountg laieis, front
thne semintary at Palmira, Now York, arr-ivod
,. to-dasy, anti visited severasl points of' inter
5. est; atnd to-night attoended a hop at, Lihe
d Spot Lswood Ilotel, givens ins their hsonior.
WASINU'oN, July 8.
In- te Senate, it memoirial was pr'esenited1,
astklng $15,000 for deepening the SL. John's
Rtiver,. in Florida. * The Sax bill was reportL.
3- ed, andI mando ihn special or-den- for Monday
6- tand tutil cmpleted. A resoltilon to atd..
- Joutrn it htonor of the Foturth of Julhy, was
adopt ed, sent radicals voting nay. Tine bal
atnee of tine day was tdevotedi to the consido
ration of te affairs of thne District, of Columt
bla.' Adjournted.
Ini the tiso, thie Demoeraf ho seats wore
empty.- The llouso consideored aplnropria
Liens in Com'mittLee of' the Whole, agaIn
rejeoting the amnendmen, allowing clirks
>f extran compensation, and, after passing the
rn bill tfurisb Ing te faliLha of' each Congres-.
e slonal Istrt'f Wlth 2,000 rifles and two
oe batf'eries of al'(illory~, the Hpuso adjourned
d until Mondaiy.
s - NA(FAOgdot, Jjlly 8S
so Tine ct-ow, andi finally Captaini nJridg of
t- eo.8eautor Chanticieer* Woro. qearqh4 at
Mazatlan. Captain Bridge, clailing this
action oft he Mazalan authorities its a na
tional insult. notified the authorities of his
intent iou to bombard Mazatlan ; but, under
the retonstranco of the American Consul.
merely blookaledl Mazatlan against Mexican F
vessels-the vessels of other nations passing
freely.
'n I LAmit.i'n A, July 3.
Detective Lafayette C. Baker is dead. le
le avesi a quarter of aillton.
N1:w Lox ox, July 3.
The steamers City ot' lloston inil State of
New York collie.led al the iouth ot' the
Connectient Itvier in a l;og. Three persons I
were lost and nmuny hurt. Bath boats wero -
crowded with pa)tssengers.
Ni:w YonRK, July 3.
The papers are full of speculations,and the
sireets fullt1 ott' rumors, but there is no real
cia nigo in the situation. lendleton's friends
are s.i lguine.
(', Iri t:N .';11:xr E' xt:maiit':s oi i .; ' ill :
So.-im (1lmi.INA iUxvinsTY,---An
nsembtila 1ige! of ladies and1i genrm!~tlmen-n :t
1"tended ilh-e exeltrsel onvestertlav..
Thle' 1 folilvingt ('5Says, selected for tihl. o("
easio:,, were 4d1 ed:V
I2e 1"'ilr i , ''n 'yl' )m of 1-;riucation.
Ira '. Ii1l, of l)arlingrton 1)isirect.
Tly uIrf lv ,otns ol'.In'nowoto, t, (RTi.'
/le',n 'n/ l'./nss.-D. Z. uanzler, of
On uiigebnm-g I)ist rict. ki
I',-!e'h)l.--l. C. .l'urmtt l, of Geor- da
I an<d .,lj1(i.piev/.,--W. La 50
Cvinit I S"te(venti, of (I (orgia.
Tho1em eSSav vinced thonght and si
cultivation and were creditable' to the yo
's:iaists. to
'Thie de'rress and cel lficatea of dia- su
tin tion and sattcment of graduation in i,
tie varions schools, came text; and ,
ihally the honoured atd (este'emed ati
I'resitent of the University, Mr. R. \V.
Ilarnweli, addressed the graduates in
the language of advico and friesndly con- l
sideration. The Pr'i tssors of the Unmi- Ile
versity, the heads of its various schools,
'were present. on the stage; and of the
Board of 'J'rustei's, there were in attend.
anee Gov'. Orr, ex-Governor Pickensa
and Bonham, and Professor Carlisle and
Colonel F'. W. McMaster.
[ Phxic.
Fr.DERAL .iAiAt'rY IN G-OloRiA.
The A tlanta papers contain distress.
inn aocounts of the manner in which
the (eon ians arrested on suspicion of
being concerned inthe murder of Ash
burn, a Repulica, are being treated -
by the authorities. The colls in which
mnos+ of thiem are confined are only six
by ten dimensions. Two of the gen
tlemien are buried alive in stone cof.
fins exactly ten feet long by two wide.
The fare is of the coarsest description.
[ 'harleston News.
Mexico LipitovIN.-Tho Mexi
cans have began to commit suicide on
a large scale This is bad. It is a
sltuic better, how'ev er, than to he out. -
ting each others' throats. I.n the con
dition in which Mexico has been for
the lust forty-five years her well-wish
ers have learnt to content themselves M
with small things. Suicide is a st
slight improvement on murder. We
are willing to give Mexico all the b
praise which is due.
The Emperor of Franco presented
Mile. R. 'Toelons with $1,000 for her
"many kindnesses" to the Princess
Achille Murat, while lately travelling
through Europe.
Speaker Colfax having 1 con ap
pletd to to settle a dispute concern
ing the pronunciat ion of his name,
returned the following answer :"My ni
first name is pronounced as if written wv
Skyler,.and the last as if written Coal-1 ti
fax.tm-V
The Camden prisoners, arrested for
supposea complicity with thme D)ill
murder, it is now understood, wvill be di
tried before a jury of thir pees ini a a!
civil court, and not by Military Comt- a
issiont.-Afs ury. C
The young lady who sang,. "I wish
someobody would come,'' has had her '
desire gratifled. Eleven country
cousins have arrived and intend to
stay all the summer.*
A man saidl the only reason wvhy his
dwellitg was not blown awvay in a late
storm was beause there was a hoavy
mortgage on it.
JRAiE OYENS,
Q AUCE PANS, Spiders, Kettles, Orid
U Irons, &e. Nails, Mulo Shoes, Pad F
Lock's, Knob Locks, Tools, Grass Blades, 8
Scythe Bladcs, Sickles, Cotton Cards, Oar.. L
den Forks, Ihoes and'lRakes, &c. Buckets, 1E
Tubs, Well Buckets, Brooms, Welt Rope, I
P'low Lines, Solo Leatheor, Crockery, Tin
Ware, Cutlery, &c., &c., &c. For sale by
KETLCIIIN, McMASTERI & BRICE.
June 18
IiEMONS I LEMONS U!
S ODA CRACKERS, Novelty Cakes, Tea
Cakes, Candy, Nuts, &c., just received
byJJHN MelNTY'RE & CO.
june 11
RULE TO PLEAD,
State of South Carolina.
F A IRFIIEBL D D1S T RI CT.
IN TUfR coMMON PfMAs.
0. A. Thill (for another vs. . 0. 0. Feaster, 11
At tachmuent. al
WrIpgEREAS the PlaIntiff dId on theo sixth
day of June, A . D). 1808 file hIs decla- .
ration agalnst the Defendant who, (as It is
said) Is absent. froid andl without the limits
of this State and has neither wife nor attor- (
noy known wIthIn the usne open whom a L
copy of the said declaration might be serv-L
ed. .B
It is therefore Ordered,. that the said Do- E
fendant do appear and plead to the delAr'a, it
ion on or before liho eighth, day of June,
A. D. 1809, otherwise final and absolute al
judgment, will then' be given and awarded
for thme Plitf gis i -,
Si . UOWEY, 0. P. -
Clerk's Oficeo. Fair~eld. Distuiot
juno 28-leimly
E4AG! EGfGS? !
50 sale byj ' covd n o
JOHN MOXNTYILE &'C0.
Jnna &.
Nomination.
Ma. EbiTon : Please announao Capt. John
Innant as a Candidate for Tax Collector of
airfield Distriet, and oblige,
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
BLOSADA LIS
Purifies the Blood,
or Sale by Druggists Everywhere.
"ASK YOURSELFe"
3l I willing to allow my wie lthe solace
L of myv home, any children ihat greet
3 Iitl io u nith joy, who hal' cliimhed may
ces to perlfori their little I slices of ten
iiess and alt'eciions to lie placed in such
,ation of distrean in the way of making
tile cecrt'in provision for tI emi, the means
doing Which are now within tmy reaoh
Bring yourself serlottsly to retlect. on the
hjout and tremblo at the responsibility of
or affections, if you do not. apply at once
the undersigned and hove your life in.
red in the best Company, "Eijtuitable Life
stnace," .12 Broadway, Now York.
tyle mein niay be insured if Surgeon's eertili,
re is pr->perly signed, and tf tey are polite
riot it.
.JOHIN P. MA'l'TTl uWS, Agent.
II Rnti:xm-:.-Can. John Uratton, II. L.
Biott, Siain'I. Cathcart, E. J. Means, It. A.
rron, J1 A. Brice.
PEAS! PEAS! I
LOT of White Peas, and Cow Peas, just
received and for sale by
McINTYRIE & CO.
may 11
Mt. ZION INSTITUTE.
WINNSBORO, S. C.
ilE Second Session of this scoliinsie
year, will open on We-linesday, July
t, 1868. O. A. WOODW A It ),
july 2-t3 Principal.
JUST RIECEImmf.
1st and 2nd Qualities
OF
N'?wv~ W7lTa 1Lt.
D. R. FLENNIKEN,
Agent for Aubrey & Co.
july 2.
WANTED-AGENY S.
PEllt MONTil to sell the NA
) i e, TIONAL FAMILhY BMW11ING
ACIlINE. This Machino is equal to (lie
indard miachines in every respect and is
i at the low prico of $20. Address NA,
ONAL SE-aWNO MACHINE CO., Pitts
rg, I'l.
july 2-Sn
RULE TO PLEAD.
State of South CaroHina,
FAIR FIELD DISTRItIT.
IN Ti coatioN PL As.
artin L, Jraswell, bearer, vs. C. McClena.
ghnn, At tachnment.
O' IIRAS 'lie Plaiintiflf did on (lie I wen
V ty--sevent da liy of April, A. D). 18618,
0 his dleclarat ion against theo Defenidant
bao,. (as it. is snid) is absent fron, ad wtithout
o limits of this State, and hats neither
ifo nor attorney known wvithin (lie samne
von whom a copy a copy of the snid do
sralion might be served.
It is therefore Ordered thant thie said D)e
ndlant do appear and plead to thie said
eclaration on or before t he t wenty-eighth
ty of April, A. ID. 18619, otherwise final and
>solutojudgment. will thion he given and
yarded for the Plaintiff against him.
S. 11. CLOM NE Y, C. C.P.
erk's Office, Fairfield Distriot,
A pril 27th, 1868.
july 2-le~mly
JUST OPENED.
BY
LADO BROS.,
No. 2 .Ia~nk Ranlge.
100 pIeces Anmori'n Calicoes,
Ftrenich and English Prints,
Plain and Figuared Lawns,
Checked and Striped Swiss,
tnoy Muslins, Plain and Checked Jaconet,
riped Nainsook, Plain Nainsook, Bilshiop
twns, Victoria Lawns, Bileachied and
rown Homospuns, Checked and Striped
omespuns, Cottonades and Drills, Mar
seilles Vest ings, Slay and
Chinese Lined., Linen Drills
and Ducks,. Whito Linen
Drills, Hosiery and Gloves,
Corsets, Yankee Notions,
and many other artloles.
.A.LSO,
A lrgo stock of ShlOES at, our tusually
low prices..
A varied assortment of Men's and Youth's
ATS, to which we respectfully invite the
teation of all; as we will always take
easure in showing cur stock.
ap 28_____
DRUGS, MEDICINES &c.
I0D LIVER OIL, Jacob's Cordial, Castile
Soap, Nux Vomicn, Nut Galls, Licorice,
coorlee Rtoct, i'oruvian Bark, P'hiiote.ken,
urnt Umber, Croton Oil, indelliblo Ink,
rstract Loen, Mucilage, Miason's Black
g,
A hso ag Oil, Citrato Magnesa,
1 ndellible Pencils. ynet, reedyve by
KETCHIN, McMASTER & DRICE.
mray 21
$50 REWARD
odt to donyiot, any, one or more 'of the
trties who broke open my store on -the
ght of the 18th instant....
JOI1N H. CAThCART.
jrm% 18A.5K.A
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
BY
JOHN McINTYRE & 00.
W E have jusit received ia fresh supply of
(lROCERIElS which will be sold low
for iA 'tjj..aul - migai.. of
100 bushels of Cr:,, No. 1 Country Flour,
barrels, halt-barrelsiand kits Mackerel, Nos,
1, 2 and 3, English Dairy Cheese, Superior
Brown Soup, Mixed Pickles, tanned Oys.
ters, Wino Cakes, Letnon Novety ('ke',
French Mustard, Crockery, Raisins, Nutts,
all kinds, Frosh Cocoa 'ream, Fig l'aste,
Assort ed Candles. Also Ladies' and (Ien.
Ilemen's Shoes, (home manuufacture,) Zeophyr
Puff'. "llere's Your Mtlo" nud Bill Arp
Smoking Tobacco, (!hewing 'Iolaeco, He.
gars and many other articles .too numo
rous to Inetition.
mar 17
Dilli '1' It PP .! atE) 1 L\lt s,
Just lieteied by
JOHN MeINTYIRE & CO
apr 2 s
6.000 L~BS.
BACON 81DES and will bo sold low for
Cash,
apti 0 THOMPSON & WOODWARD.
JUST RECEIVYE I).
INEST qunlities Crushed, A, 13, C, ex C
. n.ail C Yellow Sugairs, Rio and Gov't
Javn Colffee, Fresh Tomatoes and Penches,
in canry, IlReined and Common Petroletun,
Ciun Powder and Green Tin, certain to give
satisfaction, and Refined Starch.
1). It. FIENNIKEN,
napl 1 Agent per Aubrey & Co.
Country Culred Alcat,
it AI, Sholders ani Sides. Also, Fino
.Flour tnd Corn Meal, just received by
KlE'Cl1IN, MUMASTEL & U111CR.
may 14
JUST RECEIVED.
Su
Coll'eo,
- Rice,
Molasses,
Sugar Cued llam ,
Shoulters,
Soda,
Parlor atches,
Country Flour.
.A.]CA 93 C
SELF RAISING FLOUR for mnaking the
most delicious lbrends, Biscuits, Puddings,
&o. Without yeast, or salt., with cold water
or milk only-to bo mixed when the oven is
hot and ready for baking, and for Cakle,
Pastry, &c. Saving half Iho ordinary
quantity of Biutter and Eggs T'lis flour is
warranted wholesome and nutricious.
For snlo by
T1iOMPSON & WOODIWAl D.
may 10
Cllarlotte & S. C. Railront.
oENx'IA, FEtoHT Am) TIICuxT AusT's
0Orrton.
Cotsn.UiusA, S. C., June 10, 1808.
GR AND Excursion to New York--lound
Trip Tickets only $29. Persons wish
ing to attend the National Demooratic Con.
vention, to bo hold in New York on the 4th
of July, proxite, arO inifioud that this
Company has mado arranso.nents to issuo
Iound Trip Tickets, good from. J.tne 20th_. to
July 16th, Inclusive, at $29 each. TJicketsi
will be on sale, sit, thtis oflice, fromthe (1uiorti
ing of June 20th to t he afternoon of' July
1st, when they will be withdrawn.
E. IL D)( II8EY,
(General Freight andl ticket A gent.
JUST RECEIVED)
,. BY
W. M. NELSON.
3000 Lfis. BACON, (Rih Sidos,)
1000 lbs. Bacon, (cleat of rib,)
Rio and Java Clof'eo,
D and extra C Sugar
Sugar Cured Hams.
.ALSO,
A T20T OF IIAUSEIL'S CELEBR~ATED
CORN AND RYE WIIISI(EY.
apI 28 W, M. NELSON.
JUST RECEIVED,
DI.. R. FLENNIkEN,
(Agt. for Aubrey & Co., Baltimnoro.)
No. 1 Country Cured l~ams
and Shoulders,
Blaltimore'Sidos.
Now York Golden Syrup,
Musoovado Molasses,
Prime Leaf Dard,
api 4
DRFAS OOODS, &c.
I ADIES' DURES8000DS, Printed Mus.
.J line, Organdies, Stss, Cambrios, Ja
uonsuj, Contgntaw, Canioues, Pidb and
Striped llomespuns, Long Cloths, Cotton
Y in, T'able Linen, Casslioros, Cottonades,
Ladies' and Oetlemen's Slhoes, Brogans,
&o., &o. Just, receIved.
EpiTJIlN, MoMASTER & DICE,
DEhJGSMEIMCX$Fs, &4c.
1jBEN(IE 01 GINGEJR, Gelatine, Ex't:
Lemob, Mirs. inalow's Soothing Syr.
pp Di~'ew 1otr Iausla 's Magnesi,.
avot Tatter, Coin Starch, latlna, Arrow
Root, Alleooc's Poroute Plas~rs, Qg~en',
Delf o'. Jte t t
T 0 1 1 1 N , e A i B R .s
Notice ! I
KETCHIN, ILASTER
&
Invite the Attention of this
T-uniBLz:o,
T1O THlE LMllG M STOCK ()l'
which ( hey are
And which comprises nearly
Nveli,l by Ithe people in
And int
'T'heir object in to do strictly a
CASH BUSINESS,
And to
SELL GCQOO)S
AT Plil('
That will induce all persons to
BUY FROM THEM.
sept 28
LABOR SAVING -
-A-CHI-ES.
W INNSORO, S. (.
P1i1 sub-1 iher is Agont for several valu
I. able .Ichines in connection with his
(lothes W'aslher, viz :liuclevo Mower and
iteaper, M antz's ('h-ntpion Stnut and Sepa.
rating Maichine, 'I'Thrasher utnl sevotoa other t
"arttming Implements- I
F. ELD,)Ilt.
T hereby certify t it one of IP. Eller't
Improved Washing Alachaines hias been usedi
by ily family for nearly 1wo mtot hs, and
ihat it hias given entire satisfaction. Wo
lind its tunrits equal to its claims. It. wash.
es Ithoroughly, (if' tho directiots are fot.
loweil. expeiditiously antl without injury to
the clothes. I cnn safely recomtmtead AI r.
lElder's WVasting Aachine to the public p u.
tronage. foeling assured any fatntily will he
helighled Witi its greater auporiorniy over
the old wash-Itub mode. 1
1{. W. BIR 1019,
Pasior IHopewell Church.
This i." to corlifty that we are using F.
libler's Iatent eCloties Washort it is (implo
and not liable to get out of order. Wo can i
reeotmetid it to the public to bo a1 great n
saving of labor and less injurins to to
clothes than the old method of washing.
Rov C It Belts, Winushoro, S C, Mrs Dr 1
J It Mlaster, Winnsboro, S C, Aira Sain
II Stevenson, l nir tlhl )istrict, S C, Ir's
Rohlt Hlerron, Fairlield )ist rict, S C, alrt C
Ketnnody. Chester, S C, Dr .1 A Itecdy, !
Chester, S C, Mirs Caleb 1Barnes, Columtubia
S C. Mra .1 L Yongue, I'oltunbiat, S C, CUpt
L Ml 1rist, l'roprietor l'tnqtuircr, Yorkville,
S C, Airs, 8. It, Clowney, Wittnaboro, S. C.
feb 227-lyr
L 110N ScUP
RjiESil Cocoanut Crenmo Cantiy, taut
L D~rops, Kisses, Fig Pabte, Lemon,
nnd h)ried Fruit.
JOHN AIelNTYR E & CO.
SOU 'T'II CAROINA RA I LROAD
(CEsN tntA.Il Satl'HalNTEP.NT s r.,
Char lestonit, 8. C ., MAlach ;, -1 868.
and i ater c' tamaiy, ~alarch 201 h, the
l'issentger' TIrins on01 thea 8outth Carol I.
na Railr'ouad will atunans follows, vt.;
FORL AUGOUJTA,
Leavo Chtatlest on, 0.30 a mi
Arraive tnt Atuguaain, 8.30 p m~
Leaivo Chtartlestott, 7.80 p m~
Arrive aft Autgusata, 0.46, a mi
Leno Charalestn, 6.:30 a mn
Arrive at Colaumbin, fl.ra0 p mi
Iia'ivo (ChaarlesIton, fi..t0 p mn
Arriive at Uolumbbit (1.20 a tm
FOIL C11A RLESTON.
Laeavo Aulgusta, 0.00) a am
Arri "e at Chnr'liet, 8.11) p mi
Leave Auaguasta, 4.10) p at
Arrive at. Chaaleston, 4 00 a mn
Leav'o Columbnia, 1.00 a ta
Arrivo at Chlaarlesion, 8.10 p mn
Leaivo Columbaatia, 6.80 P mn
Araivo at Chtarleston, -6.80 a ma
SUIJ IER ~tV.1 LLE TRLAIN.
Leavo Chtarlesuton, .1.40 P an
Arrive at Summryrvlloe, 6.10 p ry
LeatveSummeraoaville, 7.20 a tm
Arrivo at Chaarlesttona, 8.36 a mn
CAMIDEN litANCII.
On MondayR, W~ednesdays and( Safrdays.
Leave Kilngsville, 2.20 p an
Arrive tat Caden, - 00 p mn
LeoavQ Camdena, 6.10 a mn
Aarive at Kilngsivhllo, -7 40 ti tm
H!. T. PESA1(E, Ocn'l sup't.
mar 81
Chiarlotte anid S. C Railroad.
Coa.taxnaA, AprIl 6, 1808.
O0N and after ihiis date, tihe TraIns over
this Rtoad will run as follows:
I'Ass ENUIR TRA IN NORTII.
Leave Coluia4 00 p an
*4 Winnsboro, 6.10) pan
" Chester., 8 0)0 p an
Arrivo at Charlotte, 31.00 p an
00LNO SOUTh,.
Leave Charlotte, 11.86 p in
"Chester, 2,10, a mn
" Wlnnsbioro, 4.00' a an
Arrive at Coluambla 6.00 a an
AN ACo~oNDATION TRAIN WILL RUtt As FOL.
LOWaR
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Columbia, . '7.00 a m
" Winsboro, 10.46 a an
"Chaester. 1.48 p mn
Arrive at. Oharlotto, .6 p an
TsdyThtuddays and Saturdays.
Leavo Charlotte, ,6.00 a m
" Chester, 10.40 A an
"* Winnsbioro . 1.40 p mn
Arrive at Columbia, . 6.04 p a
* . o. rB0UKIroIGT,
api' tpr1~iu
UGAR O4'nMo1meste Tes, Candiqe,
e Strch So i Vgo r, ereShot,
Lond, &o , &2. not r ite ~ '
1CEIOUng afMASTBR BI
SJune 18, , , .1i
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THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF
'THE WAR,
I-rs,0 .UsESt AtACTPR. CONDUCT AND
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*ers who wateled the flood-tide of Ievolu.
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