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Latest- by, Telegraph, Meeting of the Nokth Oarolina Logisla Sure-The 0ongraesional Delegation. BIALII1O, N. C., November 10. The General Assembly met to-day at noon with no 9p1oruLn lt the 89InAte. 1119 l0use, by.ilo"cuailygi of "everal new members, ailde'rialuRd 4 quorum, and ndjourned till to-morrow, when Governor Iolden will send in his Inessage. lion. A. 11. Jones (hepublieanl, or the itonntnin itriot, olaiis that lie lias boat en Duralim (Demoernt) for Congress. --* +_ 0 e -.- -- Death o a Merobant. BALTi3r, November 10. 'Poman Armakrong, or the fit, qr Arm atrongi Caloi & , Co., Is dead Itiud r.intly years. i Earthquak j in Now Jo-soy, Ncw.Yonic, Noveiir it Four di1.nat. uhoiks ot an enreliginko ifere fell 1 i nt'night. at Elizabelb 1. N. J., ft a quaiter pait 10 o,clock. The fotir shocks tontinued about twenty second.4 Cha4ir, tables. and other articles of furinittire, Swayed to and fro. News: Items, CHAn.L-sto-, Ncvonber 17. A/nstus E. Colien lins been appointed : b he Governor'of Louiisiana Commission. r of Deeds for that State InI Soni Caroli nub. HAV.rANA, NoveIbIer 17. ibielligence has been 'received here, that the steamtnship Star of the Union, of N. Y Orleans. for liava.na, was totally wreeed near lIahiblk111n14ln, on th Itith. Crew and passengers saved. WAsIIooNO, November 17. The Chiof Engineer of the Army submits A report as to the condition of tho Southern forts, and asks further appropriations. A speelal despatch to the Now York entes says Messrs. Deft and Prince, Iepublic-in members for Congress from Georgia, onlled at army head-quarters to-day, to rep'rencnt the condition of things in thit State. They f assert that fitero-was no protretion at ainity of tieo .polli for loyal men, at the recent eleotot, andi hat no tir expression of the people can he bilid at the election for Con grotosmen in, Fehrkiary, - without the pres ence of addliloAlit (roo;PA. Religio4 litfeity begins to st ike.ront-in S aln. Protestantlin will soon hnve a opel it Madrid ou well as in Seville, and 4lagrin gs are said to be frequent. CA-VICLAND, NOV..19. The& Central:6110i Lunatic Atviiin it Columbis was totolly liirned ti dav. Six woit-n wero sioiti red.' 356' 61 niaos live been removed to other in stittiui. A firenin was killed and another iiijured by.fiolliiig wall. AtdtatSt, Nov. 19. _Returns fromt all hut. one connt v give a Doinoernite msjorily of 45,349. Iboniox; November 19, FL ia-l ny1iig ;party of Pennsylva haintneMarynnude*rs arrived here this orting . They go to SohIiwestern Virgitin and Ilienco as !'ar Sonth as Co lomlhein, 8. 0 Nr.v YORK, Novembt-r 19. A d pultation fr8n lie Cuban insur gents is replirtied here it conferetnce with lite fillibuster leaders. IUVANA, November 10. Thesteamer Star of the Ution lies whore rite sltfi'ek, witi her i-k br,ken. Two possengi rs were drowned. MOSTOMitny, November 10. The State giv -t Grant -.'200 mjoriy. The numiber of white vot-era in the 8tat e no acording to theS eenens of 18661, is 1011.1 00. It liq entietted that.,a lea t thirty-five tihou. siaid Vhitea did.hot VOte.. The Demnocrnts caroy thirty .nlne out of sixty-one counties, anid carri,d three of the six Congressional Dist riots. AUOIIusTA, November 20. STh R~publcw of ti mnorning, cont.sins a eo in1jiienjAt-p.oring to detail ot rages committed by the Ku Klux in War ren and a<ljoining Countiles, and says that, the negrloes were .1intimidated frein voting the Rleputblibat tlet. 'itt innnees the hilling and ill.troatment of thie negroes by th Ku Klux, , ? mot:an N<,fNvond'r 20. Chief' Justiloe Chase 'will arrive hero next Monday, to preside at. t he fall term of t he United State,, CironIt. Court. Jefferson I Devjs, It Ia t understopd,. will, appear by otinsel, as at present arranged, unless the Court shouldl make different, reqilronents. * hours to-day. - s The Herald * Cuban advioes say Colonel C. E. Spears, acting as revolutionary Pro visional President, oftCut, in t he absen to Aqullera, orders thte enrtoligentg of all cit I sena. 8AN FaA coteco, November 20. E poelli I{elespnt$r in Aputralia, was. wr ke iriymil: out qt heira.. Seven of ;rew weret e4 eO. nohundred are ofsig incipdiieg the captain, and the '. mnate. Thb vessol went ta'piedes immiediy ~y ately.Asvr earthquake deurrpd in M ~~ebuk-ne on th othf'Noembe'. WAUnIIaTo,Ndverned 21. T .Goverbnett,e rves-Rewvds!Johnd with bitt 1ltbg'es. A stroing ffdrx; 'will be meade to have the Alabama Clasints o@ De les ?VQm Sait Lake say thriee --r*p kungbi at Bear City on the 11th, creating great exoltenment.. :A mnob of 200 atctaeked tlhe doW4:d 14 (pg& fjU Index - office and lhe li, 'The' cIiI ens (o l)t . them qIn ~iiio t'i4Rf n welf g h& thtrty- e,'Jhpmrc colleoted Inthe pouu - ~tahne,' ndue t,~ *d to' ft 'weten and ~~' children to leave'th 36&.is 00b'metn in. S tend. to-yattiak ail "btrn t15 to*id. The Mayor t61egr4ptie4 fot (fOopS. - AfAr. 1pC,tfrd#e da.IiI h.I,c4 tht4)onrbilontastiO ~.tlqt4n, krc#* f; Ott;trali ~ rrom Washinton. WASN0TOU, November 10. John F. Smyth has been 4PPoInted reve, nue supervisot f'or tie northern district of New York. Secretary McCulloch and Com missioner Rillins land a long Interview to day, and several more supervisors will be ppointed to-morrow. .Seretary MoCtulloch has ordered the disimissail of twelvd inspectors frot the Pl' idC I u hi ok, anjii-iosg i. The Comptroller of the Curroncy recom. iends the reden i(ion of' the nai ional bunk tholes in New I ork, nnd p'toltibiling fihe payment of inter-est on bank balances by the banks in New York city. 'the roport contains the usual statiAtical information, lhoving the condition or lie banks, amount or taxes pawd. lawf-i mioney resurve, &a. Twelve bamiks have or-gaiulied sinco tie laist report. iiineient tre winlmiding np, and four hImive f-til-m1. 3ecruiary Sohofield has yeturned f-om Hal inimore. 'im~ supeorvisaing architllec of lime lreasumry lii his allillnt report. turge8 a deeb,ion by C.ongress regarding hlie New Orlenis .Miam. whilh lie calls n 1am.igtilily and half fimnish. ed mam1ss of tiaoimary ; anid IeCoonlinelds I le poirchase of ie Ialli-ry in New York amil hlie bitilding thereon ol UpIlprAisRIS' stlreqn and lmilinat ely a iw ewitomanso, whiulh the reessities of commneree iahremiy de. omiand. A lItrge tifaniber (fpfintera have airrivedi her(', ;eeking places in tlim Govermient. prilining olliec. The surleintiendent replies that awillicient force ifts alreealy beenl on. gligd-1 to muet all buMis dCii ti- i im e fu tiro. WasnixwroX, November 17 'Mr. Evrts decides, Ilmn eightfioli-s' work entaitle. (overnmmeit laiorers to file f:111mo conilicistlion ast whei Ifen hours constiluted ft days' work. The Quatermiaser General stafeR his ep peldilures 1 hrougM lie ye.1 t $30.800,01t1; th.! payment of lie Souilhern ronds lowands hlie setlenin-n of' their aeconus to time close of Septomber last, hadl amiomntedi to $4. 000.000, while lie total debt of The roads is $;8,r,00.000. W. T. Bennett has been appointed super fIsor fue North nmd South Carolina. Gen. Or,.it visils Bostin and other Allan tie clies before reurning. All dispblmie momnamd recruits at. Cor lisle barrackv have been ordered Wost. to fight. lime Iiadians. WAIsItIxaTo, NoVember 18. Tie trustees of Anlietain Cemetery have au-pended lie eontid.ration of ilie burial of Ihe Cummfederate dead until their annuail meeling here I10.enliher 91h. The reveniste supervisors appointed to. day ire (ieorge It. Willimq for Ineianlla. nnd .John -Ohie- for Illinois. West's itp poinliment for Lonisiana, is held utder ad visement. rhe State Depar;ment ling io oflicial nal' vices or outrages upon the American lega 11io iIn Parrigmiuny. General Grant was present. nt Atto-ney t0enoral Evni-Ct' dinner, in New York, Inst (might, and in a fe* words of t ianks replied to a Imist to "Tie Pregidetit e1Mt." S. M. Clark has resigned hlim superirifen dency of tie Treasury Printing Depart mnent. WasuINoro, Novenaber 20. The officinl majority for Grant in Ohio Ia 41,180 ; Imdiana, 10,1-1. Customs from tho 9th to the 14i, Inclu sive $2,260,000. Tfiere was a heavy Sodith-WestfSnow Storm ItI (ay. Gcn. Shi rman recommend3 the colonlia lion of time Indiana. with gnverimetils suilt (d to ilir condition. Ile says it is idle for time United States to aftenipt to oceipy the plains in common with tle Indinns. '. he Government should compensate them for yielding the immen e lracls of country occupiedI by them, is it is a graziig commn try, and mee tlemenle a.-e necessarily scatter ed uld have stock, which tempt t ie Indians, who will steal rather that starve. A rew Cards in Go-oral Grant's Hand, - Naw Yonxc, Nov ember 16. Genetral lTedennm, of General Grant.'s staff, stated to..di,t, ini answer 1o a quioeion as to whmethecr General Graint iniended to be present at A tlormney General Evart's dinner, that It womi!d depend en whether Sooretarg Mcletlhoch or Welles or- Postmaster-General Rlandcall would be amonrg thea guests, as the Proside-ni elect did niot, desire to meet any of theore gentlemen., Tho Florida Afair-Negro Ca,ndlidate for Oongresn, -TAr.r,AnAssua. Ft.A., November 10. Al. a meetintgof the Supremo Court Wed-. nestiny Governor Ied wviil apply for a quo0 warr(anto to be servedi onm Gleason to show by whmal righit, hme holds Ihe ollice of Lieu.. henman-Governor of time -State. Gover-nor heed claims iihat Gleas-on, ti . having been it citiathi when hue quailified, was Ineligible to le e-mmcs. lie hand not resided three years In lime Slate, as required by the Con . slituition. Tho will be issumed toemnorrow a cIrcular In ige; jetere.s..of 8pumidors, independent col'ored enndidate for Congress, from "The Un1tegmfi d Tigrm Commiltee, of time Repub liemnn lpirly of Flioridmi," and signed by some fifteemi promminenit colored cit izens, calling fomr the hearty support or voler-s in the coming election--Decembher 20thm. Foreigtn News.. IIPNAUO!IOA L DKi1oYST1.A?Teott BY Trite )IAf). - ID OLV.0. Mapnme, November 10. There was ams imimene - demonstratlon Sat urday irthismi city in favor of a mon archy, abot, 60,000 persons being present Oloaagam, Mart6is, Serra'no, Vrimim and Tv' pote, spoke in.)ls favor, and thmerpm was great nuaasiti displayed by tho orowdl. .u1BANeO--JIAlEkE Or DABON itoTtlsOIItLD). *~~* 1PAnts, Noverunber 30, - rrn yames Notluohmind, tIhe head of time hbuse of Rothohild JBrethers, died to.day. l . a6dte, S1vember 20. At-last acconss MeMahon; Minister to Varagmsy, was atio daneim', Mr*altiag lriuiruoions conlternilng the disptite.bet ween Washbvrn and Lopms. - -. 1 osfloN, November 20. Gibald1I p,tbi.hed sletler orging Spalif 4o ohobseadietatortd6?ihree yearsa.-n pro. dtahave- occurredinBriga - ~orn shops have bee.n saoked. At hast o6ith4 ppihee and lhe-mob were flghmt n~'on1, we.art'dted Ashton, with ean~ 1~t auIve to Fenlaff tgemgi)sf K,',~ Y~f ~*~*j~4 6mb5u 21. have ode jr~its ~ & bg ('lio 181 NAPLUS, November 21. The vtolenco of Veouvius is Inoroasing. Hiany houses and farms have bon utterly lestroyed. The market of San Oiorgio Is in itnminet danger. rrouble in Ark9hsas-right between the Militia a-d K iklux, Sr. Louis, November 18. A telegram fron Litlo Rook, Ark., re ports Generail Pa1tterson's command (State troops) ntacked by tle Kukix in Sevier 1o11fiy. Throo of tl:e attacked party and .no nmilitinman were killed. Several were wounded on each side. AlP.tlt'tis, TmNs., November 18. The proclamation of Governor Clayton, rf Arkotnsns, says: "Tiho ti,e vh- come kwhlen itt Sato over-1nmen1 t a111ist minaaaIlin I I, its toat file p,iint of iiho biytaun it ece.s iary. We nsk no help from at:ind." The Indian War. SAN PRANcisco, November 18. The1 Arizonit 111dizanq have conmeticed a Vigorouti warifare ngIiinst tle peopl., who niplore General Ilalleckc to senl troops, Fony liT .s, November 18. General Sheridiii has left for ilo Caia. linn river, anaC hnn111dred nnd fifty m1ailes ,flut i I of' ti A Ark-tinsna rivt v. to assunie cII 1anl -f ihie troopq, tinhierig 2,700. 1he w11a6iors nimilber 7,000, and harid fighting is :xpec teal, The Fh>rida Squa bble. TALLAHM51sIl, FL.A., November 18 ''le Suprei Court to-alay delivered no 1)pinion in the Reed imipenehnaent case, on a'oant of the absenco of, Chief Justice Rnndlh, who will nvt nrrive before [riday it .1ona, The rei Stle Penl is in ihn possession of lover-.rl.I leed, tin h11%viug ordered one from New Yorl hefore (he iipenohmnent. to rt1 Ane a defective one whil.I iq now in pos. !es4ion ofv (i Liotenaint 0overnor Menison. A. Ai. Ifeed was to-dav nppoinled nior. apy-general by (loternor leed to fill ihe raeancy, atid Lientennui.aovernot- Gie-son l.-day appioined F. A Doikery to lie anno 'lice 'Tlho citizens Iop i lm1 1t Iwo FEuprmclo "OtHS will not be appointi, to al to theiro uomid afi'nt ions. Grant's Majority in South hrolina- Sus jidnsion of a Newspaper. CinAUtL.aSTON. Novembet, 18. General Grant's ninjority in this State (ofici-l) is 17,679. The seaboard co.ntlies gave a larger leptblienn voto than was countel in the recent. estimales. Jaines Connor wali to d-ay elced Granal Master of the 0 -an,l Lodge of Masions of Senth Carolina, vice Ex-Governor Orr. Naval, WASavINTO, November 18. Rear A,lm'ral t-lford sdiedel'oi Vnnnio. dore iarrngut in comnmand of the European squad"on, General Stcneman's Report, WAS111.-roN, November 18. In General Stoneman's report of hit nd ministration li tle First Disirict he Pays he has substantinlly followed General So-li. field's polky, with su-:li tnodifient Ions as were rendered necessary by circunsiances. The solution of the Mettodist Episcoprtl Church controversy ratit, le iays. be left for judicial decision or legislative enactI tnetit, ng it involves delicate legal and eccle sinstical questions. The arrangemente made with most of the railroad companies for liqnidating their indebtednv* to the SZato are ndvantageous. The payments are to be mado one third in currency and two.t hirds In Staid honds. lie compliments the nanaweient. of the Ffeedmen's Bureau and coielndes his re port as follows: "To the respect of the people, both white and black, for the laws, and their innate love of Jnuice, Is due the qnle. and good order that reigns In the good ohd Coin-a trealth of Virginhta," The Cuban Revolution- Tea~ Thousand Men in the Fields NEw Yonms, Noveutber' 19. The Herald line Onban advices which say that Puerto Principo, Santiago do Cubat, and Manzanailla, are beseiged by the Insur gents, who aggreg ato 10,000 fuon, anda are within two miles of ocob place. The Gov-, enent troops were fcrrtlrplng and barri cading the streets. One hundred families had left Saut iago int the Freuncta steamer. NEw Yonx, Novenmber 16. A deputatIon from the Cub1n Insurgents hs reported here In conference withf thme fil. buster leadcrs. New York Market. NEW YonK, Nov. 21 1, P. M. Cotton less active and steady; sales l,500bulos, at 244.. Gold 84}. Charleston Market. CIAunt-:SToN, Nov. 21. Oottoh fitimer ; sales 400 baleg tn idd lings 224 ; receipts 919. ,.Liverpool Market. ~ i Cotton buoyant-uplan'ds 10*0 al1l; Orleans 11* a 114 ; sales 20,000 bales. THIRD STOCK. Eare noW reaelving our third stook Dry GoodIS hoe lil, Clothtfg. Osir stook is oneo of thE laT'gEst evE? 6f'er ead I thi place, and Iu by fier eksapet than we hkv4I14 alno the6 olss o~ 't r Chi ,es Bargalas giveba We edt 8LbOIIT Y litxio.-The Cincinnati oti ,lials recently ind an excuralon andI bat uet to one of the suburbt of that city i id of some local improvement. In rt iponse to the toast, "The Evening Press, )no Griswold, of the Timt, responded a 'ollows: 1lie was in favor of nearly everythiln [f lie was not he could find somo one w I .as. Ho did nout underttand whnt the thin wns, but whatever It was, he wits in favor c t. He wns not a propert y.holder. lie ha iever lind Any property th at he could holi %ll that ie evet had was a hat Ptore. 'I1 )Vople had lai. alt avonnes ; they had loll Mt (Jilhert avento I they h-id laid ot. t eston (avenio le ineait). lie was Ailn ng to Egglestot aivenuo. They had al tt Eden Park lie was nlwRys in favor c he Giarden of Eden. Some of his ance ors had lived there once. Ilnd It ni Jevn for their unreasonnble fonidneas fi kpples lie would irave been Hvitig there ye lie Paid to Geotge Bennett if the city di iot do this work he Andl George would ot heir own pockets. lie would close with ;entineni A rolling stone is the noblel Nork of God, and an honeet .nan gathers r tioss.") CIENFRA L 110nFItT E,, Let --h1 Rlichniond Wig lies been inforue hat the Knickerbocker Life Insurianc 'ompally, of New York, have tra niitted a ctottniitent i ion to Gener bece, tendering to hint tho position c 'Supervisor of \gencies' of that. it dtit ution inl the Southern States. ''h ialary proposed to be paid is $10,00 ,Per annuim. Tit this connection tio Wh. atitte hat there tins recently beon consid !rablo "talk on 'Chitngo'' Ubot il xpediency of electing General Lee t ,he Presidency of the Chesupeako all )io Bail Rond Coiptnuy. Tho a d rentes of the idea argio that h Action to that position would sedur ho immedinto realization of th 'unds required to complete the road t Ite Ohio rirer. GEN.n.T, (41tANT A RAIDICAL.-. Wasihigi-on letter in the Baltimiore Go rile (the etatenents of whiel. letter %V to ttot CNJit, though ve reprodinc hiem,) savs - 'A distii:isifer Radicel Senator wli errived in thi- city last evening sany lnt (Jen. Grtit. tifhintWiatfly detr; t hiln a ftll endursiflitent of tiegro sn rnge, enforced, il necessirv, by congre ionl ne0ion. it A protrinet(-d Cinvte ation on thl III Ij't bet Wer-i the. Gem 't I< n nutitber of Hladiet cotigtes ni11i lie hid been at Otto itne opposed I nxtentding lhe right of frntehise to freet nelt, but that hii viewi hnd undergon i rdical eltatige on that qi'tist ion, Ai Aint ho regarded it as esseninlvly nece! inry for the r protection that tliey shoinl Je uirmed wit lit hItIIot. 'Tlis Senr .or frtrth-r say. that dtring the latti lortion of the hist session of Congre G-ar,t, wits in lie lead on all radie jt,enstur,e.q, Alt fravored the most rodii llethod of executing th several recoi Atruction nets." E5t<MiA.TtoN,-From tht 1%erii, of ye Lerday, we learn thint another delegiltoft Mlarylanders and Perinsylvanian, may 1 oxpected in Columbia aboutt the 27th of th nionthi. The party who prospected the aeveral montlis ngo, were so well please with their trip, I.nt. they have del6rminin to repent it-bt with thirnutmbers great ncrea! cii. It is probable that they will e lend their trip to Greenville And several the upper counties. (ive them a war welcome, ti they are, doubtless, the pi, tneers of ai large, Indnstrious and enterprl ing set of people, who are desirotts of loca ing itn the South, 1776 AND 1828.-At a re cent mneetin2 It Farmers' Cih, ohe ft the members re' the followitng conteniut ; thie frst lines I Dr. Frantklin 19. d,jarineir at the p1oW, Wife niikitig COW, Dauttghter spinning yarn, Son threshing in the barn, All hauppy to a charm," Ifartmer gosa to see a show, Dauighite' at t he putnno, ftultni gtuiiy dressed in saith, All the hoys io.nrning Idiftift, WIth a miortguage on the farm. Ain. kbit6n : Phense announce apf. . [linnantt as r n ndidato Cod' Tax Colleetor F'siifield District, aund oblige, NUMlEROUS3 FIENDiS, I is ml rattgO to lite *#1 h' what carelet ness genme InwIalds altefid to lthei health. They,.will pu'octie it, box of Pr.ANTAT! Bit'Tr.nt, whichl ought to he used uip It month or six ireekes, and tipon itnqtiirylt round thant they flave used only t wo or thi bottles. Sonio dnys.they have used it t cordin; to-the directions, anfd ofters h:1 ttot touched It 1'lio whOte trinal is4 Irregutlat'; and of course a less favorable 1 suIt, hits come froim their use. If itf,e i that "whatlis wortit tloing at all is wom doIng well," how erhphantically is it li-ne mnttlers relating to the healtha A few h ties of PL.ArAYoxI Barsas have ofi wrotught wonders, walile iq oIlier Ineta diisese hig only been subdued after Ve4 of resistane . MlAdNIRt W*vTt.--Spperior to the b bnported Geratan Cologne, andi sold af, h the priee nov 24-4x1h RIORT IUREA &CO. COMMISSION MRCH ANt I mRLESTON, 8. 0." ' AdvmnoWikNd4 otl shiprdet of 9. Jajo. and Naval gtores to fote affd guesti4 PM I It 'K ~' '~~lsut a t,g ai A shek#a d4 5abh vtaJUia IH1v 4 Er eekvii OUrcp9d nr , of 06od1, corr"if A H landsonto 0*11 Oct, Illd lind- gi rp neburgs, Bh'own and Jle'chd lion." spunm, Vasiniere ant) Satinel, St. lem, N. C.. Jeais,. .pE.!,jqd . Dlankes, and a large spp.,. rly. of Fancy Gooit. A comp e te' assok- mefit 6f W ioMa Boots, to which wo invit4 dpecIal atten 0 ion. A fine lot of dQublo barrel Shot 0%ins,ait1 Colt'* Police PiEONs, plylury Yarp., The thii4 stipply'of 2 hanld Arm S&d, d dIes aid Wngon ttrnesa 'complete. .A.I.SO, Cheap Itendy Made Clothing, OroOilev, ror everybuady w,o has the cash. T1i0NIPSON & WOODWAlD, JUST IE0 IV E D 0 A FRESH SUPPLY OF 0 Bacon (Shitoniiders), Co olafw", Smmgar, Uye und Corn Whiskev .o801 and L Bm er Crniker1, 0Cheese, ri ~ Sard.,m' 0 Almonde, 0 A. FINE ASSORTMIENT OF Candies and e Pre-nci, Cotift-e-iolnv . M. NELSON. 0 Oct 10 2 NEW STOCK. - 00iS noi Phlnes, (N, C. make) H1ts, CR-. liheking, (Mnvon's) lacking El %h<.I,:, Coffee M 11ls, Coffee 11018, Tea P1o - (l'anoy)Btickela. Wnsh 1inps o Timls, Graters, Cups, Table Hal8, 8pot,ns, 1tnper. Enivelopep, lisk, Pens, Col on1 Unbr,is. mpes, Water d Buckets, Nfack erell, Cheese, Crackr .i, Non ps (all kindl) S.da, 8tarl, , andles, i1fck Pepper, Oinger, Allspice, Cintnoamn, Cloves. Nut Mvgs' Powder, Shoot, (:ai, Pis 1os, Pickles, !4r dineA, Oy'.;Ieor, Fresh Canl Sile s, Raisin, Almonids, Pecan Nuts, Brakil Nus Unglish Wannuts, Cli*hing ap m l ins Tobacco, megar. hoc 'hare, t flicks, Yanikoy Notiotis, &6. )e Just received by is JAIN McINTYI1E & CO. oc120 d PRESERVED UINGERl. EANUT CANDY, Lemon Gutii 'Dops I Sugar Prmi, Jellies, English AIn C Lozonges. A'mond Candy, Cqu'd-Oyretrf )f and 8arodinem. I'or sal ly S 10 12 -1MIN MOiNTYli& CO. :. FRESH ARIVW! of d .\' VINO nen' y exhmaustedi ourm fraosms y Fall and Winter Good~, We are almos t. daily ' oeoivIn f reathm - I, tlops to our stocIk, ConM itmng of lanmkota, ' *Dfflnostlcled Osaburge, Casalmoares atid * Jeans - 40s &c Coffe aa -uet.ne h d Mc a - * - NSB ,a:di 1 oct.20 ini kg ef. ea I v ' h1v fY , 'Ot 1 -PIN E'FAMIEWNrPL01af Vdktty Crie flawtj -liilh PbtntI6Qs,( 8oAp, * ~ , Oystpre~ Jama'ca Rutal * e'rLer, . Ale, W hIrk0y, ( all kWd,) Corn. Rye, 11ourbon, Q1 Nectar, &e., * ClariWine, Tin Wai-m, Candy, Picleso. Salt, Tobaco, Sgmrs,- ooti, Shoes, Popper, spice, Pow. der, Shot, tings, 0llelo'sayour Mulo" 'obac co, inl numeros otiler rlicles. All of i'hlchwill be solint p sitl adanoo on Xeiv V'bik colt*u 4Cah of ly. Call abd 1:e. nov 21' SHERIUFFIS 13AbIM DT'vItln6of''itmndryPx:teobil'ns fs (no di. . r reoled, I'will viro'r For sIle at Pa-freld Court-Hionse on thie l1 rot Monday and' The dy following, in. Dooomber 'next, .Witlinf tle legal h1ou1r' of . )p, to thq. highehost bid,. der, for Cash, hi foll6win'g' Personj%l .1o. perty. 'PurelinserV ta'bi-Titles'. Ono !ark.brown lrr, lqvled 11 'on ' as 'herper. 4df livh Gibson, at the' stilt of W. H. Bo gg ftr hnotlter and otlieri. One ht of Iaohpd ati kielsen lrnI. Wagonl, one Mallh Cow and tw6 bbait Cf Cattle, On1o,lot of Plinuatin pools1 lovied upore as tho pr'bopdrif of Tinas 3. i. Jonea, at the sultot J, 1P, y Vil 'oth * ..'c. Sierift's' Offib, 26thliNoy 1808. nov 21-3t X lIf STORKEf;; AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK N'Q:L 'POOD NQ QLp 30O41) in -tuin'irsigi'ea p4elr o freahi nd Nill M3TG)CK.Sira anl Tformerly,by Elliott & Co' :a The stodki. corxisting of assattd' liry,Conds, Mon -i -o flats. of orl eR ii-ookery, &o.. Will b~e olered at emitromnely low pri ces. - .Ihe pyOhile are yeapoQ\sly(initheil,to o#11 andi examdue n p .bero pttroinsing.. subi 21S Y.N.IT 9.11tH" fat' n i" ~I~~i~r d ~ r 4 prour wthutdoay al'liy f ssJl IL ~O~PAh d t@dd~ Sat hsotlnIII I, e U8tAd' Mhdidhia.bds, .~'I~.t prcure i h outdlay I Po icyo~ asli y tW4o9 p C6uotbAsWt q tSnI n&i i obenieddtoghf iss apwa SHiR1E1St'8'R1P !! 0ORANOPJI MOSApe, ngnue Kiseei, Irlilh Poia[64s. glhdes,., o sale by JOHN NeINTYNtE & C, commidssloner's Sale. Cofntdsl.'ned in kqui:k' ,. John A. My. era, el. als. Pill% to F40 iose MoW gige. P.a.O ', -1 t*e *abore uo ttro'e to W, In tI1, am-l ets ,hide ed'r 7' e plig n Ad catise, kngwn an )h 1, River .iao,. of the late Johnti fartison 0., d .. afddited In the Cquny of FsIrfisl, 4ostaining more ot less, being the same tract purolal ed by Ino. A; Myvr, at Covitisslortle'i-. Sale ou lt Monday to Decetrer, 1868. To9o' O8f 1e. Ong-lhird of the purchase money to be paid 14 uash F-)r the, hom oeea - redit of oq9 two and - thre lers front thp 1% Jan. it OY 1869, *Ith idterolt bii dt wlone frora said dotate, payMis hrP1. ohasee'to Ai IojiiQ w t t 6 good had a-. proVed otlitis, alid a' mbriggo ot pretl., sea, ald to pnj for papers and stampJ - Posseuloo given the 1st'or Jantilry, 149. I[.*A.,AALt Altb, con. I EqItiity. .Corn's difice, 9t f det. 18698. ' rot 14-tSx2 FURNITUR'IE IABOR SAVING . &e.s 0, &o,4 &. T flW ubsoNber In now prepared 16 fMr nish, repair or make to order all kinds of Fit~ntttt.qd Aly Palent Clohs talier will altyl tln on hantd,' tby'hive been, thorbighly tooted for the past twelve months by the 'public, and-in alUoasda hatto given entire Oatiurho. 1,t1 1on In iselosple lu I.k* con4truot Ion, durtable and not liable to .getoU, ot.Ore'r It,sill wash six alirta ,or Lltiulk o 0 othes ir five miliitj It uic4 according to dirctions. . p 'the itisen,or itl sI ,ro%Pdsr-_,, reud(g etan ry to 'allan a esps1 my p11. \. A14,psy Dough Nsoli te, they are deted lmprovements over the .l4 mew lIOU KEKERS -11HB14DEPENDRNT, cfte and os21pile myL _jbr 140ting a chines, and give'tie& a - ril, aifd If they do not-give CPtire lileatiop, tetirp themany t,In;owIth1 ty days aUO tWill reU e money, j wiairrnt sevqry .a Wlnnsboro, , . Ce 4*t:1$~tem. oin.'17~~Ntytj~w b sn This"14d 6,6 tl alW fto tuial , Elder'suterp QlpIbQ r0tirj It.10 pie. and fa. o Wo an teeqn d it t6tq U1l6 f gre At Vt itq444 l61te to the olothes than the old oilod wasi ing J Rev 'O: B; Detts, Winuhboro, 8 0, Mft, Dr 111 R MoMater, Winnsboro, 8 0, Mrsi Sam 8tevns6n4'Fsrfild -Distriot,,!8 0, Mrs Robti fletrodi Fairfield District# 8 0, Afro 0 iCennedy, Cheater, 8 0, Dr J A Reidt, Chester, 8 0, Mr1' CatebDarnds, .0olutabia 8 0,. Mr J L -Y-'nqto Coltmblo, 8 0 Capt 5 1 OrIt4,1ttoprketot Entftirer, -Yoriville. 804dw~8.OlB owneyi Wineborn, 8 0 R. ,i ig topew)Ichjty. *6 6' AIL8, Is I oe Wf A At . 1 \N and after th data, the Tk N ftO 2t U. 7Lhis ad*ilt ru ts 61, ,& WEinlboro, 0.10. p 6: A , t4o~,, .- ~ 0 pm Ab Min9h 9o1 b Miiveatop o 'at 90tkx A e s'qtad4ia 4haPdayrs t t d 8 t4Aj', ~'~i ,t 10.400 am 8 i ~Si~ stebdti (negtr4 WilU"ETAZ%MEMMBMML 7.. at,i j,,ir.4 ,lI *7~/9 9.1:179