The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, February 10, 1869, Image 3
Latest by Telegraph,
Fromn Washington.
WASHINGTON, February 1.
Seward authorizes Minister Morris, a
Constantinople, to offer the mediatiot
of the United States - between Turkey
and Greece.
In the House, a resolution was offer
ed, directing the Secretary of the Navy
to withhold bonds from beneficiary rail
road., st.Qlicient to secure tho construe
tion of first-class roads. The Secretar
of. Wrir was interrogated as to whethei
any District Commander has turnetc
over to civil anthority for trial or piin,
iahment, any person tri"d and convictec
by military tribunals.
Pensions wt-re consi<lerel, I-iti at
antendment that nn w%idow lbv her mar.
riage shall forfeit her pensiun. A uite.s
sagu was received from .the Presil-it
covering the c:orraspond.'nro re-garelinl
lyenians imprisoned by England. Rtobii
son said saii he would kick an v mat
into the middle of next week, wlho. talk
e"d abotit a tre-aty with Eigland u1nitl it(
imprisoned Ainericans were li-erat-d
The correspotndetce was referred to thit
Committee on Foreign A iftirs.
In the Sena.-, an amttendenent to the
400 bill declarimg offices vacant held by dis
qualified persons, passed, and it. not
goes to the Ptesident. The bill provide,
for the removal, within thirty days aftet
its passage. of officers ineligible und r
the 14th amandment, in Virginia, Mis.
sissippi and Texas. Wilson itutroditce
a constitutional itnendment, assuring
uff'raga and offices to all except rebels.
The appropriation bill was considered at
,great lengtht.
WAsnrso'rox, February 4.
rho President has taken no steps regard
ing Mudd's pardon beyond directing the
4t4ofey-General to haeten his report on the
Maludd's early release, however, is
e$i d certa,in.
St8enate, anumber of bills were in
,.rneed, liolading grants of alternate see
ons to the Orleans and Selma Railroad,
Atid renewing land grants to Alabama. The
sttb-commitUee reported 150 names for the
removal of political disat.ilities, not includ
ing any Julges or INstiot Attorneys.
Osborne introduced a bl.1 for establishing
a line of steamers between Fernandina,
Florida, and Savannah, (eorgia, to several
. European portN to carry mails and cni.
grants-receiving $1,000,000, annually for
carrying the maills. An attempt to recon
sider the vote dpt'ealing the subsidy for the
Central llranch of the Pacific lIailroad, fail
ed. The sut'age amnendnt, just passed
by the lHouse, wass discussed. The Coin
mittee on Claims reported favorably on a
bill to pay loyal citiiena for services In tak
ing census of 1868. -'
In the Hnuse, Johnson, of the rebusant
witnesses, was discharged. Scannee has
been reoommitted to the custody of the
Sergeant.at-Arms until he paid the charges
accrting from his arrest--about seventy
dollars.
Tht Baltimorn butchers' petition for the
reduction of the salt. tariff, and the bill re
rj leving the Spanjsh vessels fyom tonnage
duties, passed.
The Indian appropri-ttion bill was re
sumed, and after a sharp personal deatce
between Holbrook, of Idaho, and Butler the
bill was passed. Aijourned.
Both Houses are in session to night for
debate. Sum nor presented resolutions from
the Winchester- Loyal League protesting
- aint, the removal of Judge Parker's disa
bilities.
WAsirtxoros, February G.
The Senate in view-of the recent cow hid
ing.growin4 out. of stationer's contracts,
has lustrected the Judicial Ooinniittee to re.
port what legislation is necessary to protcet
Federal officers In the discharge of their
duty..
. 4 . Several pethions and bills of minor im
portance were esented in the Senate, and
diseussed to adjournment.
In thes House, the morning: hour was oc
oupledl in private bills. The'lReconstrumctioni
Committee heard-Brown and Sunrall regard.
lug hississ- ppi.
~~ o'mritltteei gn the Pacifla Rail
~td1t*od1ceA-blVAo aid the North.,
era Pacific1 the Atlantie and Pacific tuie
Sothe bp, of, California ; the I;ittle
Rooje:AYkAnsiidiVley and Fort Smith, the
Eastern division of the Union Pacific, andI
Lhtii Oitdisf r4oeh Railroaids, granting the
interest on their bonds for t.hirtyv years at
six per cent. at the rate of $80,000 per mile
with: tibsidies of .lands. The Southern
Pacifio iload lies bet ween thilrty-fourt,h and
thirty-sixth parallels, connecting with the
Sout hern Paolino of California, on Colorade
A jptat. resolution, for removing officera
in Virginia Miississippi and Texas, is nov
before the President for approval.
News Items,
ATLANTA, February 2.
A Finance CommItee, of two Democrati
aifd one Republican, appointed to investi.
gate the ohat'ges of the State Treasuret
a'gftnst Governor Bullock, for unlawful use
of Btate flunds, Issue the following card t<
the publio: "We hopt.that yon will not forrr
your opinions hastiTy,. After a thoroug11
i O Intestigation, we do not doubt, from thc
- videtOe already before us, that the Gover
nor has noted with the strietest Integrity.
-Thh enly question is as to his discret ion
which is being fully investigatd."
BaN FnANoIAOO, February 2.
+ Srious Indian troubles hava oceurred al
.ika.
Twitchwell, convioted of the murder o
Afrs. 111ll, hn Philsdelphia, was refused
new trial, yesterlAy,qend: sentenee of deatl
pronounced.
M&t#ifoo Mirntle has bought out, al
the' other owners of the World newspaper
and is now Its sole proprIetor. The prli
paid (r on pquarter of the steck, is said ti
by.TA het 10,000, e:tolusive of any rea
estate.
-A riot odoutired 'Itt the neighborhood o
Canton Street and, Park avenue, Brooklyn
Satt~ , in whi'h' t wo negro men wer<
chi ud worried by a p arty of abotul
10Vvthmen and .women, for no eoncelt a
ble offeneo so far as shown at present. One
white man was stabbed. and about $104
worth 0! yrokery was dlestr.oyqd in batter
lng the negroes. . The two negroes ant
soyeral of the white ringleaders were ar
rest~d de ot the, negroes oonfoesses t<
hM lg inIiote#l the stab wonde .upon th<
wiatieman .*lopklns, whIch may prove fatal
M6N'fssIA4: OAb, Fbrtnary 4.
Iteniussoilfrosy Th
rOf.9f a building in wich a ball wal
progre'sinug, fell fom the weilght of the
snow.' $44*r1we1tto hrt
1nIJLAb3VigniA, February 4.
A large dry goods jobbing honse fall
ed to-day.4Labilities 450,000.
futge.s < orta :Orittnden,. County
anstt,.eportithat.the militia hay
hung a a, plaaild &re committing a
I -~.
kinds vi violence. The planter who
was killed was robbed six- miles from
Little Rock.
CnICACO, February G.
'rh Governor of Illinois has %etoed
the bill regulating railroad rates.
SAN h'RYNCiSCO, February G.
The Golden Ago sailed with $903,
000 in trermre. A [-long Kong China.
nan sailec .r Chini, on Tnursday, hav.
ing victitnized several San Friancisco
merchants to the tune of $18,060.
HIor.l.owl.:.r., i nr., February 6.
Ex-Governor ii tbbard died to dav,
from heart dises.
Foreign News.
P.tis, Februtary" 4.
Ait indurrt'ciiaun has occurred anon;;
th. wild Iiibes of .-\lgerio, which was
suptp: essetd.
LoNDoN, Fehrin ry 4.
A dispatch from Athens gives n'nex
peeted intelligonce. The (Ireek Mmii.
ters re-fted to sigin t hc" protocol and I ve
tendered their re5ienations to tht Kmg.
Now York Market.
Nr.w Yoni, Feb. 6, 7 P. M.
Cotton active, at ic. bettor--with
sales 7,500 bales, at 303. Gold 35}.
- Liverpool Market.
LiVi.nroor., Feb. 6.
Cotton closed active, at .d. higher,
uplands 121 ; Orleans 128- ; sales 20,.
000 bales. "
Oharleston Market.
CIIAu.I.:sToN, Feb. 6.
Cotton In moderate demand, with
sales of 600 bales-middlings 283- a
SIJAD I TRu s.-E veri day's post
ponenicut of putting out trees hinders
growth.
Planted now, watering is unneces
sary, and the premises increased n
value twenty times their cost.
Dig holes large, take up as much
root as possible, put the surface earth
around at the bottom and the subsoil
on the surface ; water once will be
enough.
Pines not tmore than eight feet high
may thus. be planted with nuccss.
The short leaf is most certain.
EXPE'ninNCE..
A story is told of a young lady, a
teacher in one of our Sabbath schools,
who, one or two Sunda,ys ago asked a
youngster wh.it nas matrittony. [I1
mist.ook the quest ion for purgatory and
promptly answered : "A. place of puni-i
ment in ins life where some sotti suii'r
for a timett before going to heaven."
We regret to announce says the
Kie.owee Courier. the death of Mr. Jiu. t
Capehart, an old and highly respected
citizen, whit docutrredl quite suddenu
1 yon Saturday morning last, at his
residence near this place.
..Cuf throats, gArroters and despera
does of every niame and grade, are
thronging to California, being driven
out from the new towns on the Union -
Pacific road bj terror of vigilence t
committees. t
A paper puplishued in Wyoming'
Territory says :"We think we have,
the finest climate in the wvorld." An
other fox witht his tail in a-stee trap !
Miss l3mte's lnstitutte in Edgefleld,
S. C., now hans forty puptis.
The "Soldier's Friend" is known to
adl, thterefore we mention hter school for
general informaation as to her where
abotuts, &c.
A storm accompanied by thm.,der and.
lighatuning, passed over Charlotto on
Fridamy evenaing last.
"Colfax p)opped thte quaestion at thei
hteight of 17,000 feet above the sea."
We'll bet he has come down a peg or
two since!
An ol'd maid of our acquaintance
says she cares nothing for female suf..
frage. .She'd rathter pair o.f than
vote.
.~'Nowburyport, Mass., has six va
cant pulpits." Caused, no doubt, by
reeonstruction conventions in the
South !
Gen. Thayer, thte first superinten
dent of West Point, is still living, at
the age of eighty-four.
FRESH ARRIVALS!I
JAVINGtnearly exhausted our flrrt sup
Fall and Winter Goods,
We are almost daily receiving (esh addi
tions to onr'stook, consista g of
Blankets,
DomestIes,
Osnaburgs,
Casalmores and.
Jeans
Prints,
Jaconets,
A.I.~SOShoes, &o,
Sugar,
Cofe,
Molasses,
Fisb, .
Rico, &o.
.ALSO,
Fresh supply of Drugs and MedicInEs.
To all of whieoh we i nvito, the attention of'
putrohause who have tho Ce.
S WQVJlNSBORO, 8. C.
I o
New Advertisements.
L6cK IIAVBS, PA.
MEssns. Lit-tINvoTT & IYAKKwn$LL PIttt
burgh, 'a.
Gents :-We bace been using your, make
of Unng Saws in our Mill, and find them, in
point of quality, superior to any we have
ever used. Yours. &c..
SIA W, BLANCIHAIRD &.C0.
Oltiis 81.4,W, Foreutu.
l.trrI.sc,rr & l.mCt:wbI.t,:-Wo have no
rouble-w%ith y -or Saws ; they don't tned to
>e lined 1p Vit hl paper . <ve put them 4u the
landrel and they go tight along.
Tein-pr perfectly unifurn and quality un
Aurpassed. Rte"peot fulty,
CIFAS. J. FOX.
LPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
danufactturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill
lang and Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes,
Mi shapes. Colhurn's Patent A xe. Shov
Is. Spades and Mliles' Patent Covered
scoul. feb 9 -4w
PIANOS! PIANJS! PIANOS!
'Tho Parlor Favorite,'
JilE immonse dentand for this popular
. instruntent has Induced us to make its
tianuact.ure a speciality, and we are con
equently enabled to offer thtem at mitch
uwer rates t han' are charged for similar in
truments by other makers. Inquire of re
ident. dealers or send for illustrated cata
rgue and price list.. Addresss.
ClEO M. GUILD & CO.,
Pianoforte Mainuf'r.i. Boston, Mass,
feb ')--4w
COf 4ET ,OME
01 '
oney, ilycerine, EldeP Flower,
I3oquet and Palm,
in quality, style nnd Perfume warranted
quial to the English 'and sold fully 60 per
cut.. cheaper. which necounts for falliny off
ita Ite demand for the foreign suaps, and the
n trecedente-l suecess of the American
u!rspany Toilet Soaps, now sold every
'here in the United Statcs.
MacKEONE, VAN IIAAGEN & CO.,
Sole Manufacturdrs,
feb9-iw Philadelilia, and N. Y.
]U'NliNG AND TiAl'l 'N-lNinstruc
tion, h a hy, t'nter and .trapper of long
rntical experience, with'diagrain and di.
Vet ions 'or nutl ing. rapa. AiLo i nst rue
ion: hlow to Train A nimals, including many
tnising atnd wotanerful trieks. 1oth for
uily tent cents. 3E.-PlE IIANEY & CO.. 119
ass.aa st., New York. feb 9-4w
ACBNTS WANTED F0R
Iow to Make the Farm Pay,
[jOW to double the value of land and the
.L profits on stock and how to raise
bree times the quar.tity of all farya orops
a an aero. 750 pages and 140 beautiful
nd useful illustrallions. Farmers, young
ten and experienced agents find it. pays to
anvass for this book. $100 to $200 per
tontht according to tahility and energy. For
tull particutlars, address
ZlOLElI, McCURDY & CO.,
febt 9-4w Phailadelphia, Pa.
EAL1Y ROSE POTATO,
\MEllICAN and Foreignt Spring Wheats,
.1. Oats, Barley, I 'orn, Clover Seeds, Orass
eedI, Ilogs, Fowls, ilest, Fodder Cutter.
enad for thie Ja~perimecntaZl' Frrn Journal, ontly
0 cetnts. Address tEO. A. DEITZ, Chamn
ersburg, Pa. feb 9-4w
WANTED, AGENTS,
$75 to $200 per month, everywhero, male
nd female, to introduce the (Genuino Imn.
raovedi Commuon Sense Family Sewing Ma.
hine. Thlis machine will stitch, htem, fell,
uoc, qttilt, cord, binid, braid and emobroi
letr in a mnost. sutperior m-titner. P'rioe only
$18. Fully warrattted for five years. We
viii pay $1000 for any machine that will
ow a stronger, more beatttifutl, oV more elas
io seami titan outrs, It makes thie "Elaste
L.ook Stitch." Every secotnd stitoh can be
mst, anid still the cloth cannot be pulled
bpart without tearittg it. We pay Agents
rem $75 to $200 per month and expenses,
ar a commission fromn whtich twice "that
mount, can be madle. Address SECOMB &
30., Pitrsbargh, Pa., Boston, Mass,, or St.
E.ouls, Mo.
OArToN.--Do not be imposed upog by
ther partIes paltming off worthless cast
rotnmachines, unider' (the same name or
ithterwise. Ours 1i. the only egeniulno anti
cally practical cheap machine manufaotur
d, feb 9-4w
The Patent Magic Comb
Viii color gray htalr a permanent blaok ,ow
trown. Sold everywhere. Sent by miatl
or $1,25. Address
WM. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magio 09mb Co.. SprIngfield, Mains.
A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDNERS and
FRIUIT 0GROWER8,-Send for partlcu
are of "Best's Improved Fri, Tree and
Vine Invigoratrqr and Inseof, Destroyer."
amplcs to testif'y will be forwarded to any
part of the Unaited States and per?eot satfs
ranlion gnatranteedl. Good Agents are want
id in every County in theo United States.
Auddross J. AIIEAlBN, 68 Seond Street,
Blaltimore, Md. . feb 95 4w
WANTED---AGENTS
T1C sell the AmerIcan KNtting Machine.
.1. Price $25. Thie simplest, cheapest, and
iest. KnittIng Machine ever inyented. .Will
niI20,000 stit6hes per muinute. Llbet-al In.
incoarents to Agents. Address AMERI..
JAN KNITTING MAtJHNE CO , Boston,
Mdass., or 8t,. Louis,' Mo.
feb 9-4w..
W ANTED.-Salesmen, everywhest fara
9rs and others, for b New Article" fu
great demand. $400 made by one agent his
hirst month. A ddress imme tistely, Drawer
124, Louisvilie, Ky. .feb 94w
NEURA LGIA-Nervousnesis ind Potnale
Weakness t>ured.-A0lefgyina'sP
dEog suO'ered for years wit .th a l f
sasts, and for the bet fit of like geor
will send tpe moansa her own our.
M4a. DIK FEA NK IN, 3erstey dite *
fab o-4w
A BLESSING TO LADIES.--Dr. Wm. RI
has discovered a simple plant that no
or fails to bring relief, when oheocked b
cold or otherwise. These Vegetable Mont]
ly Powders can be depended on by ladies I
"tio- and hour bf need." Price, S6 pi
package, by mall secure from observatioi
Address, in conidenoce, WM. RAY, M. D
P. 0. Box 4737, New York. fob 9-4w
Vj'YERY SPORTSMAN, FARMER an
O 1i0R$EMAN, should send for oil
pamphlet, of 20 poges, containing a full dt
scriptlon of a new invention by which tb
most inveterate kickers, runaways and v
cious horses can be driven with perfect saft
ty.. For breaking'and trainiug horses,
is better than Rarey's or any other syston
Sent free. Addresa N.' P. BOYER & CO
Parkesburg, Chester 'o., Pa.
fob 9-4w -
E BRING BUT NOBILE.-Self-help to
Young Men, who hiving erred: desir
a better matthood. Sent iti sealed letter en
velopes, free of charge. If beneftted re
torn the postage. Address PHILAN
THROS, Box P, Philadelphia,'Pa.
feb 9-.4w
Great Distribution by the Metro
polliti Glft to.--Cash Girts to th
amount of $950,000,-Every Ticke
1iraws a Prize,
6 Cash Gifts, each $10,001
40 Cash Gifts, each 601
10 Cash Gifts, each 6.001
200 Cash Gifts, each 101
20 Cash Gifts, each 1,001
800 Cash Gifts, each 1
50 Elegant Itosuwood Piano's, each
,300 to $761
76 Elegant' Rosewood Melodeons, each
$75 to 15(
860 3ewing Machines, each $00 to 17f
600 Fine Gold Wtitches, each 76 to 30(
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, - &e., valued at
Sl,000,000.
A chance to draw any of the above prizes
fcr 25c Tickets describing Prizes are seal
ed in Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt
of 25c. a Sealed Ticket is drawn without
choice and sent by mail to any address.
The prize named upon it will be delivered tc
the ticket-holder on payment of One Dollar.
Prizes are immeditttoly sent to any address
by express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before
you pay for it. Any Prizo exchanged for
another for same value. No blanks. Out
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
IUrRFh,No:Es.---We select the following
from many who hav.' lately drawn Valiuahk
Prizes and kindly permitted us to publish,
them: S. T. Wilkins, Buffalo, $5,000; Miss
Anne Monroe, Chicaco. Piano, $050; John
Milwaukee, Piano. $500; Rev. E. A. D ty,
New Orleans, $500. , We publish no names
without permission.
t)i'NO o PiE Passa :-"Tlho firm is
relinble, and deservetheir success." Week
ly Tribune, Aug 8. - "We know them to be
a fair dealing firm."-N. Y. Herald, Aug.
28. "A friend of of rs drew a $500 prii,
which was prowpftly received."-Daily
News, Sept. 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of,Seaied Envelopes contain one
cash gift. All lettei-s should be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON & CO.,
feb 0-4w )73 Broadway N. Y.
HIES
HIDES ! J1DES !
I IDN I I0
BEST DRY RIDES, 20 cents.
BEST OREEN HIDES, 10 cents.
ja 0 JOHN P. MATTHEWS, Jr.
JUST OPENED I
O LLEVER, McCARLEY &, CO., respect'
fully beg leave to inform the cit izens
of Fairfield and the public generally; thai
they have opened a
BAR ROOH and RFBSTAURLANT
in Winnsboro, on the east side of Main 8S.,
between Jno. P. Matthews store and Mrs.
MeMaster's hotel, where all kinds of
Wines, 'liquors, Ale, Porter ant1
Lager Beer,
can be fotind either on draught, in bottii
or by the driak.
Our Rlestautrant will be 'furnished with
I' rosh Oysters direot frem8 uffolk, Va., anm
everything elso the market affords.
JUST RECEI VED.
BB1LS. SUGAR, all grades,
RIO C0FFEE,-bost,
FINE.8; C. CANVASS MAM8,
LAR'D, in $egg -
FANCY GROCERIES,
All kinds CANDIEX~
Fineat Frenob Confectionerie*
Fine Whiskey's,
Erandy,
(RAN0E, IBMONS,-A p)q,Gingeru
dy, Moshsupplyi .Oathadeise
r ~*I o
y No. 4 BANK RANGE.
-
f o
LO ott. f LIEPO G AT ut eev
d a o
.oes
jan30
pe
WAND
LiepolSat
A LO fLIEPO SALT, just receiv.
Jan Wn MINTYR & CO.
toodric and Early Mercer Pota
toes.
ALSO Grden Seed. Just received by
KETCIN, wn ER & BRIC. I
Jan 30
WANDO FERTILIZER.
T ad iigan auatrn Company offers to tIhe lPlanters and
Farmers or liho South their FURTtt.tzfn,,
known n.s the1
"IYANDO FERTILIZER,," r
Which the experience of tho past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable
in our maket. It has"for its base the ma
terials from the Phosphate Beds of the Comi
pany on Ashidy River, and is prepared at
their works at, n
East End of Hazel Street, a
in this city. In order to guarantee its uni- o
fortmity and maintain Its high standard, the o
Company has made arrangements with the t.
distinguished Chemist, Dr. C. U. Shepard, I
Jr., who carefully analyses all the ammoni.. c
cal and other material purchased by the o
Company. and the prepared b
'Fetiliese'a', i
before being offe:ed for sale. The Company
is resolved to make an article which will
prove to be a CoMrsTU MA tna and give
entire satisfaction.
For termp, circulars and other informa.
tion. apply to
WM. C. )UKES & CO., Agents, r
No. 1 SOUTH ATI.ANTC WIIARF, 9
Charleston, S. .,
jan 10-3m a
ii
WM, C. DUKES & 00., j
COTTON FACTORS
AKD
Oetieral Commission Mercliants,
South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
Consignments of Cotton, Rice, &,., re.
spectfully soli.ited and liberal advances q
made thereofn.
jan 16-3m______ ____a
NEW STOCK.
T} OOTS and Bhoes, (N. C. makel flats
.DCaps, Blacking, (Mason's) Blackinig
Brushes, Coffee Mills, Uoffee Pots, Tea fi
Pots, (fancy) Buckets, Wash Pans,
Tin Plates, Strainers, Otators, ...
Cups, Table Salt, Biloons,
Paper, Envelopes,
Ink, Pens, Cotton
Cards.Piped,
Water
Buckets, Madkerell, Cheese, Craokexrg, Soaps,
(all kltids) soda, Starch, Candle.,
Black 1toppar, Ginger, ,Allspies,
Cinnamon, OhoVes, Nut Megs,
Powder, Shot, Caps, Pie
tol.? Pickles, Bar
dines, Oyster.,
Fresh Can
dies,
Ralains, Ahrtonds, 1'ectn lquts, llrasil Nuts,
English Walnut-s, Chewing and Bmok- a
lng Tobacco, Segars, Shoe Thread, t
Taoks, Yankey Notionis, &e. a
tiut received by
JOHN MoINTYRE & CO.
L29
JUST .ARRIVED,
AT
JOHN MAOERELL'S,
Blackstocks, S. C.* c
[ A M happy to inform my friends and the i
Lpublio generally, that I have purchased ~
a large stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, ~
Hardware, &e., cnsisting in part of
Calicoes, of all kinds,
Ready Made Clothing,
Pha~ Famnily Flour,
Sugar Coffee,
Rio, Bacon,
Country Cured Hams,
Irish Potatoes,
Maokerell, Lard,
Tea, Candies,
Soap, Sardines,
Oysters, Crackers,
Cheese, Raisins,
Oranges,
Jamaica Ron,
Porter, Al.,
Molasses,
Wmiskey (of att kinds,)
Corn, ye,
B3ourbon,
Old Nectar, &c,
Candy, Pioktes,
Salt, 'f'obaeoo,
B egars, Boots,
$hoes, Pepper, 8pice. Pow4er, Bhot, Caps,
aRe or Mnle" Tobsd06, and a great
atestoo nmeus to mentie.
Ai hf or ese, an ay
bM .W OBAd matln'C4a 1ts
as , 'sale at
SON5(oNTq?V E & (00,
J. o
F E R T II
RHODES' SUP
The Old and Longost Est
IX..CIIILL.
PfE UVI.A;
R IIODES' NIANURtE, in its preparation, i
of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Potal
'Tho Manufacturing Department is conduet
Chemists and Manufacturers in the United
It is endorsed, approved, and recomn end
and Agriculturists in the Southern tates.
y," always reliable, productive of largo ere
the high percentage of "Truo Fertilizing Pr
Price $67.60 cash, or $6 time, with facto
let December, 1869.
ORCHILLA GUANO, "AA.".,-A fine Bird
Prico $36 cash, or $40 time.
PERUVIAN QUANO, warranted puro, an
prices for cash.
doo 8-Sm
SOLUBLE MANURES.
3niphuric Acid & Superphosphate Con.
pany,
CfIARLESTON, S. C.
[jAVING completed their Extensive Man.
ufactory, are now prepared to furnish
)olublo Fertilizers, no other kind being
ivailablo to planters for immediate returns
or their investments. rhi Comnpsny, un
ler the direction entirely of Southern men
f high character, of'ers inducements which
illl recommend it to Southern Planters.-.
"heir works aro the largest and most com
ilete in the United States, and enable them
o prepare at home an ubundant. supply of
he proper solvent, for the South Carolina
ativo Bone Phosphnto which are near by.
rom these Phosphates they propose to
anufacture a Fertilizer even rioher in So
able Phosphates than those made from Raw
ones, and containing more than twice the
nantity of Superphosphnte of Lime found
it the best average manures heretofore of
cred for sale, the rates at which we ofler
hem being no higher than theaverago price
f other Fertilizers, while tho Manuree con
tin twice ns much fertilizing material ; they
re in fact. much cheaper to the consumer.
'hey are offere:t on the mark. t in two
arins, with a guarantee that the material
i each will corepond to the dertidiso.
ient:
ETIWAN No 1.---Solnblo Phosphate, con.
lining from eighteen to (wenty-five per
Lit. of 'uro Soluble Phosphnte of Limo
ndi iurnished at sixty dollars per ton.
ETi'VA Ne. 2.-Peruvian Superphosphnto
ontiining from sixteen tt. tventy por cent.
f Soluble Phosphate, anil three to four per
nt. of Ammonia, at. seventy dollars per
m, for approved acceptances, bearing in.
irest, or such other security as may bo nc
tptnble to the Sub-Agents. A discount
f ten per cent. on the above prices will
e made for cash. Orders to be forwarded
nmediately to tho Agents, and delivery
de as directed.
WM. e. irEE & CO., Agents.
C. G. Mss1tmt0u, President.
Jan 28-lm
The Due West FW1uale College.
LIllIS is one of the most floul,it'h
ing institutions in the
tate.
Pupils received at any time
itI charged from tine of enter
ig.
Tuition, including Latin and Frtnch,
4 00 per month.
Boarding, including fuel and washing
14.00 por month.
J, I. IDONNER,
deo 10-8mn President.
ONFEO 'IONARY I--The
undersigned begs leave to Inform the
publio that he has opened a First
Class CONFECTION ARY one6 door
trih of Dr'. Lauderdalo's, where will be
tpt all kinlds of Frenchl Confectionaries
id other Candies, Nuts, Fruit, Toys, &c.
fact everything usually found inl a Con
etionary. E. W. OLLEVER.
jan il
FURINITUR E.
LABOR SAVING
&c.,, &c., &c.
|li1E Bubscribor~ is now prepared to fur
L nish, repair or make to order all kinde
f Fuitture.
My IFatent Cloths Washier wili .ilways be
n hand, they hlave been thorongbly tested
>r the past twelve months by -the public,
and in all eases hare given entiro satisfac.
on. It Is simplein its construction, durable
nd not liable to get. out. of order, it will
'ash siK shirtn or tha't. bulk of clothes In
ye minutes If usmed accordling to direct iono.
leinvite the citisetbs of Winnsboro and stur
ounding country to call and examine my
ew Churn, Also miy Dough Machino, they
ro deoldod Improvements over the old me
mod.
HIOUSE-{EEPERS3 lE INDEPENDENT.
Come and exalninle my Labor Saving Ma
hines, and give them a falt trial, and ii
hey do not give entiro satisfaction, retnrn
ihem any time within thirty days and I will
efund the money, as I warrant ev'ery Ma
hine,
P. ELTDER.
- Winneboro, 8, C.
This is to certify that we are using F.
ilder's Patent Clothes Washer; it, is simple
ad not. liable to get out of order, We can
ecommend It to the publio to be a great
mving of labor and less injiurious to the
lothes than the old method of washing.
Rev C B Betts, Winnsboro, S C, Mrs Dr
lB MoMaster, Winnsboro, S 0, Mrs Sam
Stevenson, Fairfield District, S C, Mrs
iobt Hlerron, Fairfield District, S C, Mrs'C
Cennedy, Chester, 8 0, Dr J A Reedy,
~hester, S C. Mrs Caleb Barnes, Columbia
0, Mrs 3 1Y, Yongue, Columbia, S C, Capt
'M Grist., Proprietor Enquirer, Yorktvill,
C, Mrs. S. B, Clowney, Winnuboro, S. C.,
~. W. Brioe, Pastor Hopowell Ohurob.
Stig 11
WTC.~OURTNEY & o0,,
Oommission Merchants,
No. 9 Doyees Whart;s
Oema'-eeton, U. 0.
it., OOI. .oarRost. NUMpoUs.
lAS, U. steRnOOk,
sept 10.-hf
coUNTRy
aTU reesiv'ed, and for 4
JOHN Mofl 21~& CO
meh 18
I Z E R S.
ER PHOSFATE,
blished Standard Manure.
made equally adapted for forcing lurge orops
oes and ntier root crops.
ed by Frederick Klott, one of the must skillful
;tntea.
ed by all of the most prominent Chemists
"It cnn be relied upon as unifornt in quali.
pa, and unexcelled by any in the matket, in
incipio.'
re acceptence, and 7 per cent. interest n0t1i
Cuano. rich in Phosphato and Alkaline Salts.
I always on hand. Furnished at markot
11. S. RHE TT & SON, Agents,
Charleston, 8,
Just Received,
BY
JOHN D McCARLEY,
I INE FAMIL[Y FLOUR,
?ugar,
Coffee,
Itice,
Bacun,
Country Cured Hams,
Ii.,h Potatoes,
Mackerel,
Lard,
Tea,
Candles,
Soap,
Bardines,
Oysters,
Crackers, -
RaisCho,
Oranges,
Jatnaua Rumt,
Porter.
Ale,
Molase,
Whiskey, (of all kinds,)
Corn. Rlye,
Old Nectar, &c.,
Claret Wino,
Braudy Peaches,
'Titn Ware. Candy, Pickles, Salt, Tobacco,
Segara, hoots, Shoes, Popper, Hplce, Pow
der, Shot, (aps, "liere's your Mlo" Poba
no, and ntunerons other artiloes. All of
whieh will be sold at a small advance on
New York cost for Cash of ly. Call and
see. nov 21
IN EQUITY-FAIRFIED 1869.
S. l. (lewney, V. C. P., vs. Davis Cockrell,
et.ni11.-Dill for Foreclosure.
It appearing to the Court that Davis
Cookroll, otte o 'the def,1ndan11ts in the
atbovo stated can is ahtnnnt from anl with
oul. th State.
It is (rd'red otn tnntion tf NA. ltlon, Con
plninant'a Soliuitor, that said defendant do
niear and plead, answer or demur to said
bill within forty dayt front the do:o of th,,
tient publication of this order, or a decree
pro confesso willb entered of.recoard against
him. S. B. CLOWNEY,
Clerk's Oflice, C. C. C. P.
Jan. 9th, 1868.
jan 12 26, feb a 18.
IN EQUITY---FAIRFIELD, 18G9,,
Saml. B. Clownoy, C. C. P., vs. John it
Ifarrison -Bill for Foreclosure.
'T appearing to tho satisfaction of tho
Court that John It. Ilarrihon, the de
fendant in the above elated easo int absent
fromu at.d without the State.
It is Ordered, on motion of Mr. Robert
son Complninant's Solicitor, that said tdo
i'ondant do a pear and plead, answer or de.
murn to unid >d11 within forty days from the
rlate of the irst publication of this order,
r a decree piro con fesso will be0 entered of
record aigainst him.
8, B1, CLOWNEfY, C. C. P
Clerk's Oflice,
25th~ January, 18G0.
jan 26-aw4w
IN EQUJITY---FAIRFIELD, 1869.
DavId 0. Means, et. ale.,' ys. Mary Ir.
Meanas, ot.. ais.-3lll for PartItion.
L|T appearIng to the Court that Mary If.
1.Means, W. Capers Bird and Caroline hIs
wife and John English, jr.. Defendants In,
tho above stated ease are absent from and
withot the State.
It is Ordered, on motion of Mr. Rloon,.
r.omplanants liolloitor, that said Defend.
'unts do appear, nnd plead, answer or demur
o said 131ll wIthin forty days from the date
of. the first publIoatIon of this order, or -a
deereeopro confesso will I,o entered of record
against them. 8. D3. CLJOWNEY,
Jan 28,f41328 0.0.P.
IN EQITY--FAIRFIELD 1809.
Mary ii. Means, et. ale. vs. B. Hart Means,
et. als.-Bi of Review, SupplementaL.
a'id for Relief.
It appearing to the Court that 11. lItart
Means and Dr..JulIi Rt. Poellnlts, and
Claudia PoelInits his chIld, Defendants in the
above st ated cause are absent fromt andi
without the State.
It is Ordered on motion ef Mr. RIton, Comn.
plalnant's Siolleitor, that sa14. Defendan~ts
do appear, and plead, answer Cnd de
mur to said Bill, withIn forty days, frreoi
the dato of the first publication of tis ore,
der, or a deere. pro confess will be entered
of record a ainst them.
Clerk's Ofce, 8.B. CLOWNE~Y,
18th Jan. 1869. - 0. 0. 0. P.
jan 21, feb 2, 11, 28,
RULE T'0 ?LEAD.
State of NM Caroins
IN Tnu oc~poWWo PIiSA.
Martin I,. Braswell, bearer, rs.C0. eCloe
ghan, Attaohwet,
HrIERBAS the Plahatlf d14 of th''(W
IV t.'sventh day of Aptil,W ADP 1
Aile his dolarat1ta ainst the -Defi'aa
who, (s it is p$)isab; f uwihow(
the lImItE of pthe
whtfenby stlort V 'W e,spotIh.
pon wheth a a oopy d de-d
olrtionm bt15 b erv4 "'"
fondant p ~ $9 teai
deolaraluo pbfsq
awarded fr?e.Plstat - i
A?ril 27th, 1868.
ny%.I8mly