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Latest by Telegraph. from Washington. WASHINOTON, June 8. Published <\etails fully corrobore the despatch of last night, except ti the radiol majority is 4,500, inste of 2,000. The night passed off qui ly, attributable to the fact that t disorderly element became helplesa drunk. This election results in t election of one negro as Register the city, an important office ; one r gro Alderman, the same as last yes and seven negro Councilmen, a go of six. The radicals swept eve ward. The Common Council are i radical, except only two conservati Al<'ermeu. 'iLo million and a quarter of see rities and money stolen from the 13 novolent Savings Fund Society, Philadelphia, April 4, have been z covered. Nearly $2,000,000 bonds were i sued to the Central Pacifio Railroi to-day. Further issues, conpletii the subsidy, will be made in a f( days. The road has $4,000,000 pledge with the Government, for a curing a first class track. WASIINOTON. June 10. It is almost certuin 1o3mtwell will px severe in selling $2,00,000 in gc weekly, and ,uving $1,000,000 wor of bnds. T:here will be no change di ing i1F absence. Tie train carrying Grnnt northwa was thrown from the tracc, at Annap, ]is Jiiction, by a cow. Two cars we snalh.d. Several persons were ijuri including Wield, of Atlanta, Ga.-fa badly mished. Tho Presidential par were uninjured. The statement that a number capitalists, of New York, had contrat ad to loan the Chesapeake and Oh Railroad 12,000,000, to build tl road, is reliably stated as unfounde Negotiations are going on, and it pro able that a visit will be ma< over the road before any proposition entertained. Mr. Weil, of Atlanta, injured in ti railroad accident, was en route to Ei rope as State emigrant agent. A ge tleman from Charleston, S. C., en rou to Maine, received a splinter in il breast-seriously injuring him. A committee of cotton broke writes to Delano contending that I mere agents in bringing buyers at sellers together they are parties i only one transaction, and should n pay two taxes. They state that the have each an office in New York cit where they display samples of cott received by commission merchan and procure buyers for said cottoi They have no interest whatever i said cotton other than procuring buyer and receive a brokerage fro sellers of twenty-five cents per balt Delano has given no decision. It is rumored that Borie will resig and that Gov. Geary will be his su cessor. The negro Stewart, whom the polif carried to the polls, where he vote< has been sent to Baltimore by the ai thorities for safety. WAsHINGToN, June 12. The Cubans have dospatohes ri porting that two expeditions, of ovo o600 men with arms, ammunition att provisions were safely landed, ari have joined the patriots. The me are tried soldiers of thg late wa Desertions from the Spaniards to tI Cubane are causing frequent collisiot between the troops and volunteer -whose animosities are irrecojncilabl The Cubans have organized their fo cos into two army corps. Gen. The Jordan commands ono. A battle b< tween Jordan's and Lesca's forces daily expected. Jordan has ever 2 000 Americans in his corps. The military havo been instrue4~ to treat nil Kansas Indians found ou side the reservation as outlaws and vi grants. Senator Ross wants troops to que the Kansas Indians. The -latest advices place Ministi McMahon safe with Lopez, about fifi miles from Asuncion. The Trasury Issued no fractioni currency during the week. The National Division Sons of Ten perance took no action regarding ti admission of negroes to subordinal divisions. The questions were refer ed to State and Territorial Grand D visions. Delano has decided adversely to ti exemption from taxation claimed 1 cotton brokers. - Foreign News. HAVANA, June 10. Joda' fillibusters are near Trinidh The Governor of Trinidad, upon refusii to resign, was killed by the vohmnteer PARS, June 12. The tumults in the streets contian The cavalry paraded all night, b1 me$ with no resistance; arrests col titrue to be made. Strong detael ments of military are posted in i streets to prevent an outbreak. LONDON, Jfune 12. The House of Commons has pea poned the debate on the Alaban claims to the 10th .of July. TI Ilouso of Lords debated the desesta hishment bill, but no action was ta en. The London 'IYmee has an editori on the state of affairs in Paris, at eensures the crowd which -demolish< the Kiosques, and sung the Marseille aet nil4nlht The thaly News has an article the subject, saying' that Europe miu look to an independent and increasli minority In the Coips Legislatif for cessation of Rrmed peace In Frane which will be hardly less disastrol Sto the interests of o llisation than prolonged war. From Georgia. AUGUSTA, June 8. The editor of the Warrenton Cltpp and other citizens were arrested to-day at Warrentown, Warren County, at p the inst'ice of the Sheriff, who arrived Fe there 'rom Atlanta yesterday, with two fr to Compr.nies of infantry. The citizens are ei at in jail, surrounded by a strong force of fs ad military. The excitement is very great. w A. These arrests are presumed to have ol he grown out of political difficulties. 0< Ily News Itniss. he ALBANY, June 12. L of The National Typographical Con- e e- vention adopted resolutiods deprecat- o r; Ing religious and political tests to em- M in ployment, and censuring .lapp for em- It r ploying Douglass, (who is a negro and tc k a rat)--vote 47 to 37. Ve The Convention, after a prolonged d secret session, adjourned sine die. q U-9 e. LoUiSVILLE, June 12. t( of Burial was refused by Catholics to a e- a Fenian officer, because the Fenians ai persisted in wearing their regalia in 01 the church. al d AUGUSTA, June 12. a I d Alexander H. Stevens has recover w ed from his recent illness, caused by a in an accident. e' New York Markec. NEw YORK, Jun3 12, 7 P. M. Cottnn firmar, with nleq nf R.n50" bales, at 311. Gold 39{. Charleston Market. vi CIAILESTON, June 12. b rd Cotton firm, with sales of 250 bales; .. middlings 30; receipts 422. gh re li A A POLITICAL MAnTYR-GOv. SCOTT, to M OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXPLAINS WiY in Ly HE IS GoVERNoR.-Being introduced, in while in Cincinnati, to the gentleman re of who signs himself as above, and being se it. impressed with his fine appearance st, j and pleasant manners, we wondered ac le why a man who comported himself so U: d. agreeably could find the atuount of is pure brass necessary to fit him for the st, le position of a carpet-bag Governor.- to To satisfy our curiosity on this point, sh we approached the subject as delicate- t e ly as possible, and after politely ex- pl . plaining the favorable impression he had made upon our mind, we said to e him: A k "Now, Governor, we would really R like to know how you, a native of ps rs Pennsylvania and a citizen of Ohio, TI can have the cheek-excuse the slang ly d phrase, but it is expressive, and not it intended to offend-to set yourself up th as Governor of the proud, aristocratio m State of South Carolina, and wear the th 'y honors and emoluments of the office ra V) without blushing?" at i "Well," was the answer, "I have in no doubt that from your stand-point I nc must appear in a most unenviable th light-very much like a scoundrel, in wl fact. But this is my side of the story: it I was taken to SouthCarolina against I my will, having been captured during the war. I liked the State, and at close of the war I invested largely in G real estate, and settled among the Ca- te e rolinians. I did not desire the posi. T tion of Governor, and 'was induced to M take it only by 'the . earnest entreaty lt of many of the native citizens, who P< merely preferred me to other carpet- It( baggers. I am now a bona fide oitizen be of the State, and am here to advance C9 ir her interests by securing, if possible, C4 d another railroad connection with the d North and West."-Paris Free Ken 'a Luckian, 26thedt. 0 CIIINEsE INTELLIGENCE. - In aM as recent public meeting at Bos s, ton, Dr. Hedge quoted a remark of m. Sir Frederick Bruce to senator Sum- so -nar, to the effect that the Emperor's Fi s. Ministers at Pekin, when he was Eng. 3- lish Ambassador there, were the supe is riors in ability of any European Cabi ,- not. "What," said Mr. Sumner, "Do you mean to say that Lord Palmer- e d ston, Lord Derby, and Mr. Gladstone, t.. have their superiors in the Chi- pr i- nose Cabinet ?" "It is not for me to mn: make such a personal comparison," eni 11. said Sir Frederick, "but I repeat what 'er I said, that I have not met European ,1 ~r statesmen who were the equals of the ith y Chinese MInisters." Dr. Marti n, pro- ,e fossor in the College at Pekin, and fr ii translator of Wheaton's work on in- e ternational law into Chinese, corro- a i. borated this anecdote by saying thata e Sir Frederick told him, in regard to c the Emperor's Prime Minister, that r he had never met a man that was fair-al i- ly his superior in intellectual ability,.~ As to the case with which the Chinese co to acquire other languages than their at 'y own, it was creditable, but by nO i means remarkable. a The true tnissiort of woman lies in the family, where her very weakness d. becomes a strength, her beauty an at- nc ig traction to good, her soft and winning im s. ways an enticement to -nobleness .of CC purpose and effort, and her loving e. sympathies a solace for the miichanoes at of the strife in the onter 1Iorld. It . a. is when a woman abandons these her In s.. strongholds and unsexes herself to bat ,e tIe as a man that she infits a' loss te upon society and deprives man of his powerful stimulus. Weecan conceive no t t-more worse form of social organization athan one where uansezed woman would it a descend from the high level upon * b.which Christianity and modern civili .zation have placed her and degrade * her finer nympathles by placing them al upon a level with the coarser nature di id whic fits mai for' the battles of the 01 at '5 """The British now maintain one 6 IEndred and sixty-four lines of steam- LI n erm to foreign countries, employing an tem st Immense fleet of ships, many of large 18 uite. Sixty-eght steamters of English g a nationality py between the ports of A~ the United 5tates and Europe, while os an American seeks In vain to return a homeward by steam fro:n a British port under the American flag." Garibaldi's physicians believe that D he will never again be able to leave erbl hiad. DIMINUTION oF GRAIN CRoPs.-Th( roduction of wheat per acre has fal, n away, in the State of Now York om an average of twenty down tc ght bushels per acre ; in Californis om forty to twenty. Ohio last yeai as an importer instead of an exportei that grain. As regards Indiat 0rn, we have learned nothing in the at forty years. Fifty years ago, Mr evens, ofIIoboken, and Mr. Daniel udlow, of Westohester, cultivated tch three acres in corn for a wagei 'fifty guineas. Mr. Ludlow's orOp easured by Stevens' agent, was nine, -eight bushels and fourteen quart the acre, but Mr. Stevens won, aking on his three acres three hun red and fifty-four bushels and six jarts, being one hundred and eigh. en bushels and two quarts to the re I When we hear ot such cropf this being of common occurrence in ir day, we will believe in progresa far as this grain is concerned. The me may be said of potatoes ; as good ops were raised in Maine forty yearF ;o as we can grow now.-Turf Fiehi ,1d Farm. GEoRaIA.-Data, writing to the altimore ASun, makes the following iportant announcement: "President Grant has submitted to e Attorney-General for' his opinion e status of Georgia. Whether in ow of the complications in her case, e muddle thereon into which Con. es was plunged at the, last session, e conflicting position of the Radical w-givers Butler and Wpde, the lat. r's unwilling admission of the wrong tended to be perpetrated in count. g electoral votes, the idmitting rer. sentatives to seats and rejection of nators, &o. ; whether'all the circum inces, and under the recoonstruc'ion t, Georgia is a State within the iion. "The object of inquiry is r,nder )od to be that the Executive uiay de rmine what action, if any, hr. can or ould take upon the suggestien of the idical partisans who want Georgia aced under martial l'w." LIFE PPERAGES IN GREA' BRITAIN. cable despatch informs us that Earl Lissell's Life Peerages bill has been seed in a committee' of the Lords. io bill has been modified but slight in passing through tho House. If pass into law it will 'ive power to e Crown to create, on the recom andation of the Prime Minister for e time being, peers for life from the nks of literature, law, art, science d commerce, at a rate not exceed g two annually. As the bill has w received the recommendation of a Lords we have no doubt that sen it comes down to the Commons will be heartily endorsed.-New ork Herald. APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GovEnNOR. )v. Scott has appointed Willis Wa rs Magistrate for Marion county ; ios. E. Dudley, of Marlboro'; G. 13. ontgomery, of Chester; Franklin W. iry, of Orangoburg, and Win. II. rter, of Char.eston, Notaries Pub ; and Charles Hubbard, of New rn, N. C., a commissioner of South rolina for that State.-Charle8ton ourier. __MARRLIED, At the residence of Mr. James iCreighit, on the 10th inst., by the iv. 0. R. Brackett, Mr. WV. F. JArcK a to Miss MARY E. MILLING, all of irfeld. "Oh ! may those hearts by love united. And mingled into one, 3till keep (lie vows so fondly plighted, And think of them alone." A distinguished Mle.hodist Minister and >minent Temperance Lecturer once re. *rked that go where lhe would, from one cI of the country to the other, he hardly ir failed to find Pr.ANTATION BlITTEras, and lIe lhe condemned the prachice of using mse Bitters too freely, he could not con ent iously say that he would discard them im the side-board, for he had himself perlened beneficial results from their use, d that, from a long and close observation, was convinced that when used moderate and as a medicine exclusively, they were that was recommended. At the same me he warned his hearers not to pull the rk too often, for they were far too pleas t a tonic to trifle with. MAGNOL.IA WVATEa.-Superlor to the best ported German Cologne, and sold at half a price. ' June 10-txlw Perry Davis' Pain Killer is become an article of commerc,-whlioh medicine ever b came before. If, is as ich,an Item in every bill of goods sent t e untry merchants as tea, cofice, or sugar. iis speaks volumes in its faver.-Glens' 1i. Mesecnger. lIee. II. L. Van Meter, Blurman, writes; he Pain Killer has become' an almost cilspensablearticle in my family." Hunodreds of missionaries give s!milar itimony of Its virtues. Rev. J. 0. 8tearns writes, '-I consider ii e l est remedy for D)yapepsia I ever know." ore. Jab,ez 8. Swan. says, "I have used for years in my family, and consider It as valuable remedy."' Ite,. Pu. HI. Bixby wrItes; "I have had oasion to ese the Pain KIl.or very fre ently during my residence in Burmiah d have fond It a very useful medicine. I ci not think I could visit the junflocs with t it. In ease of' Colic, Dlarrhooa, and oclera, the Pain Killer gives speedy relief, id for' m:mny pther ailments I have foun I i aeicial. It is popular in Burmah, among e natives *s well a. Europeans. I alwayt u-ry it with me for my own beneA t, and e good 'of the people where I go. Money Saved is Money Made. R1ENCII QALF and Kip Skins, American and English Hlemlosk $41e Leather, a 'nplete assortment of Shoe Iindinge anc Ioemaker!'s Tools You can save money by buying you1 lots and shoes from JOHN# MolNTYRE & Co. 30111BS. BACON SIDES, 6 hhds. Smoked Shoulders, 2 tlerces 8. 0. Rice, Fulton Market Beef, Pickled Pork, Pickled Beef Tongues, i1gs Feet, "piced Tripe, btn:ked Beef. French Sar-lines, &c., &c. With overy variety, usually kept in a first Juno 4 SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of sundry Executions to me di rected, I will uffer fur sale at Fairfield Court House on the first Monday and the day following. in July next, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid- I der, for Cash, the following Iteal l'ro. perty. Purchasers to pay for Titles and t Stamps. One tract of 189 acres, more or less, of land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands of I Mrs. Anna Gradick, Mrs. Margaret Steel and others, levied upon as the property of S. L. Crawford, at the suit of it. W. Boney for another and others. L. W. DUVALL, 4 S. F. C. Sheriff's Office, Winnsboro, S. C. June l*21h, 1869. june 16-x2tl KET CHIN, - McMASTER & BRICE, KEEP constantly In Store a large assort. ment of Ladies' Dress oods and Trim inings, House Firnishing Goods, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Goods for Mons' Wear, Ready Made Clothing, Crockery Wooden Ware, Baskets, Tin Ware, Shelf lIardware, also Iron, Steel, Hoes, &o. School Books and Stationery, Juvenile Books, Paper by Ream or Quire, Wall Pa pering, Window Shades, Floor Matting and Trunks. In the Drug Room, they keep a full Stock of choice Medicines, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Window Glass. Lamps, Lamp Fixitires, &o., &c.. &. juno 10 BLACKSMITH SHOP. THE undersigned takes pleasure in an. neuncing to th j publIc that ho has opened a BLACKSMITH 81101', at the old "Laugh- w lin Shop," near the passenger depot, were w ho will do every kind of Back9mith li f< work, He has secured the services of one d iI of the best Smith's In the country, and will di be glad to receive the patronage of his friends and the public in general. All work done at his shop is warranted. Juo. D. McCarley. may 29 i GROCERIES, WINES AND i LIQ TTO~E,S. W~E have now on hand a full supply of aill A kinds of Wines and Liqjuors, Ale, Port er 'a and Lager Beer, which we will be pleased to al furnish our customers wit)) whenever they ul snay think proper to give us a caull. Also a 0l wellselected sloek of Family Groceries, *1 Consisting o'f reveral dmtfferent. brands of Family Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Bacon, Lard, Fish, Tea, standles. Soap, Starch, Sardines, Oysters, I'rnckers, Raisins, Pick les, Molasses, Pepper, Spice, .Nut meg GIn ger, Mace, Citron, Currents, Sauces of al - kinds, Tobacco, Segars, &e. All of which we will sell low for Cash. I' OlL,'? 'E at is furnished with ICE and we are prepared to fu nishi all the Light Wines and Summer DrinkL.. Such as Lemonade; Sherry Cobblers, Clar't Punch,. &e., &e. . E. W. OLLEVER & CO. may 29 More Goods! More Goods!! WTE are now openinig one otf the largest I Stc,cks of Spring and Summer Goods ever offered i this umarket. Nearly all of our good. have been bought . since the decline, and we are enaibled to offer extra inducements to ~BA bG- AI~bT's s Offered for the Cash Only. LADD BROS. & 00. .M.oCdIol'.OU., Drugs, Medloies,* Dye-Stuffs, Oil , Perfumery', Patent Medlolaas, Just received by mnne 26 T.A BThROS. 3= OW S. 50 bble. Flour, 1000 bushels Corn, 10 bble. Syrup, 20 bbis. Molasses, Faraily Lard, 100 canls itefined Lard, blackerell, Salmon, Cheese, Candles, Sugar and Coffee, Rice, Tea, Picklev, Fruit, U &0., &0., &o. rate Family Grocery 3OO'il,ciclO. Stockholders' Meeting 4 to unbla and Augusta R. .t Co. VKHTING of the Stookholders of the Cutlumbia and Auguuta Hailroad Com av) is hereby called, to he hold at Columi in. South Carolina, on VEDNESDAY, the mit day of July next, at 12 M., to consider * lo luestion of approving he cinsolliation i Slihe Company with the Charlotto aid * oulth Carolina titalroad Ilompany, and the C e lps of such consolidal ion. vM. JOHNSTON, :esident t I tine 4 Stockholders' Meeting 4in iotte and S. C. Railroad Co. .\llETING of the Stookli-)dert of the . Cl-arlolle and South Carolina Italfroad , oo jany is horeby called to be held in the g ilv t Columbia, South Carolina, ont WED. A lI.V AY, tie 7th (ly of July next, at 12 l0,!k M.. to consider the qoestion of up. r,,itng (lio consolidamion of the Company it the Columbia and Augusta Railroad niTny, and tie terms of such 6onsolida. ims. W.M. JOHNSTON, Jun 4 Presl'lent. ni bL1 rt4t r_'q.IS.I C30 COO - T AULTY-FAIRPfELD,9 1869. AnIO: G. RUff Ot. UiX. Ot. als., Vs. johin m. McCallum, et. lix. et. als-Bill for -Ac coutit. Uappiearing to lthe Couirt flhat Ariti, elly, Ensloy Colvin and Mary ' Ann his ife, and James Crosby, Defensdants In -ohe I)ove snted oausollare absent front and ilhot. the state It is Ordered, on motion of 1.iAr..Rion, 8o otor for Complilprants, that ttaid Do adants, do aippear, and 1plea 1, nnswvir or 3mur to said Bill, within forty dnyi fromin e date of the first publication of thiR or. ir or a deoree prjo tonfrso will bhntee innboo,Jun '8Ju69 jun 10220ly 1 N UITY-FAIRFIELD, 1869. esley May ufel Amr., o. aahvs Jhng, et,al--Bl eor Iune.asJ31 c-in eif o It appearing to lthe Court that "rylA ret anaes Cth Defendants inshaiv mosateduue i aefo an frtont, ahe mits oft the State.:I i is Ordered, on motion of Mer.- In,So lioy for CorapwleComan atsi Doiio F utsi eedant- doappear'and p asend, iswer and dell, thin orty dayhi fotm ys dofro the dartplof thtre piniono(tio. th rr or a doore pr oiVepo wil be Aor, erd ofgaicord ilenhim. S8!, B. CrLOWNEY, F C. C. P. ,Equity side. Clerk.a Offee,-Equity side,. 'innoro Ju8o69. 09 June 4-1x5jl 12 N EQUITY--FAIRFIELD, 189 c'el Ma.fKer, Ade'd,- vs.. W.ra illpins. -, 01, arylll A.t Kerrtc on, ohr.sef &eo. I appearing to the Coatisfatte ry of. gi nett oet Deen,pdantat Ineov al e hausbsadbsen o an wit lit th nie,o timma ole alesyl, n It is ord!ered, on motion f Mesars. Mo. llandt & Doulass Complainants Bolicitors,F at said Defoendantado appearm 'and plead, ,swer aor demurtopi sallB, it bin forry nys from ths daeo,of the first. puiblication 'tis order or a dsre pro con/eo will beA ltered oflecrd agint them.' - 8AM. .OOWNBY, CIk. C. P.. Eduhty r.ide Clerk's offee, Eqjuiy Side, ite 1.t 1809 jtuno 4-tx i EUVatches Jewer andb C ocks mirNOT HE asrorks, Anr of elae nam 1hr ed arye jus. Kerectid Athes mieka pe a or oldtof Mascni l, Box B~er,eo,i fy appargto ikste sandsal pr of ts. N*tha oet Oreto Co Afppd on'sOffe iesad Ceon P. alne r. 4 Pi oyle,Ker Bofe J w, fo[ Ca1"uph ,'le Britter foyle s ant . 6~l,-E iordpered sontmeoto of Bohoo sos, o Blt ak Dookndando Sapoery jandtplad, Imered ofrcobyail WThERm. & W Ii fAI, BOL26~, HO I FOR ELDER'S HIP STORE PiIH iubsorlber respectfully announces that he has returned with a full stock f G-ooeries, Dry Goods . oots; &hoes, Mi1 oury Uloods &o.. which ho will sell at, his sual low prices. Millinery Dtepartnent. His b1lillnery Departneit will ho tinder io management of his sister. Mrs. Shaw, ho, with competont assistahis, will endea. or to Yv ratisfactiou and keep up with o1 Uli ons. Labor-Saving Machines. iTs %tnsurpassed Labor-Savlng Machines, Ich ad Cloths Wo shers, Churns, longh neaders, '&0., together with his usual ock of Furiiture, Ieparing, &o., will re. Dive close attention. Evorything warranted as represented or kkan back. all and abo for yourself. Just Received and for Sie. Otte o( Horm4d's Steel Iforse Rakes, the D8t and cheapest in market. Buok Eye lower and A\enper, Mantz's Chani ion 'heat Sniuttef ftan 'eaner. Sowing Ia. iines also all kins of ill Furnishing oods and almost any kind of LaborSaving lachinev, of the most improved patterne, in bo had by applying to Le subsorlher. jne 4 ,LD AND 1IIE unMdCrbigie having attached to his .: Confetionary and Fruit. Fat ablishnent. id opened for the Futimer & saloon, will rvo up every dsy choico luo Cream and 1rkling poda Wa(or, and hopes often 10 o his friends and patrons. Families fur shed'with lee rean upon short notice. may2g E. IV. OLLEIVEt. RECENT ARRIVALS, A Pretty Assortment of Ladles DA:.ESS GOODS, A LSO leached anid Mrown Ho"ilnes'pnns, Mens Tits and Caps, LARDS IN KITS, AND IIANl,8. Call 1n1d 4ce. TiOMPOON & WOODWARD, ap115 8Vic V 4) I'hc an o- M, 4-A C4 W thPrtadShry io IomtdF:low that Looks Lke, weplsare: kno ~'ao do hIi e 'atony's teoo few, a% ['om hi onoin odt,Gi lTbhiog'etperopendo hf,tyo.fe, ingctel feor toht sme-.wi cry. fi.ct hnystovery thng' s fin, Tat inke t ar sliould -hou olae > s cl netd n; d feeu th)scha S's jus oftho'oedge yof me.y bem flend fuiil ouht. lond lkey to.w ,For seo.lp 'r ,ro Sea Isydbte ra myCqor,r. F' or 'nondon Cghdia sol Arid friendselnn'r, diaye,; .bIoey yll frineath aiI'iskey.l y.c (lo a's ju.ti:~~ likecm, us call oitll and sthis p b4' n-nt, hningyd eof find Thpis o thal oust, lndikeyolaw P6isg I'athe hin sh oly:n, i te'tddressd.these dies to iho,' Adfin4 you,ant'iaen,ne in A olw that'sjr likeo Than yours respeot fully' apr 18 } . 1.. MILLES. KE f I 6,000 lbs, Bae64 1,00A) b'tihehu Ooid, Bi. ar, Oofiee Lard, ido'n Tea, Black 'ea, lideu,' CeNke' ' Tinwars, ' W6ojorw'are, rade's. Crown olee, Ch'ewing Tobaeoo, No. and 8 Miaokto'l,-Ao.j Which he proposes selitas cheap for oeh e any;ptber mer, innt in town, 'm,... 4 CANDIES!! 200 CK CANDY, Toma,01110o Sance, Canno I Toriutto, Soda Biscuits, Yeast Powders, &o., just recaived at may 1 JOIfN McINTYRF' & CO. LOOK BEPOI1E VOU I [ P INSURE your lives. Examino closely anld seo thlat thle Equitable Life Insurance Co. is ahead of any company in the United. permits you to travel any where in the Uni ted 81tes, by bea or railroad The following are tho unmes of some par. ties insured in Fairfield to which we refer yogi: (leln John Braton, Manitel Cwthcart, iII1 llliott. Esq, lobt A lierron, lRev T W Ir-winl, iobt 8 K10tchin, J A Ilice, Thls P litolel, Olpt 8 BI Glownev, I'ierre Beot, 0 A Woodward, Mrs F C Mobley, Capt, I 11 Menu, IV IV lirico, V WV ketchin, iiv A Fraier, Capt E J Mlani, 'Ur David Ileans, And a host of others. Call and get civ onlars. JOIN P. MATTHEWS, Jr. api 10 Ageut. DOMESTIC ECONOMY. HOW TO SUBSIST Y0UR FAMA ILIES, AND SAVE MONEY! 11U Y YOUR IROCERIES JOHN NINTYRE & CO, W 110 have ihe largest and finest assort. nient of Groceries they have ever be. foro offored, and as cheap as cain be bought lesiles t 0 sit tlie waits of the country generally, I hey are pleasedl to offer a very excellont. stock of lools, Shotm, ltardwirn, Ury Goods and Clothing. Our goods are ininierolls, Well selected, fresh, have beeni boinht fo: C'-l, and.will be sohl at sman?ll ,i v:4, e.-, mr 'C. I. Frenc! 1_::- v , Co. i nut Cream, &o. mar 26 Rabb's Improved Hill-sido and sU -I014 PLOW. rillE subscriber is Iaply .t 111111co to 1ine planters t hat lie has receiv ad a patent for his IMPROVED PLOW. Altiough the season is too far spent, for turning and su-tioilicg, lie still flatters hh1int;elf that lhe has a Plow, which, frop its poeillar construction, is adapted to . the wants of the planters even at this season, and during the %itivanian of the crops. lieing doible.fooled, different kinds of - plows mny be itsed on the saio stock, a siall.ono for running next the plant. and a lar geir- onio for breaking out fihe middles, both feet may be used at the same time with hihl tongues attaclicil, which makes a corn. plete implemont for covering corn, ihose differe'n-t, changes aro mado without the hli fhtest inconvenienco to the plioughian. l ve, naso ited with no N i. W. A. MIrptoci, of Micksville, N. C., who Is well known as a reliablo businiess ian, and we e.::Ioet sagon to commience the manufacture o( thu ablovo namled PlOW-wo will sell itiato or Gonnty rights, and would solicit, froml the planiters a trial of' our Plow. Ad.. dress ' W. 8. RLAFB, Winnsboro, 8. 0, ap1) 2---mn* Mloksviile, N. . 80UTHi CAltOLINA. Stt Agriculturaul alid Alochaicl -MAGAZINE.2 ( Qjicial Or fqan .of the. .Soth Corolna State Ag.r.audiaral a,4 AIethanieat Socicij.) At. an early date, die subascribers will publish- hei.firot ruimhor of a alont hly lMa gesi1no, devoteQd o (hq~ deveolopmopt of the miaterini interest.s of this State, and the whole Aonth; and will distribute five thon. sand copies gratuitonmaly, so that, every one maly Fe coyhat, it is before subsuriblng. They intlend .ti.,nnado,it. the hest .anid handsomest, inst riijl miagazine ever publshe0d at .t.he deat h, and they ask the cordial co-opeta t-ion of every good oil iken in this on.terpjrise, wlilh miuist redlounld to the public welfare. -Pornomga Wiihng copies of.thle first num l,er, ll 1 o.sendl their address to WAAEIVWANS A COi WELL, niay' 18-.4 Chaarleston, 8. 0. I.N a'eordaee withi a Joinit losolut ion of thia Menate -and Houseii of llepraesr.tativos, qiuthioriaig the st ar Treasurer, t s appor lion to the several ConQtiiesthe amountrais-. ed by order of Gen. C.anb,y, for the support ef the Pfee Bohools; hns been paid to me to pay the claims ol' all Teachers for ser, vices' rendered in this county, during the year compuocig Octobor8:st, 1807, afler said oins isiall hve beory eertifted to by the School Commisioner,;and "apgroved by Ithe Stae 'Hufierintendent of' diseation. Plovidedil' llsuch Clai bhall be presenited for-pnyment ori or.before thie 80th -day of Juneo 18(I. * . JNO. 2W. CLA RK, mty8 County Trasurer, JUSTARRIVED. 25IARELS lino N."~C. Whiskey, consisting of IPure Cor ,. Pure Rye, lctified. Coin an~d ]IeQtified Rye, and both very 'fine, Retail, Liquor Dealofs, partr'eplarly these doing ble on3 i theo e can purchase their Whiekie,1 of mi lower than any place North or Soath, as they 14y it in Brat hands, W. M,NELSON, A gt. "Old North Stat, Dlastiley.