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Latest by Telegraph, from Washin ton. mAsW~Ooo, JYune,15. Delano will require retnevAl fron -bond and a om plete. settlement of ill iqat rp pqrtani a o d bm,6 y, 11Y4of J .. ' Rocent io Janerlo letters -seem to confirm the report that Lopes has e Mahon Undet tstraitit., fnelagveges reoplpte -p-day, The printers emp held k prellminatynto . - gardiog the'"tfo t Na l1 Typopaphioal Union' he 'pid inps i4daoatq that Clap ll 4Shus taied by his iemployees.< he negro Douglass continues at the case. " The Trasury has advices of. the #dek of Feank 0uinoit, Inspector isf 0 pston o Texs, near Browns .AWlle. Jt is supposed that.he was kill 6d b.Y smugglers. Advlos has been received from Cuban sotrees of the fight between the'revolationists and Spanish troops, iest Padre. The Cubar troops, num bkig about 2,0.00,- were attaokod.in .13tenohento.by the Spaniards,- num ,,Aring , nearly -4,000. They were YfIce repulsed. The loss of the Cui bans is less than 100 killed pdm.wound ed. Thatiof the lttacking- party is t4r4e; g9qes greater.- The SpAnimdo itrea d lei4ing a vumber of killed aid woindd on ths .dlelf.: The re aiii of thri battle has had a most on e6rWging -ffeat upon the Cuban' ar ay, whioh It is teported 'are gi'ning strength every-day from the very best portion oftthe people -of- thd island. The want of .harmony between the oXger* in dominand of the govern mie,ot troops In the field and the" vol outeers.who have taken: possession of the government of the island st ex hibiting,.'itself it the d6uhbtizadion troops, abdthe lOrgo ngmbe.r df reruits in the Cub4i r my. Thio condition .of' thiugd h given -new% limpeti adftate' tt, io the Cbawaus. Ha*ing no doubt 6f .their ultiate:sueoessa.a number' of e (rutssa, mostly, ifrom Virginia, left Mamhigtkon-yeathrday'-and "-to4day, to join.aforce which is readezVousifg on the' Southdrn coast preparatory to joiing the juhan army. WA,- NGTON JUAQ 1G, i.,esden has approved, the findings of the Austin (Texas) Mili tary Comiipion,ajud e"qrvo, *ill be e o on he mh pm r. Thb nldisgs of the courb=at Browns Y. pr we .Pvd, an4 those.atAs 'H4 venue Department has or% dered- the supprosion of some eigh. eillicit ditle(x'i e-ogy irgila. T.he wi1ltary .wml.be em sfy to er 6the Thomas.. Nlbbis, colored, has been appdited-nigiiutpoet6rof ous ta.t-Galveston, Teza. Brownlow publishs a letter Is ca vor ot universal suffrage. .He says that for the Republicans of Tennes. dee.to'Oontinuo the rostriative poliey when the party evityhereise op poe It Istaischieve!s ajad ridiloulous. Judge Pasehal has demanded 65, 000 fr'otn Gee. Peati4 k h~onde, repli;dd by t 16 VQ~9~ 'cent- deoisiomaanat Wie ~~i Boatweli haa'order~~~~~rb rof .atadditional $0 we% tp dio.by with ~~a lag.gno ea oot.;ofthotAed ' be lisased each .lecal year. WAeurwovo~w, Jano 1*, R~evenueo-to-da.y, ieaAy [l,@o0,66o 3. E,' Gai-ced, of Cutba, is at Wil. v lard's. Tresu~ry ingsengers,1heretofore dig ruiaMpersonagos,. ill hrani dAoi -and seep. Revflnue ofticials . reporV the seizure of sixt 91(ef6 tilde,in th & 0ou tains of Virgitina, East Tennessee and North Car1lbuia i t is stated that on Grant?s return, the 2Cabinet. wil) consider and adop.L a posi tive pohky regardling Cuba. Sede'tary Flash'disavows any agency, direet-ot Iidir&ct, in the recent' proceed angs Ahairist th's Cuban partisans. Delano demands the asistance of the 'i,marines to sup p resiiidistilao i ')the suburba of h* f" The~jo pen Spie have driven off" the t'4 re ocalcers r SbnnM, otit4lenc.eto his wjf' a tet 4b0E4 ~ veral Sseie '. - ~.t Th * ay;: The. President, it a s un, pd fors'~ gramitng .belliger. ~~;ent rnghts to the Cubans, but the Cabi Snet is against him Seorethrv sfish Ssurongly aym pthises with' the an ney *Wral kar~m4 eoet.ag gidAt well s'e_rnon againgu emam. ' T kimsteamet OPNcket/ plfing btwa Kef+'Wess' kftd"'IatA,' hAi" 6e a sy clearance of' the steaw4r >jDolphin, on Th'ursday nighty wns in atin n 4ogl,y to piiAis g ho an PnILADELPHnA, Ju n as one tnw &'ej ent1".ni efg plumesga sashe, aod gOld hilted C sword, OVe'Prk ooe 0 npdr Mar'oh t: .4 itiangles and -rosien, which a novelty .pwoVtked ,ek applause. g#op01, alongstbe lipe of nsroh were t beaut ully decorated. The whole v ofiair was a grand success. *SA* 71a46iCO, June 15. L Advices Notn b6xioo report the n discovery o( gold POlds in Colima d Distriet, 120< i4o in 14b th, and rirh9r thal p r napping a ppital.9feco. Politics in Sonora are quiet. LZAVmNwORTu. Juno 15. The Indiabs are again murdering citizens thirty-five miles North ofS&I. mon Itivor. A party followed them, but fiding the Indians in feroe re. u treated. arvey has left for the scene of action, BAN FRARISCO, June 15. The ironclado Honadook and Cotn. I anohee have been ordered to hold t4emselves in readiness for the sea at 4l9xt notice. 'A udt,STA, Jni lb. The first throdSh tisin on.the Co lumbie and Augv ,1lro*d arrivedt this afternoon from h arlotte. RIcuOND, June 19. v The Convention at Staunton adjourn. ed sine die last night, after a resolution of thanks to the citizens, heads of pub ,iO irstitutions and railroads, for courte. gibe. I The 'esapeake and Ohio Railroad C will be 6omplated to Greenbrior Whito Sulphur next' Wednesday. The Vall6y of Virainia will yield five millo * busliels 9f .Wheat- this season. ' The alleged recruiting officer was released to-day by the United States Oommissioner, there being no evidncee Wgistt lairn . F No Aanges wil be made. in the Con 8erbtivale#tslative tickets on atcount e bfOtI.,Canby's o0inion that the test e C oitb-mnus.,be. taken by the members of the -.gislature. MONTGOMERY., June 19. 'm Demooratic Convention at Dade- e ville, for the Third District, nominated J. O.'Parkinsoi for Coiigress. Ile is A Northern man by. birth, who settled in Mabaima in 1865, and. has invested largely-in the State. The nomination ' was quite uneipectid to him, as h' has devoted bip time to manufacturing and p farming, a asI net.,kr4o.D as a poli- t tioian,. SANVRANCISCo, Jine l 9. The .O,601&do, for anuama took $75NO%P1 h, o 'T 4fe6 inu tlthtn~ rped ye-s. t sa'41 s a; N * V-1w - b LBoN, June 16. a RTo. Janeiro advices,to the 17th re pqrt the war news unimportant;. Jas Watson Webb, the American Minis ter to Brazil, has taken his passports, owing to qqstions at varianoe be- I tween himself and the, Brizilian Gov ernment, relative to claims against the t ship Onale. T.e govAtWim e pressed jhe determinatioh to -treat with the American . authorities at Wasington through its own represen tives. The.Peace ,Jubilee. r BosTON, June 1g. Grant sad Farragqt have~ ,rrived. In responding to MIr. Olafiin'ibeeoh ~ of welcome, Grant. .said e "It affords { me great pleasare to visit the. capital t of a State wy3 i go.ne se much c for the supi*oft of the Union in the t time of; the great rebellion ; a State whose prinsipleus4id So inneh to give me whatever political position I .have attaidied, and a State from which I have received such hiearty welcome in other day.. - Negra Outrages in Georgia. A UGUSAn, June 16. Durjng ,the cirous rperformance at Spart,.Ga, .yster ay, . apersepal dfflioUlty *rosenbetween a few: Whites I and blacks, in which one ,negro was I killed and anothgithor(Alff wot.jided. eral and serioue, bint 'nap 'uppressed by the sheriff and the'lerding outisens, The Flerida Legislature. -TALLAHA~SSRJ, June 16. The LegislsturE has been in speolal~ eession sitee. the ,8th instan6t, -The1 House passed, the. Fifteenth constic tutional an.doieid oilt phe 'l lthr in Senate piassed it to-daybj a vote of ~ 18 to 8. 'MA.A N . Th.~rJ1~.)4q etb,1een introduq. ~ q&~a M eqslis.aoomme.r h dati6n and Ea4 er 'whitesmaam)& ne. I gdbon 4 tt stn bestE r ni1roadgs t~iepro~$osonttaaedoog a- 1re gat.I o4O he I asZ, degrnoeiiteo-th neoprt onail ii lambridge were present during the en re proocedinga last night in the House I Lords, ,.The Hobuse of Lords, at three o'clock is morning, passed the disestablish ierit bill to a second reading. MADRID, June 19. Serrano took the regency oath amid mud vivas. The following is his Cabl. et: Prim, Minister of War, and. Presi ont Selveda Minister of State; Hierre is Minister of Grace and Justice. New York Market. NEW YORK, June 19, 7 P. M. Cotton dull and heavy ; sales of 00 bales, tit 831. Gold 371. harleston Market. CHARLxTON, June 19. Cotton quiet ; sales of 70 bales; ilddlings 31 ; receipts 253. Liverpool Market. LivicaPooi.. June 19. Cotton dull and unchanged ; sales 0,000 bales. STILL AFnAiD OF A NDY JOIINSON. k Tennessee radical writes to his frknd H. G." that the division of the repub. can party in Tennespee "opens up a respect foi the democrats;" that "if oth Senter and Stokes run to the end lie democrats will be found after their otes are counted next August to have lected Andren Johnson Governor of 'ennessee,' and that "such an event eill require the presence of a large Ynion army in th'e State or the quiet zodus of the loyal whites and their olored friends." Thia fellow is evident. scared, and Andy Johnson is ovident. looming upas the coming man. It even rumored that Parson Brownlow j rill give him a lift to kill of' Stokes. BnT'i81 1MANCIPATioN.-Six thou nd emigrants left the port of Liver ool for the United States during the ,eek ending Saturday. This is the asiest and moat certain plan of popular mIalcipation which the inhabitants of Ireat Britain possess. They are avail. i ig themselves of it largely. I - -. ., " - --- It is said rney instigated the leotion riots in Washington. NOTICE. r HE FAIRFIELD AGRICULTURAL AS OC1 \TION, will meet in Winnsboro a the 1st Mouday In July. The farmers, mechanios, merchants and rofesslonal men of the Distriot are invited 'se peesent. 0. U. MoMASTERi President. . S. STWART, Rco. Sec. June 22-tlx2 detchworth's Self-Sealing Cans. ND CROCKERY of all desoriptions. JNO. McINTYRE & CO. June 19 Perry Davis' Pain Killer [as become an article of commerce,--which o medicine over b came before. It is as imih an item in every hill of goods sent to ountry merchants as tea, coffee, or suga.'. his speak' volumes in its' favor.-Glens' 1alls Vessenger. Iev.:H. L. Van Meter, Burman, writes; The Pain Killer has. become an almost idispensablearticle in my family." , flundredq of missfnaries give smilar 0stimony of It virtues. Rtev. J C. 8ears write, '-I consider It he~best riniedy for Dyspepsia I ever kniew." Rev. Jabe: S. Swan, says, "I have used for years in moy family, a6ud consider it an hvaluable remedy." Rev. Iti. HI. Bixby writest "I hate had ocauion to use the Pain Killer very fire.. nently during my residence in Burmash n, have. foun d It a very useful medicine. I Id nota hlink I could ',isit thiejupfiles with ut it. In ease of Colio, Diarrhcea, and Iholera, the Pain Killer gives speedy relief, nd for many other ailments I.have fount i i, enefteimi. Itis popular in Burmah, among lie natives s well as Europesans. I always arry It wi.th me for my own benefit, and bie good of the people where I go. 'julie 8--m "Where is Drake 8. T. 1860 X ?" We ave heard this question asked many times, nd for all we knew for a year past he night be dead. Recently, in New York, re called at his Laboratory in Liberty lit., ad there found this gentleman barricaded ehind a tremendous pile of boxes, dietri. uting funds to a Sunday School Commit. me. Our business was to secure an md ertisenment. HIe said : "My deat sir, what the use of advertising the Plantation tlitter's? They sell better now thsta when hdvertised at such enormons expente, and 9W I have not made a contract for a year. havi llthis amount to give to the poor. 'fsatisfty thes Ps'ess, hoiever, who have ousg 60ifaj in. think I will give on atlele omehitg' o d agll,for!I aye impro(ed the hittets greatly, and it ybe well to have you let "the people now~ it." Ana so he ran on in a happy, ordial, appireeiative manner, showing us hie wonders of his place and the eords of sttiflektes. Eiverythingis o; n a rnagnifi eaopf6, atd is done with peatness and1 ioetytess. While there we saw at least >tty ordere enone in for these eelebrated itters., bae were being shipped to the sit oprers of the wprld. Drake Is not es,eg t itters *Iher,--Brha.ne pa. bIOIti:A Wa*s.-8uperiot to the best edDe a Cloguae, and sold at half 1 pries.juno 17-tz1w curt of thfUle ates, orthe Weiten istrict of South Casolinae I-will sell at pubs aas other bolen (* '6 'a. .Le Money Saved is Money Made. [RENCH CA LY and Kip Skins, American, an4 English Hemloilk $olo Leather, a omplete assortment, of Shoe k indinge and hoomaker's Tools. You can save money by buying your 3oots and Shoes from JOHN MoINTYRE & CO. June 14 BILIARD SALOON AND r HE undersigned takes pleasure in an .nouncing to the citizens of Winnsboro ind the County generally that he lnu re. ently fitted up at constiderablo exp,ense his E3111azscl. M4%Lc o3in, rhere he will be pleased at all times to see als friends and patrons.. His BAR R/OOM is supplied with all the 4hoice brands of Wines, Liquors. Lager )eer, Ale, &c. Having .made arrange. nents for a regular supply of IC. I. is arepared to furnish all the SUMMER DRINKS, ucl as Sherry Cublers. Claret Punch, Lem >nade. Mint Julips, 0111 Slings, &c. &o. June 22 J. B. HAYS. IH E Books will be opened for the collea. tion of the State ead County Taxes, on he first day of July. 1869. Thb per on. um of Taxation for State purposes is seven nd a half mills on the dollar, and for Coun. y purprses, three mills on the dollar. As the time for collecting said tax Is very imited, I hope tax payers will bepromptin 1Oming fbrward and paying, which will re, love me from the unpleasant duty of ad. ling cost. I hope all employevs will extend this in frmation to their laborers, and request hem to be prompt in paying, as every male >erson between the age of twenty-ono and Ixty are required to pay a Capitation Tax. I wish every employer, If he will not pay he tax for his laborers, to hand me a list of le tinmes of all employed by him, and the tumber of the township in *which they live, hereby enabling me to collect the tax fron il persons liable. All Tax Executions issued by R. H. Jen. aings, Esq., and remaining unpaid, are in ny ands for collection. Persons knowing hemselves to be defaulters will save cost Py calling soon and settling the same. JNO. W. CLARK, June 22 County Treasurer. It. A. I. r HERE will be a regular convocation of Flint Hill Chapter No. 2, at the Ma. ilor.io Hall in Winnsboro, on the lot Alon lay in July, when all oftoeri not formerly nstalled, will be. By order of the - II. P. At the same time and plago there will be I meeting of Cotnoi N->. 7, when the degrees af R. M. and 8. M. will be conferred. By order of the I T. I. 0. M. N. B.-The degree of Good Samariton vill be conferred on all R. A. l's in good tanding, who may present themuselves. June 22-tlx1 SEqUITYI-FAIRFIELD, 1869. )aniet 0. Ruff et. ux. et. als. vs John M. MCallum, et. ux. et. aIs-,hill for Ao. count. I appearing to the Court that Arlicia Kolly, ETsloy Colvin and. Mary Ann his ifo, and James Crosby, ,j)efendants. in the ibove7stated ontas, are aVsen froin and without the State: 19 is Ordered, on motion of .4aIr. Rion, So ictor for Complainants, t'1at said De. endants, do appear, and plea , answer or lemur to said Bill, within foity days from le date of the first publication of this or ler or a decree pro confesso will be entered >f record against them, SAM . . CLOWNEY, C. C. P. Equity side. Clerk's Office, E.quity side, Ainnsboro, Jnne 8, 18639. June 10 22 jly 1 12 BRIDGE BUILDING. rN Wednesday, the 14th of July, 1869, .tho building of a Biridge over Moore's Iranoh, at the t wo-mile post, will he lot to he lowest bidder, at 11 o'clock, a. in., and herpiigof the Bridge over FaucettL's rah,at h one-anle post, will be let. to hem lowest bidder at, 12 o'clock mn., in Winns >oro at thec Court Hlouse, on Wednesday, he 14th July, 1869. JAMES AIKEN, 1 Township A. Y. TURNE R, 1' Surveyors. June 19-j2x1 BRIDGE BUILDING. SN Thursday, the 16th July 1869, the LIbuilding of tlae Bridge at Adgerti, over Aittle River, will be set to the lowest. bid. Ier at the Bridge at 11 colook, A. M. JAMES AIKEN, Township CA LVIN BR ICE, A, Y. TURNER,) Surveyors Jun 19-t 2:1 THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869. 1 ailS favorite Magasine for the young .1 announces the following as among thec aoticeabie features of the new volusno -- lew Stories, contribuated especially to the 'Riverside" In advance of their patblication an Denmark, by Hans Charistian Ander-. on ; A 8erial, "White and Red," of thrill. ng adventure and humorous scenes amongst aur Northwest Indians, by Mrs. Weeks, uthor of "Ainslee ;" Stories from Spenser nd Chaucer, by the author of the popu ar "Stories from8Shakespeare ;'' Papers on ntention and Art: how statues are made, tow telegraphs are worked, how a boy eani nake phaotographs, etc., etc. ; Hunting in louth Africa i Streets of Constantinople ; Lmeriean Oities,-New Orleans, Baltiinore, ihiladelphia, New York, Doston, etc., etc. .ife on the Prairte, andScenes from Amern ani History ; Exquisite Fairy Pictures and ocems. Craceful tales by popular writers ; lunstrations of the Bible, Dis tory, Natural Iistcry, IBiogrophy, Curiosities, ste. ; Fitn ad Frolic in aln sorts of' forms; The list of he writers fort the "'Riverside" ineludes his nees of Joeob Abbott, Hans Chkistlin kadersen, Miss 8. A. Brook, All., and hesbe Cary, Nellie Eyster, V. R. Gould' nag. Pal .' flayns. Horce E. Soudder, P'orta ?irajion, Vias Mot*ega.he Ailbot oaf *8ney's Six Birthdays," Anther of "Seas GiItle Sister, e. Iffl-pag. Ffoutlsplece mud a MUanSer of large lItstratios In every aumber, A nats1JA1x? traUNIxA TIp coysa. 1qla(t, pioture, In colors, the Quask eso y tts22 e '7*leMS OF.8MI8f('RTWfON .480 a yea a4adns; thre~ eI & als 9 eine * , b v bk j1a5 19 Stockholders' Meeting i'stinbla and Augusta R. R. Co A NIEKTING of the Stookholders of tIh Columbia and Augusta Railroad Com pay is hereby called, to be held at Colum W ,outh Carolina, on WEDNESDAY, thi ith dlay of July next, at 12 M., to considel t.te question of approving the consolidatioi of the Company with the Charlotte am VoUit h Carolina Railroad o'mpany, and th too sils of such oonsolidation. WM. JOHNSTON, President I une 4 Stockholders' Meeting (3.arlotte and 8. C. Railroad Co MUlETING of the Stookholders of thi ! t'harlotte And Soutla Carolina Rallroat 'ose ity is hereby called ts, be held in thi eI .t Columbia, Soith Unrolina, on WHD N N!b;AY, the 7th dlay of July noxt, at i: W. Ink M.. to consider the question of ap Ir3ting the consolidation of the Compan .olil the Columbia and Augusta Rallroa . n-noy, and the term* of Puct consollds ti m. WM. JOHNSTON, _n a 4 President. More GoodsI More Goods1l E are now opening one of the largesi Stocks of Spring and Summhet' Goods evel offered in this mariket Nearly all of our goods have been boughl sine* the decline, and we are enabled ti offer extra Induoements to Offered for the Cash Only. LAbD DROs. & co. Druga, Medicinets, Dye-Stuffs, Oils , Perfumery, Patent leditians, Just received by nifty 26 LADD BROS. BLAOCKSMITH SHOP. HE undersigned takes pleasure in an nouncing to th j public that he has opene4 a BLACKSMITH SHOP, at the old "Laugh lin Shop," near the passenger depot, wer, he will do every kind of BlAcksmitl work. He has scourod tho services of on of the best Smith's In the country, and wil be glnd to receive the patrounge of hii friends and the public in general. All worl done at his shop i- warranted. Jno. D. McCarley. may 29. JOHN 0. SENGER8 UNADULTERATED ALE A ND L AGERt BEER containing Copperas, san UAle dIoct ored withI Salt, Limte and Alum are the latest adulteration. discovered ii New York. Professor Mapes, of Now York, aenalysr the Deer from ad osetn different Dlrewerioes,and all were found adnlterated with noxiom~ substances. it is said, that tihe sale o drugs to brewers, is a profitable part of th, trade. This is perfectly infamous. Coccen 1us ?Ine, jfi.A berrg, nozromer, (dog-but ton, from which strichnine is obiained,) ari some of the delectable substancies founs in beer. These are potent poisons, and thi brewer found using th em should be drowned at once In his vats. I amn willing to bi di owned in my own vats if any impurltiei should be found 'tu my Deer, I shall continue to make a hrealthful hey erags, ,o that it may be drank by then mos delicate without the least danger. JOHN C. 8SEEGERS, June 9-ImColumbia, 8. C. IN EQUTY--FAIRFIELD, 1869 Robert Hawthorn, adm'r', vs. John Monroe et. als --Bill to Marshall Assets, ltaguno, tlon and for Sale of Land. Iot apparng o heCour that John Mun, above stated cause are absent from asd without the State : Itis Ordered, on tf on of Mr. Rion, 80. lIoitor for the Oomaplainant, that said DP. fendants do appear, and plead, answer o demur to said Bill, wit hin fbrty days frets the date of the first publioation ofthis or, der, or door.. pro confe will be entered oi resord against theta. 8 B. CLOWNEY, 0.0,. P., Equity side. Clerk's O0f00. Ei uty side, Wintisbo o. June 10t, 3869. june12gjy1g Watches, Jewelry and Clocks 1West rtgr to I4 e jgse, - HO I FOR ELDER'S 'Cl? STOlE rH subsoriber respeotfully announces T"that he has returned with a full stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Mil linery Goods &c. which he will sell at his usual low price., Millinery Depar tment. His Millinery Department will he under the manngemeut of his sister. Mrs. Shaw, who, with competent assistants, will endea, vor to gve oatisfaction and keep up with fihe fash on". labor-Saving Machines. I.ia unsurpassed Labor-Saving Machines, such as 9lothes Wo shers, Churns, bough KU"eAder Ao., together with his usual stock of kuruitue, Reparing, &c., will re 6119e close attention. Everything warranted as represented or taken bacie. Call and see for yourself. Just seceIved and for Sale. One of Borman's Steel Horse Rakes, the best and cheapest in market. Buck Eye Mower and Reaper, Mante's Champion Wheat Smutter and 'leaner Sewing Ma chines also all kinds of Mill Furnishing Goods and almost any kind of Labor Saving Machine, of the most improved patterns, ent be had by applying to the subscriber. ji,- 4 F. ELDER. AND T HE undersigned having attached to his Confootionary and Fruit Establishient, and opened for the Summer a Saloou, will serve up eery day choice lee Cream and Sparkling Soda Water, and hopes often to see his friends and patrons. Families fur nished with lee Cream upon short notice. may29 E. W. OLLEVER. RECENT ARRIVALS, A Pretty Assortnent of Ladies DA~ESS GOODS, ALSO bleached and Brown Hoiesplns, Mone Hats aud Caps, LARDS IN KITS, AND HAMS. Cal) and see. TIOMP.ON & WOODWARD. api 16 0 C RICE, migsHus Frnshn Gods hos consets,tly Iare Sorf Hardare, aso rn,na. , os,o &G. Baskets, Tin W re,Sf a rwe,ls School Books and StatIonery, Juvenile Book., Paper by Ream or Quire, Wall Pa. pering, Window 8hades, Floor Matting and Trunks. In t,he Drug Room, they keep a full Stock of choioe Medicines, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Window*Glass, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, &o., &c., &c- june 10 QROOERIES, WINES ANP W B have now on band a fuall spply of all kindu of Wipes and ,iguor,, Ae, P'orter' and Lager Deer, whidh we wilt be p2eased to fhenish our oustoaters with Vhenesver they asay thick proper to gie us a onll. Also.a *ellslected stook of Family Groceries Coasstqm et several different brands e Faiy ditur, Sugar, (Core, lUoe, Daon, ~rd, Fish Tea, 4landles. Boap, Starch, rdines, 6er., " reekers, Reisips, Plek. lee, Mo PIpper, Spice, Nu(mg Gig or, M en,sCrrentl, wwen of l a,-4ut o s , A.. I:e. whic i Ekrutshed with *ue pe to Iaule a) the Driuke. Bnea spill 10JIt? W TY:2v & COn LOOK BEFORR' YOU LEAP. NSURE your lives. Examine closely and sea that the Equitable Life Insurance Co. is ahead of any company hi ili United, permits you to travel anywhere in the Uni ted States, by sea or railroad The following are the names of some par. Lies insured in Fairfield to which we refer you: Gen John Bratton, Sanuel Cathcart, H L Elliott. Exq, Robt A lierron, Rev T W Erwin, Robt 8Ketohin, J A Brice, Thos P Mitchell, Capt 8 B Clowney, Pierre Bacot, O A Woodward, Mrs F C Mobley, Capt I H Moans, IV W Brice, W IV Ketchin, Juo A Fraser, Capt E J Means, Ur David Means, And a host of other.. Call and get cir culars. JOIIN P. MATTHEWS, Jr. api 10 Agent. DI IlESIIC C0NOl l-MY, ROW TO SUBSIST YOUR FAM ZLIES, AND SAVE MONEY I BUY YOUR UROCERIES. FROM JOHN inYR & CO, W 110 have the largest and fineet assort. ment of Groceries they have ever bo. foro offered, and as cheap as can be bought any where. Besides to suit the wants of the country generally, they are pleased to offer a very excellent stock of Boots, bhoes, Hlardware, Dry Goods and Clothing. Our goods are numerous. well selected, fresh, have been bought for Cash, and will bo sold at sminall ad wances for Cash. gW French Landies, Cocoanut Cream, &c. mar 26 DUY YOUR GR1O0CERI0S FROM W. We KETCHIN. W 110 has just received direct from New York, a full, varied and complete as sortineut of Oroceries, Hardware, 4c. Consisting in Part of 6,000 lbR. Bacon, 1,000 bushels Corn, Sua gar, Coffee, Lard, Ilyson Tea, Black Tea, 8hocs, Crockery, Tinware, Wookenwarv, Brade'a Crown Iloes, Chewing Tobacco, No, I and 3 Mackro'l, &c. Whicl he proposes to sell as cheap for CaUl as any other nier. ohapit in town. mar 24 Rabb's Improved Hill-side and SUB-SOIL PLOW. T HE subsoriber is happy to annoullo to t%o planters that he has receiv ed a patont (ur his IPR1(OVlD PLOW. Although thn nosson is too far spent, for turning and sutb-soilin g, he still fiatters himself that he has a Plow, which, fro mits peculiar cnslruction, is adapted to the wants of the planters even at this season, and during the .ultlvation of the crops. Being double-footed, (ifferent kinds of plows may he used on the sati*e stock, a small one for running next the plant, and a larger one for breaking out the maid dIes, both feet may be used ai the same time with bull tongues attached, which makes a coam. plete implement for covering corn, those different changes are . ma.ie without the alightest inoonvenienes to ihe ploughmaa, I[have associated with me Ms. W.. A. Msnoxx~Y, of Miookaville, N. C., who is well known as a relIable business man, and we expect soon to comnntenco ihe msatntuere of the above named Plow-we will sell State or Coutl)y rights, and would solicit f rom the planters a trial of our Plow. Ad dIress W. 8. IhA BBl, Winnaboro, S. C. Or W., A. MRtONEY', api 24-8m* Moeksvileo, N. C. SOTHT CAROLINA. State agfienltoral arnd Mechanel MA GAZINK~ (Ojillcial Organ of th,e South C'orolina State Agricultural and Mlechanical Society. ) At an early date, the~ subscribers wvll publish tho ir,t r,uamber of a Monthly Ma gazine, devoted to the development of ihe materiel interests of this State, and the whole Southi and will distribute five thou sand copies gratuitously, so that every one may ee what it is before subscribing. They intend to make it the best And handsomest iadustrial magazine ever published at the South, and they ask ;he cordial co-opera tion of' every good citisen in t his enterprise, which mtusi redound to the puablio welfare. Persons wishing copies of the Atrst nom. bor, will please senu their address to WALKELI, BVANS & COGS WELL, may 18-4 Charlest on, S. O, JUSTARRIVEDe BARRELSA be N4, Q. Whiskey, consitin6 of Pur* 000Vp gare ftye, Rectified Corn god Rootified Ryes and botb ,ery One. th9e doing business in the eetry, outn purchAse their WhIlskIes 9.a tower then soy p1.6. N'orth o rat as 4hy buf It In tret handis, may 1A