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Latest by Telegraph. Affairs in Virginia. IticiMoND, July 8. Uilbert C. Walker arrived here at 11 o'clock this morning, from Norfolk. The day was made a holy day for his reception, and when the ears arrived, about 5,000 people had congregated at the depot. A committee, compos ed ab)ut equally of the most promi nent white and colored citizens, was at I ho ears to receive him ; but the popu lace rushed in and seized Walker, bore him onl their shoulders toa coach ornamented with the National and State flags. The procession, which nearly a mile long, marched through the principal stroots. Many of the coaches, of which there were a hun. dred in line, were covered with Na tional 1lag8 ; and on the band waggon was a transparency, with a painting of white and colored men shaking hands. Tbm ;treet were blocked with people following the procession, and at least 20,000 were out. On reaching the house of Colonel James R. Branch, the conservative candidate, killed by the calaUmity Onl Friday last, the proces it passed in silence and with uncov ed heads. Upon reaching the hotel, Mr. Walker appeared between the National and State flags, held by rep roecntatives of the two races, and af ;t!r a few minutes of deafening cheers, made a brief speech ; saying, after congratulating the audience on the comnpleto victory, that in this moment of triumph, they must not forget charity for the defeated; they must remember that the votes cast against the ticket were given by the deluded and ignorant of a race that had not yet had time to be educated sufficient ly to know the wrong of disfranchis ing others. We must remember that wo have succeeded on the platform of universal suffrage and equal rights ; and we must see that those who op posed us, as well as those who support ed us, have all their rights, and are protected fully by the . law, and with the law, and under the law. Lljoud ,cheerv.] They must be educated and taught the value of the great boon of franchise that has been conferred upon then, and the true value of being a citizen. We must not forget that the opportunity of winning this victory was given us through the liberality of President Grant. [Loud and conLin ind cheering.] And we must see that its fruits are for the benefit of all. After a jocular allusion to the grief of the present State ofliec-hold ers, of the Wells persuasion, the speaker 4oncluded by a cheerful pie. kure of the future prosperity of the -%tatc. Three cheers were given for 0 rant at the close. Mr. Walker was followed by Isaac Hunter (colored) said several white speakers. The.o eleetiou returns to-day con tinue to be were and more favorable to WaIker. The returns this morning show that the Walker men will have a Majority of 60 an joint ballot in the Legislature. From Washington. WASHINGTON, July G. The Cubatis hero have the following: i4IThe Spanish troops aiacked Jordan nea r IInaiquin. A fter an e.ight houra' fight, thq Spaniards wvere repulsed and comnpelled to tako, nefuge ini the town. Tihe Cnhan loss wats 200 kiHed~ and w'ounded, including twenty Amnericansa. Thme Spanish loss wvas about thme same. Thme Spanish force consisted of two brigades, oautumbermg the Cubanstw to one. The IIerad special: "Dr. Mackey, removed front the (Cllectorship of the port of Charleston, is here, claiming that his successor is a Democrat, andl that he hinmself was removed without sufficient cause." The Tlimces has over a column of editorial antagonizing Canby's decie ion that members of thte Virginia As iemubly must take the iron-clad oatb, commeneing : "General Canby 's pur poseto require the iron-clad oath of members elected to tIhe Virginia L~e gislature is ini direct conflict with the opinions of General Grant, repeated ly expressed, and witht the course pur sued under his orders in the States al rcady reoonstruoted." WASHJINOTON, July 6. The steamer Fire-Fly, which left Shiladelphia with an oxocursion p)arty for:(ape May, was overhauled and brought back ont suspicion of having fillibusters aboard. The pasisengers wero released this morning. WASHINCTON, July 8. Commodoro Poore succeeds HIoff in command of the West India squadron. It is understood lisa Instructions indi l3ato prompt protectionz of American citisens and shipping. The Chr~onicele, in a bitter article on the Virginia election, says : But all is not lest in Virginia ; Cong ress holds the key of the citidol. The rebel emcasmay boast that they have A lctd their candidates, but there is ain ul&imate remedy. There arc'indi. cat ions of esos purposes between the administration and Boutwell since the > Virginia efection, 10. has been ascertained, from the best authority, that the despatch an j nouneing that P'oore was to succeed i hoff was premature. IIoff is only to be reha~vved. by his own request. The . authorities fnd no faul6 with hisa oii cial conduct,.a gn~ 4 The iron-oladCotuhagn Samntiago DeCuba to investigate thei c.red st ee ofMcted with,, SpelAk mnanm' death,'and, if ntecessary to de* mand prgnpt reparatiQn.. 8evotal of teha8veIiro,-oIade will' soon be despatched to Cuban waters. , The Semirmole sails to-morrow, and the Dictator will sail in siz or eight days4. WVithio the ntext two *4els t'wenty vessels will beamilale. for .uli service wherever emergency may ro rjuire. Major Wofford, of Mississippi, ro Oeived a despateh from Jackson, sign od)by Judge Jonterrors, whi,ch appeals to the Secretary of State, the Judgo of the Criminal Court at Vicksburg, United States Attorney T. C. Murphy, and other prominent citizens, saying that the National Union Republican Party, backed by the popular senti; ment of Missisbippi, will support Judge Lewis Dent for Governor. His election is certain if he will accept. Major Wofford was to-day authorized by Judge Dent to say be would accept the nomination. WAsHINTON, July 10. Distillers licensed to make spirits from grain may distil fruit without increasing their tax liabilities, but they cannot claim the exemptions at tacked to an establishment exclusive ly devoted to fruit distillation. All spirits forfeited from having been left in bonded warehouses after the 1st of July have been ordered to be sold. The Collector gets five per cent. ecmmiss-ion. The Cubans have the following: Letona, who succeeded Sisca at Nuevitas and Puerto Principe, is re ported to have lost 200 troops by de sertion to Quesada. Deserters re port disaffection among the Spanish troops increasing, cauied by frequent changes of the commanders of posts and quarrels of regimental officers. Frequent collisions occur between the Dutposts, without serious loss on eith Dr side. The Cubans elaiin an ad vantage of position and earnestness of purpose. The troops of the Spanish 3ommoander continue to execute all the prisoners immediately upon capture. Iven those who are wounded are exe )uted on the field. News Items ATLANTA, July 5. Several days since, Captain Tim Murphy, special detective, arrested two women who had in their posses. sion a portion of a large sum of Uni ted States currency stolen from the Treasuary Department at Washing ton. An investigation is now goin's Dn, but efforts are being made to keep it secret. ATLANTA, July 6. The women having in their posses sion the stolen United States Treasury notes were released on a $500 bond, after a private consultation between the United States Marshal and some lawyers. WILMINGTON, July 5. The steam tug Brandt, with a large party of exeursionists aboard, on re turning to the city this evening, had a piece blown from the boiler at a point six miles below the city. MILWAUKE, July 6. The Trensurer of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad fell under the cars to. day and was killed. RioihOND, VA, July 6, The election here closed quietly. The ballots are being counted. Both parties claim tie State. Returns show that a large colored vo'e lis been given for Walker, and it is thought lie has carried the State by a handsome ma. jority. NEw Ont.EANS, July 10. Further telegrams conflms the ac coumt of grent floods in thme Colorado Valley, Texas. TPho water is ten feet deep in thme court house square at Lda Grange. It, is estimated that twenty lve houses have beein seen passing down the stream. BosToIN, Jly 10. I have directed the recognition by thme Se~ecretamry of th;e National Excecu L.ive R'puiblicamn Commnittee of the Ex eeut.ive Commit tee ot t,he State of Tex As, chosen by the Houston (Co,vont ion, niominate-d Gen. E. J. Davis for Gover nor of that. Stato. (Signed) W M. CL A FLTN, Chairman National Repub.liesn Execu tive Conmvmtee, Waslhington. Eoreign News. LONDON, July 0. There is an sunusual depression in thme cotton trade in Lancashire,. Sove ral heavy firms fiavo suspended. A DuEslARATE WVoM.A1 Tunows HEnsEf.P iN TilE WAY OF THIRICE BArr. nOAD TnANs.-The latest and mnost persistent attempt at self--destruotion was made on Saturday night last by* an unfortunate woman at Memphis Junction, on the Louisville and Nash ville railroad. Ill-clad and wrotched In appearance, she was observed wamy doring about in the vicinity of the depot, and appeared to be waiting the arrival of a train. When the bell and whistle announced the approach of the first train, shie was seen walking lown the track, and then to throw herself across the rails directly in the ath of the locomotive. Mrs. Irving Sheldon, a telegraph operator, who mad not .noticed her strange move mnents, ran toe her and jerked her off thme track before the train came up. She had, however, fully made up he mind to die, anid watohing for the next train she repeated her frightful adventure, and was again dragged from the track by -the operator. . I was thought this seeond frustration of warningboll and whi61e again sound. ad, she was again ready for the saarI Bee, and prostrated 1mitself,. abot disUtneo I9 adaned of~ a third trafn. Mr.'Sheldon, who had kept wateh of her, again raui .to the track and drew her sway'ftrnm it,and the train passed on without having harmed her. The parpeftnesi of hot trrible pur pose 6elng now apparenf,, she was taken from tl~e depot. fier husband which she did not name, and had been killed. lIer infant child, she said, had been taken froun her mother, apd a she had no desire to live any longer. Louisville Chronicle. The Now York Ierald appcars to have fallen out with its pet, Gen. liiram Ulysses. In a recent issue it says: "All the virtuno of Grant's admkinis tration seems to evilporate in its good ' intentions. Every now nd - thin it k makes a grand splirge toward some C well defined object in the nature of re. 1 form of absues; and searcely have the h people done applanding before it has r chanpd its initid id deternuned niot to I do what it promised." TUnT CHART.1sTox C..FVrotS11I-. A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, i writing to that paper from W.ashingt.n, I on the 4th inst., sars )r. Nlackev hs not abaindoned- all hiope of the dollectorship at Charleston. Ie had another interview withi the Presilent otn the enhject, on Saturlnv, and came arme,l this tim wit wi a letter from the Goverior of his State FounTH Of JuI..Y Spit o. -'I he United lPire Compnt v on Sunday nt tended the A frican dinreh in a 'bodr, and listened to a sermon from Re'V. Brown, the samio who prayed on Mon day that God worJd permit thei colored people to Conliillo tleir feet. upon t le necks of the whites. and "and lay 'en loto in de dus."-Charleston Cou ner. THiNx Or IT.-On Thursday of last week twelve thousand Chinamen ar rived at San Francisco. "Unless we greatly mistake," says the New York Herald, "this exodus from Asia brings with it the settlemunt of the negro C question." It brings with it the issue, Who shall rule this coulitry ? Euro peans, Asiatlos, or Africans ? Or wil I they all blend into a liappy Family? b ............ 0-0.*.a . -. I, STATK TAXrs.-The Coib'nhia P1(. nix says : "Mainy' CitiZonls of South Carolina refue to pay their State tax, on. the ground that it in an illegal impo. oftion, even accor ting to the present Constitution andl laws of South Caroli. na. The question will be carried into ( tie Courts." A Boston apothecary's assistant re oentlyput up a preseription,and found that his customer had passed on him a bad twenty-five cent piece and a five cent bit. He told his employer. 'Nover mind,' said the philosophic Yankee, "if the five cent bit is good, . there's a clean profit of three cents.' The Memphis Oppeal of the 28th of June records the faict, that the steamer Thompson Denn passed down the Mis- , sissippi the previous evening for New Orleans, having on board, booked for i the Crescent City, five hundred coolies 1 -the firt of what, it hopes will be. a I lcavy i nnigration to the Quth,o.f that kind of labor, Tandseer's (N00 is jilat that- of the Bachelor artist, who could reply jocular ly, when one of his frionds urged him to propose for Rosa Bonh -ur's harnd: "How could I live with. a woman who hais bcat.rne in my own lineof art.". The railroads centreing in Atlanta Ga., will shortly commemice to build Otte of' the finest passenger depots in 'the South. It is to be of granite, and all its appointmnents will be finished in tile highest style of art,. Thle oyster beds between Stoaten Ts.. land and Keyport, New Jersevy, have a suffered from an incursion of d'rnm fish. Twenty 'millions young oysters have been destroyed, and the Ions is estimated at $100,000. A Nevada editor lately sakv a white and a negro boy hitched together amd driven by a little Chinese boy. 'Te wore "playing horse."- 'Th'o poor man saw in the ineident an element of groat danger to our constitutioinal rights. * The man 1.s ierely mumibling in his sleep who talks at this day of' the (Con stitutional Union of our fathers. It ' went down in the deluge with African slavery."-New Yorio JicraW. San Francisco Is extending out to seai The sale of lots that Aure entire ly covered by watoet and-over mans , of which steamers daily pass amount- e ed at last accounts to $63,000. A New York paper says that a load ing politioi'an -in that efty Ivad his a, "spirit photograph" taken by Mulmnor, and a "being with horns appeared ini ) the baokground as his' proteoting spir it." Heo whop read's ard Sbhinks little J; must work hard, and the faiy pinch and save. One who teads and uses " skill may work 14ss,'and sleep on a spring bed. , David icksorr, 6f Hancock conflty, Ga., has 1,O000 acres of lumn' plantedl ifk cottoni thie season. U.pon tifese 1-,600 acres land Mr. Dickson nieds fertlizers at an atverage uf(*25 per ape , A WVesicin say): 'Waunted at L ofil s anedfotwhQ gan' please .,eypry. .odly.. Alsou a (orenyan who Cat ,ar range thes paper as to alloiv every man as adventisemenk.to-ha bn'the niumin,"j An old Canadian farme~r r4ys that, g stalk or two of bitckwheatt planted inr potato ll~hs, or in ,A ,bil tof: etbbaser ewlons, oreambers,wilk&p ollYall " M Nr. WitIrt has renewedft hleaseo of ihe Nickerton House, ColumnblW for 1 adether year. * the peto f a,rTi n ?8p* e nI A Fanidly Mediclie. ThQ PAJIJ K n i1 is a purely vogetable ompound ; and, while it Is a, iosl elicien I emcdy for pain, it, is a porfectly tafo eidi. ine, ove In (he most unskillful hands. For umimer (onplaint,- or any other form f bowel diseaso in children or adults, it-is n almost certain cure, and - has, witi'out oubt, been rmoro successful in curing the arious kin. of Cholera than any other nown rrinedy, or the inst skillful physi. ian. Ii India, Aft-ieni and China, where hi.i dreadful disease Is inore or less preva. -nt, tle Pain K'.ller is considered by the ntlivet, na well a Eitrnpeai resideni inl ine climates, ai sure remiedy. Tu VAIN 61.1.:I.-WO hIve kIown ii igh cheieter of 1hiIq medivilne, nil fhat it i used ivith greit iieess and snisfnetion .our very best families. It is the favor o medicine of oiur missionaries in henthen ind. where Ilhey uze it inore than all else 'geltier f For tie dwisees a n a1oundi4 inl iose wnrm nelimieg. It -heit.id he kept in very house, and be in rendinees for sit. en attacks of sickness.-('ristian I'rcu. july 9-Im SOUTHERN .FE INSURANCE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPAritlENT. A PUREld SOUTIEiN INSTITUTION. Lssetts -4 -i--ojmo000.. Gen. .lowN B GoN. PIeIideuf 0en. A. II. Coi.4juirr, Vice-Pre'esideit. W. C. Moitis, Seerethry. SSUV.s every desirable formi of policy oin the most ndvani ageous terims. Its principal busiiess iq with lie Souli rn States, and to them it appeals for pairon go. It has ample means to fully protect pol y holders and pay all losses itates of preinium lor, and tle ' greatest ility in payments allowed. All its policies are non-forfeitling. Its Board of Directors are well known to cable fimanciers and nmen 'of the strictest Itegrity. Keep your money at home. 4d50 policies secured In Simthi Carothiin inec 10th or February. Jfereners inl South C'arofina Col. Win. Johnston, Pres't C. & S. C. It. R. en. Wade lampton, Uon. John 8. Preston, olumbin. S. C.; Gen. J. B. Kershaw, Cam, en, S. C.; John Fraser & ('o.. Cliarleston, C.; 11ev. John A. Brqadus. Greenvillo, 8. .enm S. McGown, Abbeville, S. C ;'J. 1. McCants, J. I. Rion, Winnsboro, S. C. . W. M. D)WIO 11T, Agent, Winn.aboro, S. C. J. 11, lLLR tieneral Agent, 2071 Broad St., Augusta, G&. july 13-12 MOUNT ZION COL'EGIATE X'n 23O t it'x t , WINNSBOR1O, S.. C. EI SceDnI Torpi et, this Scholistic year will open oi londny, the 2%d 1ay of August. eOrjons at a diistaico wishiig to lace their sons in this floirish rig 1istitue, should apply at 'once t ehe Irincipal.' Board, inclding tuition in all the branch. s, $100. In respectable privato families, '6ard may be obtaIned atk lower rates. ultion or Day Sc1olars s'amn as last term. 0. A. WOODVAILD, july 5..t9-3. Pricipal. ~EALED propettis will bd rceived by. 'he J uderstgiud unitil Moloniy,'he 2dh (liy C August next, to tear down and' rebuail'd fount Olivet Church, seven mniles niorthi er Vinnisboro. Tpo higilding ia bo brie<, :si 50O fee. The old brick and othier funatorial laat are fournd mrny be used.- Plan 'anid pee.fcinationS can1 be seen at K(etotn;. Mo. laster & lirico's -Store at Winnsboro, or beaty's store, Glad1en's (lrow'. J. A. Alc'1RORitS. JAS. Bl.;ATY,. Building omimittgo. (lolumibia PIonj.r insert oned a ivdolc for lireo weeks and send bill to I his ofiee. July 10--t0 . - - SHIIiJFS SAJJLES# Y wirtue of snidry $xecuions to mc dii ro,ted, I will o ffer for sale ant Vajrfield 'ourt honse on~ tliti first Mo:nlay' ad th'e ay folfowing, In August next, *itlhin ito legal'hours of sale, to ihe hg1eat. blad or, for Cash, . tho follow ing . Blald. l'ro, erty. l'urchaserscs t,o .pay for's4t'slpsintJ lamps. One tract of 38fsc?e moer es o nd in F?airflteld CQutity, adj oiglans~ of .Wootot,~ BenmJ; Cl,ud, DI. Hall and othe~is, viedl upon as the propierty of I'. .J.Wit',aon tlthe suite of WV. NelMon for ast1olher and thsers. Onie trnetf 67 acies. more y,r le ' tml in Fairfield Couiity, adjoion i a'nd b f largaret Armnstrong, N. 0, Robex tson, ancy Fraser and ot hiers. levied dften as the roperty 1 Wilanmth at *he .su of largaret Armstrong adothieIts, L. W. DUVArr, Sheriff's Office, Winnsboro, S. C. uly 10th, 180 july 15-x2}1i } T BAOAa n'd several othier ind., of Turnip S'ud, dJit:recoelyp. KEfTCII IN, MoMA&TEi& BItIIB iiundersignel .f gkta pleasui-4 ir an. onneing to (hu publc tha h ha o'plned ,BQ'CKiLTU Sfiog, at th9 o1l Laugh, ARh'or,"iaArit o osenger d e ' ; o it deV.sney,; Rindso bE hAhih IAth4.bst 8Wtis: h$h eoni(y'JAt' il ' o'' reggiv1sthe'.b r n ,gg A nitI A at(i~ b~EeT4A~~ ono at hIs shop ietwadMitd-~r 4JJa1 b ma 2 -i JOHN 0. SAEGERS' UNAPULTERATED ALE AND Aou 4 G l\1m 0on1airg Copperas, Fld JAeido(ored will 8-h Limo 411d A11111 nye the latedt' adultkrftilons discovered in New'York. f l'rofessor Alapes, of New York, analyzed tle Beor f-o1 i dlre.e iffll41ro011k jire weries,and all were fon,a adnlieratrd v ih noxious substianco. It is said, flint tho0 inle l, cirnas to brewers, is a% proftluble part or t he tratle. 'T8is Is perfret I ifamtno. Coref-t lim indicus, fish erry, ioxeoica, (,dog-but. lonk, from1 Whid 3tritihilne iS ob ained,) are somille of the delectlble vliMancies 1ound i liveir. Tl hepse ar1*e il..Elt poi1s1. An141i fhe brewer fouid uising Ilhein shon'El be drownr'ol at once in his vat. I mit willitig to be 1 dlowilijl in ily own vntii if tiny iniuplies sAould be foutid eIn my Beer. I hai cll ctinue to mal heui i ribewv. eirnge. o th1at it im1.iy he diank by tle rumit deiiate without tile m.asi dhiger. - JOlIN C. SiiOICIUt, Coliumbin, S. ': __june lIt KETCHIN, WMNASTER -Vw &el BRICE, J(Ill' conafzilig in giut e a lge asstt in ment, of LnJies' Dyress Voods and Trit' mings, 1i1one FariRilng Goods, shoem, Boots, laao, OIls dMr Mons' Weat-, Ready N,ade Cloting, Crocfety Woolen Wave, Baskets, Tin Ware, Shelf H(adware, aco Ironl, Steel, l0oes, &. School looks and Slationery, Jnivenile Books, Paper by Ream or (1111e, W(0l Prm. pering. Window Sh'efis, Floor Mlfntling and Trutaks. in the Drin I 1oom, they keep a full StockI of choice Medicics, Oils. Painis, Variishes, '0 Window Glas. Lamps, Lamp Flxtures, &c.; &o., &a. - juno 10 LOOK B ,ORE VOU 110'Apt to all SNS6IRE your lives, fmitie -elosoy t141 see that kho Equitable Lif'e Insurance', Git is alill of aiy comiiany iij tte Uited n pernits fou-to travel anyweAe i n'the Uni ted-States; by-sea or rallrottd . .Thli.fyllowing are tho ntnes of somoe patr. ties insur6d in Failrfelao .o whieh we refor you: Uen John Bratfont HVIimuel Cnthcart 11 L Elliott,-Esq, Robt-A 4arron, S Rev T W Erwin, Roblt. 8 Ktoho, J A litice, Tlios.1 Alitchell Vapt 8 B Clowncy, P1c,ie" e, 9i I (q q A Wood abd, Mrs P UMeble Ciipt [I'MIrcans, WW IWioby wV W Ketohin, -- Ju A -Ft'ner, L Capt E J Aloans, Ur David Aleans, And a bost of others. Call and get cir- La cnuars, JOIUN P. MATTIl1hWS, Jr. ngiO_1 ____A gent.' 3Y Ill l 1looks will ho opoped. for tihe colo. 1. tion of the State rad Cont Ta*es, oir the first day of Juilyl 18tig). :Tho per con tim of Taxatlon:for Stat'e ptspose.4 Is seven andt a half ipliis.oq.the dollar, and for Coun, Iy.purposes, Ji;r.eo mills on the tjollar. As the time for collecting snaial flax is vp ry limitedl i hto pp t,x payera ylil be jtphp iiu coaning forward 'a paying; which wIll rn- St liove mao from theo untpleaan duty or ad I hogo a11 emnployplp will Oseptnala. pa1y of'rii'nfton to tlh- lahoierts, ntutE teritaeet -~ them to be prompti in pajitg. as cycry malo peirson .het weena tftd h~ f twent -oneo tand sIxty tro rherdred to paY a ftpltAt 'tM Tnx ' 'I wish e vorf emiplcy6r, if lie will ,'n th~ (.ax for his labtore s, to-helnme a list. of tho names of 4alsemptoyeti by him, arid thie number o,f the townshiip a i which -theg IIve tliby enablini me tuo coicot thei faa froan *All Tax Execution, .issited by Rt. 'II. Jen tingr. Esq., and remaining utnpaid;~ are hn nay ha9ndl. for colloction. LPorSongs knowing Ilhepuselves .to ho defau prta wMil saveoo0s~ by oialling rodh athdseilt ng the same JlNO. WV. (tAfU rjuno 22 . Counfy Troasurer. IP 1 r hAne i ng~ attaled e t6 ihis i .tt njcd tonqryand reit .l,tablishmptent,, ndo,ddfM thdoSrrneotuiat fponqwill Sparklng Io4m -~ft~ *d hes-foft# t soo hi4 friendas and pa ro'nd, FaVntli'es fat' hished ,ihleo Cream .tpon shorl, not Iceo . "V QIIEVE$. BAR?fL.cee Whiakey condatingof~ air. CorsyvPtu lfye, thods d6la'bi slie~ hu a u .. , . .'r.I 'J il . ' A . ~ foti ea purobaseill6la4" WIdkI4t4of'Id lower thati any plase'North or South, ' $t,. O A$$c31 ..I, 1si't,l :10 ;:ta .di . I a.. t f ..hi -t COOKINa"MOYES, IREU FROATUME FACTOtR. II A VF jitsf recev4d a Rho lof Of Col3king s1ives, wi0h I will' sell at- prices lose 31n over wan otlur( I this, orapIy, otlipr rket iU tt.e SokIth, havUiug recei< at eney inil thi.l 'link" of- 6mless, w1,0h in mIet ions to ,sll quItj with 1sFmayl profilt. ,ill thble lo do so *ihhotii any risk on part. If the people wait a good Cook, S lIovo. aid one tlit will be warrauted give satisfaction, call soon on the tin. rigued, otle dtoor below flacot & Co., set e I will be ready to accommodate ues Lyerp. . 0. L. ItHF-0, Agi. N. It. I will put Ip any Stove' hought >o me, without extra citarge, provided rties buying, will ftrntish conveyances, any part of the l'own of WitnHboro, or minty of pallrfield. C. L1. it ,nie 2'-tx3m B11LIARD SALOON " 1JE untdersigned takes pleasure in in. pounlcilig to the citiens of Winlsburu d the County genlerally that he lns r uily fitted up at considerable expeti hisi lere lie will be pleaqed at ill tiues to sq'o 4 frielld-.4 and pVtros. lis BA R ROUMt is supplied with ill the oice brantd of Wines, Liqor-, 1.Ier 'er. Ate, & c. Ifiving mado avrr-tiuge. AI14 for a regular supply of ICK. lie is opared to furi-is ill thu - 8UMAIER DRtINKS. Ple as-Sherry Oblers. Olariet Putiich, Le-ni ade* Mint Jilips, Uih Slings, &o. &e. IT Y0 li B I f0i00 S /1?UM W. We KETCHIN. I1 has just, received direct from New V YorIh, a full, varied nal complete as rtipeqt of .Qroccries, Hardware, &c. Cou.51tifg In Part of 6,000 lbs. Ba0on, 1,000 bushels Corn, S. r,.Coffoe, Lard, Ilyson Tea, , Blak. Tea, oes I CroQkery, Tinware, WooUenware, 'adn a Crowt 10 . lte\ving ''obacco, No, and 8 Mackre'l, &a. Whlchi-fic ptoposes sell as olibap for cash as hay otho iner. ant In town. mar 24 ROCERIBS, WINES AND TI1 have n6w on hanil a full supply 9t al li do fWinOs htie Mlugrs. Aler, Porter U *Avil loil. allirh wwill be pleased 16 ehisl Out, cusihotirs *ithl whenever they iy think propei to give s3a,iall. Also a llaeloq(.od stock of Viamily: Groporles, in"Istiigo sFt9voral difforont brands of it ugu, Cof0ee, io, Bacon, itd Pi'hi, Tea, tandles, Soap, 8tir(h, rdUes,.Oysterp, 1trao'ker, Raisins, Pick , Molassos, Peppor,:Spioo, .Nttrneg GIt r.. aco, Citron, purrents, .8itooit 9f &I ndl, Tobacco Sogus ?to. All of wlh 1 . iS fu0rnished with E ad we are yrpee -tfrttlsh all the ut Wines and S3u ier D)rinks. Such as mena4o, iSherry Qobblors, Claret l'unch, E, Wt OLLEVERI & C0, [are Goods! More Goods !! Eare now olentuno of the largest roks of Spsritg anrSdm':Apr "Oods ,ever credl ahis za rket. earumly all of puir goods hrio boyp )wjglht coothe declIno,. and *ro ar6 etitMod to er!ektrainducements to Ofl& ca for the cash (iny LADD 11103.& C. D)rugu, . Medicines - Yus~ delved by ra'u r.aw , *.r. od t 'svgd -, A i.ls qie. i,rbs' e Ll.,.dt roa d, ASL Ji*, dAE,~41' -' aaandjl.id,J u'r / make's pels a wa p, tWoI? ey56 bri-buisgr et" I r. euMe >M ~di' HO I FOR ELDER'S Tp ili s1abscrii ber tesffi"cl feri1 f announces' T that he haFt reti-rned w0th n full stonk of Urooeries, lDry Uoud$. Bohs. -hoes, Mil linery (loorks, &c.. which lie will sell at hio usual low prices. Millinery Department 4 id Millinery Department will be under lho managetnent of his sister. lri. 8baw, Who, wili competent asitislants. will endeu vor to give.satisfaction and keep up with hle flash ons. Labor-Saving Machines. His unvsurpapsed Labor-Baviug 1aelhinev, 4uch na Clollit W, shera, Churns, Dough Kueaderq, &e.. [Ogetlher will his usua 9lovk of Furaitu.re. Reparing, Aker , Itill re. ceive clo4e ntlent ion. Everythliug warranited as reprtsetited t taken back. Call and see for yourseif. Just Received and for Sale. Ote of ifertutn's Steel Hourse Itakes, the best and clapeat ill miarket Buck Eye Mfower ntid le'per, Manti's ChampIOn Whent 41nutte.r aui 'lptene. Seling Ma chitnes also all kinds of Mill Furnishing uodi anukd alunost any biwl of Labor Saving alhies, of' the linos inproved patterna, 4,1 be lowd by applying to 1L.: duhscriber. .ie4 P. ELDEIt RECENT ARRIVALS. A Pretty Assortment of Ladies DRESS GOODS, ALSO Ilkached and Brown 1ontespuns, Mens Hatt and Caps, LA RDS IN KITS, AND HAMS. ('.All and see. 'I10-IPSON & WOOuWA1D. api lb cEa th4 W The Fatest Itbuto North or South via 0hatlotte & S. C. 'and Coa linbia & AugustaIlroadi, C1ANGE O 8 1TEDU,.4 Oou.yJntuA, A pril 10,* 48091. Leavo Graniteville a6 6.45' a f Leave Col4fMbla . 2.00 pt m " Winniho'fde 8.n) pm " ColnfAer, 6.5li p in S:Charlotte, '8.16 p m O reensnboro, 1 00 a m 4ravo,at Richme;nd, VYe~ 10.00 a rn de'the r oise oonnleotan here, with trains IdaveQ New York,, . ..0 p gt Philadolp,hiu,, 12.15i a m laltignore, '.ii a 1W V asigIur tQ.ii0 a aW " teensboo 1.00 a w " Charlot te, ., r.45 a m "Chest er, ,.2a m " Winndbory, .57 a 'a Arrfe ovU Uolun ihr 15.00~ p rm Acrivo t'dantItefihe at 4.HY p% ' ANI ACOpSuolATION fJitAlN WIIJ, IODN At S ol.. l.ows : * "orndays1'Y~e6nesdiaga End PFPiags. Leave Col'auibia, ~ .04 a La " Wius&af,oyo, .5a re "'Cheat6, .50 p Arrivo .t, Ch'ar'loUto,- 0.'1 m 'Juecsdaysy, Thaursdays ama 8tiordays. Leavo Charlotte, 6.00 a nt "' Cheater, 11.00 a ". . Wi,ynshoro, , . .00 p a Arrivo at (Col utobilg 4., p ny aplla YENOREST!S N'ONTEbI MABAZINO UNIVERlSA ILLY,Aokno1rledged the %1f det Mi aky osati~ (hidi4n g' specI4'a)~ j. ments on Fahions). 1irtttiot a ed4 rol ###P# iitos mbyidefe io, gag o hi e usffelandenteltainingliLOTgt. , No person of renement,, economicat 1v.o4e cofbjt a#o e hWutI , .50~~l t#ce,~ splndht pre ine*s are tiJr whylrAt, proph\ry'os.(9rgah, 9ubstvib. ~faebagS 94r 200 uwbe9ibers bt $8. no 478 Pbrdai.e10 d Deglodest'.' Mo*eb?y wd M F 0 8ah papoinnsle Wer