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Forelga Naws. SoUTHAMPTON, September 28. Ifon Jefforon Davis sailed on Sat urday, on the steamer Baltimore. HAVANA, September 28. The telegrain regarding Jordan's sur rendor for nonlev, was founded upon oflicial despatelie,. It is ilso reported that the insurgews, near the sugar dis Woets, are treati g fo: a surrender. LIsnoN, Se.ptember 30. Rio Janviro advices confirm the de. fnI.'. of Lopi. I coIst twemv-seven cinno .1n and1 river siitnoer. The lProvis ioal (,m-rinent ati A isunciom have pr' ela i ie fo pr'z an o1 Ia w. LON DON, October 2. The potato crop of Eiigland is be low an average. It is etimated that balf the crop will be encumbered with disease. PARIS, October 2. The lost; by the iBordeaux fire was 10,000,003 francs. VoI;NN October 2. v# The treaty between Austria and China has been duly signed. IAVA NA, October 2. As the barometer indicates a hurri cane, the Captain of the Port has or dered vessels in the harbor to be se curely moored. ............ .0 - 0 % -. From Washington. WASHINGTON, Seplember 28. in Vi rginiaa squad of ctvalry are re porteLd as doing good serviec. lit one dist riet ihirteen stil!s have been seized, and twelve personsi held for indictment. h'lie c0bt statiement will probably show a decrea:e of betw.een $3,000, 000 ald $4,000.000. Tim. Treiasury has adviee.i that Mark Dead-min, arretsted for illieit distdllima, was kil <-d by ithe revene oflicers while atteiliting to escap, near Ringol, Ga. WASHINTON, September 30. The Siperinteidiit of the recruits at the Carli-le (Pa ) Barracks lis been ordered to send all disposable colored troops to Galvestont, Teas., at once. Sinalor Spencer and Col. Stoke., of Alabaain, visite-d Grant to day. Thoy represent the int<-rview as higlhly satis. facwrv aid complimentary to tie peo Ile 4, the Seti. Grant hopes to visit th- South this winter Delaino deci.l-s I itat wholesale }drng gists selling less than a half pint of Spirits, or more thitn ive gallons if Ie.o hol, mutst take ott both retail and wholesahe livCnses. WAsHINGTON, October 2. Internal revenue receipts to-day $850,000. Adviocs from the East India squad ron are unfavorable to the apprentice system ; many have deserted, and the majority of those remaining are al ways under punishment. Consul I'luib;roports Spanish in terference with the mails at Havana, which he believes will be followed by open .seizure, unless the Gowarn ment acts promptly. The despatcher ave been referred to Secretary Cress. It e stated that Delano has prepar edacircular to the assessors, refer versal domiciliary visits. Those who have failed to report maust all make at.Delano demands energetic ac tinCrom assessors. Testeamers Dictator and Sovern hav been equipped and coaled, in 'uba. .Senator Ramsey reports the French diffiuls to move in postal reforms. Acorrespondence has ocecurred be tween the agents of the Enterpe and lhe State Department. Secretary Fisah takes the ground thtat he cannot, upon rumor, grant a eonvoy ; but should a vessel bearing the national flag be unlawfully molestad, prompt action will be taketn to prevent a repe tition of the outrage and punish the offenders. It seems certain that the -new Cu ban expeditions are being engineered by parties utnknown, but who are nmuchI more potent than the old Cuban Junta. Ad vices from Canada, and details from New York, especially as thg are supported b~y the Jlorald's despatehes from Key West, -inidicate a formidable demonstration. A delegation of Ohio steamboat men, beaded by James K. Morehead, is here before the board of underwrl tors, oppe sing bridges over naviga ble streams less than 400 feet span. Sherman opposes forther reduotlou of the army until the Indian troubles are over. The special partisans *Qf the Oes S pedes Government have unfavorable a dvices from the interior of Cuba, which seems confirmatory of the Ha vanua reports of Jordan's desire to abandon the struggle. News Itams. Nontwon, September 26. The whaling sehooner Cornelia has arrived at New London from Comber. lend Inlet, with three men belonging t&Dr. C. IF. Hall's expedition in seiarch of Sir John Franklin. Dr. Hall is a passenger on the ship Apsel Gibbs, for New Bud ford. lie has a number of artioles belonging to Sir John Frank lin, including spoous and a chronome~ ter box. ie was also suooessigl .in flading skeletons of many of his meu and the remains of several of their boats. Skeletons aind other relIcs woro found, at King Williants Land. TJho Cornelia brought an afschor, Sfounid at the extreme North, marked- E. 8., 1776, which is sup. posed to have belonged to the first explorers. Dr. HallI found a na tive wno claim~s to knoQw all abuut the party. le says the ship was stove, and the crew took to their boats and as went ashore, where their provisions ai were exhausted, and they died from starvation. Toe and snow prevented i Dr. Hall from making full explora- im tions. le will return next summer s and further prosecute the search. di NEW YORic, September 30. The Herald has a special dispatch t from Key West, claiming . that the . battles at Los Tunas was a victory for . the Cubans. All the Spaniards who e' coul, not 6 et into the stronghold wore opthred and killed. Atong those killedrafter their capture were fifteen " Spanish officers. ol NEW O.,LEANs, September 30. ill Judge Conner, the Chief .ustice of Hlonduras, was one of CaI t'in Mor- q rill's Trade Wind party picktd up by ,. the steaiship Clinton. They were three days without water. Their suf forinigs were very great, cauing some of them to become delirious, one of pt whoni jumped overboard and was drowned. ST. Louis, Sept. 30. A collision occurred on the Ocean TI Mountain Railroad to-day. The en gincer was killed. The Indians at-' tacked a detachment of the 5th cav alry from Fort McPherson. Nothing )s known of thecr fate, except that the i sergeant was separated from his coi- th mand and was pursued twenty-tivo miles. -RAL Emi , N. C., Septenber 28. ar There was a blight frost this morn- A1 ing, but no damage to orops. The in tobacdo planters are a little uneasy. G Great preparations are making f r the State Fair. The prospect of suc cess is flattering. thi ALEXANDRIA, VA., September 28. tw Johnson, conservative, has been elected to fill the vacanay-oased by the death of a radical -who w..s elected in July by 129 majority. be NEW On .EA NS, Ootober 2. CH Koopmanschaap is here. no The New York 1erabd Y despatch an relative to the steamers Sillian and an Teaser is considered a fabrication, as br one of the steamers referred to isstill si in this port. - = GA .vESTON, Outober 2. 11 Provisional Governor Pease sent in vl his resignation yesterday, and will 'h take the stump for Hanmilton. The action of Gen. Reynolds and the ad- su ministration regarding Texas affair, all will cause twenty more Republican Br speakers to take the field for the flat- Ole milton ticket. Preparations are be- hot ing made for a grand Ihimilton de- del monstration here to-morrow. To, NEW YoRK, October 2. $il larahal Barlow denies that the 0uT steamer Alabama is a Cuban priva- dre teor ; she is a regular steamer bet ween kn< New York and Fernandina. Barlow 90c has withdrawn surveillance from the Euterpe. imi The failure of Adams, iNAba11 & 'le Moore and Pullian and Rnymond is announced on the stock board. The Herald's Key West special says a Cuban expedition, 400 strong, com manded by General Cristo, has esoap- W ed to the Florida coast, where it wash joined by the Cuban privateers Sillian Kil an1d Teaser, with 1,600 men, under nie General Goisara. The fleet wais *ho1 freighted with 10,000 rifles, 5,000 sa Ithe bros and 20 guns-ranging from 6to the 14-pounders. Another body of men, pai unader~teadman and Magruder, are or a bout onmbarking fromn a Gulfp port for cto, a common rendezvous off the Cuban coast. The Sillian and Teaser sailed hsa. last night, and wiHl be joined at sea me by the Cuban privateers Hornet and As Cubs, carrying each fifteen guns,someo i,, of which are 100-pounders. Volun-ac teering is very briak along the entire e Gulf coast., 5,000 min are waiting Fo transportation. PIlI.A DELrIiA, October 2. There has been a steady rain since Fa noon. The supply of water is now am ple. A now and dangerous counterfeit ten dollar greenback has just appear- aid ed- ma Another political row occurred last Pri niight. Eleven persons are known to J be'seriously wounded, namely : Three Democrats and four Republicans ; three citiacns and one policeman. The1 Democrats drove the Republicans .* from their headquarters and destroy- ~ ed their transparencies.ro Concorin, N. I., October 2. To o F~ranklin Pierce is very sick ; his n disease has assumed a'dropsical formi. fee IrnDIAAPoLJS, October 2. sol The boiler of. one of the two en-. E. gines competing for speed at thae State Go Fair ex ploded to-day, killing nineteen in persons and wounding many. Among an the killed was Mr. Jackson, of Mem. phis. d SAN Fn,~yersco, October 2. se5 A heavy earthquake, with a loud noise, ocourred at Ban Lorenzo to-day. shb S..-.---- ea New York Market.D Nw EWonx, Oct. 2, 7 P. M. Cotton firmer, with sales of 47 bales, at 2'7*. Gold 30}t. Oharleston Market. - CiEAAHLESToN, Oct. 2. Cotton firm. with sales of 825 bales, T middlinga 25; receipts l 187. 'Idverwool Market. Lrvvanroo,, Oct. 2. C Cotton quiet-uplands l2}.; Or- a loans 12ft. so .TheBosion P'ost says a "The Span- an janihs are gaining ground in Cubs. bul .l it seems to -be principally in the shape of of grave yards." C J. B. Elliott, of this State, his been appointed a cadet to the Naval Acade- se me, Uhnannlis. A darkey returning trom church wi ked to give an account of the se on. "Well, saih, de sermon was upon tracle of do loves and do fishes. I init,ler snil how icer was seven thot ud loaves and five thousand fish< videl bet ween do twelve 'postles." ."Well, what miracle was there abo at ?" "hVli, sah, lo miracle was dat de dn't bist / dat's my percption of d rcu Istit lice." "Give a negro a waternilon and] n nbrella aid h4 isi i happy mani," is a j Sombon adgi-. it wasq enIoI-.. utrated Ihe otlher day. Old Uncl nV, Who was very religious, wn ated ill his loor gnzing at the starr iEs, wleii Moil John cnm atlong anl marked: "W 'N ell, Untcle Tony, Ih ,I (of the world li.st't come vet. %o, Mrf s' lInn' I Wias j-.s tin tikinti' ho Od de Lorl is to ns poor nimgers, I ' it off Iti llrle-r watermelon season. Thelkangaroo skip is a new thiil th the voting ladies at Newport, ICY lap tiho luitds, keep the artu >c (0 tie sicle, and go skipping an< mping, hopping and bouncing, ver; icih like the kangaroo. The niotio ust be Is graceful as the dignifies 'ut of a lamo Shanghai chicken it o wet grass. Some of the best tion in Englani o studying the inebriate asylums ii nerica with much interest. Sucl stitutions are scarcely known it rent Brittain. The last niiracle froun the skies b 3 falling of a shet of ice, abou elve feet, square and thicker than at linary pano of das, during a rair rm at Dublin, Ind. Kenteky promises that ere long on les shall raot have to seid to India foi ihmere sha wl. The Angora goat it w sruccess-fully bred in this country I of the t.hree thousaund or four thons, wool bearing roats of the best eds, Kentucky claims'8 tihe largesi re. 1e following is an extract from a pri. e Letter written by the Proprietors o: Plantation Bitters: We had no conception of tIle wile-spread *eriLg which exists, or of the almost in, ible ctures prodniced by the PLANTATON TEnS, when we first commenced offering m for sale. We now find that every ise has a weak child, an ailing parent, oi silitated aged member, who needs thit tio. Our Laboratory has grown from a gle room to an immense building, and sales from a few bottles to many hun d dozens per day, and we are glad te w .that they have done you so much d. IAdALIA WATsu.-Superior to the bes' >orled German Cologne, and sold at Iall price. sept 80-x11w H1OW TO CURE IT. A the commencemeut of Ili diarrlnca, ch always precedes an nfack of tlie lera, take a teaspoonful of the Pain ter ill sugar and water, (warm, if convo. nt.) and ien batho freely the stomact rels with1 the Pain Killer clear. Should diarrhnoa or cramps continne, repear dose every ten or fil eon minutes till the lent is relieved, in extreme oases, twe more tenispoonifuls mny be given ata le Pain Killer, as an Internal remedy, nto equal. In eases of Cholera, Sum r Coinplaints, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, hma, it cures in one night, by taking i ernally, and bath with it freely. Iti ion is lilre magic, when externally appli to bad Sorea, Burns, Scalds, andi Sprains. -Sick lendlache, and Toohach~e, don't Sto try it. In short, it is a Pain Killer, l'he Pain Killer is sold by all dealers it ally Medicines. op 2-la iPECOIAr. Noruc.-To parties in want o: ora, oashes and Blinds, we refer to th rertisement of P. P. T1oale, the largi nufacturer of those goods in Charleston co list furnished on application. ulty 20-9mi Town Ordniance. Be it enactedl and ordained by the Ta tendant and Wardens of tie Town o nsboro, 8. C., in Conncil mel, that Il il not be lnarful for any person to offel sale withiv the corporate limits of said wn, before the hour of Nine O'clock, A, ,any lustehered Meats, withomut Oret. pay into0 thme Treasury of said TIown, thi s .ow fixed by law in t'ie case of meati il in the0 market, viz: Sevonty livo centi head for all Beef Cattle, and Twenty. erna per Ihead for all Sheep, Hlogs rita and Calves ; and every person violat the provisions of this Ordnance shall hb d4 in doible the amlount of tax by 1im or -'unpaid. 1. And be it further enaeftd andl ordain that itshall not be lawful for any per. tIe discharge tiro arrns, within sire cor 'ato limits of the TownI of Wiwashoro, 8. and any one violating thais Ord'aanc< il be Anetd in Ile snsa of Five- Dollars fo1 mh anti every vlolation, a. in Concil tis -Ihe 830th (lay fSeptem >er, A. D)., 186(9, and the corporate Sea if said 'Town aflixed. :L. 8.] 0, II. MoM ASTER, Int dent. [. N. Wervn as, ESeo, and Tres. >ot 2 EQUITY-.FAIRFIELD, 1869 o Charlotte and South Carolina Ralroa< Dompany, vs. Levi Hluntington--Bill oreclose on rgage. lis apearing. to the satisfaction of th urnt that Levi Huntington, Defendant I a above stated cause, t absnt fret d without, t he St ate. It is ordered, on motion of Mr. Roberi ri, Solioltor for teo 'Complalpant, hli Id Defenadant do appeat and jilead swer. or denimiP to said fIll, 'withnirt ye fronm the date of the Airst publcatio ti order or a deoreepro confeso will b tered of record against them. SAML,. B. OLOWNEZ, .0.0. 1'.. Equity side. Clerk's oLo,Equity side, tI a.29i 389 s Couity Commissioner's Office, FAIRFIELD COUtTY, Sept. 29, 1869. S E Annual Meeting of County Com, S Tmissioners of Fairfield County, will bc o held at the Court House on tho first Tues a- day in November next, (2d). All person I having bills against (lie County will presen the saine to the Clerk on or beforo the first lay of November, and in default (hereo such bills will not bo audited at said An nual Meeting. J. .9. STE WART, oct 2-t4x i - Clerk Board Co. Com. Night Scenes in the Bible. XTItACT from Ilev. It. V. Memminger'H recoommendat ion ''There is somnething " aivyy faisumt'ing in a work like this." Y About 5-50 pnges in this book. Price in tInt f- Englii Cloth, $3 7; in iFrenci Tutkey s Moroco, (parlor edition) $6 0, Writteu by Rlev. Dr. March. F. P. 13E1AltlD, Agent, oct 6-tx Colunibia, S. C. "R. 0. SHARP & 00, COTTON FACTORS AND Goenerl Comlission Merclultnis ]BROWN'S W H AlRF, Charleston, S. 0, oct 5-3 m1o The Malket louse j N the Town of Winnsboro will be llented k for one year from the 10th day of Octo. bor, 1869. to the highest bidder. Propo sa1s will be received up to that date. By order of Council. 1. N. WITIE118, oct 2 See. and Treas. Notice. PPLICATIONS for the position of Afar. sh it, for the Town of Winnsboro, will be received tip to tho 10th d,.y of October. 1869. 'Phe party selected will be expected to enter upon the discharge of hits dities on the 20th1 day of October, to continue for the term of one year. By orter of Council. 1. N. M ITIIERS, oct 2 Sco and renas. Executor's Notice. L persons having claims ngninst the estate of David Mobley. deceased, late of ('hester County, $o.ith Carolina, are hereby notified thit the atne must be pre. sented, properly attested, on or before the 1st day of January next, either to the un (orsigned, or to his attorney, W. I. Dobert son, Esq., or be debat rod payment of the same. EDWARD D MOBILEY, One of the Executors of David Mobley's Will. sept 80-xtlaw8w. New Dry Goods, &c. ROAD Cloths, Unssiin-res, Salem Jeans atnd Tweeds. Bleach, Brown and I'l-iid Ilomespuns, Osnaburgs and Linseys and Flannels. LADIES DRESS GOODS, Mens' and Ladies' 'Merino "Vests, Mens' Clothing. Shoes and Boots, Hlat; and Cape, Cotton Varn, a]ocETErES. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Fish, Oysters, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Molasses, Syrup'And Soaps. Cooking Stoves, complete; at redueed prices. Ti'OMPSON &WODWAlID. sept 80 County Auditor's Ofice, FaInrt.atd CouNry. TlIE owners of property, nnl others, L. whose duty as Ouatdians, Executors, Administrators, Assign9es or. Agents, who have not yet listed 'heir personal property, and returned the snme to the Assessors in the several Townships will de so at once. Persons who are liable to poll tax are re quired to havo their names regi.-tered, J. S. 8i'EVART, County Auditor. sept 30-t4x2 Conisolkla 10n Of Stock. CnIAnL~O-r-r, Col.U>nniA, & AU'.A li. IR. Co., 'rTr.asutxn's OrPuCR. Cor~vtuarA, 8. C., Septembler 24, 1869. TIlE undersigned Is now prepared to Is sue Certificates of Stook in this Com pany, in lieu of tile Stock of the Charlosse ant4 South Cuarolinta and the Columbia andl As. gusta Railroad Compantics, in not ordance with the terms of Consoldation, adopted biy the Stookholders in Joint Convention, July 8, 1869, vi: '-Each share of stock in the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Comipany shahi be convertedl into a rhare in the consolidation company; and every four andl one-halt shares cf stock In the Columbnhia an lAutgue ta IRailroad Company shall be converted intto a share in the consolidated company : and where, In the last namiedl apportaon ment, fractions of a share may resuit., the owners thereof mar, at their options, eona plete the unit by paying for the necessity additional shares of Cohambia and A ugust a Railroad stock at the rate of $12.60 per share, or they may receive pay for thteir surplus shares at. the same rate " Stockholders or their legal represent a. tives are required to surrender the old Cer tificates, when applying for the new. . C. ii. M ANSON, sept 28 Scretary and Treasure,. MUSIC TEACHINO. I~ SS AM. L. CAILLA RD will .1I give inistructions in Miu sic on the Piano. Per termse, &e., apply at her resIdence, or to W. '4. Dwight. sep 9--34u ___m_____ DOMESTIC ECONOMY. ' 110OW TOV SUIJSISTI YO Ul FA A 1TTIES, AND SAVE MONEY I BUY YOUR GRIOCElRIFM JOHNMRIfTRE & 00. I AT110 have the largest, and finest . Ses6rt.. VTment of Grocerles they have evte *e.. -feo offered,, and me cheap ase can be boughVt. anywhere. Besides te suit the wants of the cotry generally, they are pleased 1o offer a very excellenit stock of Boots, Shoes, lirdware, . Dry Goods and Clot hirig. Our goods are numerous, well seected, Sfresh, have been bought for Cash,. go wl be sold at small advanqes- forCash. NEW STORE.. Hg1E undrsignsed has qpsqedl a store- M j Woodlwarcls Turaout, (tbe new, 4pot) near Concord Church. lie isill lietp .' oot. Sstantig on hand a full stock of Dry qodd.. hGr~oeieie, Wardware, Nootis, &o. Csl, and ezaraine' sept 29-z2 D..VA ROSBOROU.GF, *totehigrth's Beff-59Inge Cass A%):RdRYn all desr tiems, jilno 10 DISSOLUTION. T 1 1 undersigned itaving withdrawn from the rm of J. D.' MeOAIRLEY & C0.; at Longlown,. has purchsed the entire stock of Oroopries, Wines and Liquors of J. D. MoCarley, At Winnsboro, where ho will keep at the OLD STAND,'a Aiplete stock of Family Groceries, Wiines, Liquets aId Confectionairios, Ito invitesr his country as weli sown frienids to give hlim n cnll, as hie h24 Pure be cin .a3ke 1. to their adviiaaninge to do Nip. Rt. J. McC.ARLEY. ang 28. Importers and Manufacturers of COACH AND SADDLERY MACKENZIE BROTHERS, No. 222 Ii.1timore St.. I1altimore. L.-TAnuLI lIED 1825. Boxirg M1ie:,,te. Fel loes, 11ilbs. 'Spokesp Spring'I. Emnnolled Canvasq, samldle Trees, llog skins, Sheep Skins, Shoe Threnid, Saddlers' Iramr, Varnish, Carringe Bolt, Tire Delts, Moss, Wheels, Enameled Leather, Bag Lenther, Skirting, linrness Leather, Stirrups, Bits, &o. Also, ill other articles appertaining to otur businiess. sept 18-Gmll NOTICE H TiLY VANT every individualn that owes moe anything for the years of 1866, 1807. 1868 and 1869, to take notice that I want them to seottle with me an soon as pnssible as no longer indulgen.-e can be given. JOHN P. MATTHEWS, Jr. aug 28. Just Iteceivetd A LOT of NEW COUNTRY FLOUR nnd for sale by P. EAIIE11 July 22 . NO1TH AMEURA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. DulBOSH ELTO', Agent, Wix. houb, S. C. Exanine the superior inducoments offered. July 22-Om GULLETT'S STEEL BRUS1 C:10ttorxi Cwjumas. 11ALIM' PATNT -COTTON GM FEEDER. Send for Cir dor.. " . GRAVELEY, Agent for-the -iato, 52 Est Bay, south of the old Postofilee. nng 1) 3tm ci rleatot, S. C. FRESH GOODS . FilESH OODS I S1869. W E are now receiving one of t he most extensive 4nd varied STOCKS over offered in thuis ma'rket. Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Casslmeres, Broad Chotihs, Blaok and Birown H~omosputns, Checked and Striped pliomespuns, 8 4, 7-8 anid 4.4 Linseys, ltei, WhIitA, Opera ad Shirting Planijels, an extensive stock of Calieoes, D~elnines, C.olored1 and Blit''Al. paocas, Strived and Figured Pophins, Booluh Phaidlendother Drese GoatJs,8uisla ins endless variety, Ctlonks of evory descrip. lion. Shoecs U 1.Oem 2 2000 Pairs rLadies' Mens' and Childreas' Boots and Shaoes. Of every style nn- quality. No bet ter assort menst' of Olot hintg has e rev been offered in this market ; a wo intetid to miake this one of our s peonItiqn As 'usual oqir pripes shall bo ,kep t. even with the lowest In (Ilumbia andu OI.nrenu ton. Cive us a call. Goon s nthotn wlthu pleasuro. LAD)D 111108. & 00. You will need inore good. and beliettimei next year. P'ay up promptly, sept 22 L. # 4CO, A FFI111J1tE1) BE Nfl$ sNpt r t ~Wigneory''-, . - ) .a The.Tannebjnsybeutidde tai tebert ofty'ars. A. splendt sif v eutfem' k oaphial of I Y TIlOUSA~i 2Q 1. he 25th inst,, the..Cp~smodious 'S'.' ALLR, of Mr. Q,{{ MCMasCV e e.I LIVE AND SALE WIPABJE ibily solloits the patros t 'u .f A Ra INGiW Y the i sbwS.*,Ssee Ltrd jo. KETCHNN, MIASTER & BRICE K EEP constantly in Store a large assort uent of Ladies' Dress Goods and Trim Inings. House F,rnishing (oods, Shoes Boots, liats, Goads for MAens' Wear, Rend' Mado Clothing, Crockery Woo-len Ware ainskets, Thi Ware, Shelf Iardware, als4 lron, Steel, hlors, &o. School Books and Stationery, Juvenil< looks, Paper by Iteam or Quire, WnIl Pa. pering, Window Shades, Floor Matting and Tatunks. l the Drug loom, they keep a full Stock of choice 01e:icine, Oil. Paint , Varinishes, Window Glass, Lamps, Lamp Fixiures, &c., &c., &c. June 10 REM() VAL - TO - H AVING disposed of my entiro stock of Goods in Winnsboro, I have removed to Longtown, (Harrison's old stand) and open ed a first class Dry Goods and Grocery Store. Where will be found every variety of Dry Goods, the best of Groceries and finaest of Liquors, The public are request. ed to call and examine my stock. Jno. ). McCarley. nug 17 AND 19.0D.A. TV.AirM3-gn-L., TjilE underbigned having attached to his . Confeolionary nnd Fruit E stablishment, and opened for the Summer a LlMoon, will servo ip every day ohoice leo Crenan and Sparkling Soda Water, and hopes often to see his friends and patrons. Families fur nislhed with Ice Cream upon short notice. muhy20 R. IV. OLLEVEil. TURNIP SEED. A PREi anpply.. Jut :eee ived. - C 'rcIlIN, 10lNAST IEl & BRICE. HO I FORELDER'S CHEAP STORE. 1 i 1 subscriber respecifully announces T that lie hans returned with a full soak of Qroceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Mi linery Goods, &o.. which ie will soll at his usulk low prices. llillinery D~epartmnt. Iis Millintery Department will bo inder the manngetnenat of his sister. Airs. Shtaw, who, withi comapetent asassants, will endea vor to give satisfactIon aid keep up with the faush ons. Labor-Saving Mfachines. Ils lusurpassedl Labor..Saving Machines, suc~h as Olothes Washters, Churns, Doatigh Ktaeaders, &c.. togothter with his tisual stock of Furanitur4, lieparing, &o., wili re ociv.e clos~e att nuo. Everythting warranted as represented or taken back. Call and see foryoref Jne 4__F._ELDER. PURE LEMON SUGAR, CONOE1NTRATED LE3TONM.E; WP HIIS prepnration of Lemoti retainas al .L the natural flavor 4( lbs Vresh Fruit, rogether with its agre-abho ncidity. The facilty witlt which iOeL onde snay na, any time be mado with it, driuallng any that can be mado with the fruit li'is native state, recomnmendla it to every household, and gives it, an especial value to travelers and coonomiists, spon ianud tnd sea, and to 6hte sick.t'. . JOHN~ MemTN lIE & CO. Flour and -Dacon. N '.i~t~ ' oliy Floit:Nnd Olear fibbed i8ifedo'w for t he Cash.. . a sg TlI0AiPSON~ &_WOODWARID. GW oobs A CTSand Cokwith arnd without Spi ,Jedelry,PanGodRg, tons, tnoy. clive MuIrim Chtttn,, anid silver Th'irftb: WItileo t * pp. All wdr -doe lb #t wdrkmnanlik4 manner. Cog'je anaicei -My maito is ''tulek sities .. Cl($RLX.S UJLSR,. 0009f4 (YOer frotoCnw 09.' Qlce. sept 2V cOTTorr 3D EJA R D'S PATENT.IAO' tI!N unrn r t' Ilif ' at "e~aw1 ear'. ~Hal~yr6WE nImn ltWW '1'anit atal herekol they watit,. or sals y1. 1&u ACSO . WOlaASA C., I1I,)68 tndebted tg us. are requested it .L. come forward and belii, as longet *Irs'lp1euoe cannot be given. tang fi .1ht a Ma MTV FR R Co.' GROCERIES, WINES AND W E h1ave now on hand a full supply of all kidusof Winesand Liquors, Ale, Porter and Lnger Beer, which we will be pleased to furnish our oustomors with whenever they titay think proper to give us a call. Also a wellnekcted stuck of Family Orocerles, Consistming ..f ,overal different brands of lPiinily Flour, Sugar, (aice,', Rice, BlAcon, Lard, Fisl, Ten, ''antles. Soap, Starot, Sardines, Oysters. VIrackers, liaisins, Pick les, Nlolasses, Pepper, Spice, Nutnieg in gcr. Nlaot. Ciiron, Currents, s-tuces of at kinds, Tobacco, Segars, &o. All of which we will sell low for Cash. P 4C:O't.L. *E L is furnished with ICE and we are prepared to furnish nill ho Light Wines arnd Summer Drinks. Such na Lemonade, Sherry Cobblers, Claret Punch, &o., &c. E, W. OLLEVER & CO. mny 29 P. P. TOALE, tlharleston. S. C., Manufacturer of OOR S SIH, BLIND. IJA ING TlE LAROEST AND MOST 11 COm.\PLETE FAC!TOltY in the South ern Smtates. and keeping always on hand a large nmi most ornplete stock of DOORS, SASIES, BLINDS, Sash Doors, Store Doors, Slit lors, MAouldings, &c . &o.. I an enabled to sell low and nt manufncturers' prices. N. B.--Strict atten'ion paid to shipphig in goodorder. July 20 SCHOOL BOORS 1 C1100L, Books, Ilisto.ios, Biographies. JJuvenile Books, Novels, Envelopes, Pa per, &c., &o., always on hand and for sate low by (byK ETlN, Mo.\'ASTER & BRICE. sept25.' REEDER & DAVIS, C1iOttO2P3. 3ractorx AND GIeneral Commission Merel.ants, AiDGEnl's NonT WTIARF, C I1A R L A S T 0 N,9 S.' C. Consignments Itespeelfully Solicited * oswNL. TIREDKR. r.IMRnNMAN DAVIS. aug 20-1m ESTABLISIIED1 g ALEXANDER SMYTHX, Wholes'nc and Retai Deaer I BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, EAST SIDI', OF MAIN STREET, (Oplsito Kinard's,) COLUMBIA, S. C. mar 28-ly SOUT HERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEP A~ RtT1ENT. A PR~ELY SOUTIIE1 INSTITUTIOR Assetts--------- - $50,000 Oen. Jons DI Gonnmow, President. Goen. A, 11. CoL~utrr, VIce-President. WV. C. Monts, Seoretary. 1 SSUJES every desirable form of policy og Loth most adva'intageous I ermse. Its principal husiness is with the Sonik. ern Staies, and to them it, appeals for patron. age. . . It lhas ample means to fuly protect polU. cy holders and pay all losses Rates of premium loro, and the greatest freility in payments allowed. All its policies are non-forfel ig. Its Ilonyd of Direotora are well known to be able Jfiaclers and moon 9( the stuicieet,. lnt egity. Keep your money at hosto. 460 ponieles secured ia South Carojina slnoe 30th of Februnry. ImS/ereners in Soutil Oarolina : Col. W~m. Johnst on, Pres'tC0. A~ 5,C. Geni. Wade Hampton, Gen. John S. Preston, Coluimbia, 8. C.; (Ien. 3. 3. Iearshaw, Cs:n., den, 8. U.; John Fraser & Co.. Charteston, 8. 0.; Rev. Jn A. Brvoadus, Greenville; M. 0.: Gen, 8. bicGowan, Abbeville, 8'. 0.;> J. IB, McCaunts, J. H. R~iou, Winnsboro, 8. 0C .W. M. DWV10HII, Agent,, WinntborJ B. 0, Uenevral~jgent. 207j Broad St., August., Ga. Jtuly 18 -t2 W,00 lOs hacous, 1.e00bushirol. fro~mie gar, Co ee Lard, Hyson'Tea/ Black 'l.T Shos, Jrooeryw, Tinware, -Wookentrt Brades Crgncoes, 0hswinghTbac/ ooj 1I o 8 Maokre'l,. &c. Whilh~ he, pr gptes to sell ag cheap tot' cash as any of3 p e ohabt Ig towrir, r2 Pulishmed eyery Sa IdI~, (71.41&RA8 TON 8 0 3004) CIRCULATED) 1REERLY In the olty,'otintry, on railroads, fesim.. be,,te, etc. W LI. ral contraect n ae with advertlserN. -F. E. UURBE 4-d4O. , Key Boex rMo, Ohasleelon, 8. (C sept. 18