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Foreign Iet s. ' PAnIS, Jan. 18.-Yesterday t e 3 Marsellaise published the followin : "Madrid.-Public meeting. Twenp p thoueand Republicans, by a unadti' mous vote, congratulate Republicans b of Paris and Deputy Rochefort, the A devoted champion of Democracy." t In the Chamber the debate in ' Rochefort opened. The Chamber wafst crowded. All the Deputias and the n full ministry were present. The Left b %tn~ 11~ 3~kdn~ t hof dlo . tT e I d( vote,. bnlitrY resign (applause). Roqhefort made a violont ' speech, doolarin.g that the ministry-, were determined to get rid of hini. Crowds are collooting. A largI force of police are on haud. I Five o olock--Large crowds colloot. Ing. The guards have been doublcl. 0 Half-past five.-The crowd not al. i lowed to approach the Chamber. r Six o'clock.-The chanber arraign ed Rochefort, by a vote of 226 to 34. a Tho announcement caused a groht t demonstration in favor of Rooliefurt 0 among the people in Place de la Con- d corde. Half-past six.-Another Rohefort demonstration in Boulevardo Mont. martre. Ir Eight o'oloek.-Crowds still oql lecting, shouting for Roche fort. PARIS, January 2.-Belgian jour nals are seized on the frontier. Ten thousand workmen have struok at Croqzot. President Solnpider, pre sidont fR e wp sjbpi kdte' there. *i M ADnRa,~ Jadtaay 20.-.8eious dis- rc turbanoes at Bultanfas. Thte mob at- a tacked the municipal authorities.. Troops interferred, quelling the riot. Op Prince Euri lul, of Bourbon, puy- a Holy accuses Prim of having conspij ed with Isabella. Froml Wasiington. e VAsIIINGTON, January 18.-Fik Y &Gould seem tareless about oboying r thle summons of thle Gold Commluittee, Corbin is too ill to appear. Speyere, tb broker of Fisk &- Gould swears he ta was emnployod to buy gold in sumns udt less than a million at any price, and did so at rates ranging from thirty four to sixty millions. In the Scuate-California Whiskey soi'Auro. LnuNi In the House-League Iland Nav Yard. p Elections Commnittee-The South a" Carolina caso will be up soon. The * sub-committee is at work on Louilsi- or any cases. It will probabl be two e n st r n Ci ni tteWG e ral removal of disabilitics discussed. A bill will be prepared at next meet-. eI ing. d Boutwell sells a million of gold tN morrow, and will buy two millions of v bonds on Thursday. WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--thodo Is'. land having prosented a st:atue' ok General Nathaniel Greene to COon - gress, it will be unveiled to-day, son a ator Anthony delivering a eulogy. Two thousand citizens of Utah havI petitioned Congress for a State GoV, A ernment.foSi Nothingfrom ite omitnittees. tl Butler, in conversation ith Zepl. n Tfurner, speaker of the Virgini n House of Delegaatos, suid the Sonath di Bill did not suithinm. Hie wouldha} the Bill ro-comimi:tod( whon it eame to the Hluoso. Ho fools indigmi t~ 8 about the passage of Binglham's? bi ay as lhe terms it, cross juidgmen , during his absence and a thin Hlousd He'will report back.'b -News Items. di CINolNNATi, Jfan. 18.-Unusua l~ heavy storm. Trains delayed. Miuch Al damage done throughout tihe State. B Lo~uSvrtta, Jan. 18.-A terrible a storm struek Clavo City, Keontuck)$. g Eih ersons were instantly killedl 4 and ararge number hurt.b PIITIanUnG, Jan. 18.-A heav r storm prevails here. S CHiICAGo, Jan. 2.,Tbe Senate ot Iowa ratified the Fi teonth Amend. ment yesterday. The House votes Is sukar Graud ToAmer deveete Mr. Beoecher' saa4'iY %t, man, the . 10rgoofbj hiqDw convo t " t hdn't be for lal jkvstokeo'P on cae te no rt .t ek at ~ udelntetimatary ua the CI LEGAL DEX'rEnTY.-A 00rrie 5 (lent of the New York wMuld writ "opq~sdir 8tteof South Carol4 I $100000qM $00,00,is taken, bodi+ a y, page for pnge, tver&4ke #tiliteratin rem that of the Stato of Now York~ * The trigonometrical surve of th i ingdom of Groat Britain, w loh w b '.. commnced in 1783 by General Roy~ C ' was ended last week, with the com Spletion of surveys in Bcotland. Richardsonu has been heard froi rough a spiritual medium.H Sinks Colfax "one of the most re~ d" & arkable men in the oountry, sir,' ir Ssubjeo,1 to the limitations of the 0on H lon. Robert C. WptJtep pf gg y;aohusetts, will deUvter an a dress the funeral of Gearge Peanbdy e ( f rbr sma raidb'iilillling Which stand' b4r the oppyAd at variou s i f aloon. ttog dUpon. ,the .lands of. two, citizens f our town, who each claimed a share i the-houge. One wished to move it, ut the other rd'ised. 'The moder, oqer, m dQ. liis arrangements to 3 move the house, and had raised it pon iollero,,when the other served an idnctiont uport him, forbidding the re idval of the' paert that stood upon his Lad. The mover was not to be balked in 1 ,. anid . gave. bia opponeil IA 6 u , a*owm.g le tCton to inove the smail) portion Iid boo itA '0s li11nd aOnvhow. welve'd'elogk 6ame, With;no luigo qfb'id lt4gfpt that thh. mbvt-r :and 4redAtof eight feet (f thefropt end SIn his land, % iM o *rkmien ready, and 'i the Aksthli~l 6 tait,6. "let to the house, and, comumencing on the >of, dehherately sawed it in two as it oo(, rendering both ends .useless to IYidy. The buildiig still stands aere, a eurious speciitni of Airchtectuire, temphlfying the motto that a house Mided ag.iinet itself cann'ot stand." 'c0is MR., Ties. 'Tfa 'NART OF Ak BUR&itn TouciI D.-Tho Pontiad (Michigan) Gazette is this itepn.: "A poor young widow Berlin, coming, home the other night' ma on a table a note addressed to )r, reading as tollows : .' M.AAlii--I came here with the tention or robbing you, but the sight this respectable and peaceful attic lom, decorated with religious pictures, id adorhed with pious souvenir8, and, oove all,'yo'uir two little children, who ere qu:tly sle-epig'in thwtir little beds A smiling in their drenfmi, have uched my heort, and instead of de. 'iving you of the little mohey I found the drawer, I take the liberty of ivin here fifty dollars, hoping that m will accept theI as a tribute of my spect anid admiration. True, the ')aaey has beeo stolen ; but perhaps in o course of overyday life you have Isen money from a worse main than Y.ou# OBEDIENT SJxIVANT.' A ,MAST.R OF ALL THADKS -A restern paper contains the following vqrtisement : "Wants a situation, a actical primter, who is competent to ke charge of any department in n inting and .puli4hipg house. Would cept a professorship in any of the Rdemies. Has no'object ion to tedek', namental paam.ng and pennianship, r inFV trill. A MJitd. o By,pther fl, r.u 0. Mh- uld l(l y e WO t iSm~tt IY .1it-'select tes of interesting young ladies to in. tim i the lliighest, branches. To a hti.3r elciropodist he 'would be in Inah., as"e cah do almost anything. 'uld cheorfuly, accept a. position us a sS or, to' 'Oeet i a choir. 'onld board with a faily, if deciledly ois. For further particulars inqire Brown's saloon." f TTillfix ~T.-. -tOs' Setinat yesterday. i ir Porter, e Representative elect fron the Rich linid ) /( "da ret, p..t. hihie -fweere' saiiously in Senator Nye's seiat, thus splacing 'N;' Wh~eeponi Senatot simaibith ook umbarage and'ob ected to ~,Porter being allowed on th lefloor. mator Sumner tgok.,ug the cufgela for rtefd &,iordy ynr e~nsped4 'wh rter eqp.,q9 ao enjocy .very *ruch, ~til Senator. 'rmmbull -exploded him rtreatding the tecord of his dismissal >m the army for being ditk nine ;y Auid 'genaiig'dishespctl11 of thme iverrnnent. Thon' Mr. Porter'gave up r. Nyee seat and hid himself on a-sofa. ut the two--Senators continued their 4l#d 'discussion, If this is the stuff rp$.-lag Congrqjssmeni are .piade. < tifly thejf nr6 rnbl \w*rdi h'aid Wvrdms tweep, two .such potent,.grave and Sth~d Si~ghiore as' "Trotnbull and imner.-New York Be raHl. A ritV ufi -97 dypaq 'beyteegweH~ instruciettji any. img 'which wi~laflet theocomfort of a mily. 'Whitef'er positmon in society o eccupips, ,~ yh.nmeeds as practical iowl edge of ihousehold .4uties.,. Sh~ ny-be -plac, d itr a h. :circonatane at it' 46IdnbtA b dtigswk for het 'pettorn'nisch, deiestic lab, 'bt. on is aceoittit she neds.:noj es~ khiowl I d f sh i e '. d n tllquit& to direet o4,keer'~ and. regnires o)eexperiones, than 'to' d thr ~tee okk:*t htm tur n handd; 'Yutig to ySg~ 'the inia gign'e'of a er ,oeg f ouseiswifery ; it those b~o 189afrd h no mip &ergflesdon, f agnorance. wie ppaiate it, Children)should Poon GEo j Georgia Legist ture wvas ' recess yes1 IC W inedut mh redinto b b ~ p S~~ poo e 9 ri me ii ui~tV~i~ ?iI~lbility ~br% 'dhn 'Iitra," iteo the oes, si ah la~,aatialc elt tesakilkeb4k i A M AsBsUHANOI DOUBLY, s.-Thim you know, is, eallybad. .-U, . Kimp. ton, th Fin 0lK AgonttO the State, has in his possession two or three mil. li0-dl1ari of State boride. "The n m bus 'o the Legislature wanted to know how .the State was sectred, and a committee reported that Mr. Kimpton had as a vohmitary act, given bond in the snm of $500,000. This was love. ly ; but now comes the horror of it. Some one has nosed o'it the significant fact lhst the surety on the bonds is Who ? Why, It. 'H. Kimpton himself. Now, if an agent hl112 two million dol. lars of the money of a third person, and t sid agent punkets the same, and recourse it had on the surety, and the surety is the agent hiniself, and the surety pays the hatlf a milin set down in tle bond, what, inl that case, becomes of the other half a nillion. If you im prison the surety agent, you imprison the intocent surety. And, if you do not, imprison the surety, how can you touch the defaulting agent ? Where does the agent lieave of' and the bonds. man beg in ? How is the State to know "'.1his from that and such from "sich, one from t'othi r and t'other from ''which ?" The aridlmetical member will please reply.- Charlestons News. Lord Derby cherished ibe tradition al devotion of his party for good old port. Once a wine merchant sent him some Amontillado to try, with the recommendation that if he drank nothing else he would never be trou bled with the gout. "I have tasted your .sherry," wrote Lord Derby in reply, "and prefer the gout." A German ;has discovered a new kind of printing ink snperior to any now in use. The essential part of the dis. covery i. that, by a peculiar process. the mik canl be entirely removed from the surface of the paper at a cost of half a dollar for every 100 pounds of primed papor, and the material is then ready for use again. Oskaloosa, Iowa, has a man lecturing to prove that the Biblo is not of Divine origin. He says he knows all about it, himself, and emphatically denies what any one may say to the contrary. A young lady being charged by a gentleman with having trifled with his feelings, very funnily, as she thought, oxelaimed,"Well, I plead jilty." Twenty thousand pounds is the price asked for a genuine painting by Ra phael, now on sale by a eapolitan gentleman, and it is considered a fair price by European connoisseurs. A bachelor used the following modi. ficationt of a hackneved nhrase in con gratulating a nowly..married friend "I wish you much jaw." DOWN THEY COME ! WE are now offering our *entire WINTER STOCK at COST. The best bargains since the close of the war. Call and see for yourselves. LADD BROS &00O. . jan 26 Assigne Saie. Y) V yrtue of. order of sale made by the ., Ilon.;Geo, 8,. Bryan, Jige of. th. Die. PMstrtt of South .,0avolina, I wisll I at publt. outerg to flbs highest bidder for oash', .before tle Co t 1euse dorda Winnebero,. on )tovtay,. F~ ~ebruary-sext,' the fltior. lng deseribuei property t belonginga to the 4 Mules, -2 Wagons and Wagoa IHarness, and en Tuesday 16t the residence of Robert Ford, - 89"Shaad of Cattle. 2ndI other ?artieles belanglog to the estate of Rober t Ford, Bankrspt. B. i. CLOWNEY, fan- 26-f2nJ A isignee. Gavlen Seeds 1t White and Yellow And ahrge06-oI aazr,.a ;e%~nrz;A AND OHANNEIs OYSTER*. tiupplied in quantities to suit, purchasers. Orders from all parts of the interior olilit. ed. Addres , Tlos. UoCraoy. Agent, P. 0. Box 889. Charleston, 8. 0. ItirsitNoss.-ames Adger & Co., lion. J. B. Campbell, Dr St W. J. Ravenel. David Je nnings, McCrody & Son, W. 0. Dingle, Johnts 8. Iyan, nov 18-3m LARGEST! BEST I CHEAPEST! LADD BROS. & CO., ITAVE receive-i one of the moet comn i plete stocks of Dry Goods ever offered in this market. blany goods at greatly re. duccd prices. A.mcO Bouts and Shoes, lIats and Caps, Crockery, Clothing and Fancy articles. Call soon. Bargains given. Medicines. The finest Drugs, Alodicties, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, oaps, Perfumery and all goods in a first class Drug Store, just received by dec 22 LADD IBROS. B. F. DIVIDSON, & CO., c AVE Just received a now and large suj. ply ofP Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Blankets, Fronch Clot hs and Cassineres, 1 Which they offer at. greatly reduced prices for CASHI. Persons wantivg anything in lieir line are invited to call and exainine their stock ti before pnihatusing elsewhere. They will'tako pleasure in showing their r goods. <teo 9. r' d -ilck Retirns and PcirManeut ini prove ieit to the Boli, Mapes' Nitrogenized Super-Phosphate C MM MLa { I.POSED of Bones Phbsphat o Guano and Anmonical Animal Matter, all thoroughly decomposed and reditued to a fi fine powder by tneans cf fornaintation andi sulphurico raid, adapted to ths growing cti Cotton, teorn, Tobacco, (lrnirt Crops, Vebe.. tables, &e. This Is the oldest Super Phog- Il phiate muanuf'actured in this country, havinag r< beoen introduced to the public in the Spring, p of the year 1852. The guaranteed -ehemi eal standlard of this fertiliser is.: Ammonia, - 2.60 to 3.60 per ot. Soluble Bone Pios- J phsatoe, 14 per ci. Total Bone Phosphate 30 per~ et. The practical success of this Super-P'hos phato, evens during the moost unfavorablesca sons, has been fully established by thes ex.] perience of hundreds of planters and farm-' era, t.enent letters ft onm nearly l'we huhdredg of whoma au to be found in ths pas phiets last-issued.. W. Vi. KETCIN, Agent, jan 7 Winnsboro., 8.'C. JUST RtECEIVED. 5 BAGS No. I. Rio Coffee, 2 bags govern. muent. Java, 2 bag.. imitation Java, 2 bags Laguayras, and I bag Mooksh. Youwg Hlysob, Gunpoirdet-, ~mperie Oolong, dapan and English Breakft Black 'C .Tea is at e.go asseytapet of canne.l fruits, vage. febs, &c-, consisting ftp part of, Phin - I , elbs ierf feg, Qetinees, dreob Pqe, anteseTutleoup,8mlaos and Oyt s. 26.4bts. AugpaatA Mills ferlily Plour. AM lories r n rere S.'5 ta $11.00 per berrel. . BACOT & CCd. jan35 UOMPOUN4D ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME For Contpostlag with Cotton~ See4. rr H~iistle ismteo~rd st lhe:Coms Lpan's Works,,w li;edrctop and4 su rinendned o Ot ftr ty as Soluble Pacific Guano, .ssbpt *hat it is not, furnished willh Amonia. It Is p phored exp d resideanpslg l~~~ informtieaqa we illna Mop e y NOTICE TO ALL I W n respoctfully Inform the citizens Winnsboro, and the publio geueraol that our 0. Is now In full blast and has commenced op erations. . We are cow, prepared to furnish ftaillie with Bread, &c. Contracts naado with families on mos onsonable terms. Families supplied at . their residences I Jesired. 8atisfactiopn guarapeoed. GOODING, STUART & CO Jan R U undersigned begs leave to Inform hi Afriends and the publio generally that h, ias removed his Confeotionary and Fruil nto tho atore between F. Gerig, and tii tore former.y occupied by Jacob Wolfe rhere he has on hand a complete stock o rcnch - and Amorloa Confooctiouaries rults and Nuts. .A.10es, .A full supp'y pf Notions, Toys, Fir< orks, &c., for the "Little Folks," foi VHRISTMAS. Come soon And 'get tre holes. B. 1Y. OtLEVER. deo 16 [etohin, McMaster & Brie, "Devoe's Oil is endorsed by the loadinj 'ire Insurance Companies of this City. It leow of the manyj dangerous explosiois fron ho use of oils of ani inflaminable nature nd tho destructi ve Bres caused by the samn ieans, we consider a pure and perfootl? ate illuminator to be a publio becofaotion. 7ew York Paper. A large supply of the above, just recely d and for sal.e To Wagon and Carriage Makers. A large lot of material sub as Ilubbe elloes, Rpokes;Shafts, Poles, &., assorte zes, .all sorts of material furnished at [ort notice. A Large Variety of liarAware can alas a' be found at tle oro of Ketchiu, io'faster & lirice ; Cut ails, Clinch Nails. .Br'ads tiud' Fiuishing alls, Horso Nails, Horse and Mls Shoos, ar Iron, Rod Iron, Ploi Irob, Cabt Steel, low stoel, &Q. We have been muakbng recent large addi one to our 8tock of Dry Goods, Boots lid Shoes, .Hat , &e. A large assortment of Ladlies Oloaks just ceived, and a lot' of -extra filno Clothini ir Gents and- Yuutis expected In a few aye. , , , . . . I ' KETCHIANhCH 31oV 18 i~vexy and Male STABLE.o o 'HE unders'ignod will r .ve on or about thle 201h Jan uilry, fi Y head ot io llorses Arid Ale'lat his , r e VRY ALD SALL STABL , He. keeps consmsantly on hand ittorde, aeksm, ABuggles and Wrtgons for hire.. and iclfully gollelts the patronago of the jan 8. laugh's Raw Bone Super-Phos phiat of Limle. AM now recolvinig my stupplies of thih mnanure, andl Planters can re, u pon attingen artiolo fully u~ to sa rd 'as er arnalydes. All' lionr@h 'frdtn rayrolt'or uthorised Agents 1 Will gaarantee,- as ete. r oarg* so sold Is aaslysed on arrival erq and the high chuaraeaer of the manure tly kipt up. J. N,.ROB80N, holo Agt fr South Carolina.. Nos. 1 And Atlanatho Wharf, - Charleton S C. Agt., for Fairfield County. Prof.. Bho ard says 'of analysis muade Ictoljr' lt I, 180,. "A valuabio manure nd Iecididly upcilor to the artiole at Experimtens made by ptI. O.M. Hamind, f' lgeollIslandt, 8.. , 3 be ei a s Co Ib poeq er lore.- * . b b de 80 arlot e, Colun ba, rd ~Mg t~ V lI~ fo lowltmg *seto 8 io'14 gil L. go into effoct, on this Roaa. on and afte Lunday, next, 25tW inst,. ,eave Augusta, at 4.00 e, t '* Columbia, 8.. At 9.9 p : ' Winnelsoro, I.9 Lsyive a6 Olarwlbt te, 'N. 0. '4,20 p EMahing oose Opane.tions ith Traipe a (os'th, (Qar ip Road for al ppl1n$s fogtl u4 East. eoave CharIotf., 'N. QI, at . j1.QA ColdimbIi d' %1 Arrive at .Atsgwsts ' 960' Miaking olosoeconnections with 'taingo entral and Georgia Railroads . for Saga: 'alse'8 ~l~ as o~ all $Ij ?tfaY61 qbao 4Jiro k per Potnd C' BACON!. BACJN! LOT of bacon fr dale at an 2.3 JNO. MoINTYRE 00. T HE'Un'dersigned has removed lia stor to A.. llilliard's old standl, "Corne No. 1," where will be fund all kinl o Liquors and Groceries. ils old patron: and he public are Invited to give him I eall. 11. IV. DESPOUtTES, Jan 18 "Corner No. 1." -,o 03 LAND FOR SALE. T 1iE substriber offers for sale about thret hundred acres of land lying on the north bank of the Watoree, and not fni above.Turner's ridge. On .the premisee is a small house, a couslderable quantity . I creek bottoms, wood.l..nd sufficient to keep thb premises up and a quantity of grahi sowed on the place. If more land be wanted, there are otbet lands lying on both sides of the Creek, which can he bought. Tertms will be madc reasonablo. For particulars apply to dec 80-tlx2 WM. T. TH1ORlN. WMa. R. Howar'd, FLOUR DEALBR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 2 1peara' Whar/, NaUiinore. Good to choice FINE, 8UPE'R, EXTRA and FAM ILY FLOUL, suitable for retail ing, constantly on hand. jan 22-8m Notice. I WILL sell at public suction. before the Court House dIoor in Winn.ibero, to the highest bidder for cash, at 12 o'clock on Monday 7th FebruAry next, one Sorrel Horso, about 8 years old. Jan 20-tlx2 WM. BRICE. Now Millinery, Dry Goods and Grocery Store. %. 0. 33O.AG-, A T White'a old sland. on .he corner, has on hand a fine lot of Dry Gonds, Do mestic Dress Goods, Cloake, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, llosiery, Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery Goods, - Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, for tmen and boys, lats, Crockery Wooden Ware Tin .Ware and va rious other artiles too tedipu's to mention. Also Choice Family Grooeiies, canned Fruits, Candles, &o. Also Corn on hand-oud for sale. You will find it to your pterest to call before making purchases. Jan 20-m The Last Sensation I r UST received a f'esh supply of Fine Pl Durham Siroking Tobico, Canned Oysters, Shrimps, Pickles, Starch, Coffee. Sugar, Lnrd, Ca.<es, Table Stil, Flour, Soap, Liverpool Salt, Cheese, Candles, Shoes, Crockery, Tinware, \lolasses. Stationary, Hardware, Dry Goorts, &c,. whichwo nifer low for cash. J. MeINTYItM & CO. jan 18 Winnsboro Workshops, [ Atsl new prepare.l to fill order. for niew WVag(( ons, Carts, Wheqllharrows,. &e. Also repairing neatly executed. All kinds JBlacksmitht work done at. my shop. The patronage of the public is respect fully solicited. W. HI. DUVA. jan 20 Notice to Conitractors.,1 P ROPOSAhS to repsair tile Market Steeple will be received up to the 15th of February next. By order of Coneil. IL N. WIT HERS, Jan 20Se. anet Treas. SELLING OUT AT* r hi lE Undersigned will continue to die. [ pose of hIs stock of diroceries at oot unil 1h41I6th FeUruary. C. it. Bides, 20,ecnt,. Llverpoo? Salt; $2 26 Flour p or Barrel, $6 7% to $8.85 Extra C. Sugar 18 cents. ethaloeeRio Codfee, 25 ents, and. gene. rat ,assorsnet if Pfansation hd .e, W~oodenware, &o., which will be ilo dut hi the oorrespeding tow prices. Th-ose, that. owe meo will pleas. 1$e ie. tioo the~t I have not fogotton then . JNO. I. MATT HEWS, , jarn 11 _____ Just Received, ALOT of fine Flour in sacks of all als 5s. RIce, Lard Blaoo., Coees an6 Swgar. of all grades. ALSO Liquors, Winos, Porter, Ale, IOrandj Peached, Durham Tobaceo antd Cigatrs of the finest quality, which I will sell low fo* Cash. R. J. McCARLEY. Jan 18 SELLaZING OUT. 1J$S88, h.1 As Jewsle froq th osMagthe yh e e , Coral and other kideof awurltwagd Plit INCIEASE your Ctop3 aud improve your Land, by using PHCGNIX GUANO, Imporicd by us direot fron the thonix Is lands, South Pacifie Ocean. Wiloox, Gibbs & Co., MANIPULATED GUANO, Prepared at Savannah, Oa., and:Charleston, 8. C., which has proved in t-er soll tio best MZanuro in use. For safoe by WILCOX, GIBBS & M., IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN GUAH08. . 90 Bay Street, Savannah, a. 04 East Day-St., Charkston, S. 0. 241 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. wi A1S4 KICEP Pure No. I Peruvian Guano. Dissolved Bone. " Land Plaster. For further information, address, ans abovo for circular, or subsoribe to Southern Agriculturise, published by W. C. Matoaur phy & Co., at Aughet.a and .9avannah, Ga. at the low price of 26e. per annum. JOHN P. MATTJIEWS, Jr., doo 4-4m Agent, Winnsbore. N, 0. WCOTIO-E. 'AVING disposed of our entiIro stock of wines and liquors to Mlossrs. %'W. Ollover & Co., we would recommond our friends and customers to them when in need of those aricoles. BACOT & CO. Jan 16 afttresses! Mattessesl I - We are now prepared to fill orders for Bedsteads having (tie patent "Seloto Joint," a most important nprovemsent. It is muoh stronger and more important than iron fas tenthgs. Is very simple in use. It fur nishoes no huding placo for bugs. A lot, of Mattresses and Saloon Tables, Just rocolved by nov 26 hi INTYRE & CO., NORTH AMERIEA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. DuBOSE EMUESTO Agent, WixNqsnono, S. C. Examino the superior inducements offered. July 22-6nt 2,000 Bushels of Corn TlIE Unders ignied would respeolfully sn . nounro to the citizens of this, and the surrounding ,ounlies, that he has con stantly' on hand a largo supply of ort which he will deliver to iturohnsors kore at Winnsboro Depnt. or any point they may desire, at reasonable rates, for cash. Uash to sccompany all orders. also sacks. Salisfaction guaranteed in all instaneos, address, A. II. FLEMING, doe 80-- m Morgant on, N. 0. TO TIlE WORKING CLASS.-We are now prepared to furnish all classos vrith constant employment at hone, tho whole of the time or for the spare momonts. Jusi noss noyv, light and profitable. Persons of qither sox easily earn from 50a. to $6 per evening, and q proportional sumn by devot. -ng their whole timo to the bttsiness, Iloys and-girls earn nearly as much as men. 'fliat, all who see tis notice may send their ., dress, and test the basiness, we ako tii un paralhdeed offear: To such as rare not welt sattattod, we will send $i to pa~y for (he t ronble cof writing Full particulars, a valuable sample, which will do to commenco work on, and a copy of Theo People's Liie rnary Companion-one of the largest and best family newspapers. published--all rent free by mail. [leade~r, if yo wat prma nont, profitable work, address E 0. LIN & CO., Augusta Mo. EXECUTOR'S SALE. BlY virtne of authtority conferred upon us Ibythe will of David Milling, acceosed, we w i sell on the lst Mondays in February next a' the Court Houso in WInnsboro/ to the highest biddour thme foltowig tracts' of land boloiiginag to the listate of said de coneed, to w4: The (ract known as the 'M114 Tract," contahting throe haundred' and fifty acres more or lesp, and bounded by lands of-3. 0. Rabh, Mirs. Reynolds, Jno: Lenton, lands ht-louging to the Est ates of E. A. Rabb, D). Milling, and others. T'he fract known- as the "River Phico," containing'one hunadred ninety acres, inore. or less .on Lit le RivetY waters of 1troad -*River and adjoining jands- ef Thou. W. Rabb, ar., Mrs Watt, lands belonging to, to E tate of CImtt Rabb and~otheor4. Tanats:s-Oneg,ttrd cash, fur the bal ance a orestit of ne an'h t wo years, jth. inte'slt 'from to& 1st day of obruty, 1870': Purhtsdr to give bonud tind i~dt-. b gageof-t the premises, -and to pay for $a pee andL revenue stnmps.. -jan I11flawd Fot T ~HE Places balonging't6 b BhE Zae of' d hillht,'deafed, kbo * the Jackuda GrseehAlae', oontiigfoM hutn 4 *fbsitrI4hree, aoros, more or lees, ad~~ 4 P. ,Ieise , R. -Ra8;Meansm, Jnol Fodsetet';-htdl~i rhe . fat-9f fanwry Mq.ps and othersa e w f onte vstheya .i *(Mid'd*u'*~* n. i edesee Villebet regitedt' tWgIdan n 4gggultaxtees scoeeire the rank ' ill bd i1 fttng 10 e46uiony of 20 areeke .ah. he d Af~aMlt ae evrym ~,; (III is W g ______ 4 .