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_Telegx-ahic* F'oreigna Nevs. PAIS, February 10.-The city is I quiet, Flaurens, it is reported, has fled to Belgium. The ball at the Tuilleries, last night, was postponed on account of the disorders. The 'vigilance of the Government is una bated. LoNDoN, February 10.-The Eng lish Government has declined to prom. ise a reduction of tobacco duties. IIAVANA, February 12.-Vlder w'TdU M-d4edon-Sunday from re vii A1,Wo Apoliti'al Miotives., The agrooment of the merchants to fix sugar taro at 15 per cent. is dis. solved. LONDON, February 12.-W. Cooke, Jr., beat John Roberts, the English champion, 117 in 1,200 points for championship and a heavy stake. PAnis, February 12.-Thirty-five rioters were arrested yesterday, all of whom were armed. Arrests continue. Friolu, WV&II1touu. WASIlNGTON, Feb. 8.-Internal revenue receipts $250,000. A. number of Treasury cotton cases from the Court of Claims were taken up for argument in the Supreme Court this afternoon. These cases were brought up under the captured and abandoned property Act of 1863, and involve various questions of fact besides the question of dite of the close the rebellion. The opposition to Bradley is strong. t The opp9sition is in favor of w Judge t from the Suth.' The Eleotion Committee have con sidered the ease of Segar, Congress man at laree from Virginia, and will vote on Friday. The consideration of contested elections is postponed until the House acts on the new sys- t tem of trying by a jury drawn from the House by ballot. T lie Reconstruction Committee re ported a bill for general relief by ap plication through the Courts, and an other relievirg some three thousand persons. Iowa's ratification of the fifteenth amendment was reported to the Sen ate. The Ways and Means Committee favor three per cent. on incomes and the exemption of $2,000 on salaries. The Committee on Foreign Affairs f reported in favor of Sickles' confirma tion as Minister to Spain. Resolutions from the Massachusetts r Legislature favoring the payment of t French spoliations were presented. A pepolution considering Indian t treaties inipen Aesoion was passed. Il the' Hous e-the franking privilege' i and contingent questions were discuss ed at great length. c WASHINGTON, February 10.-Wil- c son, of Massachusetts, several other e New Englanders and three Southern Senators will vote for Bradley. His I confirmation is becoming more proba- v ble. There is no p.resent doubt of r Strong's confirmation. S P. M.-The House is discussing f the Fonian prisoners. The Ways and Means Committee heard the whiskey t delegation in favor of extending the i time for bond ; representing that 13, 000,000 gallons are now in bond, and will not be ready for market under three years. and that the present pay meat of the tax would involve many 1 holders. Thtis view of thte argumtents setmed to impress the committee fa vorably. In the House, Mr. Recta, of Ar-. kana, introduced a bill to encour age the establishment of a line of steamers to European ports and to ports of India, China and Japan, and to promote emigration to the South ern States; which was referred to-the Special Committee on the Cause of] Decline of American Commerce and .Ship Building. in the Senate, many petrtions, were presented for removal of disabilities. A bill was introduced, withholding grants from any agricultural collegec which makes distinctions on account of color. The P'resident is quoted as saying that the report of an interview be tween himself and the rsrdical Geor gi 5i t is roe t i'sotne 'respOus The President c onsiders that the .r quaeti'n df th - enktrsbd gt Congress. o''bhi~ t * ions hteretofore published, pyovid es thaP Is the en'd4Wl1 'df~ Ndi itles shell' i not effect property lost,. captmred or * destroyed by thte army of thd 'Unitad9 tae.There isalso amriendmnents i te benefits of the bill.t * Wxaumatdi,M~1ebwafy' 1N.-Thie Judiciary Committee discussed Geor.. gibffairv4eh' I bIteffI~ ie arb' ~iY i considering inminations.r ter ending with Decemtber lagt sh qg resefs'f ~arf' $11ti,50,000O; Manfaturrsofsteel tools ,pil I ion against the increase of dpt. on raw stoeUlP''M ), :'~' * More6 petitign9. for the increase of duty on gppgsne * Ito iiW revenue receipts over $500,0 b.' The House Committootoff.4hiergt q Affairs considers Cuba next week. The gold panic investigation has elosed. The report will cover several hundred printed pages, Mr. Gibson, attorney for Governor I Bullock and his delegation, read his argument to-day, the main point en docavored to be made being that 11111l was elected Senator by illegal votes. - The difference between the Bullock I and Bryant factions seems to be that I Bullock wants all former legislation tabooed, while Bryant wants it recognized up to the expulsion of the a negroes at least, and favors the validi. a ty of all aets of thie Legisatumro e Bryant and Caldwell presented print- . ure is illegal, and asked Congress for k remedy. In the Ihouse, Judd introduced a All to construe section 4 of the Act )f March 31, 1868, exempting certain nanufactures from internal revenue aV, so as not to treat as manufaotur irs hog packers, lard venders, or per ono eugagod in saving hams 6r ean iIng meats, or in the provisions rade, and to refund such taxes al 'ady collected. Cox hoped the bill Yould be reported and-passed with >ut delay, as it offected the whole pro rision business of the United States. Pihe bill was referred to the Commit ce on Ways and Means. News Itemhs. NAsIvIr.Lr, Feb. 8.-No freights or points beyond Chattanooga receiv d by the Nashvillo and Chattanooga -oad, owing to the blachade at Chat anooga. TRtENTON, N. J., February 8.-The Senato rejected the fiftoenth amend nent by a vote of 13 to 8. The Legislaturo adopted resolutions equosting the d-ongreEsional delega ion to urge the recognition of Cuba. ST. Louis, February 8.-Mrs. Ame ia Hobbs has been elected a Justice of the Peace for Jersey County. MOBILE, February 8.--Thc Grand odge of I. 0. 0. F., of Alabama, not last evening. There is a full atendance, especially from abroad. rhe Lodge will be in session about wo Weeks. A ball will be given at he Battle House to-morrow night by he Odd Fellows. GALVESTON, February 8.-Leroy )otton was to-day convicted of the uurder of Major Lochman last April, nd sentenced to be hung on the eighth f April next. The Legislature convened at Aus in to-day. Much interest is manifest A in the result of the Senatorial lection. Hamilton and Reynolds .o believed to be the strongest candi lates. NEW YORIC, Feb. 10.-The steamer klaska Is arrived, bringing $300,. 100 in treasure. Nicaragua advices oport the coffee crop an entire fail tro. . N.:w ORDEANs, Feb. 10.-The cot on factories of Keplingens & Collins ?ere burned to-day ; loss $100,000. iharles Merrifield perished in the Lames. Two policemen were dangerously hot b a negro to-night; one police lan tYen shot and seriously wounded be negro. Private dispatches report the des ruetion of the business portion of he town of Port Gibson, Mississippi, noluding the post office and hotel. Nnw YORK, February 12.-Fizen's hemical works exploded to-day. leveral were hurt. No cause assign d as yet for the accident. RICumoNo, February 12. - The louse adopted, with few dissenting otes, a resolution deolaring that it is ot expedi3nt to elect any person to ny office who is disqualified by the ourteenth amendment. This resolu. ion is in answer to a suggestion con ained in the Governor's message, hat if, in view of the scarcity of ompetent person.e, the Legislature hould eloctsome who are disqualified, t should accompany the election with .resolution asking Congress to remove is disabilities. SAVANNAIn, February 12.-Soon. r Althea Franklin reports that two oys lost off Sapelo Island in the gale f the 8th were picked up in latitude 1.36, longitude 80.l0,by bark, bound outh. Market Repors~ NEW YORK, Feb. 12, 10 P. M. Jotton a shade easier, with sales of ,200 bales, at 25k. Gold 19$. CHnaIMmimSTON, February 1 2.-Cotton guiet, with sales of 400 bales-mid Ilings.24j ; receipts 846. Lrrvzlarboa, February 12.--Cotton 'losed steady-u plands l.t ; Orleans h1l. ; sales 10,000 bal es. DBsnRssING CAUA TY.-W learn hat the residence of Mrm. Gaim, in he vicinity of Pleasant 11il1. Lancas er, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday serning last and that the youngest hild of Mrs. 0. perished in the ames. Thre ]'anoaster .Led(ger' ohagces Gov. oit with commuting to imprison dent for life the sentence of A bram ihambers, a colored man who was to e hung for murdoring his little child inder circumstanees of peculiar strooi Tiblgs have cotno to such a pass in few Orleens that the papers, s aim ouncing amusements for the differ ini evenings, print .such . notices as hien "Th. egitimate to-night ; to norrow night the illegitimate." Photogriaphme ? eilhepreare onWednesday, 1611h Iinst., to makoPhmotograhs, . Abo ypeu. Perelain Plolinres, &c. We wIll emil,. 40 a short time, and those swho eslro plomures, should call ,at an early InsnflrsNven In Photography. (l ery l.ai WodwprdINt(9reIR0lil WIpe'r nd Qo Uomressteet. fob 1kEit' ' WHlELSl. Inlted 8Stes Internal tevenue. menced th e amos .asussnment of the nternal Rlevente Tax for 1870, all persons able Lo lnopme ts; fi 169 aQ l1g ogqw uacessioth taxes all buujess, srde and refesans su eot to soelal tax Thih make th~, D rpot ly ths 6 nd avotit~ 'e " jgleeC __~mmenoiai. WINNsnono, February l5.-78bales of cot ton were sold it% tih market during the past woek at 2b(4281 mL;" O O't,l '1% tic e g Latest Quotatiois of SOUTHERN SECURITIES, (CIAIMRLESTON, S. C., aorreoted Weekly by A. 0. KAUFMAN, .broker, o, 26 Broad St. Febr aury 11th, 1870. STATI .sOUiI L--SOtit 1i Carolint. old -@82; do, ew.-0v743; do, registered stock, ex int----@79. RAINROAD STocKs--Charlot te, Columbia and Augusta,--@5: Gr enville and Co lumbia, 2; Northeastern, 7@8 ; Sa vannalh and Charleston, 26; South Carolina, (whole shares) 42; do, (half do) 221. SOUTH CJAnOlINA DANK BILLS. *afank or Ch arlesto , . - *Iiank of Newberry, .- - Bank of Camden, 4( . Bank of Georgetown, -- 15 Bank of South Carolina, 100 1lank of Chester, 5) - Bank of llamburg, Bank of Stae of 8. C. prior to 1861, 65@ Bank of State of S. C. issue 1861 and 1862, log *Pilanters' and Mochat,ics' Bank Chtarle-st on, .-6-. *Pcople's Bank of Charleston, - *Union Bank of Charlehton, - - Southwestern R R Bank, Charles. ton, (old) Sonthwestern R R Dank. Charles ton, (norw' . -- ~.. State Dank of-Charleston, 8(6 Farmers' and Exchange Bank of Charleston, E xchange Bank of Columbl'L, 10 -I Commercial Bank of Columbia, 21 - Merchant's Bank of Cheraw, 8@ Planters' Bank of Fairlield, 86- .. Stato of S. C. Bills Receivable, par City of Charleston Change Bill., par Securities more In demand. Exchange favoring buyers. Money easier. Bank rates 1 .1 cent. a month on Stockcollater ale. Outside rates arbitrary. Bank notes Stagnant. *t4tlls marked thus (*) are being redeem ed at the Bank Counters of each. Jan 22..13 Irritablo Invali Is. Indigestion not only effects the physical health but the dispositions and tempers of its victims. The dyspeptic becomes, too, in a measure demoralited by his sufferings. Ile is subject to fits of irritatiotn, sullen ness, or despair, as the case may be, A preternatural sensitiveness 4tlh he -can not control, leads him to misconstrIe . the words and aots of thoso around him, and life intercou':se even with those ficarost and dearest to him is not unfroquently. marked by exhibitions of testiness foreign to his. real nature. These are the mental phe. nontena of the disease, for which the inva lid cannot be justly held responsible, but they occasioin much household discomfort. It is to the interest of the hodne circle- it is essential to fmily harmony as vell as to the reseue of (tto principal sutierer from a state not far removed from incipient insani ty, that theso symptoms of mental distur bance he promptly removed. Thiscan only be dome by removing their physical cause, a derangemen of functions of the stomach and its allied viscera, the liver- and -the bowels. Upoti these t brep impprietorgans. lostetter's 8tomacfi Bters act sinultane ouisly, producing a thorottgh and salutary chiange in their condition, The vegetable ingredients of which the proparation is composed are of a renovating, regulating and alternative oharacter and the stimulant rhich leads activity to their remedial vir tues is the purest and best that can be ex it-acted ft-mn the most wholesomo of all cereals, viz: sound rye. No dyspeptic can take thi genial restorativ for n' sngle week without expet-iencing a actable ttn proven~ae.it in his geneoral healt h. Not, only will his bodily sufferings abate from day to day, butL his finind -will -.recover rapkdly froat its restlessness and irrliabil4ily, and thtis happy change will manifest, ibmnif in his demeanor to all around him.. fob 2-Im . . Testimonials from folgland, - Srt,--Havitng suffered severely from rteuttmatic pains l-tn ft-e hea~d and face, I was induced, fronm what I heard oaid of it to try Pmuny Davis' P'AtN Kirr.sit, from which .1 sootn found relief. It is indeed a valuable article.. I a m- y ours, &o.,. WL AMEVArN8, (MIiner,) lMWillenhit, I'ngland. This is to certify that I kitve been a sut. ferer from Indigestion and violent Sick ileudacho for urpwards of Soutr years. I, htave consulted many of the Faculty, but have derived no material benefit from any souarc.), until I triedA PSant leaviS' PAIN KILLLnn, which, I am~ happy to state, hta': done nme more good than' al- Jewer' trh-dibe. fore. Jiolton, Eugland. xENTsuEM:,-I havse much pleasure in speakingeof the: greas efldney'nnm~usefutl ness of your PAR-N Ktnatlf. Two years ago I was sevei'ely aufilicted'- wthl a painful iiternal disease, when a friend of hine, -who~ had just returned from thie States, gave me a smnall quilg yoh~Ats RIL*,r~a which ha had brouih -ever wli t IW I took It, as' directed, athe relief 'was im. mediate, and so satisfied was I of Its value as a naedicline, that Y sfnnciintely senv t*o New York for htalf a doann 66ttles ;andl - I am thankful to aniy, that it ha proved to my family Lond friends'who- kri~vs n'ed lt of inestiinjuble vale in - relieving almost allf kinds of pa in and-suff'ering. No, I Palil-all, M'anehtester. SfemoAr, Novo.--To partIes in want of Doors, Sashes and Blindr', wp refer to - the advertiseent of. P. 'one, the- l'arge mnanutftacturer of those goods in Chtarleston, Price at furnished on applo-stton. - ' jul?20Alm t riiH Tax Books will. -be oposed on the 1 16tb d.iy of Relhruary, ,'870, for fte collection of tazes fow t-heyear i860s 'h totai rate per centum' for State pur po.de f, five mills, and the per centum for Cotaty purposes is t wo and one halt mIlls. If not paid before-tlie +4rat) h of-Aprl next eIZtyerger j~laO4 o-the O feb o ~x FIour! Plou ! A LQTof lbyg jdseeiedundfby'sate Kings n -~t EAA VE York tili a, mas BARGAINS! BARGAINS I IN order to change inves'4rent we will sell at reduced and popular price, from this date Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware and Oro oeries, and we not only inIto inspection of our goods, but a comparison with the Cheap Goods offered for sae. Just IRfeceved. Flour, Lard and Bacon, and ou consign ment a chdleo lot of C'ora, Buists Fresh Garden Secds,Jut to hand. Terms Cash. TiIOMPSON & WOODWARID. feb 8 Manure. AM Agent for Whamn's Raw Bone Su. perphosphato of Llme-highly recot mended as a Fertillizer; It. look the first prize at the Georgia State Fair. feb 12 I. N. WITIERtS. Fertilizers I Fertilizers I I AVINO tcotred the Agency for Fair field County for the following Fertili rzers 1. Soluble Pacific Guano, Bangh's Rlaw Bone Super-Phosphate, The CarolinaFertlIizer, Rhodes' Super Phosphato. Orchilla.Guano, Cotton Food. blaryland Ammoniated, Compound Acid P hosphato of Limo, for :onposting with cotton seed; And ill's Arimonlated Bone Super. Phosphate. I am now prepared to supply my friends With any of the above as low as the same .an be purchased in. any other mar let with Freight and Drayage added. Call kt my store and got ciroulars descriptive of heir reepective merits. JNO. II. CATHCART. feb 1, 1870 PROVISIONS. 2000 BV,1t Aa I.ryand prim. Vhfto Corn. 80 Hlhds. Bacon. 160 Dbls. Flour. 2 Tierces Uassard Family Hares. 1600 lbs. Lord. 600 bush. Oats, (to arrive.) 1400 lbs. Plough Mo0es. 500 lbs. Plough 8teel. g0 Kegs Belmont Cut-Nail'., 100 Tons Wando Ferillizer. 10 Tona Peruvian Pertlilier. 26 hlbhs. Sugar assorted, 10 Bags Coffee, lifo, Java and locha'. 20 Dbls. Molasses and.,yrups. feb 8 BAPOT & CO. just Reclodu CHOICE lot ironey, Goden, Magno lia and N. 0. Syrup and hMuscovado I asses, Bacon sides, both clear and rib. NO. 1, FAMILY PLOUR, lio, Lngtayra and Gov't Uoffeo, C'rashed, A. C. and C & C Yellow Sugar, fi ne assortmnent of Chewi'ng Tobacco, Lard n barrels and all sizo Caddies Corn~ on conuignent, and three'hundred Bushtels White Oats, by D. It. FLElr*ll6EN. jan 27 A'gant far Anbrey & Co. Fruits and Confectionaries Just Received. 1COMPLETE assortment of Freneh Can. lies, fresht and nice, AlSO soil, Shell Almoads, Walnuts, Pecan 1Nuts, Lrasil Nuts,_&c., together witha a.oophe ad full assortment of plain Candles, Fruits, kto., afl reduo~ed prIces; Call sbot1 anti ge( moch n your ,,eed, at feb 6~ IlN610A8E your Crops an Improve y'our Land. by using import ed by us direot from htlo P'hcenia Ia lands, Soutih Paoifli Ob~datt. Wiloa, Gibbs &, Oo., MANIPULATED GOAANJ, Freep*wed' at SavannaW, (0a. and Cbarlete, 8. C.; which has proved in rtle aofl th'd best Mannre In uso. F'or se Bf MJLOO, GIBBS & (0s, 'ZMDOIThl8.&:DEALERS SEAHOL 0Q9 Day 8treet, Savannah, Ga. 64 at Bay-St., Obarkston, d. C. 21 Broad Stese, Angautes 60 Wa AIJO KaKr Purue N1 Perulan Guano.. " l~eAe. JUST RECEIV A LOT of Baltimore Bacon, Sardines, Pickles. 'how Chow. Cheshire Cheese, Cofiae, Boger, Smoking and Chewing To bacoo, Begare of all grades. Also a fine lot of Campsen's Bxtra Family Flour, which will be sold at 00S'. We alto keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of Wines, Littors and Ale, which we offer at grently reduced prices. A nice lot of Mens' Womens' and Chil drens' Shoes and Oaiters. Call and see. GOODING, STUART & CO. Garden Beeds It White an4 Yellow O]IOJ1S SEBTS, And a large tot of FRESH GARDEN SEDS. Just received by Ifetchin, McMaster & Bt-ic, jan 25 GREAT INDUCEMENTS, TO Close out Winter Stook. r ELDER offers his stock of Winter * Clothing. Blankets, Dry Goods, Milli nery, &c., at greatly reduced prices in or der to give room for sprin oods. lie bIa- just tecelred 'harrels choice family Flour, direct from the tArls which he warrants, also a lot of Corn, Bacon. Lard, Cheese, Irish Potatoes, Garden Seed, &o., all of which will be sold low for Cash, all he asks is a call before purchasing elie. where. I - also ha in st ore for otale Cha. fee's Coldbrated Tonic. These Bitters are highly recommended, try them. 1Ils Labor-Saving Machines, are always on hand wiMelh M is m selling at a reduced prloe,Clothes Washeread Uni versal Clothes Wr~nger, all complete, prke $15. Churns, $4; Bread Kneaders, $2: all warranled to be what they are represeut. ed, if not, rhey are takett back, if ttrarned in thirty days and the money refunded. A ood Investment, le offers all material on hand belon ing to the Cabinet business, Work Bencios, Tools, &o., for sale. Also the balance of Furniture will be sold out at cost to close out the business. F. ELDER. jan 27 DOWN.THEY COME ! WEare now ofering out Entire WINTER~ 8'yhK at COST. The beat bargains since the olao of the war, Call ant. see for yourselves, Jan 26 LD IO Win- Rn Hows-d, ANIY 00IMISSION NEUCIKANT, if0. 2' Ryears' WhAarf, Bahimsore. Good to choice FINE, BUPE'R., E.XTR A and F/M)L-Y FLOUR, sek.-*b for retwi|I ing, constantly on hand. . jan 2-8p New XIlinet'y, Dky Goodg and qr..ery Store, J. 0. flo~AG A T White's old'Itand, on the coft, * 1.on. hand a fine lot of Dty Goad. Dq mestic Uvess eGoods, Cloaks, -Ieor kis, Corstd tIiela Gde, 8hoes, Ready Mande Clothis: , br men and boys, Oats, Crookewy WoeiaWhrt TPin' War, and wa rione other articles too tedien. geinnie' AlsoCitofot Famiily Groeerlies, esonaed Frulsp, Sandilee, &e, , i . Alan Cor, on' heal and few enie. Ion *til 4se it to 7ouV i3ters to oafl before wWWtwt yttroaa Ja.20--las Jtist Reelved. A O i~y'og $oo lr -ip sees of A* ri em. Rice, Lard Baco3, Cdf*K41 .a Sege es all gtad'de. AL5O& Liquors, no. Perie, AI. Brandy Peaebes, Durkem 'Thdeo' aid Ciges'f the 1,at ualliy, *kbhb wiltilii.to $ash,. I.,oCg gg ' Ainit'atoris Notie.. N OTION is ierebyI gIven f 6 All whem i mIi y cohaern that -1 wIal.'on 'hb 21th day of feyruary, A p. 1870, it 11 d'tlook In the forenoon, mhake applicatfon jo tlh Judge of Probate for Fairtleld Co:ity, for a final diNdhairgo us" t dmin'tr.tof I of lpq Estato of Bober flarbeir, dcloeaued. . EORGE DATIER, Adeir,' jan 1--ln - Ouardian Notice. NTC~is hereby given to all whon It Nma~y concerti that f will on the 26th day of Februtary, A. D. .1870 st It O'clock in the forenoon, make ap'ptcuttion to the Judge of Probate for Fairfield County, fot a *nol dischargo As Otiardian of Janed Boo Jiok. . ., I E V1 ?4. DOLL0K,. Jan 26-1m - Gardian. KetOh, McMaster & Brioo. To Wagon ate Carriago Makers A largo lot of Inaterial such as Ilubbs Pelloes', Spokes, bhafts, Poles, &o., assorieJ sizes, all sorts 6f aaterial furnished at short notico, A Large Variety of Hardwaro cit Alwaya , be found at the store of Ketelin, "'lohidater & Brice ; Cut Nails, Clinch Nails. Brads and "Finishing Nalls, lorse Nalls, Iorqe and -Mute Shoes, Bar Irqh, ltodjren, .ow Irn, Cast, -Steel, PNo* Sigel, &e. Ve fAte biet intking irbtttt lar 'e addi ions, to our. Stook of Dry 06848 loot and Shoes, lials, &0. . I - t - A large assortnent of Ladies' Cloaks just received, and a lot of extra fine Clothing for Gents and Youths expected in a fow lays. KETCitIN, MofA87FR & DRICh nov 18 Edveryt and Eale~ a STABLE. @ I SHE underuigned will ricetve on or L about thPe 29th Jahitary, fly head of 1ne- Jirses and blulos at 14.' LIVERY ALD SALE STANIU. lfiekeeps o6ns'tanly' olt hind lIorsr, lacks, Buggles and Wagons for hMrd. a lespeotifuly solicits the patrohnge of the )Ublio. A. F. GOODING. Jan 8 Boarding and Day School.' ON MIO'N)AY, January 10, 1870, 1 will re-open a hoarding and Aly Sohool. The soholas-, tic year will be divited 10t9 two sessions of 20 weeks enol. The 'nglish dotm'aent, will imbrado ery ranch that constitute a (horongh! eduea. ion. Languftges, 4iqio, painting and ?anoy Work, a separate charge. Mosloal leparninent under the charge of Miss M. L.; laillard. The Ornamental brandno i will mbraci Painting in Oil and W'atet Colors, ireciaigti ..%.WVaz and Rhell Work. Doirding meding washilog i pe es iJan litf loodfrey O'Ndale P1lleliontr, vs. 'Wii. Alai. shall, Elih Marhalhidndnthlrs. Defon dants. T appearing to my eat ifactionm tlnt Win. Alarishall, Elijah Marshall, Jacob Mar ,hall, FranklinONeale, Heu y O'Neale and ilary Ann O' lale, 0fipdpluts )n the iove inuse, 'i-si'do boyQQ #.1- limisa of thIe Htmate., It Is dhde~ orderd thal. they do dr ear before the tioet of Prohl. 'fir iji ,ogaty. ; and State aforesaid, on the' 16th lay of Maarch ne-t, to ho-. enase, If any hey 'can,,.lm the real. estate of Jaeob riul est'4., consfsti'ng of one small. lot >f one 'anid sevententh acree, situateg 4 he Couney and 8tatoaoremmftd~eanc bnuti -' ~d by land. of Jaspes% .' Rablt andl 'Win. . Curry, should mnot be eok4 for tl iison up~ong thso heIrs of thp ygil deceased, or heir op sgent to thesio ill be entered of Peeord- W 1. M. FMLSON, feb 8-x61 -l-ronate Judf e. .EXEOUTOR'H NOTIC~E. T 1ICE is hereby given to all whomn it L may conern, that I will nai~e applea-, Ion, on the 2d of March 1870, at)) oek, n th fore~op to the dJudge, of Probate ~or Pahli' 9n0 for, a final s ph arige as lireoemeo' of (he Efn ( tre ibald fob 1-flatw8w Execut or. Wirpnsboro Wakshopse: gI AMi new' prEpatej'etor Oil orders for new':Way kide krls iih 6l" dotteRSt 'my*'o The patronage of ttpubhltf is respectti Jan 20 - -3 BARRELA VWOUW jtasheIe4 amnd Jd4~. DESORE en& Mis pi.h sll es o* jarewe 0.. Jan25a The Last Sensation I UST roodeved a freu p suippJ- a Fin %F DitihrbaO rir.okin Toilm'co, cUinvc Oysters. Shrimps, lickflee, SIrlch, ('4100, S"gar, Lard, Ca~ce, Table Salt, Plour*, Soap, 'Liverpool Salt, Cheese, Candles, Shoes, Crockery. Tinware, .lolasses, Stationary, lIardwre, Dry Goods, &o., which we ntfer low for ensh. J. MoINTYIRt & CO. Jat 18. Quick Return and Permanent Improve lment to the Soil. Mapes' Nitrogenized SupOPePhosphate O'3P , .a2M1DP '0OMPOS8N of Bone Phomphate Guano and Annioniacal Animal Matter, all ihorottghly dceemposet anti reduced to a line powder by mens cf fermnentatIon)and sulphnio r1t0ld, ndapted to the growing of Cotton, Corf, Tobacca, Ortin CroVV, Vege. tables, Ae. Th H. is ti oldest Super Phos phate inuerfnct need Ia this country, havIng. been introduced to the pirbllc Irr the Spring of th'.-yar 1,952. The guaranfeod oheint. cnl standard of this fertiliter is: Ammonia, 2.00 to 8.00 per ot. Soluble Done luos. phatl6 14 per at. Total iono Phosphao, 36 per ot.. Thte practica success of thin 8per-Phona phaie oven during themost unfavorablasea sons, las (een fAlly catablislhed by (te om. porience of hundreds of plnt ers and farm era, recent letters A rm nearly Iwo hundred of wIol are Is* be found in the patt phleiw last testitoo. W. i. ]KETC1[N, Agent, Jan Winbo7 a. 0, plie of Lime0. AM now recolviP moy supplies of thier mannre, and Plantors aonn, rely ot tetting n' atifle Atily up to stindar at per analyses. All hought fiom 'nyeilf or apthorlied Agents I will guarantee, as eve ry oargo so sold is - analysei on artival iere and the high oharwelor of the .manurw fully kept lip. J.. N., ROBSON, Sold Ag. for South Carolins. Nos. I and 2 Atlantio W fimrf, Charfekton 1. 1. J. H1, 0ATRIOAlRT, Agi. for Fairfield County. Pro. She pard ias of an~lfas Anadle Octob' Tiard, 1809. "A valuablo mal ur and - drAidedly tirperlo t i o article of last, yene." Experiment mndo by M. C. -M. Hammond, of. 1)epoll Island. S. 0. .. No manure, 87 lbs. Seed Cotton peraerv 1V6 Ms. l'eruvian Cuan, 1928 lbs. See I Cotto on'e e., 175 lbs. Dawgh's, 1489 Ms. Seed Cottot, per nor9. de 80 3&MM a 3PO0300 AND OMT~NEL OYSTERS., Suppliod in quantitios to suit purohasers. Orders from o4 parta of the interior solleit ea.' A ddress Tho, I1Crady. A gnt 2,. 0. Box 389, C'harrest60, s. C, Itim suu bA.~ Jrtns Adgor- Co., hlon. JI A. Campboll,- Wr St W. J. itavenel. -Davidl pnJqenigs,: h.pQrdy & Son, W..0. Dingi., John 8. Ryan. nov 18-8m SAT-VUATI S-ALTS. 25 SAC lverpeol SA1T fbr .saht tWPJlow for onsh. 1. Ir. CATIICAIRT. deo 14 .4 W GUT._ 'U : 8'~I, Clookts and Jewelry, from ti e n~i~est. fo'the cheagosi Sillver l 'urj Chains, and othier liindA, 'oifal Necklace, Coral atd other kinds of Eavein'gs and' Pli Gold igs. I *amsellng out, at 'overy small profits. UJJAJI gLE MUL.LER, fieoo~d' door from Col. Rion's Offc. jan 18 Priv te 'a~ Trancient. CoBlaR or TAYLoRa AND 50W1ga 4nTgT, UAM5^UT er NAms swasse.. ebj Ch tjColrbaaiAu st tiE- (fdlowing P Wdnget $ohedus vP Tgo into efeco. on this Road 'odi64id te Sunday, nezxj,25th lnaf.: *a~.n erI , - - I edixo Iosts 'c~olubzbis... O, as 9.44 p na Winsborq, - o . .40; ee 4 "4 Chatter, ' 140 Arriverat GOtis~rN.1 .-'1 q/ G4:2 k hIsk~g elobe:eeoqotienadit ~ltralne o' Nor th,bpgltwts i~ daened nd'Flaty.. ; .9 Arr e 4g4 *aie u dep GetIs 4oplevule J0$ *it Sot aIlSiUST ( b, ,o,.