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Foreign News. LoNDo9g, April 2,-C ptain Lacon publishes a comniunilotion in the Pall .fall Gazet~e wherein he defends the officers of the American steamer Oneida, and says sinces the order of the Council of August 4, it is doubt ful if there Is any rule of the road at sea. ST. JonN'b, April 12.--The new pi lot boat John Mullen, eight days out, it is feared is lost, with all aboard. MADRID, April 14.-Riots broke out at Seville yesterday, on aceount of atteampted enforcetnient of conscrip. tion. Dario city charges that the. recent revolt in Arragon was brought about with Cuban money. friom Wasimngton. WASHINGTON, April .12.-Able law. yers have been retaiuod by each party in the Bureau Howard corrtiption in. vestigat idn. Revenue receipts th-day $185,000 ; for the wouths to date $6,000,000 A dispatuh received by the Spinlah Minister here to-day asserts that the Spanish Bank of Havana has loaned the government $5,000,000, without iutereat. The President has nominated S. T. Day, of Florida, as Consul at Pieton ; Edward Johnson, of Arkansas, at Ghent ; and Alonzo B. Long, United States Attorney for Louisialna. Treasury diabursemeqts for the month to dato smaller than any coir respondiug ~period during the last ten years. The Reconstruction. Conipittco heard Senter flually this 'morning. His evidenco and statements satisfy, neither party, and suggests nothing but that Federul soldiers be placed under his control, wherewith he promises to fnaintain peace. The fHouse, after a stubborn resistance on th11 part of Scheuck, postponed the tariff, aud took up Hunt vs. Sheldon, 'frqm. Loutstana.. In the Senate, the bill restoring the Washington relics to Mrs. Curtis Lee, which passed the House, was referred to the Senate Military Conmnittep. The Joint Indian Committoe w'as up. Iu4efinite postponement was de feAted. Th6'Benate Comnittee on Commerce agreed . to report in favor of directing the Seoretary of War to sairvey a route for the James river and Kanawha canal. In the Senate, the Georgia bill was taken up by 20 to 29, and discussed by Tipton in favbr of Blnghan's amendment, and by Howe against the admission. of the State and in favor of a provisional government. The latter argued that the "StAto consti. tution allowed the Legisiature to per petuate ,itself indefinitely, . Grid was not republican in form; and that when twio parties in a State bated each other more than they hated in justice and outrage, neither should be allowed the 'ascendancy. without a vote." The question comes up again' to-morrow. Three thousand dollars was appro priated to the coinnuittee for the in vestigation of the .lBureau Howard alleged corruptions. V ASHINGTON, April 14.--The Pres dont nominated Judge Geo.P. Fisher, famous for his rulings in the Surrat case and for his quarrel. with Judge Bradley, U~nited States District At. torney torsthe District of Columbia. A bill chartering the Paciico cable from San Francisco, with a capital of $10,000;000, was pasesed. It is Cyrus W. Field's sehemQ. . it will doubtless pass the floulse. Its. Constlummation will girdhle. the globe with telegraphs wires. In the Sonate, Morton made a la bored address, on thp Georgia ques tion, blaming the Democratic party of the North for the partial failure of reconstruction. He proved from 'the1 4proeeedings of the Tennessee Legisla ture, and other documents, that. the K~u-Kluax really had a formidable . or ganization. throughout. the South. Quoting from the Freed men's Bureau reports, he showed the South very bloody, and chowed from jarous re suits of election in the South that if an elet oto is. helsl in~ Georgia this fall, it will plpeo the State in the hands of the Donuooracy. 'le narrated bloody events in the South, and asserted that, in many sections freedom of opinion wee not tolerated. Finally a vote was' roached on Williamu' ausendmnent, providing that the nekt elsction .for wembers . of the Gehr~a) ssemnbiy shall be held on the Tuek sitethe first- Monday in Novemboarr -12, and' providing for the extension of offielal-torms 'beyond * the regtildifiriod 'nanmedkirs the 8tate constitution .apd rpquirilg the con sept of telegislatore tp thislgisla. - tion. Itiwaae defestedi by a vo of 24 to 25. Many:8enatbrIIdeIged 'the vote, anid the sebhli is quite dotibtful. Tbio GeorgiA edremists 'were coufi dent thia. morping of carrying th~Iy argendment.4 revehnie re e(o~ the pintW 4fo ThJO~ r, Ban1dng' and' Currency Committee 7 considered a bill rnodeising the cur rency $59 00aE oig say anything totegegg ~4 furthr tban ab?. 0 i s~ desire to seeetb K ed by it will'bV hea orthy who hve h ~ u1t that by ita so, I would not hape been for &e ruatleal 8fose'b60! 6. ;972 itills;-687 washtubs, and 150 gallons whiskey have been destroyed in T'nnessee as illicit. Nvews Items. CINCINNATI, April 12. 'The returns frot Montgomery county have decid ed the elections against the Republi DUan, because the inmates of the Sol. diers' Hlome (who are not citizens,) were allowed to vote. ST. Louis, April 12.-Dwight Dun. kar has been appointed City Treasur Dr, vice the defaulter,Suzesky Adolph Krager, who was arrested, charged with robbing the city treasury of $23,000. A quartermaster's train encamped it Bluff oreek lost 139 animals on the Gth of Marob. The robbers are sup. posed to be whites disguised as In dians. NEw, Yonx. April 12.-The read ind of letters at McFarland trial was listened to with -breathless attention. 3ome of them .arc very curious. Severtal witnesses swear Mcliarland was a monomanine. . .lIonerooN,. April .12.-Chase con. ients that the mayoralty case aball be eoa'd by the Virginia (Court of Ap - peals, where, he says, it belonge. The Appeals Court was organizod to-day. ST. Louis, Hipril 14.-There is ieavy freshet in the Mississippi river. 3pposite Quincy, Ill., the river is 'ight miles wide, and the wedt of .uinoy is entirely submerged. Wa ,er is over the Hannibal and St. Jo. ieph roads for five miles. Should the -iver rise one foot more, the track be ween Qaincy and Palmyra will be iubmerged. The river is still rising. NxW Yoi'n, April 14.'--The' evi lence seems accumulating that Mo. 'atand was partly- insane bwhen he tilled Richardson. BOSTON, April 14.-The probate of Peabody's will show that public bene 'actions exhausted his poperty ex iept $150,000 to his kinsfolks. SAN FRANuisco, April 14.-The At ,orney-General of California decides ,he fifteenth amendment inert as igainst State laws until Congrees leg slates for its enforcement. NEW YoRx,'April 'd..:-The explo ion at Sing Sing killed three convicts. The propeller Wells in towing Coal >argo3 explodedhtir' boilers, killing hree persons. The Staten Islanders hought it was an earthquake. This forenoon a mob of 200 men miployed on the sewers in Bergen and 'udson city, N. J., struck. They ame to Jeisey City, where 130 men vere at work on a similar sewer, and tempted to'induce them to quit Vurk. Pertuaision-being useless, they ried violence. A force of 125 po. ice came up, arrested the leaders, Lnd dispersed the mob. Further ,roubles are apprehended. CHICAMo, April 16.-Fonian Con Iress has adjourned sine die. The Ex outive Committee of Nine succeeds. 'ho names of the .members of the JounQil will be kept secret for the >resent. The expulsion of Richard doCloud, by General O'Neal, was inanimously rescinded. DENvER, CO.OiRADO, April 1. 3anta Fe telegrams report now mine 'al discoveries near Harney Station, Jew Mexico. The roads are lined with people going to the new mines. LJOUIsvilLE, April 16.--The court nartial of Inapector-General Totton ion vened to-day. -After a few days' ession her", the court will proceed o Charleston, 8. 0., to bear evidence hero. NEW ORLEANS, April 16.-The ehooner Eimma, from New York for salveston, was burned to the water's pdge. The crew was picked up and rought here. CINCINNATI, Apr il 16.--The tow >oat. Roer exploded her boilers to lay; twenty-three persons were aboard; he captain and three others seriously iurt; six others known to be saved; ~ourteen supposed to have perished. I'he explosion occurred as the boat was steaming out of her berth, under L40 pounds steam. SAN FRIANClCo, April 16.-The 'gent of a Tennessee company of :anters, cnt to China to procuro Ia orers for the South, returned by the teameor American ; he says his' mis ion was unsucoessful. Market fleporats, Nuiw YonK, April 16, 7 P. M.. )otton quiet.,with sales of 1,000 bales, it 234 a 224.. Gold 184. CHAnLESTON, April 1.-Cotton juiet and unchanged--ilddhings 214.; 'eceipta 255; sales 27 bales Livicuroor,, April 16.-Cottofi steal Iy-uplands 11li ; Orleans 114t.; sales 0,000 bales, Licic HIM LIKE Fi'#.-A thodest routh ti'avelling. in that' unoiviliked egion betwdon the Missouti rhe~ affd 3alifornie provided himself with a .InulP' pistol, according to railway ashion. While he was apparent!y ixamining it but reslly "showing off," brawnf .rnIier whose belt was reiglitad with'two heavy six shooters, '$ked him what he had there?1 'Why" said the young an, "that is Iial d es~o ni ithtban' The Reuotionm $ ~y with the FpIreopal ar'E~ fer "cling. gto the word 'obey,*'" as applied to *femgle partrof 'tkksewf~ pgv There is one kin4 o0abi T19 Gvel a no lor use on that bithere's alwa mates and na ea in is*Q 11tpa 1tlrW Per dezgn (9 oq~n anid e veis ti0 tpr #&L I:8 Ws ithe ~eo In Memnorim. Dapik(the orOWn of life.. It *9utids too1'; *e falli we rise, we reign. It lifq is 16ng, that answers life's great- enid. We uay lot mourn as untimely the death of Mrs; -E.ANN JOH N80N, well beloved wife ofT .. lmohnon, - who depated this li0' at noon, M-foh 61th, 1870. PIorn in Winnnsboro, ste -'iemovcd ii infanoy to Statebdrg, larsnoit County, where. sie was edlinate4 under the supervision of the best.tqaohere tha t section afforded. Ilor modest m1on won.the admiration of all wio know her. A bensistentt christian course Rusined I'er tirough long afmiction. Self gacrifloing, she delighted in offices of love ani sbounded ini works of charity. As fos ursMother of ten (10) little ones, offhpring of dtrangors and knldred bereft of noher's ara in infancy. shte supplied lock with 11 delity. Four (4) of these preceded her to [he spirit land to accord ter weloose to that bliss fu! abodo for whioh she'is made meet, by adopting a4 the guide of her life, that. sublimo summary of scriptutre, viz : "To do iLtsti , love mercy, ansti walk humbly with her god." The burthen of her song was, "Abide with me from morn till eve, Without Thee I onnuot live, Abide with me when night is tilgh, Without Thee I dare not die. Faithful in all tie relations of life, site was in truth a crown to her husband and was content to sutfer and remain with him, when for her it wsi far better to depart. For more than a quarter of a century they enjoyed unalloye I connubial bliss endeared by interven ng years of patient suffering. looking forward to reunion where, pain and parting unknown, "they shall be aiangels." "Hark it is the bri legroom's voice, Welcome pilgrim to thy rest, low within the gate rejoice, Safe and sealed and bought and blest, Even now niethinks she waits, Just beyond the the Jasper gates, Where across the stream ehe stands, Beckoning with her holy han?'s, )h for faith to look across, Count not gain nor reckon loss [t woeild cleanso my soul fron vin, Could I take the vision in." Latest Quotations of SOUTHERN SECURITIES, CiiARLESTON, S. C , lorreoted Weekly by A. 0. KAUFMAN, broker, No. 25 Broad St. April 15, 1870. STATa8mcountraTus-South Carolina, old 36; do, ew.--@80 do, registered stock, ex Int-n80 RAILROAD SToCKs-Charlotte, Columbia md Augsta,--@5 : Or enville and Co. umbia, 2; Northeastern, 10@: Sa rannah and Charleston, 85; 8outh Carolina, !wholo shares) 46; do. (half do) 22. SOUTH1 CAnOLINA BANK U11,.. 'llank of Charlesto , - 'Bank of Newberry, . Ilank of Camden, (a - Bank of Georgetown, lank of South Carolina, 6 Bank of Chester, 6Qa - Bank of liamburg, . 3@. Bank of State of 8. C. prior to 1801, 50@ Bank of State of 8. 0. Issue IMI and 18G2, 18@ 'Planters' and Mechanics' Bank Charleston, - 5Peopie'si Bank of Charleston, --- *Union Bank of Charleston - Southwestern R R Bank, Charles. ton, (old) lonthwestorn R R Bank, Charles ton, (now) - state Bank of Charleston, 3 l'armers' and Exchange Bank of Charleston, Rxchsange Bank of Columbia, 10 Jomercial Bank of Columbia, 2a ilerohant's Bank of Chieraw, 8@ Planters' Batnk of Fairfietd,8 state of S. C. lills Receivable, par Dity of Charleston Change 1Bills, par Scourities more ins demand. Exchange favoring buyers. Money easier. flank rates 1 9 cent. a month on Stock collater .ls. Outsido rates arbitrary. Bank notes stagnant. *italis marked t~ius (*) are being redeem. cd at the Bank Counters of eaeh. Jan 22-.1) KosKoo.--This medicine is rapidly gain. ing the contidence of the people, and the numerous testlmonsals of its virties, given, hy practitioners of medicine, leaves no' ionht that it Is a safe and reliable remedy for itnpurlty of the blood, liver disease, &c. T he lait Medical Journal contains an ar. ticle from I'rof. It. S. Newton, 31. D., Presi. nient of the E Aledi-College, oily of New York, that speaks in high terms of its eura lye properties. and gives a spoela' recom mendation of Ko'koo to the practitioners of miediine. This is, we believe, the first, in stnnee where such medicines have been Dfficially endorsed by the Faculty of any or the niedical clleges, and refleots great eredit upon the skill of Dr. Lawrence, its oompoun~der, and also puts "Koskoo" 'in the van of all Olbhdr tnedig9n95 9r theo pro, lent day. 06oupatiorial Ailments& Fresh, pure aif lis of yitalitirgf elixir. iWhloever is debarred byd imstdnces from inrestriotedi access to -tis inivisible, but powerful stimulant, needs a mediOlnal in eigorasnt of somne kind. The great obs eat should be to choose the best. Popularity is a pretty good guarantre of merit in this scrutinIzing and in'telligent age, and tried by this erimerie'r Hostemter's dioshaoh Bit. ters statids first gmong the hsavigos'ating and t"egulating medicines of the present day. 1'o the wants of persons engaged in insdoor miniplyme, t o,. 8spsojally in dr-owded fdrt e. ries whbre ot'en with iihe beet possible ten ilatieft the at mncshete Is nldaysfi 56neb degred pol'ted, this salftbidftA trge t A ble boni is peculiarly adapited. The nature of he ingte.lients Is no nlyst'ry. It consstt of an absoIuteff patre diffusive stmwulant, lintured--or rallher eureibarkd-*ith the linid extracts of sanhstoins roolseand bInt1i sh~l herbs. The pharmooe1 .hasr ife inatmsres, but what are they?. The jfatW If only a single root tOrbamrk 'or plant is preentv.ne eabls. Net ene of't hemn combiteg the three properties: of at totiiO,'at alt rk livevr dtiapprient.- 'MV l'hese elesiih Ire blended in the Ilitters; nor are these he iamn'ft itsii I1inasreofdmatndt lhn 4t iiretoblo@d wet'efn at, autispas,. 1b~iba1'ite-fikp'tblaisr dit ha ba PAftialo~btiftd of' 1te bayk*e br frE hent, b lea in rodu4 li f ifi'9fi' t"o. ~Anis~tMf6 - tfo #"isnd when to hhIs tial ersong f wa~indmaftan aean . B. F. DAVI *iri V CAGAIN "BANNER TO _-rANN.D hr Titf sPRIJSE- .A.3 B 1% 1). has recently rtnrried frnn- th U. with aniother Qf his fine and wll.seleo Which they are offering low for CASH. We would-invite speolal attentIon to our I Ing a call from the Ladie:, even those of th For Ladies', Alens'. Nlipses' and Boys' W* the sad ha-oc we are making in DRY 0001 Call and examine our stock and see for yo to be obtained at api 19 30. .W. j' Testimoniale fiom England, Sta.-I.laving suffered severely from usounatic paiis in the head and fae*. 1. was induced, from what I heard said of it to try PIaUT DAVIS' PAIN KILaRwn, from which I soon found reiitf. It is indeed a valuablo article. I am yours, &c., WILLIAM EVANS, (Mier.) Willenhall, England. This is to certify that I have beeth a suf. forer from Indigestion and- violent Sick 10ondacho 1 o upwards of four years, I liave consulted many of the Faculty. but have derived o material benefit from any sourc', until I tried PRR )Ail' PAIN KILLRn, which, I am hnp'py to state, IaS done me more good tihan all I ever irld be. fbro. LESTHlK BRIG0, Dolton, England. Gr.NTraa.:rm,-T have mnch pleasure in spe-aking of the great. effiency and useful ness of your 'AI5 Kts..:n. Two years ago I was severely nillicted with a painful Internal diseae, when a friend -of mine, who had just, returned from the States, gave me a small quantity of PAIN KILL1,, which lie had brought over with him. I took it as directed, and the relief Was im. mediate, and so satisfied wan I of its value as a medicine, that I immediately sent to Now York for half a dozen bottles; and I am thankful -o say, thar, it has proved to my family and friends who have used 1i of inestimable valie in relieving Almost all kinds of pain and suffering. yours, &0. - it. 1). 'M PD, No. I Pall-Mall, Manchst er. dcc 21 SrIcIAt. \,atut.--To parties.in want of L aors, ashica nd BlindP, we -refer to the Advertisement of P. P. Toale, the large iuanufncturer of those goods in Charleston. Price list furnished on application. July 2Q-9)m Phyaioiaus Use Them hi Their Traotioe. It is almost universally the' onso that Physicians oondemni what are goperqlly known as "Patent Medicines." , Although R- TUTT'S LIVERI PILL IS NOT A PA. TENT MEDICINE, yet its composition (the result of years of study) is known only. to himself, and so palpable are their valuallo murative properties, that very many of the first. Physicians in the Souith and West have adopted them in their pract ico, and recom. mend them to .heir patients. april 14-Im Anovy StrsricioN.-A number of 'the most prominent and influencial cilzLns of lh noble old commonwealth of Kent troky have united together to form and recom mend to the people at lnrge for patronage, a very attractive Priz~e Scheme ; nnd we are glad to bo al-e to say that the indtuee. monts are so great. ad t he security for the faithful perf'ormnanco of all promises so strong, that it, plaoea the whole entirely above suspicions. We will be happy to fur. nish any-of our friends information on the subject or to aid them in secnring tickets. april 2 IlIENE AND UNPREOBENTED DECLINE IN PRICES I A N extensivo assorientorf al sfyles o nlew,,iust reeived and now on exhllltion. Every Article a Bargain! .As Cheali as ainy Iarklft! BRING THE GRtfNBACKS AND GTDBARGAINSI G00DS SHOWN WITE PLEA8URE, aPi Y8 1 . N. W ITilBRS, Nuardfin No~fic Cottufy,)on thd 1i0th dey of 2lauy, at 11 o'olUok In the ftelf'tow, fol' a it'al discharge as.OthtiditA of Mfargeiret ..Lemon.' D.fAU iDt. april )8~ ~/ -GuardJ6 SELU~UT ATCNT, e Wa RasR*roositio a heavy stook -f 18 :o~edegia ntt e,#a crew - DSON & CO., 7NFURLED THBIR THE BREEZE, .AM.Y WtN DS OF F~D S-CTMl."HIE ! I WORLDI RNO WNED METROA'OLIS, ted stocks (of hoie RES4000DS DEPARTMENT, only solicit. I'Mit pricious tasteS. ar, we have no rival in market. And in fact .9, is alarIming '0 eveu hear of ,rsolves, that bargains R101 and RARE are M7i.<.con. t, Cc QhE I TREMENDOUS FALL' 0] .. b C WE are now receiving one of ti- 2 best seleoted Stock of OODS we . havo had since the war. Smoie goods '] oheaper than before the war. Goods always at Oulumbia ptices, and some styles TEN PER GENT CHEAPER. CALL AND GET BARGAINS1 Bring the. CASH to IADD BRO'S & 00'e1 Ocaena: sto~re. aprI 13 . HAWLEY 1S here with his his Star Galvanized Cow. bination Zdghtnin5 Rod. i Protect your Lives and Property. n ORADRS LaFT AT Brown's Hotel will be promptly at tended to. t HIAWLEY. " apell 14 SCHOOL BOOKS. r S tnlooL BooKS, Bibles, Photo,,abic Albums, raint Boxes, Waverly Novel:, Dioken's Works, Thackery's Works andl oth er Novels, Cook Books, Letter Writer:, Farm flooks. Books on Etiquette, &ii.. &e. for sale by HETCIIIN, McMAtbTER & BRLICE. . New Goods. Ladies' and1 Get ta' Shoes. Brogans, Sole Loather, Tuba, Brooms, Oil Cloths, India Rubber Balls, Napkin Rings, 0o0mbs, Hair Pins, Bands, &o. A variety of' Lamps for Halls and Parlors, Lanterns, Pooket Lan. terns, So., &o. Shades, Sewing Birds, Tape Lines. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, 'r'es, &d., of best quality, and all at low prices for sale by JKisTCH1IN, McMASTERh & BR10ES. april 7 D3RX!B GOODnS AT GOLI PRitOflS B ItI00ES, Muslins, Lenos, Japanese Mozambiqutes at &&tont half what they iold for last yeat. Af86 a fine stobhc6 bi ssimora chit s, tAibet and Coltonado Sacksi and Pants, Russis Krast and Towels at reduced prfces for cash at KETCHIIN Mo~t AST$)( & IJitCE.] Condensed )kH~ Ioeland Moss, flavbting Extraods. Con." eentr~fed 144, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery Toilet 1'o#def; MorphIfie, Pahr Killer, 'rebOh Blascki, &e., &o: KVTOHIiN, MoMASThII & SXt1Cf apri1 O my naae*U was~ U A,~Weand apri 1* SHERIFF'S SALE. O(nde , Order of Judge of Probale. Ex I arte, Jatues Hunter and Ellen ifunte -Petition for Sal, &a. 1'N pursuance ef an order made by Williar Sitllson Wligg, ludge of Probato foi Itichlatid County, In the above stated case I will soll on the first Montday In May next ini front of the Court Ilouse in Columbia within the legal hours. All that tract. of land n 'lchland Coun. y, of which the late Jacob Wyriek. dec'd, oseased. Continling four hundred nnid ieve..ty-four (474) acres, more or less, mounded by lands of Col. D. D. Fenley and ands formerly of Col. Leitner and others. k large portion of ih land is In virginal >ak anw1 hickory forest. Tamss OF SALR-OnC-thiidl cash, balnnt) n.one and two years Ptrohaser to give oand with personal security and a mortgage X the land, and pay for Ftamps and pa. iera. V. F. FItAZEE, S. R. C. npl 12-xit8 SRERIFF'S SALE. lodfrey Oneale, vs. William Marshall and others, heirs of Jacob N. Onetle, dee'd. N pursuance of an order mado In the Labove stated case, by Wm. M. Nelson, udge of Prabato for Fairfield County, I illi nell, on the first Monday in May next, a front of the Court House, In Winnsboro, rithin the legal hours of ale. All that tract. or parcel of land of which acob N. Onenle, deceased, was seiged and ossessed, sittate in Fairfield Couuty, on he road leading from Monticello to Colum Ila, containing one and seven tenths of an ore, more or loss, and bounded by lands f James K. Rabb and William P. Curry. Terms Cash-Purobasers to pay for titles ad stamps. L. W. DUVALL. 8. F. C. Sheriff's Office, Vinnsboro, April 9, 1870. epl 12-t2xl Est0 ifO' Samuel Stevenson. avid Stevenson and others, vs. John Ste. vfnson admr., and others--Bill for Par. titIon of Land. Y.an order made in the enuse above stated, dated 22 March, 1870, the oredl >rs of the Estato of Samuel Stevenson de ased, are requited to present and ostab. sh their demands agmttist ahid Estato on or Lfore the 1st day of June next, before the lerk of Court as Referee. SAML. D. CLOWNEV. Clcrk's Oflice, Clk, and Referee. Id March, 1879. mar 80--z8 HE POLICY HOLDERS' LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY 29 Broad Street, Ch/arleston S. C, stAro DUr oS rsu' $60,000 ITIil tia Comptroller-Oeneral, will is. V sue the usual forms of ]ifo and .n. uwment Policies. It. Is tho.most liberal Company to the mured in the world. The b'arter guAran es to the policy holder the cah aurrender i/ue of his policy after on annual pay. tent, except only in onae of fraud. It Is the only purely mutual Comitpany in to South. It b o n r1t,111rs. All surplus irotet) ni.ut be dividcd atrong tho assured It is in every respect conservativo, its ivotntmentls are confined by charter to the ost Jolid eeurities, and il is under the tnagement of business men of well known bility and integrity. its Board of Tris., cs coi..prises many of ilie innt prominent en in South Carolina, Georgia and North arulina. Persons wishing any information, will lease communiluie with any of the oflioers. WM. McB3UR(NEY, President, 1B. P. ATLEXANDER Vicee'President and Aolunty. Vice-Ai-ouident In Georgia. H. NYE hUTCIlINSON, Vice-Prtsident In North Carolina. GEO. E. 50008, Seoretitryandl General A gent. april 7-1n* Medical A dviser. NEW GOODS, Just Recejted. SPRIlk) Oa!lcev, 1r, wn and IBlao~'d [omspuns, Salora Jeans, Sugar, Coffee, 'ea, Oalidies, Soap, Birades inoes, Shtovols, roll IRope, Plow Lines, North Carolina hoes. A well Assorted Stock of ookibng Stoves which wIll be sold at lower rices than can be bought In this State. Terrns CASH:. THOMPSON & WOODWARD. aprIl 7 l'IlE CIilPEST STOREY YT! 'CAN IT B31 J(SSIBi1tE V Y~s~ IT 114, . ELDER~ I5 T1E IlfA, 1Y5T thinni, d Ibit t don't think too long, or you mnay mies tlid ohnho. * .adled Hatsi Ar ll a t r5cne ens otisf/# 25 p oealet ~Consisti agin Hardwarq. Groceries, Boots t ~ I I ~ e a D r Q o d o% n r y , N o t i ~ e 194 ty9 nloiu~ eyesy iartilel 'Al he asks 6e" loeasing l$cwhevtudt ThbaS'lV fy4A. e('o the eenibacks, need not call, as his mot8 .isi R 1k ar apT 12 Qnrac No Prices in Acco: dancei, cline of Rold and Cottw, Found at FENNIKENPS. COFFEE Sugazs, 14@17*., bMolasses 60. @$1.00 per bbl., Bacon, 16@19o. per owt. Lard in 1'nddies, 26c., in barrqls, 20c. (re tail), Washing Soap, 10c., Carolina, RiOS, $6.75 per bushel, boat Sugar Cured Hams. 26c. Special inducoments offered on torn'; onll and inquire, D. R. FLENNIKEN. mar 24 Agent for Aubrey & CO. JUST RECEIVED. LOT of Baltimoro Bacon, Sardine., Pickles. (*how Chow, Cheshire Chesas, Coffoe, Sugar, Smoking and Chewing To. bacoo, Begars of all grades. Also a fne lot of Campseon's Extra Family Flour, whieh will be sold at COST. We also keep constantly on hand a On. assortment of Wines, Liquors and Ale, which we offer at greatly reduced prices. A nice lot or mens' Womens' and Chiie drene' Shoes and 0aiters. Call and see. an 27 ODING, STUART 4 00. Just Received, A LOT of fioe Flour In sacks of all sis es. Rice, Lard Bacon, Coffees and Sugars of all grades ALSO Liquors, Wines, Porter, Ale, Brtndy Peaches, Durham Tobaeoo and Cigars of (lie fanot quality, which I will tet lo-wfor Cash, R. J. MoCARLt. Jan 18 IWARDEN SEE . 7 M 3mMS AND C3 m W T I sr'E. AT E. W. OLLEVER'S Fruit and Confectionery Store, meh 10 ADMINISTRIAT JR'S NOTICE, 1,L ersns.having olaims againsi A.1WillamShed. deceased, are request feb 24 Adan'r. Winnsboro Workshops. I AM viow prepared to fill ordere for' new Wag, ens, Carta, Wheelbarrowg, &o. Aliso repairing neatly execnted. Al! kinds Blacksmith work done at my shop. The patronage of the pubie as rspeotfully solioltedl. W, EE DUVA, Jan 20 Two Dirnes and' a Half Pays the Bill at MoIlITYRE & CO'S. 590 L3. ?li.d Candies. 2 Gross of Prize Candy Doxes. 2 " Canned Tomatoes. 2 " '' Corn. 24 Boxes RaIsins, 8 Gross of Pickles. Fresh Ornokcerw, 2 Cases of Bardien. Oranges atid Lemions, He W. DESPORTES, (CGRNER NO, 1.) (iherry Brandy, Blackberry Bra'ndy,~ Glinger B~randf. Port Wine., Sherry Wine. who hfi *1 el lo or CA , The Last sengation tU8 r eye a flesh a ipp, o #io O s livu6 nen 8, baooe hale OkereiCalidles, p yfor dupiliabe of be''i 1eb8-&ni .10NATJTA!IM CLQ1A