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od, industdious 4it oy,one St
o i1 Vea40 write, .s an Spprqa. P
,.p ion totfop P
* tatton--.W. o o~'e .? ,t
Town Ord .
rw!ney. :'
qhool Comm'18o11 a o y
{I2eolie. - ti
In Ah6 Court of Probato-James CC
i C eivej- ,D. -laiokon. til
;. d 0- Jo jyde 1ew doudfery 1ou .
' ~eb the hlf q 64o advertiseomne at
qf1 T'1F. 'Davidsaon &Co. t
? y Goods ! Dry (hoods l L-Of n
ey desr ipaion; foi'dsf atItq14e) -A
i uas rr I3# . . es
Cincinnati Lagar Beer-Il. W.
Desportes.
Petition to Esa18 eieW .i
Clawson, Register. cu
id
Dickson's Book on Farming. us
David Dickson's Great book on le
Farming now out. No 'farmers libra- r
ry complete without it. Bound in
cloth, extra, $4; Sheep, $4 50; Half
Morocco, $5. Orders received at this e
office. Good oauvasaing agents want. a
er1. For terms apply at this office.
Drowned. Is
We learn from Ridgeway, that An. ti<
thony Vanderhorst, a colored man, uj
and living with Colonel H. C. Davis, "'
was accidently drowned in Col. D's wi
pond, about two miles from that place
on Sunday, the 27th instant. su
Large Land Sale.
By 4ferdedboto 5 .:ndveitisomrent B
in another column it will be obberved
that the largest sale of land in Fair
field will take place on the 12th of
next month. The number of aoresiD
to be disposed of, will exceed 45,000.
T
Colored Parade.
The companies of Captains Johnson
and Cooke, paraded the streets again
on Saturday.' We 'would suggest
an improvement in the music. The sil
gallant Colonel Richard Lewis, Oa
Virginia, commander Qf the Post, was
out and in full regalia, in the early
part of the, afternoon, but becoming rr
somewhat indisposed, retired. W
More Militia.
The Marion Star and Adverte#cr no- pt
tices the drilling of the 15th Aiend. al
ments in that County and says: "Dr. in
Scott's pet melish was drilling for the in,
first time last Sattirday night. The M
company is composed of 'fifteenth br
amendments.' We learn thnt they sa
are armed with 'sixteen shooters.'- bi
As far as we could judge, about three th
pair of thick lips answered for fifes, c
and on what they beat time, was more
thpujyo, could telJ. . Jopoethe de
ofetos will d~ilt t wew l,Arewdare tr
inclined to think they will soon be
called to the frontier to fight the In
dians. -...n
fo
Save the Trees.
"Woodsman spare that tree, g
Touch not anollher bow,.
.In youth It sitehered ine,
Andu you must protect it now." ro
Mr. C. Holta, of Chester, writing
to the Reporter, gives sound and sensi- to
ble advice why we should cultivate is,
less land and till the. soil bettor. We ri
think it very applicable to this see- hi
Lion. In it lies the -mystery. Read cc
for yourself: si,
In fdrmer years, before the thun
derbt of ppitis tu~ us, t king
orological phenomena. Experiene at
had taught them that the floodgates fr
1bfre rplloth out broad. F ifto a in
by~ars closei oliserfration and written fu
reoargl, ;bhp estabIIshed :with me
sotde itic .ItoOrtll faots :r-Iat.
That every part of the earth gets
Itraiq LeqAntitygf raj..... he
. rns aorgsa thg e 1Yo rain from
sesa .whaole defag aintaig4Iowingn
~'west--the Blue Mountaitns saqueeze
every drop' out of tliii clouds for their th
own use at home. 8d. Destroy the go
op'rhe n~. h lrk-.b o orad~ a
of the human race-certainly the
4 white man. (ife-this won't bringw
any moreanon mes polite (1) let.
ane re ao). at
11 ~ E~v% 4 ""n&dr di
oe i iat the redort tc4rb
tr oa i 1'b"6 re 189
'thao ihrefetuthoa*' t
thibi4ook ae Iif t 1;4
*handst N4o frie .~~ * - sg
tlI# beterg-thers 1 .te' whol tyeu
tory. It we have ia uana. July and
ugust, in each, four inches of rait
makes no 4ifforonce to the growlo
cps, or national 'prosperity of th
iuth, whether the Devil himself i
resldent of the United States, Tor
line Governor of South Carolina, o
rIegatail money Secretary of State
long as God smiles upon our effort
*4se again. "Fortune never smile
Sthose N don't try to hel
n'i g v
When I was
t 1a ' il noh mor
athin now." Of course it did
pooi who sung that sweet song
Yoodman Spare that Tree," littl
ought what meaning it would has
are hence. Save the forest and ou]
sate well what laud you have clear
1, and regular showers will cow
ok as in dale of yore.
Itis as impossible to have rain any
o conutry denuded of its forest, a
Is to make whiskey without th
llworm. Look at Egypt, Sahara
d upper Peru. The forest Is th
,isturo holding sponge for gradna
aporation.: The blue arch above I
ture's Alymbte. South Easteri
abtralla had fifty years ago 40 inch
Aftida.5 -;Look at Victoria, any
abbArth Town, Van Diem an's Lan
-nor 17 inches of rain. The catti
e perishing, the crops withering, a
Lich so, that the English governmen
now planting out tret.s to save tb
untry from utter ruin. "Pride
leness and fullness of bread" mad
fools. Will poverty learn us
swon of life 1"
o Our Subscribers.
At the annual meeting of the South
u Press Association, held at Savan
b April 26, 1870 the following by
w was adopted :
"SECTION I. From and after Jun,
t, 1870, no member of this Associa
m shall continue a subsoriptioc
on his books, either for daily o
ekly issue, beyond the period fo
sich pre-payment has been made."
In accordance with the above ou
bsoribers will see that we ar
liged 'to enforce the cash system
lls will, therefore, be made out an(
rwarded immediately to all partie
arrears, and those whose subserip
ms are about falling due, and cover
g prepayment up to and includin;
?cember 31, 1870.
mat WhistIe I
While standing at the corner o
etchin, McMaster & Brice's stor<
sterday, we were .tartled by th,
rill sound of a whistle, and seein
great crowd going into A. P. Mil
r's, we joined in and found that it wa
r old friend who was making up
ash fount of Soda Water, and the
istle being the signal for fresh sod+
hands were going In for a cool d rink
ior in his usual good natured styl<
lIed the cork of a Gold Seal bottie
d the printers' hearts were made glai
knowing that they were still re
.mbered. Our thanks are tendere<
r. A. P. Miller for thiskind remem
ance of our craft. We can hieartil,
y to all that Miller understands hi
sincess and no one can be deceive<
at will give him a call.
runimb.
The (Chester Reporter announces th,
ath of Mr. John Millen of that Die
ot. He was in his 67th year.
Judge Carpenter has accepted th<
mnlnation- of the Reform Conventloi
r Governor.
A heavy storm visited Lancaster o1
mnday evening last, accompanie,
th rain, blowing down trees and un
ofiog houses.
A Radical trial juetlee, in Charles
a, who thought that "Republican
n didn't give a colored man th
sht to call a gentleman a liar," use<
s stick freely upon the head of th
lored man who had used the offec
re epithet.
Don Piatt says that the late Rlepul
an party is the deadest dead thin;
eve ground, and if the surviving
ends wish to retain for it any fee'
gs of respect they will hasten it
neral."
The weather continues quite warm
asterday and the day before, th
at was Oppressive.
Business is very dull, and probabi
11 continue without a change unti
it fall.
W. 13.-Johnston, formerly editor c
s Colombia Phinix, died in Chioi
, Illinois, the 25th of last month..
The following tixture Is reconm
inded as "sure .death" to hous
"Half a spoonful of black pepper 'i
wder, one teaspoonful of eream, an
tespoonful of' sugar ; mhz ther
11l together, and plae. them in
om where thre flies are trotiblesome
d they will soon~ disappear..A
espoet nitich to try it.
a of th
ep leian in .rgard to the Jun
?(v onb k. 6adost
ask him to soe a nominion fe
Wae0t~t 6.. "U was as
red4htb hewould 'b.-he unani
betokaole of the COntetI6@ni
"Hereliad tha ha-aania notac
cept a nomination on the same ticket
g with Judge Carpenter. lie regarded
e hin as one of tho most corrupt mten
a who had been in the party, and would
a not be associated with him. Ite said,
r however, that if the Convention saw
, fit to nominate him as a Republican,
' after they had nominated Gov. Soott,
a he might perhaps accept."
P We have considerable doubt as to
the truthfulness of the above; for F.
o Cardoza must well know that he is
I now associated with one of the most
', corrupt set of men in this country.
D We are aut horized to announco Eli
- WARD F. STOKEd, Esq., of tireuvillo, a
- candidate to represent the peole of the t
3 LPourth Congressional District of Soutlt
Carolina in the Congress of the United
I States, at the ensuing election in October. t
3 Principles-UE1UCRA IC. June 14 '
The Blessing of the Age,
3 No more Sick lleadache, no inore Dyspep
sia, no more Indigestion, no more Piles, no
more Chills. no more Liver Lonsplrint, no
1 more Jnundice, no more Pain in the Back,
no more Kidney Disease, no more Costive
ness, no more lheartburn. TJUT1's VEul
I TABLE LIVER PILL is a certain guaran
tee against all these distressing complaints. I
June 23-lw
DR. WA!. H. TUTT'S
SOMPOUNiD EXTiRACT Or
Sarsapartilla and Queen's Delight
Is the acknowledged antidote to all Blood 1
Diseases.
For Diseases produced by the use of Mar
cury, and for Syphilis, with its train of
evils, this Compound is the only sure Anti
dote.
.o the poor creature, enfeebled in mind
and body, by secret practices, whose nerves
- are unstrung, and countenance downcast,
The Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight
3 is a blessing. Try it fairly, and your nerves
will be restored to their wonted vigor, and
your dejected countenauce he made radiint
with the consciousness of IRESTORED 4
r MANHOOD. Being free from violent. uine
ra's it is adapted to general use. The old
and young may use it; the most delicate
female at any time may take it ; the tender
r i.lat, who may have inherited diseases,
will be cured. june 23-2m
3 a
Tha Living Machine,
I Injure the main spring of a watch and
, every portion of the works becomes disor
dered. The huann stomach is to the hu. u
- man system what that elastic piece of met- I
al is to a chronometer. It intluences i a
action of the other organs, and controls, to '1
a certain extent, the whole living machine. e
The comparison may be carried further: e
for as the weakness or other imperfections a
of the main spring in indicated on the face a
of the time-piece, so also is Ithe weekness t
or other disorder of the stomach betrayed e
by the face or an invali 1. The complexion
is sallow or faded, the eyes :e delicient d
in lustre and intelligence, and there is n p
worn, anxious expression in the whole ,
countenance which tell as plainly as writ t
ten words could do, that the great nourish. '
itg organ whose office it is to minister te 0
the wants of the body, and to sustnin and M
renew all its parts, is not performing its t
3 duty. It requires renovating and regula- h
ting, and to accomplish this end llostet l+
ter's Stomach Bitters may be truly said to a
be the one thing needful. The broken i:
main spring of a watch may be replaced by -
a new one, but the stomach can only be re. U
paired and strengthened, and this is one of at
I the objects of the famous veget.tble restora
tive which for eighteen years has been wa. e
g'ng a successful contest withl dyspepsia in e
all climates. As a specific for indigestion c
it stands alono. When the resources of o
- the phtarmaoopmia have beon exhatusted, s
without, at best., doing more thant mi.igat- fi
Sing the complaint, a (curse of this whtole-.
some and palatable, yet powerful, stomacht- I
I i effects a petrfeet and permanment cure. in
all eases of dyspepsia the lIver Is nmore or
less disordered, and upon this important
gland, as well as upon thte stomnch and
bowels, the Bitters act with singular dis
ticnes -egulatting and reinvigorating -
- every secretive and assimtiatmg organ on
which bodily andmental health depend.
June 2-lm
3r
j PAT.mosrZE IoMv Exrr.arnmis.--Mr. P. r
P. Toale, whose advetrtisement appears in
another column, has estanblishted on a firm
3 basis, in Charleston the latrgest and mtost
i complete manufaetory of doors, sashes,
blInds, &o., int the Southern States. Hay
- ing advertised liberally during thte patst
year, Ite has sectured a large custom, ex
tending as far west as Alabama, and he has
- thtus been enabled to put fortht a printed
. price list which defies conapetition. Every
petrson who contemplates building or re
a pairtng should write at once for Mr. Toale's
I pt-lee list.
a The Aborigines Used It,
-The medicital virtues uf Roots, IHerbs I
andl larks which were used 'by the "Medi.
emse men" of the Indian trIbes, and whicht
-long experIence htas proven to be possess
the most efficlent, alterative properties for
the cutre of 8erofula, King's Evil, Ulcers,
Caneorouts and Indolent Tumor, Merourlal
and 8yphiiiulo Affections, Enlargement of
the Bones, Tetter, Ringworm, Doll, Pimples
5 and diseunses resulting from a depraved
state of' the blood, and all females diseases,
are contained in a highly eonceat rated
-form in DR. TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA
a and QUEEN'S DELIOGHT. It is a very
poputlar medicine, and deservedly so.
June 1-w
, ' The attentIon of our readers Is
I called to-day to Lbs adverti-ement in an
other column, heaned Li ppman's Freat, Ger
man Bitters, a preparationtht asbn
used for upward of a hatn hnasghen.
-edI Europe with the greatest, mnecess in the
eure of Dyspepsta or Indigestion, Consti
patIon, Loss of Appetite, Liver Cam plaint.,
-loss of tone in the digestive organs, etc.
The proprietors, Messrs. Jacob Lippman &
Bro., Savannah, Ga., have, at. considerable
out.lay succeeded in obtaining the original
Srecipe for making this delighttful tasting ]
flitters, and pledge their reputtiIon that in
ipreparing In the orlginal sttandarrd shall be
kept tip. Depot in Winneboro, at Ladd
Bros. Drug Store.
Koskoo.--This medicine Is rapIdly gain
" ing'the confidence of the people, and the
6 nyumerous testimonials of its virtues, given I
by. piraeiitionera of' medicine, leaves nto
doubht theat it Is a safe and -reliable t'emedy I
for im~ulys of the blodd, liver disease, &e. I
Theclast JfIeS Journsalceontains an ar. I
It tole from Prot. R. Ii. Newton, Ihi. D)., Presi.
'dent of tihe B fedi-Colhege, elty of New
.Yvtrk, that speake In high terms of Its cur-a.
* tiyejproperties, and gives aS speol.' recoin.]
mand'aln oRKokob to the practitioners' of
idisie Thia-ib, we ballete, the Arac in.
-,staSUs wh esh. medicines have been
ot *ooly eudorsed by the Faoulty of say os
the .edicaleolleges, and refoto great
qredi, uponthe: Akill of Dr. Lawronles, its
compounlder, AbdI ase 'put e"Xoeoo" in
the vau of all otheir mediolnes of the pie.
?aaw.
- i84(0 1870
-e-- -....
rhe Great Family Medioine of the AS
TIlIRTY YEARIS
lave elapsed since the introducti"n of c
'sin Killer to the public, d ye., at t
aresent Iine it is more pol,ular nud cot
nands a larger sale than ever before. I
opulatity is not conllnel to this cou nt
lone ; all over the world its beneticial i
eels in cuIritig the "ills hi.t flesh is he
o," are acknowledged and appr eciated, ai
ii a -Ais KIIi.t:ii its famre is liinit ed to i
ountry, sect nor race. It needs only to l
'rized,
Thirty Years is certainly a long enoui
mae to psrove the elicacy of any mediciu
ntd that the ruts xitu.-sn is t'eserving
1I its propriet ' claim for it, is amp
roved by the nip iralleled popularity
tais attained. It is a sure ani effecti
emely. Sold by all Dr-uggists. Price
ts., 60 et., and $1 per botIe.
Di rel ions accomainny each l,ot !e
June 2--lnm
Town Ordnance,
iliE following Ordnance, entitled an Os
nanco to raise supplies for ihe yn
omuiencing 13 1st of April 1870. and end
nig the 1st of April 1871, and fot other pu
oses, passed t(e 24th dray of June 1870,
ublilhed for the information of all c0t
erned :
I. 1e it enacted and ordained by ti
utend:int and Wardens of the Town
l'innsboro, 8. C., in Council met, that
'ax for the suims anid in the manner hereli
fler mentioned, shall be raised and pal
uto the Treasury of the said Town, for It
so and se-rvico thereof; that is to sa,
ftcen cents ad valorem on every hundri
ollars worth of the value of all real estal
rithiu the corporate limits, to be assestc
s heretofore : three dollars to be paid 1i
very male inuhabitant of said Town, bs
ween the ages of eighteen and fifty year:
a lieu of working upon tho str-rets of sai
'own, and three per cent upon the aniout
f rdi sales at auction,
11. And be it further enacted and ordai
d, that the foregoing Taxes shall be pal
o the Treasurer of the Town Council t
Vinnsboro, on or hetore the first day c
tugust next., and in default of such pay
tent, an execution shall be issued for tI
ollection of the same.
Ill. And be it further enacted and of
pined, that it shall not be lawful for an
eison to represent publicly for gain or ri
aird any play, comedy, tragedy, interlud
r farce, or exhibit wax figures. or aboy
r entertainment of any kindowhatsoevei
ithout first obtaining a license fren th
own Council, which license may be grama
A upon the payment of five dollars for al
shihitions oilier than those under canvas
nid fifty loll:ars for all circus compnities
nil any person violating the provisions t
is ordnance shall he lined fifty dollars fo
ich and every ofTense
IV. And be it further enacted and o1
ained, that it shall not be lawful for an
ersoin to sell intoxicating liquors I
mounts of less then three gallons, or i
ny anount to be drunk wholly or in pat
t the place where sold, anywhere withi
no mile of the Court (louse of said Towi
-ithout first obtaining a license therefoi
roi the Clerk of the Council, which ma
e granted upon the payment of sixty do
irs for what. is known as "Retail License,
nd one hundred and twenty-five for whn
i known as "Tavern License ;" and an
erson violating this provision of this ord
ance shall he fined fifty dollars for eno
d overy offense.
V. And be it furthnr enacted and ordain
:1, that any person hitching a horse or ot.l
r animals to any shade tree within th
rporate limits of the Town of Winnsbor<
r in any way mutilatieg or injuring th
time shall be finced for each and every o1
mso in a sum not, exceeding fite dollars
xe discretion of thle Council.
one in Council this the 26thI day June, J
D, 1870, and the (Corporate seal of the sal
Town aflixed 0. 11, McoMA8'i Eli,
Intendant,
I. N. WiTHlsns, Seo'try and Treas.
june 28
School Commissioner's Notice
Soluo. CoaxtsttstoNr.a's OPrioP,
Winnsboro, 8. C., Juno 27th, 1870.
D EACHJERS of Free Schools In Fairetial
.County, having claims for teachii
ree schools, for the term commencing No
st, 1809, and ending Mlarch 31st 1870), wi
resent their claims to this (llico for aippro
I otuor before the 11th of Juxly, 1870.
School1 Comnmis'r Fairfield County.
june 28-tl xI
NOTICE TO GRAND JURORS
I HE tollowiing named persons are heret
.notified personally to be and appear
he Court of General Sessions and Commi
'lens for the County of Fairfield, to 1
solden at Winansboro' on the 2nd Mondi
n July next to serve as Grand Jurors:
1. E. J. Means.
2. John C. Mackorell.
8. Nathanial Dunbar.
4. J. 0. Johnsont.
5. WV. Rt. Garrison.
6. Sam'l DuBose.
7. LewIs Wardlawr.
8. John Shiarpe.
9. Calvin Gibson.
10 1. W. Wooten.
11 0. I Seier.
12 Thosn.Brown.
18 John Boyd.
14 Win. Aiken.
16 Jerry Martin.
16 P. Jenkins.
17 A. Lyles.
18 Jaa, Beator.
BAM'L. B. CLOWVNEY,
01k, of l'ourt.
llerk's oflloo,
Winnaboro. 8. (1., 24th June, 1870.
June 28-t122
[n the District Court of' thle Un
ted States for the District<
South Carolina.
Ex parte Elisa 8. Ragadais, ex parts Ma
garett Shair, adm'r., ex parte 8. Wolf.
Co., ex parte Sahing Wolfe, In Re Jama
H ardin, Bankrupt--Petitions to establia
Liens.
SLL oreditors having liens agains il
estate of the above nsamed Ban
upt are hereby notified to ostablish t!
amne before mne within twenty-one di;
rm the first publication of this notiee,
me debarred from any benefit in the door<
oxr distributioni to be made in the oat
End that all otheL oreditors, and othxers I
erested, show cause, if any they hp
rhy the proceeds, of the levlable r4a* as
hersonal estate of the Blankrupt should a
>e applie d to entief~ said liens nooordii
o Uth r priority, ~yorder of Court.
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CALL
ANi1 ace the Ladies Pretty Dress Goods
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may 17
A FREiSH( SUPPLY
OF
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'AT
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June 11
Winnsboro Workshops,
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oct 28
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