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THE WAR IN EJff0PE' Latest Advices. LONDON, October I1 .-.The Chi' lege Govornuient declines the guar ante ' t er 9tr pos on all )e a4)hso buildlgg in ~ekin. A note fron the Prussian Govern ment informs the powers that Part threatens to hold out Itpil agryed Must die. P, ussia %ill be unable to feed Paris a single day after the capit Ulation, as there is nothing edible within two days iiarsh of Paris. Nevertheles:,, P.ausi iminst prosecuto the. war. hso hol'ing 1 ower in 1ianos are answOeable for the results. I' is s ated that lbs3maik replied to Lbrd Lyv'us,that while gad to make peace, no 1ruce proposition would be exitertained- for thle momenmt. Los DoN,--October ll.-M-rgpret Waters 1le notorious baby farmer, vas hung to day. She died protest i"gher.. inoepice. 'Ltii6ldi Advis'e the People of Nice and Savoy to di continue agita. tion at present. [t only embarrasses the French struggles against Prussia. TouRs, October I1 -Another body of Prussian pioneers artived. Gam bitta's balloon brought 39,000 lotters. The Pru4sians shoot all Pranc-tireur. era, This is one reason why the tireurers carry the black flag. Th papers announce the death of Frederick Charles. It regttites a large forco to prot pp, prisonore from the indignation of the p npild. ' - * 6:.' Touns, .,Ocloer 12.-General Can brids reporte Iaving gained consider ablo,advmatage, with his couinland over a force of 15,000 Prussians, near Burgere. I;FtoNsCE, October 12.--Lieut. Gen. La Mormora entered Roine. yes. terday, and was reocived with hearty demon.strations of welc,,me by the * peop1le. BEnTIN, O4tober 12, via LONDnN, October 13.-Obstacles to conveyance and Planting Prusi-ru siege guns has Ieeii eo fir overcome that the cn nion . ade before Paris may be nonitarily expectpd.i , i L~tI sb , OdlAberil3 A espatch from a Flaench snuree, jeist received, gives the following : An eng.agement occurred on the inorning of the 10th tiear Barger., between a body o0 Franc tireurs and the Prussians. After a short coifliet, the latter retir ed, with a 106s of thirty kilied and wounded. An engagement occurred at MNattigras, yestorday, bet ween soine Uhlans and huzz irs. No result given. LoNp iN, October 13.-Pru si.L iz now ilegotiatinig with the smaller States of Gormany for a nationol unit3 under Frederick, in place of a federa tionl. The session.s of the North Ger man Parlianent will probaily be re utued befo--a the Ineeting of the Prussian Diet. Parliament will be requited to provide nuns, for war, 1 nd adjnst questions sprin.ing there. from. The election for this body will probably occur on the 19th instant, and for deputies in the Prusiau Diet eight days later. - LonooN, October 13. -Particular. of the battle before Metz, Frid-ly lat have just been reeived. The Fiendh made a sotti in force after the battle, and wece d,.riveni back with treut pnd. ous 10o98% Thd Prussians took, a number of pri~oners. .-Cattle in and.~around Mets are dying by h undrods from rinderpest. TIo~ defeito of' fhe Frenph at Arto. ushian oepu pation of thalf ;qity 'Is hourly expected. Monday last, a Prussian cavalry division wvas d riven by 4,000 Mobiles across the L~oire, ne CWoyiay,. To lager Jost heavily. ed tiha 4 o j rela tions w ith Enigland, in consequence of tho'latter's alleged violation of neu' trality, will give Von B~einstair, the Notth German Emubassador, an in defi nite leaves.o absbdece, leaving orily a Charge do Aifhirs at Lonndon. FLORENCE, October l3.-Kngineers say it will reggisereogssto prepare Rome to serve as Ithe Italian capital. fore, remain,.at Fleroe~ce indetinitely. Bitsss,.pgg er it-The rnder pest is spreadling throughout Belgium. Much alarm exists., .here tunl in Hlol lands agigPrusqita., BnUssEr.,', October 13.-The French pyjseoners haveo been removed from Bie. Ech, f -hi eiyjlouts o sor of Napoleon*e'o~mploby itt fensp i racy. lHe i.'too edgerfor 1is personal safety go roturn to France. -- . ,JJQNDOM4 Ooctober il3.-27ThURuIsIari journals infer' from the faet that the Gerniirls a e~ 'furobasing 'shoogbkirrs, that a winter campaign is eastaan. "The ,now, Frceh!- eoLttof-arms has just. ma de its appearance.; it consiatq of the iDgure of , Liberty, with thA legenid, "to the name of the Fmenob people ;" on tho resorse is a garland of mixed oak and olive, witj a wheat ear in the cent re ; also; the i isor ilpt ion, "lRepahque~ lPrnyn casse a. nocrange a unie et indivisible ;"around .eri phury are thie'words, "Libe c yatoc rratin. nile." -' oUf.E 4OYN Qotebrin a3 -Details of ~ ~ ik eln, the di'stu* frn rdro wpa. Nt de,a ourt of i. torna~do. One inan nisblo~vu intothe floating doteh amid diowubd, another's skull was cre .bed byp fallin -eidibigases ashore. e 'I storm..was very -severe aroundi1he.Southern coasts. It is im possible to get details for several days. LoNDOon, Octob . 18.- soterd1ay, the French a % 4k MI' &e driven out, of OImIane after a iiine honl% dli O0:leahs wa ab adl TrE The Pu sa b took nwards~f lir d Toups, Octthbr 14.-Gawhetta h" issued the following proclamation Iahabitants'of 4Touray I announce td you,- with inexpretsible satisfactioi, th4gthe-h Jnst., the mure tha ev6 hereio-pe of Paris, rowin impatient behind their ramparts, have determined to march forward against the enemy. Here is the bul, letin of their first victory : On th entire zoni around the city the Prus siana have been driven out of all the positions they had been occupying for three weeks towards St. Deni. They have been driven away beyond Stains Pierrefette and Dugny on ie 1East side. Joinville, Cretil, Bhub..igny and the Plateau of Avrnn have been recaptured. They have been forced fromt Lebas, London and St. C!ond and thrown back on Versailles. The enemy know now what a y cople wish who are determined to save their in stitutions and their honor. I invito the provinco.i to do their duty as Paris has done hers Five /a /'aris / Vive la F4r(Ice I Viae' lIt Republiete' LONDON, October 14 -Thore i. violent resistance in all the French channel ports to the shipment of food in any form. All batterieg the Prussiansi attempt. (I to erect against Mont Valerien have been destroyed. The Prussian engineers have been driven from laimont, Meudon and Montretout. Vrilleguif' an-1 Cachen havo buth been recovered by the French on the North. The Priisianjs have been Liven back as far as Deil and BJn neuil. heus -s y I i triig) 0Aalry recon ibissa1o i'dt i r.ow in French hands. Y)o the A4tl of Pario a lively -eannon. dle as been iautajned tqwara Bgn. ',. TheA';ruspi. 'hIi ,ls be driven froin Chatnpigny inre than three miles E ist of Vincenngq. The PCusian cifrcle around Paris is ther e fore 0.<1 anding saily, instead of con. trketin ( ad :6h Fre oh are greatly eneuiaged:. Damonstrations lately occurred in Paris favorable to a radical change in thi Governient. The origin \was iscribed to Florens and Louis Blane. TI'hI inveiment was utterly insi'gnii. cant. LONb'N, Via Blat.i:, October 14 -A despitch states that enurts-nar tial Tin the Pins, n lines make short work of deserters. .Credit, for arming the Gerinan peo pie has been raiscd to $23,000,000. Thecotimander of Toul died at Miuden recently of small-pox. A special despatch from the Hague ays great agitation prevailed upon the discovery that the King was about to declare war with Rissia~ Touns, October 15.-The Franc ireUM attacked the Wurleniburg cat., daly in the forest of Fontaiubleau, and killed many, capturing a large amount of teo.e. Garibaldi is near )azaneon. New Brei aick is bon bai ded constatly and answers vigor .iusly. Vessels arriving here to-day, from Maitinique' report. having passed, on (he 12th September, an Amerioan team frigate disma-ted. LosnoN, October 15.-A dreadful accident occurr-ed at Mitchell's ship. yard. Newcastle-on Tyne, yest erday f ernoon. A large iron vessel uni ished fe'l over, 9Fru.hing a numib6r af workmen. 8.x bodies have recov.. red ; six others are visible, but not acceesible ; twenty were seriously dindaid. Miltary mnoven~ents among both russians and Parisans indicates that a great movement is inmminent. Touas, October 15.-GThere was ,harp fighting, near Orlearns, 3ester day. Nothing official to-day. A Paris letter of Tuesday pays the Prussians are moviDg -'Southerly -the Mobiles following. Troope have been sent in cther directions, as a precautionary measure. Several d1eserters have been sentenced to death. I Burnside has ret urned t o Versailles. ~e is expeeted back to-morrow. It ~d i4bace negotiatigns arep reesing. 'The people of Paris' se etermined to oppose peace based on becsioi of terr-itor'y.g Steel-gune,;to oafrf 9,000 meter, a-e' b6ihg us Ohi. factured. Much importance is a tached' to Prussian inactivity. T he Parisians desire an attack from the krussians. SThe followivig is official .*A recon oissanmce to Iaferto drove, off thme 'russian camp at Sandillon4 liews Items, WVAsunovON, October 14.--The teaussips Washington, which bleared his port to-day, took fire nine milys pelew the city and' *un 'ashore on 'the point of Big Islund. The cargo con hists of about 700 barrels, tarpentine, 00 bales of cotton and a few barrel< f rpj.in. T wo hours since the fire hand btr hrebugh the upper deck, ndteeis no doubt the vesseol will prove a topal loss. One of the city firc complanies, with a stepnier, has een,'dosdatuhdd to the scene, in: thb ope of saving part of -the cargo, ATrLAwrA, GA., October 15.-The orney-stohe of the monument to the 'oaftyde ate dead wale bd tod , h'e emetery, by Orand master m cl Lawrqnce. Among' the arg.~ ap epositeid, was a beautiful J~onftd. rsto flag, presbnted by Miss Su l'io dwardsWi ..The -monument is 'being nilt under the auhpiees of the lad ies f the Memorial Asandlatio'n. Mose~r, Ootobuer. 15.-.Death from ver to-day18.; total to date 87. . -N nw Onr.EA Ns, Ootober 15.-Deaths ond Iikwiir dAd., th./ hM. wor1it ship Rs reported eaiorL A ashwoods, akgpy)tesp.bj-two mi es uth of Oane~ Henr7. Na.ae an known. eA-sistan9e bs gote to hor WILLtA8Psd1tT, PA., October 15. Sherwood, Democrat, defeats Arn strong, Republican, 'in \he the 80 District for Uongress WASHINGTON, Otber 4.-A yer large and impressive sneeting of citi zens was held to-night, at Metzerot Ilall, to pay respoot to*,o memory o Get'eral Lee. ThoQpe teing was pro asided over by W. W. Odreorin, Esq with a number of Vie-Presidentg am Secretarios. A series of resolution were aid'pted, unanimoiy expres sive of the sentiments of the commu nity,uafterwhich addresses were de livered by Jitnsics M. Carlisle, l.q. and Co. W. P. Phillips. General Lee remarked. two 3ear ago, to Genieral Pendleton, that li did not expect to live longer that tw 3 ors more. 'T'he evening he wa taken rick he was unusually beigh unt chueert'ul. The renoto reason.u Genoal L-e's death was the lotng con tinuence of depresiing moral enuse commencing with weighty responsi I-litiles and anxieties during , the las 3 our of the war, and the effect whiel the overthrow of the cause he love( Haid the cuttilitions of the Suth sine hashad upon him. ie bore all witi caln exterior, and devoted himself t t [e duty of the hour, but the fibres o hingret he krt were at liat broken The proximate c.tuse of his death wat mental and plhysical fatigue, inductilt venous congestion of the bruine, whicI gradtually caused cerebral exhaustiot and death, Upon applic-tioj frowu citisens o Charleston, Judgejfoud has appoint ed l0ederali. nnagerd of eleetions if that city-one fi-on cachi political party fr each voting prCeinct. The. appoint ments are nade under th< Aet a inending the natural;zatiions laws Mr. Fuller, the messenger, with th< apnointments leaves to-I~ight. The following sergeiants of th signal oorp- havo been appointed ; J IE Evans, Montgonory, Ala. ; J. R Allen, Augaita Oi,; D. A. Dubile Alit. Despatc hes from nearly every city anid village of the South report pro groess of or prepa rat ion for Lee ob-e (uies. The univeisdity of the sor. row excludes t he expreasiou of it from t.e tcltgrauLic coliumns. Mlarke Re xt. New YonK, Oct. 15.- Evening. Cotton ini dienand ; salesi 5,000 bales uplnds 151; Orleans 16. Gold 131 CJAnrL.-sTON, October 15.-Cottot firm- midilliigs 1.4- ; sales 500 bales receipts 2,066 bale%. Livaaroot,, Oct. 15.-Evening. Cotton firni r ; uplands 81 ; Orlean. r9sales 12,000 bales. Winusboro Cdtton Market. There hast been no straordinary cliang in (lie market during the past week, unies it be that a rew outsiders (not in the rega lir frale) hnve bucked np for a few Iota 01 speculation: all of whomu Seem to lait been intluenced by the hid of the regulaie buayers anid inl most enses advanced V -pickayune" ai secured the sanse. Pricew runninig from 121 to 131. without regard I !rInrsifioation. 'e quote low maiddiin1 (which our Northern advices covers tht best shipment't from this place) at12. Good Ordinary 12 to 12& snd some stajine< fa 19 as5) 114 cents, qnetilt the eand from abroad, which i: ioW prevented by the wair, shall prov, siuflicient ,to 'absorb the receipts, thern Is bait, little hope of better prices foi the fuatutrn. and ns a proor of It. we are nu hiorized ti py Dlan1 pneo of our buyers is he regular'iines is lviilling( to innke con tracts for any reasonable amount (say 501t bales) at New York quotations, less 24 cts Pnrties taking all incidental risks,' ant a b. nlUs of-$6 per bale put up by buyer' ati seller. Mimnstrator's Sale. - UT Lt~be sold on -Monday, the 81st o VTOctober, near J. it. Jiroom's Miii, ot Cedar Creek. commnenehyg at 10 o'clock, al the godds rantohattels of the -'Estate of WV Broom, decensed, obp sistitng In- part ot-M Mules, I Mare and ta t, 18 head of Cattle 48 head of Shieep, mor~ or less, a few Hogs 8 head Gonts, 150O lbs. \Vqol, Corns, Fodde and Cotton 8eed. P'lantatioa" nols, ifouse hold and Kitchain Furniture. ~'erms 0uas. JOlHN FEMb Y, Oct 19-z2 , Administr tor. Iivery an Bal ~STABLE.# A. Fa. GOOD ING, rWIL.L recci' e on or about the 26th in Istant, a lot of Extra. Fine Kentuekj Ilorassand Myules.. They will *be disposet pf at reasoniale pices, .~ The iizens ot Fairfield are respectfulily Invited to call ant 4hamine. Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, and Saddh horses always on hand, to hire on the mosi iberal 4psps- oct 19 las ths -kl~lnown, sfandard, and popu I a remetdy, an Pr &ai ,8otd,'ro idence, Rt. (., bjan-bg te ,pubili .ansl thab thu iii benome.ktw~n fisaA $artt f the woridf and been i'ei ypepeo II natio ..- "se by 1eeo it remains, to daiy, thiat' same good and efillent remedy. Its . *onderfui power -its relievintg thie most sevesre pain has nevet been equadied, and it- h54 earned its world wide ponalarity by Its intriorio merits.;i Ouirative Pgnf[fs ha4 p wide-spread sl or givenvuoi IWs' "atisttaction 'Th ,arious ils foribiolttti Paltm Killer is an nfallibg'eure4 are too -well known to ire quire re -capitulation in tIs advetibenent, La aa external and insternai medicine, the laIn Killer etpnapfljepip4 'birvections em payeAel boettlJ. .Bo~ b'!Im hr'gglit. Pride 25ote4 60 ote'aakt.1.r bottle. A Torpid System. Sometimes without any assignable cause, the physical strength. and antmal spirits give way, and a strange torpor falls alike oIn the bot. And intlelleot. There Is litle or no pain perhaps, but the natural.vigor and elastieity of the nervous anl muitscutlat system aeems to haive departed. and an Iln. qiffierence to the pleasures of life, and even of its grave reisponsibilities. lakes the place of that earnest Interest in both whie char nIterites every Well b 'ngls, ' mind whent inl a haltlhy condition. I his state of lirtal collapse is often the prenonitory symplomas of some serious mtal ady. It itadnat es unmistakably that tie Vital powers are langiaishing and need it etiiulahnt in ptch cnses the effect. of i few dos'es of liosaite tor's 8toaih lit ters is wonda-rfuJy betaeticial. The great Ifo:.ic wakes tap tih y.aaen from its drowse. Th sectionls and the circulation iceave a new impetus. The rel-txc. nerves rcoover lhir elasleity nnder II.- operaions of the spece lie, like tae tlat. keaned strength of a musi V cal inst untent in flat process of tturni,1g. - Lot largy 111nd1 delbility are replaced ly enaer. gy and vigor, the spirias rise. aad lift- a hat almost seemted a birdetn while the season of epression lasted, heenntes once inore en djaynhle. Thlat suc0 a radhical chaige Sbould le. pro'inced hy a reie-ly en'iraly devoal of alae powerfial alkaloids atnd aile. rats so extenasively uised in nodern practice, .mny seemga incredible to those who pill their I-litt oaa the teiclinal elillc-cy of active poisons, itt if thaee uc-kepties will take lae I tr'ouble to enquire of' ithose who have tested tie corrective and naterative virutes ot tie Biters under tle circurataces described. tAey will find the statement to be line. octi Pa-rNosIaN ioHNa 1-4Esunents.-Mr. 11. P. Toale, whose advertisement appeara in aother colun, has establisahed on a firm basis, it Charleson the largest andl aaost complete nanufactory of doors, waishcs. blinds. &c.. in the Sotihbern Staoes. lir. ing ilvertised liberally during the past yenr, le laos secared a largo ctston. ex lending ns far west as Alahaan. aind le hans Ilats been etnbled to ptat ro.rih aa porin'ted price list whith deflet cotmpetition. Every perison who coatentplates wtilding or re pWing shottild write at once for Mr. Toate's price list.. OW- The attention of outr rendues is called to day to athe t ea m enat in nn other colunn, hea.ed .ippmann's Frent Ger mat liitters, a preparnalion that ha.t heen used for tpward of a century in enlighteat el Furope with tie greatest staceass itn the cure of Dly ,perst a or Intidigest ion. Concti piationa, I.,ss of Appetite, Liver Complaint, loss of tonte in the digestive organs, etc. The proprietors. M essrs Jacob Iippmni & Bro., Snvonnath, Ga.. have, at considernble outliay succeedeal in obtaining the oa iginal recipe for making this delightfual tasling 1itiers. and pletige a heir reputation that in preparing in tla original sitanilard shall hl kept np. Depot in Wintsboro, at Ladd Bros. Drug Store. New Advertisements, October,L3.B70. J. & P. COATS' BEST SIX-CORD IS NoW TIl Thread put ui :for the Atnerican market which is S1I OORD 1V ALL NUMIBERS, - From No. 8 to No. 100 inolusive. For Hand and Machine. THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY, SOUTH BETHILEHIE.M, PA. An Industrial and Polytechniic tstitution rOUNnRD BY 1oN. AsA PACKIXR. The course is ofJ Four Yenra, two in the Flrstt and seenna aetans natal t wo itt One of ithe foillowinag Tutchnuical Schools : . Gener a! Literatuare 2, Cwil Engineering: ;8, $e. chanaical Enyainteringy ; d, Ntaiingj tad Jetal. ui; ;8, Analyitical Chaemisry. Thae plaice is aemarkable for its putre air, -good waltr, health and beauty of scenaery. It is but.8 |-.4 haoursa by rail froma New Yoark and 2 1-'2 from Phailadelphija Thao fine buihldinags anal liberal arrange-atents for in struactiton commeand~ It, to p)aret'ct nnd stti dents. Apply to thte P'resident.. Stuadcnts admit ted at anay time. Setting Machines,-Agents Wanted, Salary 52t0,000r per year. Clretar anad am~aples of woak free. Address Chrysfal So.wing Miachinte Co, Boston, Mass. It A DAY FOR A LL.-dtenoed Tooi I1 samoplaes mailed free, A. J. Ful hima, 645 Dread way, N. Y. Prizes cashed and ifrinfuish ed biyG0E011E UIPHA M, Providenrte, U. 1. o0 CENTS TO $? PER EVENING AT HO0ME, We are prepared -to furnisha profitable -employmecnt to-Men, and Wotnen at their homes. One person in each looqlity btroutghaot, the Unitedl Stales, can engiage -n this btusiness at. groat wages. We tson,i, free. full par~iculars and a valuable saunple, _which wilt do to commence work on. Any oerson seeinag.tis. notice, who want s pro. .fitable, permanent. work, should send itat hecir address, wi ilahout, delay. E. C. ALLEN & CO, Augusta; Malie. AV~lD) QU~ \Q..- viotimn of early in aiscretion, en ifng ne'voaas debiliay. pre mattutri deoany, &o., having tried in vaia every ,advertia'ed remedy, has. a simple means of self-c ulture, whIch Ite will sendi freq to las fellow suafferecrs. Address J. H. 'uttle, '78 Nassau st., New York. oot 19 ITil a (nl supply of Fail and Winater -a Good e, onsisting of Latdiesa' l.ressa Gootds, Arab. Cloaks, Shtawle, Boulevards tnd Millinery of every descr'Ipaioan of thte latest style, heo wishes to cnll special atten. .ion to bala Genits' Itspady arade. %lothing, Boata, Sdds' of aill kinds, whtibh can tnoa be e lied for olaenpaes sad quanlity. Alwa~ on hand a tital supply of Family Gtredre: Plone, Bacoon, Lard, Cheest-, FipdhA.& o ljrd wsre1, eTn 'Ware, H ollos Ware, Woodfen Ware, (ia ockery1 Looking asaec/,Bedsteads,, Htreias, Was h-tanti, ales, ChntIrs, Chtamber Sets, Clothes WasersnedWringeors, House Wife's Ass Al -aaksisacall, anti e Aine hi stook ,,.efoyo, beyiag, tas he~ais derdrtgl9.-d niat to hao nuder sold. Terms strictly Cah oat 11 F, PA it RIIVAlTNTRiANS ENtT BOARyI~G HOUSE, IL B. MoNElMstQw WINN8BORO 8. 0. 100 yards Nact 'of Iassenager -Depot. 0 gr' )(~ AlMtP~so, iaaoss.) -* anefllA.1w W B have received from New York lately. a large stock of GrocerIes, &c., corn. sl'ting of-Sugars, Coffees, Mackerel, Mo. lasses, Candles, Hoda. Cheome, 8-ap, Teas, Candy, Pickles, Churns, Buckets, Cakes, Soda Biscuit, Nutmeg Cloves. Alepice, Cin. namon, Giuger, Etlickpepper, and lot of ntinned goois, Hardware, rinware, Powde; Shot and Lead, Crockery and Glassware, benalher, Flour all grades, chewing and smnokinit Tibacco, and Segiars. Men's, boys, and olihiren's Boots and Shoes. Also a well selected stock of Iteady. ail-)e Clothiiig. Dry Goods, and niany odler articles, too numerous to mention. Call and see for yourselves. We are of'ering our goods low for citeh not 18 ~ MINTYRE & ro. YOU owe me a little accounlt lat has been . a long linme stanidiig-Ilease call and liny it, as I must have mtioney JNQ. P. MATTliEWS Jr. act 18 t2hi To Those Indebted. ''HOSK Indebe-d to the firm of McIntyre & Sn.. nre earneltly requested to come forward and settle tp, we neel what is due ad are necessarily compelled I-, have It. Oct 18 McINTYRS & CO. Aromatic Stomach Bitters LOT of Aromatic Feiledamu Sohnapps, ( a certain cure fo Chill . 'rry a bottle, a you will not regrot it. E'all at oct- 18 11. W. DESPORTES. LOT of Pure Candy, just recieved e land fcr sale by .7 oct 13 It. W. DESPORTHS. 0 w r. J. O. iMobley. ' AND al WIN NS110R), 8. C. IResidence wilh Capt. 1. N. Withers.] oet 12-x2t2 s REEDEIE& DAVIS, C~ctto:n.~ .Fa~otO2o w AND General Commission Merchants, Adyer's W'harf, Charlesion, S. C. OSWtitI, nEaIEtt. ZtUMNtNAN DAVIS. oct 156-m W ELEGANT a Is CK In flilluges ScTe1ii Piald, Calicoes, Ribbons, At Trimmrings, el Shawls, gi Clonks, Linlseys, Cassimneres, jeans, Longeloths, Linens, Drugs~l, A Meicin8, ndC Rlbbotne, KETC IN, M gAR& RC c the ttenion f th pu ltongthsne :tookof Gods o whth theabit fom a part-olhtg (4 UICEg lo fSgrCre as mk ed nd ie Bat aco ae houlers,. No. atte nd 8 Me rli kt , -e1 e quar f ters oaf anwhihteot or p rt onratesaif ction FamiCE lot of ear Curedlm, Siokn kegs, half barrels a and caddies, Eatra 3nov' Flake Flour, in barrel., N. ,4. Flour, in *sacks, Powdered, Crushed, A, sx-C, C, Demnarara atd lBrown Sugar, Java, Laguayra and Ilio Coffee. New Orleans, lHoney, Golden and Common Syrsp andl Moleedes, Chsoice dread Corn, Meal and Jiomipy, ground weekly at' Cathbait's Mall, Assorted * NaIls, Ihorse an4.Nele Shoes and . Nalls, White Seed Oats, by ot Io D. it. FLENNIKEN. Noctor Whiskey. - i~'NE OLD FA MILY NECTOII ant i lyo 1 WI.K EY S "the pureat and bees Ht mar et." Also, a full stock of Blectitled Whise.' cys, of all graides, always on hand and for de aile by Ii. W. DESPORLTE5, of TO CONTRACTORS. 1)110POSAL,8 row the rebunilding of Ash-. r - eys& Drown's IBridges over LaIttle fo Iiver, will be received op to tihe 1st of Sep-.T ember next. The former fobs built by the sountilea of Richlanud and. Fairfeh.l, The iridges mnetit lbe substantial struot ures wi lb ~land-ltilings, and without Coyere. C~on r actora wi I ha requtred to warrant the Bsridges for twelve monthe Esttnimas foir ihe L'ridges must be matde out dieparately By order Bioard ''ount y ometsids14##' L. N. WITh ER8, (Chafrmtan. au lI-tt D - : fl3sLso,. dth O6tober, 1870., T UE Coug r *ylintion will met nmy offo on ae edst Monds ft Ngyember~ Dppt, for the par e fje slig the renI e y~~~$ eft tA;; ounty. '1ersons who ~ -e ~eipv rieved by the Ausessment made, are oti. d to ttend 4ryiuagep before .Boad.. 8TBig RT oct 6.44:4 Co!aai7i~ :I LAGER, LAGE112 LAGER, Just Received, Irtei . amc. Vco1, AT E. W. Ollever & Co's, oct 11 Land for Sale. WilL sell, by consent of all parties in terested. the tract of land itn Pairnleld ounty, belonging to the estre or John A. lartin, on the firdt Monday in November, Winnsboro. The said tract contnips about One Thoui Ind Atres, lying ot: Litto River. live niles om Alston depot, on the G. & '. Railroad. lie chnracter of A lie soil varies, bilt. is genl. rally well adapted to cotton. Ihoro are I or 80 acrei of bottoms on the place, il , which hts been under cultivation, but io DIV partially abandoned for want of ditch. ir. The place is woll aipplied with water, free wells, numerous springs, brnilhtele. id two creeks running through the finrn id the river forming tihe boundary for er a mil. The improvements aro not Doud except houses f3r laborers, tie dwel. ng and gin louse having been iurnt. Any one desiring to Lee iho place nan do I by calling on Mr. U. W. Gibson, at the lace. Terms of satl will te one-third onsh, the flianco on a credit ot one and two yonrs, 1it a Mortgage of the place. JOHN . MARTIN, oct 4.Id Adnme. EXECUTOW8 A LE. )Y virtue of authority nonferred upon us ) by the will 0f David Milling, deceamsed, e will oll'er for sile to the highest hidder publio nuction, berore t he Court I louse, Uinnsboro, on the 1st Molay in No. mbor next, the two followiing tracts ot nd belonging tw tile Estnie of the decens. I, to-wit : the Jnokon Creek Place, con. ining four hundred nmd twenty-ihre tres more or less, sit unte in F'aih fielI t'out, , and bounded by lands or J. m. leinon, , hintinge, Estate of Thos. Stitt, dvt-'. 0- others ; also the Bluckliend Place, con ining nine hundred neres more or- he' , l unto in Fairfield County, ind boiunded by nds of Moses Clowney, Mrs It. .. Cole. an, J. C. Feaster, Esthies of .J. Hi. Me:-ns, ie'd., of John Brice, dee'd., and others,. lie latter place will he divided into two net@ each conlAining Ibout Cour1 hundred id fift.y act es which will be sold separato ; one of anid traots being known as the ndrew Yongue Place, and the other ea the narter Place. On the Andrew Yonguc lace there is a gin house and screw. 'I ins:--Oue-third cash ; for the bill ice a credit of nis nam , %;- * % * . ll.p - lasers to give L d .au-014 t. Ir d ..y . V , ige of the prem itiAs nid to pt my rm til scessary papers and revenue a nmps. WM. A. MILLIN0, Ti08. i MILLING, Got 11-tzlwtd Exou-tors. Just Retceived. /HIOICE lot No. 1 Sugar Cured Itanms, ualk and Dry 8elt Blacen and RhneiderR, rushed, A, ex C. C and litown Suagar-, o. I Government Java. Laguayra and Rio affee, Lard in lhalf and quarter barr-els, y retail, anml 3, t. 7 and 10 poutnd caddies. o.,1I Family filour, lin sgnks, imNew Crop.' arolina Rico, ebolce Gun Powder andl fly e a' 4 .Bhagk Tea. Lirown's Cyparess' antd ninted W~aa Tuba, Birass floundl andi ainted Buoketq, by D. Rt. FLENN IKEN. sept 18 ,Auoticn~ Sale. AT the re,,i'donee of-Mrs.- E.i Mc~Iaster on Friday, 14th October, will be sold sasteads,. ,Beddiog, ' Tables, Washetands, td other Hlonseholfi and Kitchen Furni ro. Terms Cash. oct 6-x2tk'ies 11 itmuri 1$______ 5,UR1WfP SEED. Bied Top, Flat Dutclj. . Yellow Aberdiean, Large White Norfolk, , Large White Globo.. Fresh and genuine, wholesale and retatil. KTCRIN, McMAIST$R & IlRICE \uly 9 Lttd Sale. iY constint of bte Legal lcira nnd Rlepre. sent atives of fhn late Minor Obriddent ceased, I will soll a4 public saie, In front' the Court Hlousein W Innsboro, on te lat ndatay in Noyember, at 11 o'clock1 A. M., a tetof land, contaimaing 220i acres, situat e the waters of' Little Wateree Creek, ad niog lends of T. P. Cason and others. rse of sale CA 811. .T. T. 0LADDEN, ELIZA POWE[,L oct,7-$xS Administtrnfors County Commissioner's Offiee, FAtarFIELT, 4th Odtober 1870. MHIE ('ounty Coiunlssioners for Famirf1ld L t'ounty wll meet in tlielrm office ini the ut't Rloese of Asid 'ounty on the firsi eeday of Novembet fuest. All l p5)toen ving bills againt tdte.Oounty sre'tfotleid depqit the sanwe with the Clerk of tha' >Stdon orb before the Airst day of Novena r u$5I,.and In defathlt lhereof such hills 11 not be audit~d at said asontial meetipg, J7. 8. STE1WA1lT Clerk of Board Co. Corn. COt.Y 4$4 ~ ~ J. *CQUNTRY 7LO91i, tat Tio ngeosg i 1870. SPLENDID) STOOK FALL AND WINTER RECEIVING THIS WEEK. Wo always keep o:le of the largest Stocks of l)ry Good lIlnts, S1oes and Clolbing, in the rlace, and ,don't moan to be undersold by any ono. LA IM BRO8, & CO. Sept 21 Iert: MSnIIIn 1811. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIU NER 2U2 iillimo-e St., Baltimore, 1ltave the LA IMO1sT8 AN 1) BEST ASSOltTED STOCk In 1he oity ot SenIoo. M:n a, uInd I, and DrNTArt, C L. A 5S 1. (A 1, ald MIse1:I.Asous An intuenqe sipply of' Gteieral, Blnk and CountIling Ilonse 11nnk IlooIk mnde to order in any style if minding aiti lRuling The sm aierfuil Atletiit given to is to Peeol PIachuies. /X. /0N IGl'iS .i/, 11.l. YS. Send lfor1 Calnlogues, &c. aopt 21--in S. WOLrE. AVING l: ! I returned from Now York, cal Is u pon his Ifl i(i. 1111amt t1bo elf i-agu >l[ ito ield to ex.minile hilt Stuck Ieforo tunking their I urchtI . I is stock is large, e;oannt And varied, Ind %kill be ireved at slich pricelt nil to en. lure Piale, ua1il full I [iA i t In culit inerm. T Ith Ierme perois aboti to make up thei F4ilm iply And purchase fur cash, I woul(1 'a give me1 ni riail. you will onco mo1r0 ho uIlVincedi, Ili 111At Wolfe', you Will get. th11 best goods anti le prenest vuahc for your lone,y. Our stook 1. lisual contsrs' or Dry Goods and iVaicy Siple, Clothing it great variey, Iools t14 8he(,sm And I als, GQilta 1llililing Goods, Ladies Cloaks and Shawls, Illutiaknis and I'iece Goodi. Call ail n briig ib C.1S/a. the New ltore, juxtl north of \lueully's grocery Eloro. A few 1 ply 5~ and Ii inch Ituibber hell. ug a' manufac~t'turi~era rsn 8. S. WVOLF E. &T COST FOR CASHs Ex1 hlavo delermhined to 3ell our~ entire stook 01ut a, Cost for' Cash. We have the largest slook of Dry Goods, Re~ady IMade Clotliing, .Blankets, Boots, Sh8loes, - Notions, vor' offeTa inl this hnarket. Now isLlIth mie to Duoy Bnrlgatins. gomeS sobn nd 1tcen, aktld see bargaIn. //IO/! and 1i1lkM B. F. DAVIJIS1N & 00'S. oct8'* NEW GOQDSI . oP RVIIRY Dtt80RIt'TION N o w OJJ D 3T AT TiIK UToBM oV Thompsoni, Woodward & Law. IT TS OURt 1NTENTION TO KEE~P CON. Ilantly on hand suo't a slook of Dry Goods and Notions, Boots and Shoos, * Hats, Olothinug, Shelf Hardware, Saddles, ~rookery atid Glassware, Wo tuenware, Bridles, - . ' Saddles, Upper Leathise as will enable us at all tithos to sulpply the qst# of the0 pipe at the loweIn wat'W Wleen, 05YoU T2AMS P111N! A48N 7 *! sept.27 fl OW 0dMO 0*a00 sihq~ee es u a mhiy 81 'JtTR&Q