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.' Lots of fine fresh Oranges at A. P. MILLER'5. New Advertseaucents. Oranges I Oranges ! -R. J. Mo. Carley's. Masonio miceting next Thursday night. Notico-McIntyre & Co. See the advertizemonts of Metssri. Ketchin, MeMaster & Brice. George A. Bowman, Agent, 237 King Street, Charleston, 8. C., dealer inl Carpeting, Oil Cluthj, Mtting, Rugg, Door Mdt, &e. IHN keops a tfirt-t olass store. Those wishing any. thing in hiiline ahould send him an order. Olr- M r. J alei 'T'. Jemi oil will please r'ceive our thaiiks for a moss of fine sweet potatoes. Whvn't they Said. Many of our plinaters h:tve taken a soletull oath that they wouid rather let their fields grow up in weeds, than to allow the pre.<ont la bor to wor k th'U, and vote against the interest of the White muan. Wo fl:ar this is all bo.sh. Smith ,wore that he wanted white labor, r.1d so did Jonas, andt so id Brown, and to-day, each or.o of' themt are'running after every negro they -oan find to wirk their lands next year. W. It S 1)81d be, Done. ''e ai: d Ag icultural Socie y sh(nh! efl. a pre niuma next year of it, i s t :tn -2 for the largettl y.iel( of colfOt. cor', peas an.) other % 'lu erols, on not lta than oneu.. drod acres of land, raised entirely oy white 1-1.r in " i rtitld. If they would oiler the a''. --e pri itum j er - sps it would ,id -ece '.-ne of our planters to secure immigrants. We would be glad to hlear fronm settie of our agriutIlt-iial friends on this ..,ul. ject. 'T'he 11118l caolkia. Is an organ of o ur State Agricultu ral Societies. Every member thould have a cop), Prie *z2 a year. Tlie Rural C.(rolini-n and IleA.D $4 75 a yoar. Subscription.i taken at thi, efiic. Call arod -give ti your names. 0 Large fresh Lemons, for sale at A. P. MILLER'S. oDe.-h of.Ms .W eihn We regret execedingly to chroni. 1 ele the death of Mrs. W.. W. Ketchin. She departed this iife, yesterday, I ( Monday) morning, after an illnees of a numbet of weeks. To the bereaved I we extent) outr heartfelt s3 mpatlhy. 0 4- Aliponds, Cakes, Nuts aud 'Candies, at A. P. MILLER'S. C'otton aIi Llibot lin theSouth. The New Orleans Times of Noven ber 16th, says: that a very experi enced cotton factor recntly from the adjacent cotton seotion, reports the amount of cotton produced this season as beyond all precedent. lie thinks that hardly a planter in the Mississip. pi Valley hras raise~d less than teni bales to the hand, but doubts if more than half the product will be saved. This is the general opinion. The roducod rates have had a large influ ence to discourage picking. The re ticipts in this city began to gain upon those of last year, which are now but 18,000 ahead. IEight or ten days ago they were 30,000 ahead. 'l'ho lack of labor on thae levee is a great draw back upon the transportation. Evei $60 per mtonthi will not commiand deck hands for our ateamaboats, and half the cotton and sugar blow ready for shipment cannot he brought to the city for the want of labor to load the ateambloats. This, too, when there are thorusands of idle deogroes hanging about ouri stuburbs and levee, the preseinco of whom drives off white laborers. 04.Cocoa Nuts, English WValnuts and Brazil Nuts, all fresh and good at A. P. MILLER'S. JButle's~ Opa uIon of Confe'de. B iTON, N ev. 2d.---A moing his~ Iemp tations to a er, Gena. tu'lher 5a1s: "I cannot but recall the trumh that our southern brethren, many of the best avid bra vest amlong themi, ' ho fougbt against the Gloverntment with a vi attempt 10 ridl thoamr~elv'es of the gto. . rous memory of its history, are impa. tiently longing to flght once more un de'r the starry folds of the old flag. Give the privilege to the brave sons of the South to defend their countr3 again in a foreign war, andu especially one with Great 1laitain, not loved by thoem any more than by us; and it would be ing us all togetbe. again uniting us, with one flag, one country and one destiny. Insonsuch is this ieunlin the hope-of the -patriot, that one fools a~most to doubt whether to to achitive it would not be worth all the-lvs9.of ablood and treasure in such a war " H is southern brethren, indeed. IeJ thinks we have forgotten the fate of John Mumford, whom Butler hanged .for cutting down tho same' Bag he -want's us to Bght under- Heo think we have forgotten the trials of Mayor Monroe, of Now Orleans, whom he incarcerated in a military dungeon. le thivksa we have forgotten the in sults offered to the virtuous women of Now Orleans by himself. Ile thike we have forgotten the robberies nud murdera that he has committed in the South. In Case Russia and Englan'd get into a war, and tAe United States assists Russia, Butler wants a con mand of his southerts 6rethrn. Ho canl get it no doubt, but we would say to him that their skins are is black as his villainous heart : they are his brethren, if he has any in the South. lie wants the old rebels to steal epoons, rob batrk, insult vir tuous womet0 &c., to satismfy his gree dy lusta, He wants us to replenish the silverware stolen from the South by himself and presented to Ames, his son-in-law. No, General, we would rather not, we have no country and no flag to fight for. (46od P'Aste. Good paste may be made by di' solving an ounce of alum in U quart of water. When cold, add as much iour as will mako it of the consistency >f cream ; then stir irto it half a tea ;poonful of powdered rosin and two or brec cloves. Boil it down, stirring k1l the time. It will keep fbr twelve isouiths, and when dry nay be soften. id with water. O- Everything nice in the way of Jasdics at, A. P. MILLER'S. De'ath Of 'Major Geosge ni Hun. ter. Our Distriot will be pained to learn )f the death of this gentleman, who lied after o sbort jilness at his resi. lence near Ridgeway, on Thuroday ast. Those who, knew him intimate. y, will appreciate the loss our oom. nunity has sustained ; and will ton ler their sincere sympathy to the be -eaved. D~ruumbs. The young men of Marion intend to IAVC a Tomrament on the 20th day of December ntext. The Golaonda sailed from Balti nore last week for Liberia, with one iundred and ninety-two colored peo >le from North Carolina. .,There will be fifty-three Sundays in ,he year 1871-the year beginning md ending on Sunday. It ought to ie a good year a 'dhappy one. The New Orleans Commercial Bul etin urges the plantera to insist upon -eceiving gold, not specie, in exchange or cotton. To.day is Thanksgiving day. All hould obser&II A correspondent of the Southern amltivatvor impiates rust to the exogesive noisture in the soll, as he 4aas never criown it to occur on wheat on side uills or on that grown on clay lands 'which were urnderdrained. It is ob erved that wheat, bordered by a for mst on the soethi side of a fleid, antd hus measurably eteluded from the -ays of the sun, shows a strip of rusted wheat, while that on the north side of he same Beld Is exempt from it. rhe State Election. The latest returns fioet the board >f canvassers, do not give the fall re urns of the election in this State. Itis eertalrt, however, that Gov. Boott has been re eleoted Governor, )y at 34,000 votes. * ' The Reformers have in the next [begislature, eleuted holding from last rear, from tire following TDistricts : An derson-Repreuentatives 4, 8en. ators 1. Chesterfield -z-Represente~tives. 2, Senatora - Greenvilln.-Rlepresentntives 2s Horry---Representatives 2, Senae ~ora 1. Leoxington ---Rpresentativos 2. .Marion- Representatives 4, Sens brs 1. Ooonee---Recpresuntativ'es 2, Sena bors I1 Pickens-Representatives 1, S9ena Spartanburg----Rpresentatives 2, Benator I. This gives the Reformers 22 moen be s of the Hlouse and 7 Senators. A lotter fromt Brussels, just reoeiv 3d in New Y'ok, from a source which iught to be well-lnfor med, states that the ex-Emnperor is quietly nmaking his preparationsa fqr another visit to Amieries, antloipating that with the fall of Paris, a peace will be effected without reference to the restoration, of the emnpIr. The Demoeratie gains, In Illinois, says the Chioago Times, anmotrnt to over 41,00aThe Democrats have a majority of Atq or six in the flouse of Representatives. . The Times further sa'ys that the dision of parties ill be subb as difmost 'certainly to finsnrb the .electin e Jue .LWrnn te GOOD Sqi FAn AS IT GOEs.-UeUer al Grunt says, "what tie peopil we 'it is the pyytpent of the public debt., the reduetiona of expenditu'es) reduc. tioni oftates and an econonical ad tinistatioti of the government." It would be a wonder it they did not, Hit we hardly think, as it is asseted the President does, that this platform alone will carry the republican can didate into the lreAsidency inl 1872. It is very good co far uis it ge,4 But. it does not go (nr cant-'4igh. Nlomc thing else ii wantted to rally the re publieian hosts and eauise~ them to concentrate their forces. InIlest I bae new element, be inafused inl the pma rt its feturi to i heaalth lii e alkit ion is hopelets and its final di-s.>luiatn only a (u1estiona of * m.- Yew York Herald. Aunoa As.--'ll b deep red C1lor of therecet Aurora, rcoading to a acientitle corl-osponlent .f the Toroato U lobe, is due to the passago of t ao polar light. through a strataam of min. tly, dividedl meteorio art tfer. A aimilar rei. color is ob.eavel when rays of sualight pass I hr ' cgh iu a' t mosphere charged with sn oke. The eC rroaondeut a!so States that. le ex poed a gluss slide on an eleviatod po. sition, and that rotne of tiae meteoric matter was deposited oa it. in th sha'e of hundreds of small hidie., u- iforma in size and appearanice, and easily distinguisdhed from duast atd other objects found in tire atmosphe! -re. These bodior wero spherical anad about one live-thoustantih part of tal inola in diamet er. DEaVacavraT Vic-'Aav IN A i a 1 . -he Siate at Alabauama has at.doul-t e'ly gono Demourati. by a hm.m!; majority. At titis. writir ' w :v, heard fron about halt' the -.a e, :n.d our gaiins tipon the vote of sf8;., arfter wipiaag ait. Grant's maj.)ity, leave us two thous:.tal al,( ad. T'e luinel; counatieshave all been heard fro)a,:'d the Radica lwt.siem Msmu up a11 hu far abo'at fiVP tahousaaatuld Oia tlut voto 01 1868. The emaalianing e .uatie to ba' heard from areill whitulanl wil! giv. large Damae.a gains The l)ea.o eratic aaajority will -ot f. far sliort Iaf eight, tholad.t id - MIagncry Mail. CnINEs: W A t PA'A t.t't IoN.---Th e Chinaea.e evidotliy intond to ah flight if attacked by any Europian Power on accoutat, ol' th a ta sare ol' Freneh nissrionaries ia Tlintisina. O the20th of August they had1 laced 8,000 troops vithin a day's march oi that eit-y, and posit.ively reCfused to surrender the thre.e ain:darins whi were in oflioe wh lt hea salj ught took place. .lMunitions of wr rw %r. being shipped from Shat,ghiai to the North in great qutantities, and the Tuika forts had been arme3d na pro. visioned. Moreover, throagh the in aution of the British naval torce, the Chinese had been allowel to cui.. the mlouth of the aiver icaditag ta Tientsin and rekin. * FoPNEY.-The Courier-JeurviI hav. ing heard sornewhere that tie t editoa If the Wa,hingtoa Chronicle aay Iot succeed Crewell, says "4Wo are glad to see it contradiet d that Forney' is to be anaadel Po-t. rnanter Geneoral. Thaere tare thouaaa of people abo would irate to see von able letters of' theirs pass through ni., bands." The Kenatueky Radic-r a' anrgra with d reassui: up naegros womeana as~ii mr. and voting~ threma at the late elaction. Winashoro Cotton Market. For the past week sales hiave been 0ni bales, prices opening at orar last report at 13t, imuproving durwing the week to 1.I) anad 143, closring ars we go to pre'ss, at 13) a. 14 cents. market intlatenced altogether by foreign reportas. Yesaerdaay sales rencahed near'l 10(0 bales. Pr'ies leg 'o l:3. SThe arteniin of our renrdersq is s'ilel to ay to lt, 'adlaeri ceen in, an silhor coluahin, heaa.ed Lihpant's Frena tae rana11 Uiters, a reparnaiion tha a been'tai ai ad hut. upward of a cenit ary ini enlighatona e-i I(Curope wih althle greatest sauccesst ina thea. inre of D~yspepsan or Indaigestiona, Con'.ti IQ9%,j.gPof -1p~i4 1.iver Coipai-anI. k a 6fb ton 4 itt thei digarti n' rganst, etc l'hi proprietor.31ie.'are. Jaacob .Lipam-,n "a ta la y enecended in otaininag Itie origia rea'pe for nmaki ng thIais dlelighat fia tat'ny liiiterra. nnd pledge~ their repiutaaion that in pt pay~ing i the original sandrt~ard4 illh kepat rap. Depot in Winnarboro, a( fad iBa a. Drug St ore. ' RoP.* 1840 1870 &:dn is Niipptoted imi he lhe Ioi of aS na m. rints, as inaevitablle as derath Ii 11t taid Iiai'-o at- any time to come'ripen us. Thaere. fore it is Import int that remnearl agenia shoaald he at handl to he us aed ona nn enter. gem' 'y. friach iae siamnal principal lodlged in the syrafea'ial adeveilope iitself, tamLb- .eel hae taernaoirnaing ngonaaar of paira. or the de. pie sing inflatuece ad ahaeare. suchl f aey m . isl ngeant ex istis in Ih Pa laina fll er, whiase fame has matdo the circIit of' liar glo e Aroid the etertnn1 lees of' lt h , polrar r pons or benaerth theo intoleralo anad bturaing ato of thre iroplcs, its Yirlrues ia km wn atnd approeeaaed. Under all lali turdesa from one eirtaeme to the other, af ferling huaninty~ bna founda relief fromir alas ay of its Ills by its use. The wide ad broadl Area over which this medicine has api cad, at test Its valuer anal potetncy. Faaor1 hi1 haway, solely by its virtues. 'uchunp ampled succe ag and popuala rity has brodg1 t/others intlohe field, Who havo attempted, uinder similarity o! hnameq , to be -rp the confidence of thie peopleand idr it o their own selahness atad <lishonesty, bit their efforts have proved fruaitless, while the Paln Xillet Is still growing in grow~pg favo.. C - now 1-m' Ayet's Aeician Altnanie. for II new year. has arrltayed tQr delivery .ri by Ket hin, aleNIistr & IIrice. to .1al law o call for it. T1 41i liti leti an n i has ite largest circuaition of n a Look in the world, made by th11 fact t tat it furni ishes file btlet medi C11l advice which is avilaillo to tihe people. --etalbles them (o deteril ane WIIat their G0otop'hain 111 tare ntiid hoY' to ettiC I herm. It Coutins thle -tart lng ainetminee tit of tile Coniflagat ion of n wrld, or I lt cobikstich of one olit he silta- in the l l Itirnen v .-ith all It e t alu denit planiels. naov 2- o o I'. T ele . whce advet -eenit appear. ill anoth Ilr co i . ha eI bis e on) a firno bass, inl 1:bari-, Imo 1 -11.4 and mo1wt tri~ et n a cott -iir v of' dleu ' . "ehe. I Inds, .\'..,tn the sIiur.:-o y;are "V lav ''j 'iveri.e ! '' e~l '* -.g Iepas h .3('41 hIt e t la.g en-aa eirt . '.t - 0'i,.1tt, a1 CI' wae. It AlIa1-ia . anil ite h -i eat enlablId to et .i1t an printed i whicb don cv~rlin E ry '.. <-.a w :o ..mp .-t (. 1u,'Ii t - r r-. iringi. "1h fld % I i rt t. e u .u l t. q.aIa''t..'' pr..e !ist. OR ANG ES 01ANGES I Tho Finest in Market. At1 0a, A FIN.i LOT or LEMONS, AT R.) J. .McPCAIL RY'S. itOv 29 51 0. I I tdl'l , 'l'liil of Winnlsberoi Lodge.. No 11, .\. \ . M .V1 w m ! e I beh ll TinI v . \la eo iing, lh-ee:ne' ir 1,--.! 7 4c lck. l'a'-lare't will takea 'ii' ,' ic c eai gtov, a \aci. ' Ia,'et ei igH . y at cii 1 ih :. hos acco dinly. By I li.t , Se' Fonr AA.1 rr 4.' f WIL C X, G . & JN. P.M THE S r a "., W" - OS.C Il@" or frthe inomtonapyo ons, t . renoilit o cal.nV e is we aredterind o tur~ all acut hatI.i ar nt paeI,id : tht o tim ei, e to.a torney' for'fa c let'in.~ttia o ap. i nov 2,0Mc-TYEa&CO Land sot let' fee t'saoleroby' FURcnTleiJRE, &c.t nn, o&c.t a Jtirtc frcvedt in.o ae o o nash at Me NTYR & COs. ~JOot' i Sot Carol*tit a. -obvoa 'lUBCRI'U toil th boeyrkwl d 0k FloPrrTl of . --. - .. . - .g nhd eeie alo htor for le owjr KE~c T~ lilN l3ATYI{ &.BC. nov 27 Tihl'e Innllt A boalLi ClOr e ilgrhns -b A'f i~clIIl''a e lie , a enin fork Prll. c.'so 1 l -Pot'i er opis r& rtl Drby K E' fpllIN Mloa ASTSl, &, I0.1C11 A o o .3iig'nail Chrto ngr at t0 1ih'a uPaS cot antl on a ag it e KRl'htI, borMeSI' & ' 48. fo na Il dull n onAm aii' m wa ilgns Tl E Notes and AcCoiin Is of tie title firIn c Thopipson & Woo Iwnrti it iant by 01 be lt of Dcoeabers will be plnced it th unds of anl Attorney for collecatiaon. TIlhMlPSON & WOODWARD. nov 19 ATTENTION I Ii0hE indebted to ine for work, are re to Come up and settle, a fur ler indulgence will not be granted, All watches n.>t paid fut by the let 0 Lelerbet, w~ll be oId for tl.'worg done 01 CIIARLES 1INULLEII. 1 1-1 . *NOTICE. A P1rties 1dug D. it. BleniIen fo Pbkiirltnisupiev will Plense call n ve inad save nin'y '-y ;ettling. Retem "(.1 yoln Inny wan't na~sitettan~l aigainl nex n let, and tl hose n ho witisettle prompil1 A111 i ne I , ir t1m.. E haver ceied Iron New York lately a large stock of Grocerles. &e., con :i-ng ol---'ngaes, Coffees, Mackerol, Mo s-ge3. Catles. Sodn. Chee.e, t30111. Teat n1tatdy. 'ickles. Churnis, lunkt-1e, Cakes, 'At Ilisenit, Ntltn-'7. Ctoten, likeg Cim ltalon. (n-aer, BlltAckpcpptir, and lot o1 annfled ;n idr, ifnrna'a?. V'tware, Powdei ,I'at ahd L-ead. Canekver Ai Ulitssware "n'her. Pliir all grrados, chewintg anm moking T'b.afro, rad egarq. Me', boyq, and11( childreln's IlorAF nneJ >hnes. Alo, a wtell selected stuck of ltelay. 4:idii CIahing. try Woods, ani ninny ot her I ticles, loo tai taata*eou s to ulention Call tad 'tre for yourselvea. W0 are offering kie gpood~s lo* 1'.1- enth cI' l MelYR1 & CO. TO THE PUBLIC, . Iai 'm n banatat andl for11t sale' a cotm 0'e VtUck of, Fliamily 1nd ln 14111111ntion G ro 'ie'., ah o Fatnily and 11001 Cr4oker4, of %'fY deeriptioti, Men'sm, 'omeni's and aitie'is StL'n, Men's nl loyS 1101113, f 'very < uili y, Family aild latat iona b:aiVare, eve'y k;init (of Salt Fih, Wood. ware, Enrrlhenwar, &c. 'eata5 detinglli piy of the abovo arli les are invil t exaiaild our ttck before oct 2J witvi a &lit & olmiaTSON. Choice Family x R 0 0 -H M IM ES. ,Tl ha"ve releived an additional heavy satoek ff c'htice Family Groceries. ianl Ih We offel onl Lileral Termaas. Mlown CincinnatiR. 17 Illils. C fl id. , 6 do Sm'.ked Shoulders, Fi'ottt 1t iIort.11 e iialji.s 1. mts, .4 do ilalk Ment, 5 Tierct; Sugar Cured Hlams, From New York. 50) 111,F1,4 r 10 hWAR. Slugni-, 1000 aI.h, l'aathily Lard. 0.,4hen Miter, .>ew Buckwheat, Irish Voultoem, oldenl 8yl-up; Oysters, Turtle, Salinon, in cans, Fr'ota Charleston,. Campnset's Bolted (aist, Monl, &c New iti e. laeer Jnvdbtt. Froil Boston. fM) t(its 1ntekeri No 1, 2 nnd 8, libl11. and 4 enska "Fxtra" do, Bils. Sladit Salnoti Italibu, I ornell leo, Pickled Tongues. oct 22 BACOT & CO. Thle State ol' South Catrolina. FA1)r~It-'.n ColtNTY *WV.M.NKELSON, Esq., .Probate Judge VA ilF:11 ,AS. .las. A. Mc.Crory, hathI maab .Vtig mefa nta gr'at himn Lenersa of A4d 'zaistfrationa of ilt l'.'stfateahll ofl'eels bf Jnn. alrnaer Mct ra.n y. .leca'ase-t. Th~ene arr rtefore to citeo anael tnaaanonish all anal air. alair t hi tindret 'andI creditors of thbe Usah' no. Turnetar .lcCrory. dIeoeaaad, that tier e tandt itpelar, be'fore tun, in thee Couart ee raohnt e, to hea hla I at Wanntsboro, on thlt r h day oaf Decmber'nexct, after publioni n ,-reof, at 11 o'clOk in thec foretnaon, Ia. haow causeaa it' any they have, why ti~e 'aid Adlhiih.trtat ion tatshuld tint bo granfead. ivena utnderil my hande, thiasa 2htf day of No vomiber, A. 1). 1870. WV. Mi. NkI,804N. nov 22-x2t2 Peobate Judge SHlERIIS SALE. 3 Ya Virtue of asaudary lNxt'Obina to met 4ja.i.ored,lI will olfenr for tuaie at Fairfaeld aainrt IIlious on I he first NlOndtay and flte .av fallow ing, in lDucembher nlext, within flae ,gal haour's oaf satte, to th ha ighest bidtier. at ('ashl, Ite f'ollaowinag Paersonal Property. 'aurect.ama ~ to pay fa'ori lhes. One la'et of Cot fon leavieed upons as thet ropetrty of lien Tolliveir at. the suit taf WV. l. Cast les (Jne hnle of Cotton. 1500O pounds Seedl otton), 111(0 poetntds Fode and 50 bitshels f Corun,aor tar leass, loriedl up)oh as flae ropetly of' I'a't'rn anTomo & Joe Atadea rli at ft etnit oa' 00al ing, Sttnart & Co 'fwo hatles rof Cotton and fiffy hatlede ofton Seed, levied upon as ihan property ofl ohna W. Neal, at the 'auit aof 1. Molely L. Wa. D)UVA LL, 5. F'. C. Shaer'iff's Ofhice. Vinansboro, Noav. l19, l670. nov 22--flx2 Executoide Salo, Y slrrene of ~iaioi ty vested In me as )l'1eenator of t he l.-as WiVI and T'eSt.. aol ol Chneatles)Rabb. dloceaed, 1 tefil Afler ar snte at pulilo 'outcry to lh hlitent,btd er, at thae lata resitdence ti elfal deceased, cair lih's Foe'd ona iate RllVer','- bh 8a. ardaay the 10th aof December nogt theo. (ot. >wIng reoal and pesruonail propi'ty, belong rag to thae telato of said tdece'ased, npngly: .11 thlaat plaanlat ion or' traet of lantd irhero raid deecased residedl dturing his lIfe . fitne, obltain720 rares, more 'or lesi -~Ati oundod by latnds ot Joh n (I. R abb,- D~r. II f. Owens, I). II Kirk land-'and othere. llores, \ft tlea, Cattile,- ot'n. lFodder, "'ot, ran Soed, Itiaakaihith snd Pl)~at'tina "Tm. toments, aend varlou' thtor 'small ar~tice*. galh, ttbo bletance enI uDlredit Qf oneS est1 e.nt-le4 hr boled atnr trbri ge,*1 flb Lie et from day of ats .lae Tr fte pet'5on r oetynh - how 10.tut1% utoA . toqp~4~ A J IAML t4 9916-tf aiinta . r o N1W ARRIVALS I S1HE subscriber es just returni'el froi laying in his secon(Id supply 4f Goods at greatly reduceid prices, which will be sold accordlingly, - Consisting of 1-idlies' Dress Goodi. Arah, Cloaks, Shawls, Boulet'ards and Milli. nery of every description of the latest style. lie wisles to call special attentlon to his OGents' Rendy-trile Clothing111. lo Mloe of all kid ths. whiqli can not. he excelled for cheapness and ially. Al it% ms on hand i full sup. ply of -Fainity Oroceries : Plour, Bacon, Lar., Clete, Finh, &e. lInrdware, T1 a Wve. UJollow ware. Wood. In Ware, Ciock. ev, hooking Bedsteads, 13t1rTabs, Chiimber Sets, Clot le:$ Waishers and. Wt ingers, House Wife's Assislatt Cook, &c. CALL AND GET BAltOAINS, a4 It9 is sellitig out IA Ladies' Dresst Goods, Oloves, Shawk, Cloks and' Millinery, at 'nd Ielow cost. nas he wishes to eloso out that branch of his business. All he asks is I call before buying, as lie is deteruniued not to be untetsold. Teruns strictly Cash. nov 10 P 9LlAAR. 3PRMH SUPLOPE 0 Y S TE IR S, Just Received, A T E. W. Ollever & CQ's. RESTA 7RIANT. 07- Whore Meals can ao had at all hours..,Cg , 000t I - - REOENT ARRUVALBs PIECEA.1 OADET JHANS, 8 (iecns (eavy S1alen Jeama, I dos. Gents- Ex. eloavy Wool Under Soda Crackers, Ruperior article of PActory Cheese, 460 lbs. Henilodk Solo Leather, Just t-ecobed by Thonmpson, Woodward & Law, We are consjahtly leceoiving aihilitions te. o::r stock of Gatiernl MerchandIse, and will be always preppaed to supply the wants of the people at the lowet Oash rates. Liveryj and Sale a STAB LE. & A.Fs.QG0BINcG, P thi' 'iET a. 'v.LI. recoi' e oh or nbo'tt the 2(,rh In stait, a lot, of Exira finie Kenlueks lorses and Mules. Theay will bni dispose'd of ntu reasonable pits The ci.itens of' Fairfichil are r'espect fully invitedl to call anid examino, Carriages, $pt~gipts, Wagons,.#)d $addle Ihorses alnayau on hand, Io Jll'eot 6o h'most iberal L'rA2t' - ~ tl U9IST RECEIVED). ~'tUGA1 S,. LQojees, Soda, hickleut, Soisp. bJSalmnoni, 1Peabhes. Cttiir' and 1101 atch nov i | 11)S fof Ohe Alafshal and one NIght SiWAtch Iifof' .the ToWnt of Winnaboro, w 11 be r'eceiv dI ip to'tIbe lt-of Deeeoiber nle t. Iy rdb or doniheil. -I. N. WJ''l E118,1 now. 19 Bo. and Tireas, Wo9tcom Whgey. SlN5 (f.PA MILY Y) TOtted fly L'ItaSk,YS ''the purest ,a)d best , auer. i."Also, a' full sleek of 'cI otf't 'w hi, keys, oft all grades, always onhadai' suale by .'. HI. W. DESPQRTES, .1t un, ~sgne .ls on . ogh'fur,'eerse WEGO , wvhich cap b*had cheitp fot' ash, bt at she it, _______ ilmDUvA. Isa prepare4 at my. 'u1!bps to do all kind , E dith 'and 'Wbott *t " theser neatet style, oall'and exhtinue for gotise r - ' aoMbBOLIOL VI &Jf~ TOEbAC~4 A U n ;3T FO. SH. W s have determined to sell our entire stock out at cost for Cash. We have the inrgest stock of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothinl, lfaukets, f100tbi Shoes, I t anld Notions, ever offorod in thi market. Now i the time to Buy Barghas. Come soon and often, and. sqe bargains RrCBi and RARk at B. F. DAVIDSON & 00181 .oot 8 Gi'ocerios' WINES AND LIQUORS. [ AVING recently enlarged my Store, I 1 now offer to my Customers and the publ-ic generally, a large stock of Groceries, Wines and Liquors, oONatSTINO IN PART Of Sugarn, Cof'ees, Molasses. Mackerel In kits and bnrrels, Lard in buckets and bar. rels, Cheese, Moe, Flour of oil grades, Tens. Soda, Popper, Hploe, Nutmegs, Ex. tracts, Camdles, 8oap, Sardines Crackers, Snolting and Chowing Tob.toco, Cigars ftincy Pipes, Candy, PAkles, Suce, cannea Goods, Wooden Wire. Fin Ware, &o. Fine (Ald Rye and Corn Whiskey, Apple,Ginger, l1nclhberry Brandy, Rum, Ale, Porter and Oin, Sherry and Port Wines, 10 oases Schniedam Sehnapps. Also a lot of fresh L sinis. Por sale low for oash by It. J. McCARLEY. ELEGANT DRESS goons. PoplinA, Delaines, Scotch Plaid, Calicoes, Ribbons, Trimmings, Shawls, Cloaks, Linscys, Cassimeres, Jeans, Loangelotba, Linens, Clothlnrt Also Di'ugs, Medliines, anid Perfumery. KE'lOiIN, MoNIAE3TER & BRIICE call ik attention of the public to theoir neit *')ot of dloods of which the above form a a.rt- oct 14 ESTABLISH ED 1859. _I RES PBCTF'ULLY in form the 'oitiseniNof . . nnasborn and Fairdieldl biail61 t. 'avo a full assortmnent of Wetelles, ,t ewelr Clooks, $pctaocen &e. bIlWaya on hnnr indI will sell at the IowcAt pNces/and wouhi respec:fully ask the eonuinuance of the 'atrenage of ig oldI friends and custoanere, 111i goods *ahranttud ats represent ed. I amn reparedl to do all kind of Watch and Jew.. iry work andi have always it goort stock of mnaterial on hand, and will guarantee satisd notIon. All Wet-k *arrahtedt. Cli A R LES MULLR, Recopd door frem Col. Rion'a Office, api80 . PRIVATE AND TRANSIENT BOARDING HOUSE, H. B. MoMastei', W.itI'N19I0R, &3 C. 06yards IEaI of 'Passetsr beopot. (orO F.isittotu~h Paiclia.) a prIl 28-ly IMMENSE ANAh 3UNE9DEI DECLINE IN PICES I A N oxtenuive Sssorlthent of all elgtegs A qopswith many artIdee ansir4 nelyJuppoolygd and now @1, eiblitlen. Every Article a lDargain I As tke ma41Erkt ~RING THE GEENBACKS . Aub GET BARGAIKBI 00M 4WWTA? stB om ti Stand5ae S.aps. T 6uat I'rf~d t #i a II1st4!)d&h..e * Ds.