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THE FAIRFIELD HERALD Published Every Wednesday at INN'ASBORO, 1s. c, 0EP81ORT'ETS & WILLIAMS. TRRMS-L Al) VANC|. One Copy ono year, -g-$oo0 . - -0 M.Uena. 3. " .?.. -~ -.265 a rotn ~ ~ n eP1t~laPe Arfi i in tork, ogv;,fi.:, f. C., March 10 1871. M.rf- Edifor As exaggerated re ydifshav tui dobt ren~be6il ur. city concerning affairs in Y.Ok Coun ty, I deom it duo to the people to furiiAlh a lit ief bttif nadt ol. oe-ur rei&es, hero during the pist few days. On Saturday night, the 25th Feb, rilary, one Ailerscaon Brown, a color. ed man, was taken from his house jijid killed by men In disguise. le -iad not .igured prominently as a pioli tican, but 9Iij i ed the reputation of )ipving burnecl one gin house and teobar:Y, the.propeity 'of itioffensive bitieis, the week previous. On lutndaiy iiit, the 26th,or rath er Monday imrnImg. about I o'clock it party of' men in diegiiisc vibited the Trsldonien of the C'otity Treasur or, one E. M. Rose, for the pur pose of illflictilig personal ltnilhmont (obay deI h np1 h1111im. They ole noth/&nq from his olice or dwell ing, ior (lid. they firO a shot at him, as alleged in his letter published in your paper soon afterwards ; but his t person would utidoubtedly ba've Euf fered had lie not executed a l-rilliant flank move 'mont. - This individual ciij:)s is very sinuil share of political prominenue-hit principal distinetion m [ling froml a very well-defined sus Iicion that lie was the head of the iniecnldiaries that have applied the torch so vigoroubly in our County for the past week. Ont Monday night, the 6th inst., one im limainey (colored) was hung by persois in disguiso. This por F1mi's olly distinction aroso from the ciriCUmiistanceS that lie was Captail of a comi painy (if Governor Scott's miili tia-one of tR.ose armed with breeoh lVadin/ Yns, hmuyone ., and hall cart si/ers il a time of pr'founld peace wvhich said arnis, &c., had been used under his instructionis to arrest and intimidate quiet citizens. lie is also reported as the head of a com any of (olor(l Ka fA 'ux-at least, he had c ma do such adi nsions. Another colored man was shot by men in disguine during tho early part. of the week, whose naii we w ev er before heard, and whose oi.ly crime that we have hicad was that he had abandoned the social partner of his own color, and had taken to wife two wihito women. One Jed Williams was shot at and wouided somo days previous. This tct only prevented his arrest upon a Wari11 tiat lbout to ho issued against, him for (lie burning of a gin house in the County. This covers the list of easualties in York. So you will poreive that although I there has Leco L1 ule2Oril-ne inI York, which every law-abiding citizen deep ly regi ets, yet there has ieen sotuo reason for ii, altho(ugh there may have been1 nojustifiention. It is useless to deny that there is discontent amifong our people. Tfhe arming. of t he negroes-the intemper. ate use ntinde by them of these arms --the organized syst em of incendia I isml, conis sedly !thieir work.-and, above all, the ba refaced plundering paet ieed by the Legislature during its 8sioni-bas prodIuced a fever of excitement that will not rest very quie'ly until die State dovernmient gets into better hands. At present all is quiet, and 1 hope we will be able to remazinso. OBISERIVRi. Pu bli Opinion inI York. Tlhae Yorkville lEnqulirer contaihe a niumboer of' enrds from snndry indi vldua ls wht nnd colored-I'enonne ing further connection with the Raidi. enl party. d.* W. A Haortness saLyS: "1 believe thiat our govecrnfuent sliuld be a white mnan's government, an d! am11 no longer a Ra~dicaI."' Sol, 1[111 AndA June Moore give notice that honeoforthI they '"propose to abandon all connect ion w ith thle Union Leeague son.Davis deniies that lie stated that the books and re sords of the oilices of thie Treasurer and County Co0mmis sioners of Yoi k wore dlest~royedl during the recent raid on those (flices. Ilor noee .1. Johnson deLniesl that he said, as alleged that the lig nor ins a certain 'keg in 1). 8. Ruossel & Co's bar-room wa-s entered on Sundauy night. the 26th Februa'y &e. Miles Johinso.n says :''[ was born in Charlotte, N. (., and for the past twenty-five years have been a resident and( citir~en of .Norkv-ille, S. C. About a year ago I ). ned the Radical party and attended t wo or three imeetihga of the 'Union League,' and no more. I wastI noi-. n-uted by the party and eleetedl to the oficte of County School C'ommlissioner ,for York,. which ico, I .now hold. If, hiowvet., uty tenuire of this office Sequires mne to endorse, to justify, to rea:notionl or appro~vo'the bad laws that have been paad, or the henvy taxes that have beeon imniinsed oni the. peo. Ile by the paorty in piowo*, then I - an ready to resignistd office, and-to disolve foresor and( eternally my) con - itettona withI tiib'rad kial yn.tty't south Oai olina. It is due to mnyself, to my .%ife atgilidren, that I should fjar 'the~fh th "hav no'ympahy a d rlplde of, .ti4s-e whp hyve te-lguai Iy of 'dhe rcent~ Lbairings, or o'.her aets of lawleradess' that flye .b tent perpetrated ij his Cgutnty ; if-I di-l ihw I should cortainly feel it a duty toezert Tyistgffo brinig'h Teof~ .1pa yraj9puuistp.oent .. awy anio 5jiQLh 9L . thse AbiLJs. 1! m lain - favor f gpdd Inws, good order anti pe.nce, nd ' ditio do all that way becotne a Uan' to accomplish thete tesults.0i 4 F.ive X. Kd were 'captbwu in his County last week and are now loarditig at the "Ilayo Hotel.'" Yonder of wonders, they are all no ;roes. Their capture was offected.in. his wise A negro had received otico that the Itu Klux intenided hying-him a visit, on a certain night ithnonmild intentions. The froednan hereupon called in assiatane3oto wait he dread noctui-nal vildt, andl when hey came rushed upon the *oUld-be obbors of the eountry, overpowered rnd ar'ested them, disguised and all. llhey sing Cut now "we were Only .nin,'' but this "fiunnin' "1 has got o be rather too serious, when such nen as Joseph H. Hines-n man lno ed for his gondnes.s, a citizen of rhon any County ought to feel proud -is aroused at midnight, his domni ile entered, family frightend, and )roperty taken. Our people would )e glad to have done with such '-fun in.' "-Su-andcrsvilla Georgian. WXIN N SBOnO. Wednesday Morning, Marob 15, 1871 DIrty Denuagoguisrm. Out of revenge for buying African slaves of our Northern brethren by lie shipload, they have endeavored to imake the business of politics at the South the lowest species of dirty demngogu lam tho snti e'er shown upon. It is not simply the low arts practised in all democracies, and ind which, flinging turbulent ole ments into power, have hitherto in variably ended in speedy revolution, in the uitiblverzion of democratic in titutions and the establishment of military rule, it is not only these low irts that the radical Southern politi mian has to practise, but lie steeps hinFelf in a depth .f infamy lower slill; his progress is continually own wards, and in the lowest deep ? 3e finds a lower deep still ready to -eceive him. That the Radical State lovernment of South Carolina is a lear ease of tyranny over the whites, leeds no demon:.tration. Who isthere hat believes they would submit to it monent but for the United States layonct I Is not that a complete iroof of tyranny 1 What honor have he Tim luIley's and the Leslia'et id the W hittenore's, to command ou: respect, or elicit our affection. Nhat sympathy have these radicals or the white people of the State I (et there are home, but fortunately 'cry few, who profess, hypocritically rofess, for who believes them to be ionest or sincere ? to admire the pro. ont state of affairs in this State, and to ;lorify in the attempted humiliation if their race. And for what? For nonmey, and for that alone. The great ody of our white people, however, have been true to their letter nature. I'hey scorn hypocricy In politios as n everything else. They have tried :o harmonize with the brutal Ignorance iud narrow prejudices of the negro by fair means, but having failed, ~hey even fiercely regret the une ef hat low, dirty, vulgar, mean and base lemagogism that Yankeedom would *ain hamve them take to their bosom. [t is hateful to them. They acorn it. L'hey spit upon it. They loathe it. ,ith their whole soul, they utterln de est it. This is right. This is the rue defiant power of the white mi ority In this State. hlow even thme neanest of the low cower and shrink eneath it, even in their guilty seats if office I This is the high-strung noral power that Is stronger than nero numbers, and will certainly re coem the State. In some respects, it is lind% it is extemo, it. is narrow,it laoks ducat ion, but thank God, it is pure, t is glorIous. W e are in full sympa hy with it, however much some of ur viows may seem opposed to it at imes, and may our right arm fall rotnm Its socket, rand may life itself 1 e ~xtingufshed, if ever, in our editorial areer, we cease, by invective and cx. ortationm, by calmn comment or ear eost argument, to encourage and sus ain it, as the very life-blood of the oming redemption of the children of he brave men, who dying In battle or canatitutional liberty, have left It duty to their survivors to work pa. iently onward to a hotter fate than lie present condition of our once hon red State. Thae First Chaeek at Latst. The hateful radical two-hirds ma.. ority, that fruitful source of so much lh-mdvised legislation, has at last be solne a thing~ of the past, for the Democrats have more thani a third of th Hos of Representatites that ins just mot in Washington. Of nere majority legIslation in Federal politics, this, however, can be said, hat It has been at least the govern tient of opinion. The majority hade iad opinions, and very deieldg. opin. ohs, thog dsoidedly Wiomg in may7 To 0e Voters aU4 Tlil "er $8~9W asbor A as shown by e Nw da thetl ooepion Vr Inte dan e2- th rat M6s day of April, for the Town of Winns boro, for the ensuing year. The com., munity should give the occasion con sidetiuon, end sho*'by theirprebOe' dtiejthat kbey Will h aveo 40 suh men as otir ligtalisie halls iave kleel) iP(estel whi, f10r., t4e, pIst, three.yerrs";ail1 dbly alldw1 supl1 ieja!,q inn be trusted for integrity, and do Abat 6a rilht for all parties t liii the (fioca of tite aiint t.n1 Watdeikbu'-nb nen of' kiown integ. rity and honcsty as the0 :ollvwi g g' n t J't)R# I~ ~~ ti' Jfht INTP.NhANT. M A. DI)GUIT. FOR WAnnANA 0. I. McMASTER. W. II. wILLIMMI.-. J. A. FRASER. P. iACOT'. I C ITlZEN. To the Voterrs of WInnaboro. I In view of the ai pronhiig electitin for Town Council, it bchooves us to select as ouar rmunicipal rulers the most I reliable and subbt.antial men in our commuaunity. The kind of men need. ad for such a responsible position are property-holders and men of eimpea rience. Vor obe We are tired of see- 1 ing nacn elevated to such offices nere ly for a compliwent. We desire for Dur town governinet.t those of our ,itizen, who can appreciate the wants and niecessities of the town and who hv an eye to its entire interots, The following named gentlemen are muggested as eminently qualified for 1 inemberg of Council. FOR INTENDANT. 8. 13. CLOWN1EY. FOR WARDENs. PtRRE IJACOT, J H1. CATHCA RT, F. GERIG. W. E. AIKEN, TAX PAYER. Burned to Death-Terrible Aeldent in Spartanburg. The Carolina Spartan, of a late late, says i We are informed that the dwellhig house of ir. Robert West, ain aged and respected el isen of our county, ibout two Miles from Glenn Springs, was destroyed by fire on Thursday night, the 23d uit. lia wife, a lady bo1 seventy years of age, was also bnr iop. It is really n pihaful and sboelcing thought to. reflect upon the horrid death by burning, under any circumstances, but. where the viotim is ant aged and doerepid Wo inan, to us it has new horrors. Thu 3ontents of the honre were also con. iumed, the time being only buMcient ifter the diecovery of the fre for the rest of the family to escape with thei, lhves. We are informed that Mr. West was badly borned in the face and hati3s, and Came Yery near tnootinag the fate of is wife, which was pro. vented through the efforts of his son. His son and hais son's wife were also sleeping in the house at the time. We have not heard such particulars of the sad aff'air as explains why Mrs. West did riot make her escape. The fire is supposed to have originated from the pe of a eooking-stove which was situated in one room of the dwell ing. Wc might as Well Crast all Further At tempt at Living or Breathing. Tihe point where forbearance ceasesu to be a virtue, hats b: Gn reached bf our law tuakers in Col.rumbia ThEm hiollowing, froms the proceedings of the Hotise or lieprOeetathies of Sat urday lat, will explain our meian ing i A joint resolution to authorise the State Auditor and Ctonty Commis sionera to levy an additional tax for the naext ensuaing fiscal year of ten mills on the dol~ar--seven for the State and three for tho Coucties passed to a third r ading. T'he State tax raised from nine to sixteen I And the County tax from tour mills to seven I T'he preawnt lire sapping taz almost doubled I Did such a band of ignotant, brutal and re ltmutlQ-a robbers ever go unhung be fore ? litt there Is no use talking a'out It4 In faet, words utterly fail I 'Uf course, if this thing is attemnp*. to be .dtic, we do not hesitate to ad fise ouir'-pe.plo to openly resl-t it. An~d let thoem hold meetings and de vise means to ru, lst It in Iin effteiont and organised mianner. - A'dgefleld Advertigc,. Three countries ini the world were pn ble s.ed whth rkh piroduots, and yet they have done more for *ducation titan tarfy othet countries. Holland, altif it. fens and: paarhbes, Scotland wnh its barren bille, and New Eng land, with Its granite and lee. Theae three countries hare. bepn the pioneers of edoestiots and have built up for thesishenju i g heinessessfounded solely :ou an. .d ueational bas.- The Ias ocentashows~lew I2ngland to be the .highe s in p portlon to numbers lamealita and thrift. Eduoation bas dotne this.'. ' "A fat' e. tMet 1tl7 atteingt, edt h ieihbot. u hdi'nd Ijr sow Hoer badF better st aa.I eine, and not mued. of th % i 'e, in South Car' ~ a, W a d by a majoi o a e\.nited by the re a , color and pre u o6 di I p otiment of p virtueitqosh ok dishonesty and corruption-.~ 49. .resight of the gen oral welfare provides for the future plunder is thgagvigl n , :tha it subjects one to suspicion and is al MgIA diegfar e opoppe{p rottet cegero., 4yepomes inpre au&,dtro hatefuJ.to iptelligcta )n daily, who, but for the Ut1iwd states bayonet, would nmao gik work of its overthrow, atid whu 'air- beQA.ing conkvinlced thyt forat Olne be comprehended by the radioal intel leet, and restilvry a 'ait, the ntportu uity, which will .urely' eoi.o, to use it. The United States ,Laigovt will not forever uphold t-u M10el1os It tyr Sn ny as the whites of thi. Stdte are now subjected to. If the. geiltinesit would cease to Eteal, atid begin to educate, there qyilst be uino hope But its progress is only from bad to worse, and it is usek si to d i? tit t remedy. The deaf cannot heir, the blind cannot see. Sixty-one out of every hundred of our adults in Suuth Carolina cannot rena. Give N!s Justice. The present State Government of South Carollna is one establihed on .aental injustiee, thotgh hypoe-iti cally profesbing the exact opposite. It is the rule of a naj rity united by "race, color and previous condition." This majority, too, Pre too poor to value hotesty in our i flicials, auid too ignorant and unintelligent to consti tute their governmeit a govrntnent of opinion at all. It is maintained in position for a singlo day simply by force. Ilut it is fully to suppose it will succeed. The day of. reoolution and deliveranee nay be long pcst poned, but it will conie, with wtatb treabared up against the duy of wrath. As well might a sutgeon inject poison into a limb, and not expect it to in. flame and tester, riuply because he has power and the instruments with which to cut it off, if need be, as for infatuated folly to fancy that essen. tial injustice can be foisted on a State, and that State remain quiet, simply because there is force at hand to bent down its discontent. It cannot be. The minority of this State cannot ao quiesce. They aie restive, and will oontiuue restirn. It is against na ture to suppose the contrary. Men do not Oonsider the consequenecs of their actions: they Pet from princi pies, principles irreprosible, and in a measure blind, but whioh are bettet than the mere calculation of donse quences. One of these principles in tho love of justice4 It is in vain to fan~cy that you can repress it. Force may inflict brutal blows son it, but even when it is down, it gathers strength, and rises seveni times again, T'alk of this rentiveness "prerenting immigration and prosperty,'' if you will. It may be so, but will the knowledge of that fact cure It 1. Will it not rather inflluence the sense of wrong, and increase it ? It ii aston ishing what blundere political part its insist upon repeating. It is astonish. inag whait fools ih cornmon sort of statebmen are. Theay never seem able to remember that "there is a great deal of human nhiture in ntinkizdd." Thae P'res All Thsat Rennains toUr. The power of the pierent brutal tyranny in this State is sustained by Federal soldiery, and not by the con sent of those miost inteteanted in every government, that is, by thozo who can read and write, anid who enn entertain opinions as distinguished from preju dices. Inside of thme State the whites have no conservative influence what ever, except their acqu::aintance with the use of arms and their well-testid Qourage. lnt the tlmieves fear ths press, not becauseo they blush at expo sure, but because It han its imiflence oudal'Ie of flN. de and heips to wards the overtyrow pf the policy upon which thefr 'dishoneisty fat teta. They would most tiilimlbdi sg it. But tbheb they canno t do, it li tu sands of raen,, wu e gly a.t tlioey hold th6emnly ,power. th..t * ana in the least p'6teot an otergod om.entry foefurtheY ijtsm lee, .Tho Niev -Oaleas~ Pleayutae says: "The expens.~e.6f runranng the Sate Government for tbo-year ending No ni~ll ons. : Aeoordi co a dorgn iiira a t q 4 eassne ogutepr ipg/f~ hedny~edqaso -Iade THE WAR IN EuROPE. LATHRT AlI$IUP, $,tw YtontiiarA e97.--The Tel ,ram has a special from Versailles he 7th, whieb btates ,tht the nevs fr< 'aria confirms the rumorethiit inhal auto are still growing suspioigoQ *a eting on the belief that every ma mand Was ag apitythw. fpreigne .rc generali looked upon as3 lpi hd in many instances, Amerie nd 'ngigAno6 harve bIeen. insalti id roughly 6attdled in thh stlee nd several barbly eoe ped with th< ives. The n.ob ll PUis, is at presenit, I A- % ild with escitement, and t utllorit.4 t ppeat' powerless to pI 'ent tihe spread of the threte.i evolutionary spirit The mob is found 1- tihe gLt nf fit to be in pU.seaoi of a lar rantit y of' arms and ai nulnitiob. LouNIN, Miarch 7.-A M-Hieus d urbanoe ocemi red on the 7ul at A iers bet wepi a tti ber of 13.ito ihd r ,i . ; Tioeurs. T1 t Britons we )rayiig in the Chuatil s de Alu;i, h he Frat,e Tireu.. c.ine along a ecing them at devotioti, took occasi It mnoek and Pelt, thetis with mud a tohes. The Pritotri chargt i tip hiem, killing ti.ree at.d wtuud ing arge number. PAnWS, M.lreb 9.-A disturb-in icourred among some 1-f the batinlit of P1ii-, and the Mobile G uard que d it withott liotins conseues. UIAVAA, M.areh 9.-There I )een i fight near Mayone, in whi ie Spaniard.,; were dfc.ited, and ..tair i.nd two lieutenants and th signs killed. A lo, a two btur.-' fight near F iagoi'e Cuba, in ubich. the Cubc vere defeated, but coarried efi' th< Iead ind Wuintjded The 8pati asi was eight hilled, BOiiDEAt'x, March 1O.-The Ass sly, after a strong ispeech fro L'hiers in favor of removal to Veirs es, defeated the amniidineit to go Paris by a vote of 407 to 104, a idopted the motion to go to Versa ea by a vote of 406 to 104. Tne til >ublic session will be held at Veusa es en the 20th. PAnIaS, 11. - The Cleoebe newspap innounces the dea th of Henri Ruel 'ort. 3siRUsE.s, M'arch I .-The ]*to lelge says the native Algerians d ried the Mobile Gi .rds and a nasiter of the siituati.n. LoNfoni, March Il.-The Ti peoial fromn Piris to-day says t" 4ational Guards h'lding Montinart lave surrondered their cannon, and ormal denand for the surrender 11 arims will be mad to.l y, In the House of Coumuons the ed ?ation bill and the bill peituitti narriage with a deceased wife's 9 er, p..ased. The schooner Hope sank bear 0l ow. All hands iost, The schooner Northern Star w, rreeked near Wexford, and all loard lost, The baik Daring is ashore, Sev alof bet crew were drowned. ~l issourt. 87. Louis, blarub 9.-A terri lurricane has occured east of 1 joutit. WIilroad de'pots werct dernt shed, and neaaly all the. derricks a ppliances fur thu constrtetion t >r idge destroyed, A thirty ton engine, withi a train tars, wasi blown from the tracek, fsi feet into a slough, and anoither tr. .f thirteen oars, loaded with gri thrown from the track, Beven are known to he killed a Lhirty seriously hut t4 lThere is seareely a basilding or ti IstandEinlg ini the p ath ot' th.3 at ormi. Stea mhsor ta ly ing on t he c..stern si >f the river were dlam-uged._ From MilssIsppl. ?ITatInAN, March 7,-1hsterd. dluring the trial of three nsegre 3barged with riotous e-nduet one tho psrisoners, F'inly, alias Tyler, e tred, shot atnd instaintly kIlledJ lice Bramlette, who warn presidii when an indiscriminate firing enta and tw~o negroes were killed in I Court ruom. Tler jumped fromnt second story to the ground, and ii pursued by the Sheriff and poss arnd was shot to death. The cit izi asembled in large nutnbers, armi to asuist the officers. The Sheriff< rleted them to disarm the negros in doing this, several were killed hi right. The total killed, as far as poultiv< known, six negroes gad Judge Bra From Washington, eaucusing so far has been resultless to adjournment or ipecial Ku KI lgha.ubion. The impression is gro mng that the Demnoerats, aided by I more e'onserv'attive IL-publleans, ia wned irn defeating anoy legislati supplemeitary to reconstruction, From NIssoorf, SC. Louts, Mtaruth 11I.--The fre.1 In the Illinois River is the high known In several ye urt. All the It lands below Peoria are fladceJ, Prom Ohio, .Cpr4VATW, Marb l ,...E 5 deher, far elghteen y ears donnfedt whth the Times, is dead. Morgan & Mograth's hem faec ht xngton, IKy., Is biurno , supp ad b noecndiarise. IcW Tork. Hsw Yontc, March 1ll-Arrv e .asteamships Westphalia a eh brig.:Montiose, Poe,lot N York, ith 38 g thead t gar, C= 'Was a u *it at 1ier Albst eb oo; r Rio 'nd he crew o . eb g re sa bU ost everyt :'. of Ma Re p . n NEw TORK,Cla h I.-Evehing.- P pi- Cottoh quiet and unchanged, with d ,sAlaaf- ,^0:0 aless14}, 4 144 CIhAnLESTON, March , . Q re dull-middlings 18 bales I sales 800. / Liv(nPooi. March lL.-R vering' Cotton dull tud unobanged-uplands air 7 Orlea9nao)7f; tales 19,0 a)0Q lpy. hh IQ rR7 go"W a n d NO. 2, BANK RANGE. Oil and after Mnda1,1y, 1;,11 Deoettlber, un'il Januarily hst, we offer o~ur immenicser stock, (oPe of the most. varied -evr iii na vWiiushioro) at pri- 's t hIlt th0it10 he fieat ,h anywhere in the %tatf. We dto this becauser we have move to' oh tle ist of .Jnnuasry; and we deiipe (b redrice our stock as vjuciP n-3 pas:i bh!. coi Ivl'nH ',il N4 0.91 1ArJ P Is CASH ON L Y, ad '0 will go' goods tenper han lip 5,000 Pairs of Shoes, m warranted free from twood or paper, and ii. guarnnteed in price atrd quality in this large stock. ud des 1 LADD BROS. & CO. i BACOT & CO. er 16 60 Bales X. c. Tiny, le 10 " Norlahern Hay. 0 000 Blushels Tennessee Cern. re 600 Bfushes N. C. Corna. es ALSO, IQ rg a 10 Ilhde. lacon, Shoulders, of 26 " Rib Sides, 20 ' Clear Rib :h9e, 6I " Bulk Rib Sides, g 5 Buik Clear Itib sidest is- I Tietces E. 0. flame, (choioe.) 26 Mbs, B tlr imore Flur. 3n 60 Sacka N. C. fitur,. 25 8aekCs Lonisville Flour, 0. 60 DbL Aris Poatoefs, for planting. A 10 Sneka Coffee and 2 Do1s. Sugars o a ll qualies.- flesides o her articles too ),nunrtone to mention. All of which will be rid sold ko* for easht. liAco1 & CO. de feb2 of ESTABLISHIED 1859. ty - RESPECTFOJLI, in Liii fotm theg cufi zetas of in tnnasboro and Fairfield District, that 1 IVave a full asstortmnent oftWatchs. Jewelry, og Clocks. Spectacles &c., nl~anys on hand, a I n~.t will iae!! at I he lowesat prices ad would a respec fually ask hecongmuanace of th. All goos finra nned ats reparesented. I am de ?P~pared t er do rdh kinds of Wateha and Jew * elry work nuat hiate nilways a~ pond a took of p maicrial on hnad, and will goaranatce antis. faction, All work warrante'd. S econd door from Col. Rion's Oibies, es *PlS? of --- al a,. Litrv nd a tST ABLL K g h'A. Fs GOO0D I NG, he PtIopitliroRt. as .1(NEP constantly on hand fine Saddle' tt.ndlbiarness~ lorttes. Also broke anid unhooke . ists good as Over broughtt to sthis market, td, Carriagres. Buggies, Wagons. and 8addle )r Horses always on hand, to hire en the most l ,. iberal armvs-s ded ~22 C it PACIFIC (fUANO 00OtPAMl 1y(CA PI''AlJ $l,000,000.) . ot~Unt.a a Paoifio Guanos rj3111,8 GU.\NO' is noo well known itn all the'e Bd"tat"r S8'ates for itst r-rnrarxnble a effect as ana argenay for sticreassing the pro I 88 anoaar of labor, as not to 'equire ap'i-s lad .6 12 reomiaenation from uat. It t u'e forfte w. ears pi et htas est ablis~hed its * haaract.-r fir' 1 ho 'e*iable excelleunce. The-lairge fixed cuapi' tal inves ted by the (Copnpany in this trials 9 affords thle sitrest 4r ntef' of thte ocadaut' nud lexcellence of It s a -' J. N ROBISoN Se!ling Agent, Charleion, 8, C6 .l'Ao. 8. IR~ss & Co., General Ag t, Dlti ore,.___ d20 i est 00OMPOUNID AOIDa( w--PHOSPIHATrE'0 F LIME, toR coHt'ah-rnto' whtt r-ron a rrailu8 arttcld Is'ian'ufacto~reil hj thd p. Ileo3Gtano Cdmpany at Char deit/h 8. 0. under the .porintaerdence df!Did ti81,-Jullen Ravsel. .When conrposted wuitl 0( a eqal w ig)ht of C4~oo Tetl, its result 4 hyve eepo fpnd fgy equal tp h i 9t ry 'statijrd fertiliers. Its iconoiy " m~ingt? 3S. cobtrond it to'the~ tidtiod 6r' tatters 'gba*u I Nor speeide directIons for so kpoutsting ad for aptppll 5, applyj p to,8J. ,Id$ JRo. 8. Rea - C.ee, General . i NEW ARRIVALS! low SitMl, Sweedes Iron, Looks, Hbbkedadx Xilab e www ia Fil Be-iore, ai ,pool -Back Bands, e t te ai d~ l'tOA * tle fl'fob44 Paper, v Novels' Jnvenile'Books, 110 .Also, n'ultettr's Bitters, Vinegar lif terb, ' . Brown 'a Troces, (aas Oiaua meient * Iebre w P.s I eF, cloroo - - . li.r Co cnteeis Ana ojher F11 ned. ldid Osaburgd, , Wool Jvtna, k spool Thread, Pro y Iomesr Apdo Yr , etchin, McMaster & gicei WINNS ROBe- 0. Jan31 JUST R ECEI VEIL 600 bushels Cholce Whit. St. Louis Corp, 600 bushels North Cardlinas Osto. Car load Louisville Flour, inclurling all rades from the finest to common, 5000 IhN C. 1K. WhIte and Smoked B1acon, 1 Tierce Baltimore flame, Itaili in Macciront and Cheese, Carolina Ilic, Rio, Laguayra and Java Caolee, Black, Green and Gun Pt.wder Tea. By D. R. FLENNIKEN. fab 28 Ayer's CathaticPhll call tie imtposes of & Lat#~ P'erhap~s taoone medi' cine Is so univershllg requireel by er. bodly as a oathart~o no was ever anbe fore so - ~rsJy adopted nito 45se, Ovey'6 duhtb ,ant purfahiveA'U*..The that itisantofd til -ble and far moro ef. ctual remecdy than any other. Those who haavd ldikn ha t t cre the 0 thse wn e av ad all kdowr thab what it does onceit ders al' ays - that 4~ ndver fauils thr'ongli tny fatti or peg lect of iti iompositidir WV 6 have tionsar de n lonusnandofcerthledte~ of their renmarkableocure the foilowinag compia a is, 1 ut such cures are nuown In alvery neighaldrhootl and *d need niot uiblish thpma. Adaptedl to all ages at14 conditiog. all cihnates; containmng naelthet ca omWeJ nor hyS oletoriouas dru, the may he takeni with saty Y n~aoiy 'rnoirmak~ coating spreserves ther ru urely veeable, nchharm can6 arise froo They o porate by their Fdw'drfhl influence 0el the aternal yiscera to purlfythoblood and stimula~ lit lh c n-e vehe obstruction. f h tmc1 oes ieadother orgns df' to ody rstoin thirh-rguaention toael ,ii nd by correcting, wherever they exist, such o ungemdants as are the first or gin of disease. 3Minute directi ons are given] a the wrap per Ote te box, for the following oinplaints, whlthead '. s rapidly curer *'or D~tapelsata or tandigestiota, 5sIstl' La o n osa of Ap etitethey Chamtna restoro its healthy tohe and nation. For .Ljver Cona stlus and its vpriou~sn >mis, 11116 ne Ii eadlaelse *ek .Ujs cbse, Janiest~ hr Ga'esn Sieltende, mi oais Cotic anch Dli lossa JcrP..Ue spa 0 Judiciously taken for each easet ~r~ttf iseasead action Or removdl the.obsiructions wvhl Fonr 3byaentary or Dliaftfacs~f blit o4 e dillose is generally ret uired. -p. For U4haeunaas n u, aae2 itations of the~ 1'edist,~ -an lde, flack, and 5Loiss tJ9 he , y~q~~ ously taken, as reitiare t'i elniotip~~u etloun of thie systom.' - ith 4noli ahngl~ omiplahints dIsappear, For Do anyandl itsatee41- it eshut takon-i~ arge and kequenu oses tear Muppstelsnian a Jarg E shul te aknas it parodii&ces.tfhe de~aflref -q~t~ by syu' ao e~gs iot ana aeo thdstdinn'eh A n occasioal dlod einhates the stomach and oal itose itj Iy ;tOn ni tine ooh aton roos .lin apsa of ifi ord e no maeios ii d run i ci ken i adteoi~ a LOWMZ L.hf ABBJ, &'e,,a o r M g rp it I hagg g' oi EFFEoN0 DA'IS Ptes deg t.i 3NN Wwr no, 8.'O~ u ad Ate f a te f~whlebu ao enftpashr aurre~udr Mi IgI~pmpbegjl o~ 9ll 9hlI,, 'lppse bgp ist R E81 fr e A lrgeI of oo an6