The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, March 22, 1871, Image 3
OI'.Ttiem ep.
or strotiner Tidwel,
The friends of this geb'tfienan '1vi1]
egreto learn of his sudden death,
fom disease of the heart. le had
Uefrly reacbed his 77th year.
Ne9v Advertiseuuents.
Sweet Potat a for Planting pur.
poses, at McIntyre & Co's.
Sale of Bank Property-S. 13.
Olowney. Receiver.
Sparkling Champagne at II. W.
Desportes.
Wan-. ce C'
We direct the attention of the
reader to the card of Wm. C. loe &
o., Factors and Commtission Mo.
ehants, Charleston, S. C. They offer
liberal advancements on consignments.
lIoa11e und Mulitles.
Mr. A. F. Gooding will receive on
or before the 24th, a lot of horst- aud
mules. Those in want of good ani
mal will tako notice and call on Mr.
Goodirg as son as they arrive.
Town rlftxs.4
We are iequested to state that the
Town Trea.gqror will be present atthe
polls on the 'first Monday in April,
fhr the purpose of receiving all taxes
now due. Those viwi this tax are
requested to be prepared to settle.
Winnsboro Cotton Market.
Since our last report, the market
has been very dull , prices rvnging
from 9 to 121 cents. On Thursday
last there was some improvement and
a slight advance with An uward ton
'dency,VUt this advance was lost be
fore the end of the week, closing duli
with unfavorable advices from abroad.
Receipts continue 1;e'vy. Everv
,Wesek .owing double the amount re
6eaved at the same time last year.
Sales for the past week 86 bales.
Tine Policy-llolders' AUsudr-a
ance company..
The especial attention of our read.
'er is called to the advcrtisement of
the above-iined Con any *hich uP.
peasi in our colauin for the firm. tiie
to 'day. Mr. Jas. W. Law, it vill.
observed, is ithe local ag.-nt. We
,quote from the Charltiton Cour'ie- of
a late date the followsing paragraphs
in regArd to thesio,nid invite y, ur
attention :
"The many friends of this onipa.
ny will notice with much gratifi.entiui
thA-sure and Lteady pruges it h-a
mnde, and the 'tnihle positinim tl.at
it has in one year attained. ,1ts ofl
cer, though fully alive to the pro.
gross of the business and promipt to
'pdopt any rpeas'urcs that were for the
best interrits of the assured, yet
steadily refused to yield t q an ui
healthy greed for. busibess; tAat 'har.
aeterizes,the cotiduct of some coluipa
hics. They wor uinwilling to jeop.
ardize or in any way iijure the futuie
interests of the as~iured for the sake
of appearances. They prefei red to
wrk prudently, ptin tly, niid p e
veringly, trusting thiit tidime and ex
porience would justify the wisdoio of
th~ir cop~rse. Their reward has come
earliei- than they hoped. This sue
cess is due mainly to the ragmicity and
financial ability of its ruost worthy
President. Hlaving aocomnplishaed so
much without means amnd in the most
trying times, wehave no do'ubts as t
the future of this sterling young com.
pany. WVe prediot for it ai noble on
roer of usefulness aiid honor; and
-doubt not that it will be quite worthy
of the "Ol~ Cisty by the Sea."
EIr. 0. H. MeMaster, is one of the
trustees of this company.
Eu Klux Orders.
. We eqo in the Union Tkimes ,that
the Ku Klux hiave ordered the officers
of thps County to resign. Thie olum.
bia Union telals jb tat the .dovernor
has received a similar order. The
R a ask, what has poor 8'co'tt done ?
WVhy, he has put armsa in the
hands of the negroes to sihdee
4Ie whuite man ; lie has winked at in
cendiarisam ;' lie ias turned a deaf oar
to the reports of tho Moaling that lhas
been going on for the past three
.years, because he was getting a share.
.90ott now turns white man. Why ?
Because he fias made enough mone j
by his dishonesty to last him the rest
of his dA'ys. The Yorkviile Enquir
er rneports the absconding of Rose, Jr.,
with the County funds.' 'ls is a
bright state of affairs, and we do not
*onder at the K. K's orderi'ng these
fillians to vacate their oflices. A
Aroat manny persons think that Soott Is
edtin ghonespf~ itn turrdug wshite man,
but we ar&opposea to him .being ad.
muitted into any paerty that we are
6onneocd with. H~e has brought usto
the present stand'pohit and should be
looked down upon by .every honest
man In South Carolinm.' fle now
wishes to join with the white man
in order to save his putrid carcass
from that maysterious banj, tlfe Ku
Km x. ______
iNuns Turned Over.
All the arms lately in the h'ands of'
- ftbe militia of this County, have been
turned over to Col. S. B. Clowney
and SheriffiDuvall. This is'a move
.'.-t% tied right direction, seatL we hopie
this good work- will go on all over t1k
The Irish World.
We havo received a copy of a now
paper of tho a'bove Dame, published
in Boston. It is a largo eight-paged
journal, and contains 48 columns o;
reading matter. As an organ 01
thought, it has already acquired oven
a Europeau reputation ; and is recog.
nited by the press of America, of
Ireland, and Eiglpund as staiding'first
of its kindiq the United States. As
a vehicle'of News, it is, as 'its ranic
purpor's, a condunSed weekly history
of tho world-that is, of the 'Irist
world--'(aud whee over the earth are
Iriiiemen not to be found ?) The
chief editur is tho Hon. W 1. Robin
bon, late 'onicad'r of Congroms,-%-hoj
has so distinguizm):ed himself for bis
persistent oppotition to 'the arrog.tnt
pretensiois of En'gland, it all time
and in all places. The Irish Wo'rfd
is only $2.56 per year. Address
"The Irish World." 22 School StreetV
Boston.
A Good Order.
We are reliably in'ormed that
Governor Scott hast issuod an orde'r
requiring the militia to turn over all
State arnisnow iu their possesion.
These arms have undoubtedly been
the cause of all the tronbles in the
up-country, as reported by the con
lorence that met the Governor on last
Monday night in Columbia. We
hope the troubles are now ended.
But should the two races continue to
raise disficulties, it will without doubt,
belie the press of the State.
Noinatlosa For Council.
At a meeting of the citizens o f
Winnsboro on W edresday night last,
the two tielets recently publi:Ihed
were withdrawn, wlhit the following
gentlemen were unanimously nominat
ed:
FOR INTENDANT.
W. M. DWIGII'X'.
FOR WARDI-Ns.
8. 13. CLO WNEft.
P. B.\ COT.
W. I1. WILLIAMS.
Sentenuces.
Ilis lioner Judge Rutland passed
the foliowinig sentCe: yes er riy
The State v... W. H. mith-hus:
mtt:aling, (e year in tt e tentiary.
h'lle St ate vs. le~ary HI .ten, jr.
al'd Sponcer Hoffaian, both colurei
maurd ter, to bo hangid oni the 26; h of
Mtay neit. It will be remembered
that tICs tWl l, ill com0pany with
fandy Thomas amid Mcrcury Vande"
horst, colore, iur'51ered , William
Powell op the 9th of December last.
Th, two last named turmed State's
evidence, appeared as witnessos in
th eaEc and were consequently set at
largie.
To Our ountry Iends.
,. M'i oecurr'enees transpire in dif
ferent parts of this County tha.t would
mthe our 65hiinns interee-ing, if they
Jero rebortod 'to uis promptly. We,
thor'efo-e, abd 0uI fii'da la the dif
ferent sections of oui- County to drop
u ai hine whenever anythinag unusual
occurs in their neigh borhood. It is
not .necesijary th'i a long irticle,
ready for the press, should be written.
All w, ask is ,tho, ,"peinta"-date,
name of pai-tiea' and the nature of
the occrirrence. We wrould also like
to have the ,re,al. facts.,.
Orsadnba.
~Ve.are pleased to learn that the
Postoffice at Alston has been reestab
lished.
The Yorkvil lo Enguirer contains
a number of cards fronm various~ per
sons giving notice df their abandtin
tiiett of the party of mor'al ideaq.'
T'e konpanies of United States
troopis recontly sent from Atlanta
to Columbia, Ianjo been oi-dored back
to the Empire State.
Judge Montgomery Moses will take
his seat as Judge on next Monday at
Spartanburg.
Weare having beautiful weather.
A small lu'iip of gum9 camphor put
into your bags of garden saghs will,
it is said, destroy the bugs the seeds
may doistain.,
The 8d artillery of United States
tr~~ob 1fiate been 6#rdered to Charles
Ion, S. C.
A Golden Wedding
The fvllowing jh'aingo card frof5
tEhe Now York Times, shows a smooth
con~rse of true love : IBoot-Savage.
-inJ' w-Savage. hi Wi lpulngt'or, N.
On Marph 4, I,89, b.9 lev. Adam
11Tis ie, Jodie' A . 11o0t to Jermha Sav
age also, at the sa me time anud place,
Harvey JLaWto Maria Savage. After
fifty years, bcth' parties ilightted their
troth anew, March 4, 1871, at Chath
an, lf. 3. ita (?d' risenoe of child ren
grandchildron, othor' kindred a:J
Four rfen ti a boaftwere swept ever
Salton Falls, near Russell,- Mass.,
Tuesday nighbtjand drowuned',.
Tko Jir il;e Iiltioa4.
The Spartanburg Spartan says that
ti work on this Road is progressing
rapidly in tlot county. Tho contrac 1
tors are now engaged in grading
tirough tho town, anld tLo bridge across
Lawoon's Fork near town is being bui
while tle contracts for 'ridges across
Paoelet, Broad river and other streams
have been made, and cross-ties nre be.
iegdelivered along the line. The work
is progressing at snei a ratle as to in.
s8iy, i ti.6hef that railroad commtnunti
c tion h(-twee- Spartanburg ipud Char.
loIte direct will be inade in losv that
twvil e 111t i tils.
Thisi looks like busieiss, mul impela I
Ii
n1- to ask tlev good ptople l 'A o( o'erson
if there is no elTmoi to b oide toward!
senri11n 1 the( l ion of jhe route
t lhrough this iowii ? The 'fie is it:
hani td \'hen vigoirous1, praic !i' I ffort,
w)il Icoin'vliqh a great deal'. Will our
peTle grasp . upport.it it.y, antid -i
to work earnest1y upon t his SUbject ?
Or 'ill 'llt hey fritter away precions time t
and pw.r4pit other cottpities to rea)
the benlfeits4 (f thlis t19n piant. connilec
Mothers be Advised.
Always keep a hottle of DRn. TUT'rs
CELI',11RATiED EXPECTORlANT in fihe
.-Onse. Ii is a certaini and pleasat ours
for Croup, Colng hM, Colds, et... It is ngree
rible tq t It ISle, 'nnd children Ifke it read
ily. Go to yoltr Druggist and get, it at
once, it may eave your little onte.
bI
41
e
Am Ovr asDocroitum Wonr.n-_.\ll great
phisiciansadmit hiat lthe wor-ld is over
doctored with violent. drugs. lin cases ofr
indligestionj, hijliousnesa.. cons1tipationl, Wind P
colic.. diarrhon(c, and other casual or even
chr-onic airec-tions of fthe stomnach, liver and
bowels. all that i.; needed to restore the* re
gutlar action of fihe disordered organs, is at
do0.e or two of
TA RANT'S SELTZER APERIENT a
ilhe melsi deiions and14 har1mless rebrifuige,
Ixx~llivo ar..I nheraitive ill the0 whole range -
hfre Ia renn-dies1. It its~lce s f
thestrege-. eannlot hatni ilhe weakest, and (
immediigely rehievest the nitusea which or
.11.1.11 BY ALLs DRaUGGISeTS.
mar - *2%vb
Al Cr.A IM.-We aire inforimd that if
I i the z o s oersi, icm mnd inyieflding of thle i
priv1:1! citizenls Who have cftiin 14 Ts. lthe f,
firiti.,h (lovevirnet a- ir J. - Aver &
I o . of Lowe'll. Mass., themlanutfacturersl of
mn beII ina ilhey will n1onsent to niothsing
1--sst IhIn I heir dinild for. imedicinea dep.
ir yed by thbe Biriti-,h plicates sMa-l be ,paid
nil gold an1d inl d,!lars3 to lihe las1 Centi. - i
I hey are e - bolelned by fihe I 'act fihat t'h
letre i Oite-r goodt by ohe English
ill Chinam nott elsewhere (for where~ are notP
tht liflIr.q ObA levm 11nalion trampling upon11
Sonl,-bodyv ?) have hithierto beenl paid il, full
a111d hevy n1ow , sayv 01111 they Fshall be. The-yu
however. pr-opo-ic ti,. I. comnromise Give
us4 l'anada1 il anlWe Will conbider it even,
hee011use we canl then send ouir remeiesi.4'
114re-Atho!.[ny.-Wasthingten) News.
Ewnlpe at Iahlt- a'uet
andiit osa upo esItatihe rd fasa oer
pldutat ion of lise tri Inom achlises o
a.I halt-pes rv i n gtcs Celiiatd ao wiole.
some.tiirca andI pow er ey csasd. orheen
whitnesse come,, iforwardt itoncow, er n
aftie~ yal, an rei *teradte to restoe ltate- G
ientrs norit o., d e orereficra nse of a
a medicine uwon hmefe, ibeifn
its1t ethay Pfs.lierally imposstible. The
iliedenialsof .bi unetru atllted weoniot and a
aliteat ive, yi extei oe tiea wriod o er
ly tety ye Iars, incute ae.itlvdaso
complaints2 whc n.Aict ar ndhraci that h i.t
mani fily.4 I Ei(he aUf mniudn of eolef
beenli setizei who a hi sn cltisvls tie f
ie i.o -~ dtestothe pubhoP oJ. Ar &~s
tetter-f B.itterlss no letan afifthr of
uief to u ees. from willdliget,' feve 444 hu
nr vons bd tsore asu no~e hl prepation
han ever hu impd art o daye w~le thei D
'eye ofC the1(eader tie.,140 hp at.es (lie, I
fece again11440.t t~-ie t whichb lte eis. t
ent eason4 engtdrs . and r h(ir wtcnfie no't P
til nt islcedt 41 The4 tcaptionstt wicht
anteres~tdv dealrs..4on1etheshl .e.ao toe~~
fis tupo the sick1 in wil stlbead, aevery- f
whiert mtigthe : fao thtis dbe to fraude-,
atnd t i potre hiled fheand th o the i
gre00 iotab oefle speifi. is constant. ihn.
wcresng.40iowii t crsar
llft' yersou ii44,hC li 5011 Stte d
Thsefl-c Ps itrrna"lly jupsily. ' ted a
cre gret mdicinf ofh teiiolld, toni hereds
is no regipy yfars, gnllo itoiwicht as, of
nvo fu.cls, , ad. boeten lagey usie,
antirdrt tihly piar.4 Mprevlntaon the nor
Ocl~i t o which fic nt an ordtqo hei lu C
maae faory ~thero of a consti~derableeople,
sgey or eachs othldr, ouav, briss aly
sid'hds and aros ther njris, Orihoe-iti
na fotry,.haery dihe andrt~it holb rem-r
paine ilit~es generals admirblsited, for
nveroy oracer fa .nno oher reprtionoe
ha s aevery igifteT at, thatlniewthe -
standipf thceadog erio aref e'Ae.lhat~ thne
arci Kcliller"pt hbee bef~re asahe tirld
fit ht agnevrst thaineohit, of itpopres-,
ent son tconry the tcall cfoitdehca
fstd ioncrear sickom its rst, disoevery
waer ating eviu fmo that s te toan frau
simpeentao.greato tho quati fnaor bent
so lartg, asartis2.-day
ftop.o
he "aH. home.there itn wastly dio styled ~i
thte groat mtedlicine of thle world,fo there n si
isno bs th te oloe itouble itec bs
climertoio . ..01.jke q -awel
OF Tli; NouT]IL--In 'iany things
fie North has for a long tItn6 been ahead
4 (h'o South, merely becanso our people
'axe neglected their natural advar-itages -
u nothing was this miore palpably the case
han in the maiufacture if Aloor,. sashes.
ll.inds, mouldings, &o. 'is was noticed
>yt M r. P. P. Tqyale,an ent er'pr.ising Charles
onlan. and lie ,as now ngi of the largest
Lud most successful maniuai'ctories of doors,
ashes and blinds in ihe whole cointry.
ise his advertisement. rar 2
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Y Virtue of sundry Execut:->ns to me
directed, I will offer for sale at Fairfield
)ourt Hlouse on the first Monday and the
lay followig, In April next, with'a the
agal hours o'f sale, to the high est bidder.
or Cash. tho following Real Property.
'urchasers to pay for iitleeApd aitn.ips:
Otto tract of land Conlaining 360 acres,
iore, or l.el. bonnded by lauds of L. l-'eae
er,-.1d iard TAybr and oliers, levied) upon
& the,propoiy of A. C. Feaster, deco'l. a
lie sult of Jonatian 1). Colomani; . Againt
awrence Foauter, E'xecutor, of tho estate
f. A. C. V ragter. ..
.One trat o aunt aini'tng 104, acres,
uprv or less, adjoining luds of 0. P. Nllar.
in. D..B. Kirklani aid lands recently be.
onging it, W. A...artit innd others, laribd
pon as the property of John F. Davis.
lo'd, at the sit of W: ilim Blair agaii.st
8. Davis, Adninistratrix.
L. Y. DU\ALL, S.F. 0.
Slieriff 's Offics,.
Winnsboro, March 11, 1371.
mar 14-t1x2
Lcad Sales.
1. 11. Lamar, et. ux. and others vs. J. M.
Rutland and C. D. Ford, Ex'ors, of N. A
Peay, du'od.
In pursuance of an order of Court made
I the iu1p above ''.fed.and l'earing date
uly 2'th', 1870, b; Jaaes llemphi,il Spe
ial Judge, I will re sei' to the highest bid
er biefor. ithe CourtL hlone door, in Winns
oro, S. C., during.tlh. legal hours of sale,
lie following described tract of land be.
inging to the Estate of N. A. Peay. deo'J.
'ract A, of the Graham Plaeo, containing
270 acres, more or lesi.
TeriS of Sal'.
About otsifgfik of the rllhase money to
e paid in cash ont hie day of sale the bal
nee on, a credit of one, Iwo, three and
mr years in equal annual instalments.
ith .interest payable annually until the
hole 'dbt and interest be p.iid, niih Aond
C. purchtist' and Iwo good secittities and a
ortgage of the premises. Purchasers to
ay for papers ats4 st-amps.
-8 AM L. B. C1. (Y iL V,
mar 14-t1x2 Clerk of Court.
ale of Valti ble Town Prowrty.
. M. Aiken, Assignee. vjs. James 8. Stow
rt-In the Commoal Plens,. Fairfieldi Col
laint to Foreclose Mort gage.
In pursuance of an order of sale made
this case .-y Judge Rutland, I will offer
ir sale at public outcry to Ihe lihihent bid
er bpfore the Cour t Ilouse in Winnsboro,
it the first Monday in April next, f'ur
iluable Lots of Land lying in the Touni
r Winnsboro, on Congress or \lain Sitet,
Etween the Odd Fellow's burnt. hmilding
id Patrick Jenkins' house Each froni.
ig on said Congress or Main Street 84
et, more or less, and running back 21t
et to A. P. Miller's lot.
T70l11s of Sale.
.Dne-third cash, for the boilance. a credit
one year, with int.erust there, from ow .
ly of sale layaldo aninually tti1il the
hole of the debt and inieresi bcpaid -
urchasers to give li n'1 and a oo2pilom of
te premiises, and pay for all necessur3
ipersand revenue -tamps.
L. W. DUVALL, 8. F.C,
heriff'*. Office,
iiishero. March 10, 1871
mar 1-tlx2
3ALE OF BANK PROPERTY.
B Clowney, Ckcesiver. vs. TIhos. J. llob
ertmon, c-t. ais , Credlit'a;ra ,sl ite Pi,.
toe Banik of Fairfield--Eill for I ujune
lion and Instruction,
Y anthority granted mc b~y an order nf
ithe Court mando ~22d Mareb, 1870, 1
ill sell e~o the highest bidder at public
stery during the legal hours of salt', be
re the Court. louse door in Winnsboro.
Sthe first Mondasy in A pril next, the fol.
wiing property or the Plesnter's ihank of
sirfield towit: One large Iron Safe, and
her furnt~lure betonginig to the said Bank,
so, certain choses in act ion.
Term s of sale Cash.
8. B. CLOWNEY,
mar 18-t-1x2 Receiver.
ARWLINA NATIONAL BANK
of
Oapital Stook Paid in---$200,00d,.
BOARD 'ON'DiRECTORS:
L. D). CIIILDS, President.
a. J. W. Parker, IR. M. Wallace,
>hn 8.. Wiley, Dr. .lohn T. Derby,
flops, RL. O)'Neal, Jr.
C. D.. Melton, Attorney,
. O Gtlick. C. J. Tredell,
Caier, ...... Assistant Cashier.
H ai lstock of this lanik I~ .now
$.0,004, all of w hich h~s been pai d
I,and confirmed by l1.e Comnpiroller of the
nr'rency. . Authotiry hascatlso, been recelr.
I for-a further increase to the amount of
50,Q00, of which over $20,000) has al
sady been taken. Persons wishhing te
ako an Invest ment should appy wits osti
slay. The Surplus Fund is now $6,000,
three per cent. upon its stock.
The Carolina NatIonal ansrk Issusssoer.
flcates of deposit ,byrin ~. fhtai'.st atth
ate of seven per ioeurj.. .per aunum, .This
aturb of i~s businesas makes It j-actIcally
A Savings Banlk,
id attentlin Is called to thle fact thia. the
fety of. these deposits, as weilAR agli oth
s, are guaraptees by ti w hole capItal of
* B~ank., No safer modt,, .et cemporary
vestment is offered to the public thap this
'(be, dtposIta..being payable on demand,
on short'noticee. Deposit of any amount
elved either In envrenimy or sein. and av.
Is in the same. Interest wIll be pai'd.'ai
e end of each six months, should deposits
maIn beyond-that. length of .time.
ColumbIa. 8.('., January 28, 1871,
Jan 81-flawsm
For Sale.
D ESIR A BLE residence three fourths
of -a ,mile fronm Rldgbway, on the
arlott~e, Columia~u & A ugusta ail l ad
thi Out, builhdinigs, Fish Pond,' and 8prin11
the premises lions, conmtains sia
oims. There Is twelve scres of good) cot..
a land attached to this ie.., Apply to
'JOHN 1100 18. 8r,
moh 16-z2 Ridgeyray,- ,~ OfCI
--MORE FLOUR4I. ~
9RE8H from Milling's Mill. A largel let
of Oood Family 'l q, Short. ad
eads, at, . No TYRg &290,.
seg 18
WOOD WARD
& LAW.
Have iS Store and to Arrive.
Choice Rio Coffee,
Dest 01 '(Government Java Cef.e,
C. V . hAcon Sides,
C. h. mlk Sdes'
li~s ce',
st V'amily 'Soap,
M1accaroni, Cheese.'.', '&.
4 '!ecest adet Jeaus,
Plaid lomespun and Osnaburg,
Orauitoville Joans and ihiring.
A nice asaortent 'f adres' id Misses'
Walking Shoes. Just received.
Spocial attention is 'ckIled to our Fius
Chewing 'oLaoco, and Fine Cigare, just
reoeitI.
Remember that we sell at the very Low
eat Prices that a strict idherece to tbe
ClI fyste.x will admit of. nud give us a
call berere purahaslng lchewhere.
JUST RECEIVED.
40 8aeks iFamily Plou'r.
Upper, Ifarncas and Solo Leather, al.
ways on hand and for pale by
*6OWARD & LAW.
Jan 20
Ureat
ARGAINS
HAIEAIlAS
AT
NO. 2, BANK RANGE.
On and after Montday, 12th Dcember.
uiil January let, we offer our immense
stock, (ove of ihe moi. varied ever in
W innsiboro) a t priers that. caunnot ho beat
'iny where in ilhe State. We do this because
we. havs, iniove to oni the tt of .January,
ntd e dlesiro to reduce our stock as m uch
a-i pan'wi'le. .
C ihI ITI H TflE CASI AND)
C.LS.'H1~I ONLY,
udyou will got. goodsl cheaper thtan in
1860.
5:000 Pairs of~ Shoes,
warrhrited free from wood or paper, and
gnoranteed in price and qualily in this
large stock, A D ~ &~
dee 18 LAD BR S&C .
BACIOT & CO.
10 " Northern Ilay.,
000 Blushel* 'Renneqsee Cern.
500 Bushoes N. C. COE.
10 hlda. DlAon, Sliouldors,
25 '- Rib Sides,
20 -.' gIir Rih Sides,
6 " Blk liib 8ides,
6 " .Bulk Clear Rib Sides,
2 Tierees 8. C. llama, ?ofholoo.)
25 Dbls, ftalitmore 1ilour.
5i0 Sacknt N. C. Flour-,
60 Bble. irishs Potatoes, for planting.
10 faaks Coffee arul 24 Bble. Sugars. 0
all qualities. Blesides o-her artioles toe
numerous to mention. All of which will be
sold low for cash. BACOT & Co.
feb 2
. BOOT ANND SHOE
Ii I AM no0w prepred to do work In
the 1lat est and best ,.slyles. - sy
work is always wartgnte,l.- Tfier.
Is nio itee'sity to geot05l di' $I~tt, to have
work dlone ats I cas.1 make as good BIO'o .
SIIO/R io anybody. Ordase qlielt for
flue work. a. 5*. GIIBW.'
feb 29-ly
PRIVATE ANi TRAN jENT
fl RI. Y OUS rtO1h
WrsnA &.
The Policy Holders
LIFE AND TONTINE. INSTrANCE COMPANY
OJPS rT-EI SOUTr-;EI,.
29 BOIAD 82Ik'El2 ClIAlLEiS2OV, S. C.
I . Mc iIIxIN Y, l'rcsidenkt. (Igo E. BilAia, cretary.
. P. ALXANE', V. P. J. T. DAthY, alkD , Med. Adviser.
A PURELY MUTUAL (OMPANY.
a ed entirely it the i:ierests of its Poliev ioldet .. vho own Ili. Company.
'.'O,'Ameif e-ly the del-.1viv e lf Sredi tetl n 1i 1 <h ailm only in CAsi.
All tllict ! on aorfeltia after jItyIenat of ONEaannual preinian,
ama 21 JSb W. LAW, Local Agent.
ETIWANj GIUANOS1
SOLUBLE MANURES, AND SULPHURIO ACID,
. Manuietured at the
ETIWTAN WORKS
. . . B B)' '4R
SULPIUICT ACID ANI) 'UITli-P1IOSPHlATE COIPANis
1 111H now well known E'lIW.AN G UANO is ninali'iseturI from the Native Bone lhos'
plhates ot -oin a nrou iia. T1 Phe- :phawes in their natral sttate Oro Insolublo,
anid required to be ground1a4 t o) pwlderA anale Sule by Sufph tic Acid. This Cotta
,Pgany lave now in operation tle hutgs'vt SulplluIc Ariel aliaabers at he.SoutI, and arN
Iiiei'tore. ahilo to ianinf ettr tt the lonveti t taes, the Iighliest grotto of Fertilizer - it
big clear tha11t the greater she prop rtin of Solki.blv.Plosphali which tany. Fertilizer
conituna, the le s thie iiant ity requiredf pergcre. .t.u ordev to Itqk, tle Fvrt izer coin.
1lete, A mmy:vnja and Poa1h in till Hiienat qa11tntitis are added. With Itieso viewul ho Coln.
panly manit ufatCure and all'er f'or sta . ....
4rTIWAT G-TTAlTJ0,
Warrant ed to contain fronm 16 to 20 per cent. of Dissolved Bone Phiospltto Qf lime ao4
1i 2 to 21 per cent. of A mttonia, witi a nflicient ada! ion o' Poy uvian GII'no and
Pot bit. to aatapt it to cropm. Price $63 per ton cash on tie, $70 per ton, and in.
Irest Ij per cent. pe'r iiiuim.
Of iIgi Orade, suitable for niufacturej:a (o far forPla', being in itself an excelledt
Iertilizer, and spciIly adnplied for. compwtt . As lirge n. tnlities of' Suphurio Acid
are Itsed to diss0ve alie pIhoshalae, ti8 will he foutid a c)apit and convenient wny
ransport that ntaterial. The grade fuirtitlied will l:e frote ll to 20 per cent. Dismolve
Boine 1l hosplite. Price .10 lur ot, ensh : on1.1 ime, *.1a, vi.h interest at Iper cent,
pvr aattt. .till .ir licr grilta will lie turnished to der tat an additional prico pet
ceattoge.
Speciatl!y priepared for ro nipiating with , Iottot Seed and ot1her Plantation Miateures.
r ice $35 per ton, cuaih ;. on line, $40, with intere I atat 7 per cenit. per annum.
+RIOUNDTW BOlst10
At mucl lower rales, consist ing silni'l. of Ithe n ative Boij o Phosphates groun, to powder
Price $20 per toni, eaai; aii tine ,:%ftil intterestit a per cent, per annum.
WM. c. B & co., *
Agents, No. 14 Adier's Wharf, hleOston, S. ,.
. D.--Thea porcattage Diss.4olved tline l',plishate of Lite an- Aitmonia in all ak
Eli wanne, is ascerained ait Ili- Works. by a iir Cie'niti, before dolivery. Shonld. al.
pirchfaser he dif;stail, hov ty uit nri ave age samples of any purchase, within (80
day ater delivery, and wilh Ile saiailyniil ano w, a anil ty deficiency in tle percentage
guara nteed will he nade go. d to hila by Ithe Compan . jan 26-8m-.
WHIANN'S IM1W BONE SUPERPHOSPATEs
The G reat Fortilizet' of all Crops.
baIB 111 tnatiralleal alcotas Of thin rrat
~~11 Fieriizer ont All .(Ciops, proves it to It
tint Rlefit aind Chieapubt Matre now offerel
itt til lit' ttt t '.
Ifliam a hei tisi' by mtany or theo most
vi'ngat Planters in ( lao Sowii, Ord
~~ ~ 01yei Enflro Saitati~oi
SI~Jhl~~i ()if Cotlonits liiCreets have beent pairtliti.
STANDARD 6ARANTEED Irly *ltil.. It, is io rare fliig for
I thataa's Llos'plhaae to inateoao tile yield
ftoala Otto lioatdrcd to Two Ilundied Per
.eti I , Or Ct'tll lIioac # .. 1 1 .
MANUFACTURED BY %r Gea. C. Dixon, an eininett phnter of
C:1 Ile i, CPays. i it a let ter to, lie Ilaon.
VATONWHANN&
5...ilit~voiit-at'iii Iit itt aroaina.'iatd
WILMiNGTON,DEL.I ; ile i, iffiy4 perpItself f nd
iot NALE BYf O C
tRN Hife preieialov price of Cotton) of
FOR By '20 90 1ier ATre ofr coton. t c y of Mr.
Dixons un arlledi co. ftis Gra
I 10fHR~A ~ i i ,a'ilte, giving details, wil be fur
.li. ed rtil on Applici pisa ,e.
l FACThRCenarki.C
Ij a 1 -3aitsdbmayothmo,
Chalote,(t~l~ulj~ ad Agut nT Ery Vigeisac () it hS
r P11. fdlotit liasetgea Seo til* i tiven- Enir Saisfain,
1. ga aalo tfta.t o Ilae taia o ai a t a rl -.inre. it.Ci o rr hn o
hann's no hhteutoaincres8.th0 yiet
atenOla t ,rY Gvns ODe,.,
3.p i r e.C ion1 ne iet'litro
. 1'10ptat &7 BhInnId Shtinn e.r,.n
ArrivehiatventriendingSuperphosphatespana
Gu no.Oh WttTts t vit.el tebet
Loac ~ of all thsridl~ lain acon fer Plro ee
tttprepnt o prices of corted.
Wiiibt$,1.1a 0t war 11r.cr o co .- A copAofMr
hixon'seltter, givingtde ta st, l b fu.
flAY TR~X-Cct t0 start. T Pratt i . ,rs a i' hlt, ae
Clicitler, 111 28 a m, ioltso l i a.. n iahac
.tWizat~ .A1.R IES0 Char. on,. A. andI~( Augusta, Ga.
Ar e, tia A ugust , , 76 n-,a
Le~vo Chanr ot 8:A J .1 p1i871.A.B L 1 du~a b
go Cinterf, Inths)n .on pn altr - -- - -
"i Columbia. 8. C.2a .28 a m ~o hlir irto loaad8pc
"ltt Chater, - -a Tri 10ky phta atm wYa rcs
Stidiys xcj-Hd:.A L.aj A .itii B~iilA LKtrpd Im
OcasoSot~'rit.Dity '1'ran atka's ioa.Ipal o rW~jaa sA1 s nver fl, DFAta offre
of eor~a na Coat~l eoria ~ai~ri 172 Broad SI..A.B, ugujsta, Ga.
Noiv tagt thraltewilha'tIP6, At. C. . 7.8a0ain ar ofepdinn-rt
"hoh Tmbita, a ii le 2h0k p i Twls nnasToig, upad
"d ho r~a po8.00 a or, oserm
Leavo harlote, N. . at 800 re
" a hster 10 28d ee ceapst
ArriveD AgsR , 7.4V5S pl A.BLinuta a
NioHT TRAsol-GonNywhoUe.
" innsboro, 11.n Mrcl p m~ i
" d Colmb/arCl/etn,28 as mtl iePleI ..
Ari-a Aut, 7.30L. a mt~uuss., a
resgoods,uatprices, as tow as beforeethe
6gt 16-O~nwar. ItI I.A B L., AegBAL, a
ALL orrins, fo Dire an prts, an hae.
.131K~n St, LIiaresln, , 0. Ition o atnto p houldr m ahei s~
a large ndwel * . I.. A. IIA LK, Augusta, Ga.
Mattinssemeres, andr eate,.&for&Ger uc a
as areBuyuallyafoundcartfulfirst ebtednstotrpcs
81cr.. n~~v 10 ALee T. popularin p rsd'g -slr
~~ Ilhat 11 Lerg. An.eALK dgucsea, Ga.
~ Coco Nut ream, . preotIC ihereb glive pro erly ave~d sad
tod Indetet, of maoo-r pan 8:o.
A u~. e~h~a a. bua, 87.GFOaULN a Asolnet f teraldis.-. whtaerslgatn flasott i wille~h always bv kep
t~e SB1..L..DA, QRAL f.bA dgut, ..
Norh ad Est
Nih Tan aks ao onecins 'Y iok Bow nd.feahd hod