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.TaccOa1 Xte:m2.s New Advertisemnts. Wagons for Sale-P. M. Spence. Notice to thoso Indebted-E. W. er. >ouie Meeting Thursday night. c.d Wheat-I. L. Miliott & Co. ,;tice-Ienry Clarke, Adm'r. 3ill for Partition-Safal, 1) flow. ley, Referee. The Last Cotton Crop. We are favored with a cnmplete list of the last cotton crop of Fairfield County, the number of bales ptir chased, and also the number of bales shipped from the sever~al stations on the railroads, ete., which we propiso to lay before our readers ii, out next issue. Good Suggestion. A friend has a ggested to us a very good iden. viz: That our Town Coun. cil should have the names of the prin cipal streets posted at all the con spicuous corners-and also that the principal places of business, and per haps private residences, should be numbered. It wculd be of some ad vantage, and would cost a very small sum. Bacot &Co. We would call the attention of our readers to the extensive advertisment of Messrs. Bacot & Co., in our col ums to-day. They certainly deserve not only patronage for their well and handsomely selected stock of goods; but soine encouragement for the new store, which fills up a gap on our prin cipal street. We have nodoubt that they are fully able, with their exten sive means, to make good their pro. mise to the Planter or to others. "That there is no necessity of going to Columbia," when you can buy the sane goods at the same price, not. withstanding the additional freight. In fact'we take pleasure in saying that the liberality of our Merchants, (and more especially our Cotton buyers,) has made Winneboro ons of the best interior markets in the State, and what is more, our citiiens have fo'znd it out already. We hope it may so continue. loms icfide. We regret exceedingly to cbronicle the fact, that a bloody affraycecurred about six miles from this place, on Thursday, 21stinstant, between Mr. A. Y. Paul and Mr. George Martin, both friends, which resulted in the death of Mr. A. Y. Paul. Mr. P. after the sffray lingered until Fri day night, when he (lied. It seems that the parties concerned had had a slight falling-out, about some trifling affair, between this place and their homes. The Coroner empanneled a jury, and an inquest was held on Saturday last. Tlhe verdict of the jury ws, that Mfr. A. Y. Paul, deceased, came t'o his dipath from a wound inflited by a knife in the hands of Mr. George Martin. This is quite an unfortunate affair, both of these gentlemen being quiet and respectable young men. Mr. Martin surrendered himself to -the Sheriff on Saturday morning and Sgave bail to the amount of $2,000. Winnsboro Cotton Marlket. Since last Tuesday, 317 bales of cotton have been sold in this market. *Prices ranged from 17 to 18g. Dlrunkens Engineer. We have been infornmed by a pas senger from Columbia yesterday morning, that the engineer who was to have brought the Night, Express from Columbia, mounted his engine just before starting time, and asked the switchman to open the switch and let him out, whieh the switchman did, thinking he only intended moving lis engine up and down the track to get it in good working condition, which is said often to be the case before start ing. As soon as the track was clear. ed, to the astonishment of all who were at hand, the engineer started his engine at full speed up the road and kept on as far as Killian's, where he stopped. A crank-truck was started for the engine and found it switched off at Ki'lian's. The engineer reported that he could not get the pumps to work, and run to the first station to clear the track. Th'le w'atchman re ported tihe engineer to have gone fron a bar room to the engine in an intox icated state. Every precaution wa taken by the officerso the road to prevent a collision. The train was detained 5} hours. Crumbs. Predictions of another meteoric shower "about the last of this month" are again going the rounds. Inhale hartshorn through the nos trils six or eight times a minute until relief is obtained. Then after an hour or so repeat again. This reme dy is much used in France for colds, and the use of it is attended with good results. An old lady being asked to sub scribe fur a newspaper, declined on the ground that when she wanted news she nanufactured it herself. Several old men we are afraid are engaged in the same line of mobufacture, for they don't sub scribe for either the News or the Her ald. Governor Scott has recently made the following appointments : E. W. Shand, Coimimissioner of D;eds for the State of South Carolina in Austin, Texas. W. L. C. Levy, South Caro. lina Conmmissiober, residing in Pitts County, North Carolina, JervIs Pigate, Trial Justice, :hiloh, Sumter County. Anual Report. Ve invite.attention to the Statis cal publiutiun of Dr. Peak, "bhowing up" some of the most glaring frauds practiced upon the poor unfortunate Tax Payeis of FAirfield County, and proving conclusively a deficlt in the late County TreaLsurer account. The expenses as for this exhibit, of the Couunty alone is Five Thouand Dollar. more than the entire amount of the whole Tar cAlected before the the war, for the benefit of th State. A careful c.umiination of certian itens, which show very conclusively, who.e the money has gone, We really think the Tax . ers should ca1 a public meeting and demand a full and fair investigation. New Goodt. R. J. McCarley has rrceived a large stock of Now Goods ; such at Groceries, Liquors, &o. He has on hand an extra article of Bourbon Whiskey direct from Kentucky, which is pronounced by judges to be as fine as the finest. See advertisemint. Railroad Accident. There was a smash.up of the freight train ynsterday morning, about six miles below this place. The fireman had his leg broken, and six oars were thrown from the track. We did not learn the cause of the accident. The Succes. Of the South Carolina Land and Im migration Association, appears to be not less well assured in the Northern Mtates than in the South. Thousand, of tickets to the gift concerts, to be given in Charleston in October, have been sold. Twenty-fuur hundred cash pribes are then to be distributed, the chief of which is an Academy of Mu.ie, woith 250,000 ; the next $100,000 ; the third $25,000, and s. on from $10,000 downwards. Tht oost of the tickets is only $5, and for. tunes are awaiting the lucky holders A great deal of interest in the mattem has been elicited throughout the country. D~uel. We learn that two gentlemen of Augusta, Ga., Messrs. Wm D'Antig nac and John Dell, fought a duel at Graniteville, in this State on Sunda3 morning last.e Two shots were ex, changed. Mr. Dell received a severe wound in the leg anid the other gen. tlemnan was fortunate enough to escape with two holes in his coat. Ground to Deatli. John Kel'q, aged 17, employed in Golden's flies4work at Trenton, N. J., fell through the floor into the flint cracker below. Hie was run into the wheels and his body passed out into the water below literally ground up. ANNUAL REPORT. Report of thme Beard of CommIssIoners for~ Fairfld County, South Carolina, for the fiscal year ending Oetober 81st, 1871. oUT5TANDI~o oRI)Efas OV THlE OLD DOARD. I N Wiuthers, $169 00 Jns 81 Stewart, 200 00 II MoMeekin, 66 46 W J Crawford, 228 00 0I R 1unt er, 180 00 0 W. Hinnter, 156800 William Finch, 76 Dr E~ A Oibson, 4 00 John Melantyre & Co, 7 00 Willjiiam troomi, 3 87 Albert Smith, 8 00 ['Jenkins, 1 60 Jlohn Purcell, 6 00 Joaeph Lauhen, 27 00 Tot al, $1040 68 Poon HloUss ANI, FARMm. M ii McGrady, 54 10 M J Mc~rady, 8 26 Keichin & Robertson, 66 05 Mrs J Rt DunlaP. 18 65 B F DavIdson & Co, 790 461 M 0 Dunlap, 84 0 MoMaster & Brlce, 18 66 0 P' Iloffman, 60 80 D~r T T Robertson, 76 00 iB E Ekin, 28 50 Hlector Lee, 0 04 Miarelh Rossr 6 97 J D) Hogan, 18 00 Dr E A Gibson, 18 00 J A Kennedy &Co, 19 00 Mrs ML Swart, 8 00 James Vaughn, 96 00 J P' Matthews, 49 2( J M Vaughn, 6 92 A F Gooding, 1 25 8 P Dunlap, 200 00 T otal, 1595 84 BLIEF ODA.'irED To PooJR OUTBJDM Pool HloUsE. James Mcreighi, making coffins, 15 0f Rose Gailyard, 5 04 bampson ilhsonn wlfe and P Weleh, 60of Mingo Kirkland and Polly Smith, 4 01 Carolino Blain, 404 Auareby Taylor, . 2 0( Sally Met s, 2 0( Mar a VOsNatt, 1504 Ruth Stanton, 8 0( Levina Nokes, 2 Q( David Crockett, 7 0( Catherine McNeil, 80( Cynthia lirown, 120( George Lewis, 8 0( Liloy Thompectt, 0 r( riflfttob Kenneton nid wife, . 6 0 Rhody Thompson, 7 00 Sarah Gladney, 18 00 H ardy lRil, 8 00 Dinnh Bration, 9000 D11f1ilct Magill, 16 00 UIenjaman and Nattay Parnell, 6 00 Thomas liagood, 7 00 Jamis Lewis, 1200 Nancy James, 12 00 Total, 197 50 ROADs, DIDOEs, &c. A F Gooding, 72700 R YMartin, 10976 0 8 Jones, 88800 Thomas Anderson, 800 00 Kirkland and Cook, 80.) 00 3 8 Cathcart, 826 00 James If Cook, 67 00 JC iaygood. 1600 W J Crawford, 190 00 J ) Ciuret e, 90 00 R T Yarborough, 70 00 John Rowe, 8 00 A P Irby, 900 J R DeLonseho, 6 00 Charles Tims, 160 00 JotI Moore, 10 00 Janen Nickleekin, 6500 IV J Davis, 9 00 I 11 flohertsct, 80 00 )1 MI Zealy, 0 34 W B1'Dunlap, 7 60 T B McKinatry, 18 50 Elijah Hall. 85 00 Ifo~laster hnd Brice, 8 00 J 0 Rabb, 2000 Levi Bolick 11 25 If 4 Smith, 8 00 B F Davidsont, 6 00 Total, 2.987 84 PUntic DUiLDINOS AND ofVfl(s. John McCully, 9 10 MulluIre & Co, 86 00 Preditck totvi 62 62 Dr W H Aiken, 86 00 Johon IV Purcell, 146 40 Thomas Jadobs, 6 00 Woodward I Law, 96 00 IV B Peake, 21 40 A F Gooding. 32 75 James MI Daly, 12 00 W ii DaTS, 8 16 George Lewis, 8 60 Samuel B Clowney, 10 26 MecMaster & Brice, 108 66 Lada Bros, 2008 B F Davidson & Co, 116 80 Peter Byrd, 00 00 .1 0 Bong, 20 22 W M1 Nelson, 82 16 J 8 Stewart, 200 00 IV W Peake, 15 00 I A Smith, 9 t0 Total, loi W DIETING ANh TRANsPORTATION OF PRisoNERs. L W Duvall, 1,008 20 J P Roswell, 18 00 P F Frazee, 30 00 Total, 1,061 20 JUnY 4ND *ITN9sS TICKETS. S B Clowney, 20 00 L W Duvall, 80 00 11 A Smith, - 21 00 Jury and witness tickets, Nov. 1870, March and July 1871, 1,113 80 Total, 1,28480 COST IN STATE CASRS. Joel Copes, 1528 John J Neil, 261 80 Robert Hawthorn, 11458 Daniel 1B Kirkland, 147 16 0 W Faucet, 21 00 J1 C tlaldwll 6 60 lilR Flannagan, 4 10 AJ Shaw, 40 00 J D Ashfrd, 88 80 1R E Quinn, 21 45 N P Myers, 68 10 Frank 8tark, 4 10 James N Hammond, 18 93 J E Stant on, 9860 John WV Smart, 6 46 Argyle Ihiragood, 800 Jas M Stewart, 4 80 J Rt ioy les, 908 SamI B3 Clowney, 201 01 L WV Duvall, 276 84 Total, 1888 49 ADVE.RTIsING AND DLANKDOO~s FOR OFFICE. Desportes & Williams, 180 75 J W Denny, 84 86 Editor Daily Union, 40 25 Bryan & MoCarter, 68 60 J W Denny, 26 40 Total, 820 76 AMOUNT 0T CoMP'ENSAFZoN ALi~oWEb MsM. nERS 01 TnlE DOARD FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1871. Mi U Dunlap, C C, attending 88 nmeetings, of board P8 pr da3 , 114 00 M U Dunlap, 46 days attending to roads, bridges, &c. $3 per day, 188 00 M (. Dunlap 1168 miles at 6 ate. per mile, 67 90 John M Marlin, C 0, attending 81 meetings of board $8 per 0 day,980 John Md Martin attending 48 days roads, bridges, &c., $8 per day, . 144 0 John M Aiartmn 1660 mIles 6 ete, per mile, 77 95 James H1 Cook, C C, attending 36 meeting of' beard $8 per day, 105 04 James HI Cook, 23 days attend.. ing roads, bridges, &c., $5 per day, 69 00 Jnmnes Hi Cook, 274 miles 6 etc. per mile, 18 60) W B Peake, clerk of board, sal ary, 1871, 260 00 Totol, 1,082 do Total amotut. of expend:torea for the fiecal year 1871, 11,829092] Table showing the amount due the County and casts on hand at the annual settlement for the fiscal year of 18'j1. Tues day. 6th of September. Dr. Cash on hand - the annual set- - tlement, Nlo,. 16, 1871, .0,207 0() Taxes in execution at annual settlemeut, Nov. 16, 1871, ,762 74 Amount asmessed tor-Alseal Year / 6 1871, 16,/0116 Fines and lindletsea golleoted for 1871, 1,262di 17,248 84 Or.th Amount 'of ex'penalltres forth fiscal year 1871, .11,829 92 County Ti easure'. Cnm, AhaO ant 0 Anoun~tdue the county Sept. 6, 1 . 4,018 48 Amotat of -axes stilo unoolI1Oct. ed of px 'titiot.s- 1870, - 2949 Anount tIax*S:tlgotd and )h execution i, 78' 1,0824 Cash an hand, Sept. 6, 1871, $8,830 94 The above accouts are innde out regu larly and probated. W. B. PEAKE, sept 20-tlxl Clerk. ExubeYant HRealth Is a blessing voucheared to few. Evei those who have been favored by nature witI strong ocuntitutiots and vitorous fratmiei are apt to neglect tie precatuions ,ace4Aar, - to presetts these precious ensdowuinents. - Indeed, "sa rule. the "'ore healthy and ro bust a man iN, the inoe liberties he ii in eilned to take with his own physique. I is some consolation to tie naturally wenl and feeble to Inow that they can be so in vigorated and built tip, by a pp.oper use o the means which science han pliced at thei disposal. as to have a much bettqr chane of long life,.and exe'mptions from disease and pain, than the mno t athletto of their fellows wio art foolish enough to-suppose themselves invulnerable, and act According ly. It is not too nuolh to any that more that half the people of the civilized world need an oocasional Ionic, I emable them to sup. port the strain upon their bodies andminds, which the faiqt life of this restless age os easions. In fact, a pure, whol-some. un exciting tonio is lte grand desider,.tum of the-busy millions, and they have the arti cle In H osetter's Slomach itters. It is a stantlwal nedioine, I. e. it imparts per mia.ent strength to the weak systems and invigorates delictoe constitutions. Its re putation and its sales bruvo steadily itn creased. t'ompettlive preparations have been Introduced rd /b/uimi, and, as far as time publIe Is concerned, ad naus.eum. in the hope of rivalling it; but they have all eith. Er perished in the attept, or been left far in the rear. It has been the grent medical success of the present century, and It is quite certain that no proprietary medicine in this country Is as widely known, or as generally used. fet lightening prceses, running inces. santly (8Uttdays excepted,) the whole year through, barly supply the demnittid for the Illustrated Almanae. in whi thi lie nature and uses of the preparalion are Fet 'fort Ih, the circulation now being over eight mil lions a year. Sept 2 IMt'ouRaNt To BUitnitns ANi CONTRAC. Tons.-We learb from our Charleston ex changes that Mr P. P. Tonle, the well. known nianufacturer of Doors, fashes, Blinds. &c , lins'established a depot at No. 20 Ilayne street, where he keeps cousttitly on hand not only all articles from Iizown manuf.tctory, but also every vnriety of builders' hardware, French and Atnerican window glass, both plain and ornamental, slate mantitals, and, in short, everything necessary to finish, handsomely, a. resi dence, a store or a church. sept 2 "THu UNIVnRSAL Ayvn."-On my jour. neys over the continent. -through 'Turkey. india China, Japan, Peru. Chili. Paraguiay, Brasil and MAleico, and the United Sintes in thent all to some extent and in some to a great eclent, I have found the univers-al Ayer represeted br his family medicines,, which ate often held In fabulous esteem - Whether they Win their marvelous reptioa lion by their cures, I know not, bt I know they have It to such a degree that it fire quently gae me a distinguished impor lance to have cone from the same country. [Field's 'ette'rs from abroad. sept 2 Pure Seed Wheat AND SEED OATS, for sale at It. L. ELLIOTT & CO. sept 27-x2T2 NEW GOODSI GROCERIES. 1H AVE just, received a fr'esh, lot of all 1kInds of Groceries, both Fancoy and Staple. LIQUORS, The celebrated Old Bourbon Whtiskey, di.. rect from Kentutcky, besides every kind of Brandy, Wine. Ales, &c. LE~ATH ER. Good hemlock Sole-L.eathmer. FIS H. A lot of American Club Fish, better and cheapser than Sardines. sept28 R. J. MetA RLEY. AT WHITE'S BAKERY AND Confectionarg I ANOT hiF.R fresh supply of plain and fan. cy7 Candies, Oratnges Cocoanutsm, Pecan, Baiand Hazel Nuts, English Walnuts Al mends, Brandy Peaches, Oysters, &e. jan 26 BiHl for Partition. John P. McKisik and wife vs. DavId L Glenn Admr. and others., Pursuant to an order of Court made it the cause above stated, the ereditors o the estate of HI. A. Glenn dec'd., are re quir-ed to present and establish thoi elsime before the undereignted as lBefere at;,the office of Clerk of Court, it Winnsboro 8, C. on or before 1st Nov next SA M!L. B, (SLOWNEY sept 21 ti xGolieferec, THl EGREAT FRENCH R~llE1 DlIamarre's Speoiflo Pills, Prepared by GAnAsCmit & Doti'ost, Nc 2J4 Rune Lombard, Pari-s, and highly recomnmetnded by thme entire Medi cal Faculty of France, Are t he very best Remnedy it all easati c Spermator-rhcea or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or I remature Etmissions Sexual Weakness or Impotency ; Weakne's arising from Secet H abits and Sextual Ex ceases ; Relaxation' of tihe Genital Ortns Weak Spine ; "Limo" or "Brick dust" dt posits in the Urine 1 "Milky Disehar'ges, &o., aned all the ghastly traina of Sy mptout arising from Overuse or Eloesses. They care when all other remedies fall Futt dIrect-ons int every box. Price $1 peor Box, or 6 Boxes for $5. Bold by time principal Dt'ugglats, or wil be sent by mail, secttrely sealed from al -observation, by enclosing price to the S4ol General Ageht for .AmerIca, JOB MOSEF 180ot'tlidi 5 , New York. Pamphmlets c advice sent f to any addr.'ssa" Bran feeux0i.W fr are unfailing inlthe etre-of Coigghs, Coldi Asthat ronciti, 9re: Throat, Hloaret nesDffc lBreatblngi. Inoipient Ces stuspti-a aed fiseeases of the' tunge. The have no taste of modicine, and any chil wll talkqeshnrj HThengastlis.bp1se been rt stored td healtft, that htad before iespairec 76Terhc ny gIven iA bfltidredg of" osses. uibgle dosne relieves in Ten Miniter. As - for JIRYVF ' PirMunI rW A ora. 5AUOT & CO. Have Opened Their JSTEW STOIRAD, -0 AND have on hind the iargsit stock GRO0ERES, PROVISIONS BM GING, TIES, &o., that have ever been o fered in this market. Those having 0i Cash, will be certain to get a bargain i our lino. We are determ;ned to sell vet low and give our Plnntors io exuds f( going to r0chambia. Onr Stock Confsts Iin Part of 60 O.aIes Bagging, 600 Bundli Ties, r 6 Barrels "Cut Loaf" Sugar, 6 . rrnshed 0 '' UGranulated 6 " Standard A, '' 6 66 6 6, 6 f " ex., 0 '' Portiandi I hhd. Iiveipool whitl e 1 ** CNee U, . 1 ** Dmnerar 1 "~ It R. 4 sacks Old Gov. Java Coffee, 4 Intilation 4. 4 Laguayra " 15 '' lest Itio 6 e Commnon Rio ' 0 tierces linitimnre Syrup, 20 barrels N Y. ** 8 ** Silver Drip R,rnp, 8 -' Golden Drip e' 4 hhds, C. It. Bacon Sides, 4 ' 1100:1 so 4 " C. It. Bulk 64 4 " 1r'con Shoulders, 2 ti-reus Fine Fanily onnvassed 1Jan 20 boxes Cinoinnati Candles, 10 " Family SoAp, 10 " Common .4 8 " Laundry Starch, 2 'enrl -Extra" Sinel, 150 saks Nashville and Louisville Flour, 60 barrels Auguisla Flour, 211 hoxes Presh ('heese. Bitrels, j barrels, I barrels and kits oi Nos. 1, 2 anl 3 Aolkerel and Shad, dircei rrom Boston. Peaches, i'ltienpple, Prepared I Iam, Spiced atid Fesmh Sulmon. Green lens. Qiinces, Strawberries, ina Benus, an,] Cranuorry Sauce, Tomatoes, in 1, 2 and 3 lb. cans. cheap by the dnzen, Tongui s, Pre. pared Cocoanut, liread Preparation, &c. Cut Nalima, lorse N,.ils, Mile Shoes Spades, Shocls, .anure Farks, A xe-. fames, Trace Chamms, Balances, *. iie yards, Brooms, lMushes, Iinckets, l'ails Piggins, &c. 26 onses of Men's Women's and Chil dret 's Shoes, of all styles ani1d at all prices Call and examine ou- stock. N tice. A LL persons linving demds against ihe esitatie of John W. Clarke, deceased. will present the ainme ('ly ntieited ; anl those indobted will make payment without delay to IENRY CI.AIRKE, sept 28-t2xl Adn inistrator. REDUCING As usual with ni, we offer our en. tire stook of SUMMEIR GOODS ti Cash buyers, at greatly reduced rates Bargains offered in every line 01 Goods, such as Boots and Shoes, Hate and Cape, Dress Goods, Men't Wear, Ac, Call aoon, and if we oar suit in sty les, the prices shall satisfy every one. LADD) BROS., & CO. Cottont C otton i We will continue to purchase Cot ton during the coming fall. 'J'he lib oral prices paid by WVinnsboro mer chants the past year, we trust, wvil induce all tFairfield to sell their cot ton at home. COUJNT A[1TL COS' WVELL---.you can find no better mar ket. L A DD) BR~OS & CO. -Drugs I Medicines I Having refitted cttr IDrug st ore in thi best style, we will continue to sell thb purest goods at the lowest mnarke prices. Especial attetlton paid t quality and standrard strength of over article offered for sanle. lull stock of the best preparatin Sof Bitters, Perfumory, Fancy an< Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils and Dy Stuff.s, Lammpa, Chimney.., Spices, CG gars and every kind of house keepin good.., usually kept in a first clum SDrug Store. Prescriptions carefull compounded. LADDBROS. aug 12 _______ -ESTfABLISH ED 1859. .I IRESPECTFULLY in forts the citizens of a nnsb~toro and Fairfield District, tihat have a fuall ssortment of Wamohos. Je welr .Chocks, Bpectacesm, &e., alwrays on hand a. will sell at time lowest prices, and woul respeomiully ak the contnuance of 1i1 1 patronage of my old friends nd customern I All goods warranmed as represented. 1 mni a pre ared to do ail kind of Watch andl Jee ,etry work mmmd have always a good * tock 4 f material on hand, and will gmarantee aih fact ion. All work warrantmed. - C'i(IlAIRLES MULLERI, Reccend door from 0o.R ' Ote a30 Turnip Seed. A iIRE supply of Presha Turnip Seeu i luso, recoived. Also Turpentine, Ptt -White Lead, D~urbarn Smoking Toiaucc -Also CottLop Yaru,Brown Homiespun. Book k Medclales; lardware, 81.oes. Ao a lnrf (ol llow fori 'the enhd. FERTILIZERS, The Undersigned, hgs to Infort s the Planters of' Fairfield, That he is Agent forsale or tihe following r Fortilizers, which he now has In stoie, and is ready to furnish them at the tisanufao. r turer's prices,withs the freight and dray'a e o added. Cnil nnd get circulars. Prodition . Tinieased frona 1 to r 300 per cent. by their use. 100 Tons Carolina. S -26 1' Soluble Pacilc. 8 " 1aigh'O'law Bono. 10 " Zell's Superphosphat*. 6 Magnum Bonum.-. 8 " Allautic Phosphate, 6 " Maryland Anioniteted. 6 " Cotton Food. 1 ' South Sen. Pertuvinn Guano, Laud Planiter. Compound Acid Phosphate fr, % mtiix ng. wit li otton Sted. . . Cotton taken in exchange. for some. of thein, delivered ieat fall. JON H. CAIllRT. Groceries, Hardware, Dry Good , &o,, On rIand anld to Arrive. 40,000 Lbs. Prime Bacon Sides an Shoulders, 100 Bbis. Lotilsville and N. C. Fleur, all grades. 1,000 Bushels Corn. 20 Bbis.Sagar. 10 llble. N. Molasses. 4 [iS. Syrup, 6 llds. W. I. Motssi0e. 16 llags of Coffee. Barrels nnd Half Ba:rels Mackere, Tea, 8oapi Tobacco, Salt, Iron, Trace Vlaiins. lIQws and Plow Steel, Hoes, White Lend, llopo, Shoes, Osnajurgs, Biriped and I '1inn, Shiling, and Heavy Plartation Goods, willh vaied oilier articles on hand an4d will be sold an'low for oash as the Uke 't' tioles can be furnished by any other inl town. Parties wanting any of (lie above, will tind it to their interest to call and examine my stock before purchasing. JOIN 11. CATItIART. mar 30 Doors, Sashes, Slinds, &cs b I P. T". T O .A. L :.. Manufaoturer and Dealer, No. 20 HIayne Street and Horlbeck's Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. AJr' This is the largest and most con. plete factory of the kind in the Southern Atattes, and all articlon In (his line can be trurnished by Mr. P. P. Toale at prices which defy competition A&- A pamphlet, wih full and dotailed 'nr of all sizes of Doors, i'-aslegand Milinds, sd the prices of each, will be sent free Mid post paId, en applicalion to P. P. TOALB. July II-ly Charleston, 8. 0. Pure ripoH9 and Emory. W ELL1 known t~o Jewellers and silver' smsithfa as a superior and economlcal article for oleaning and burnishing Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel, Britainnia and othser metals, and also for cleunning Window., Mir: or and alassware. For male by sept 9 MoINTY RE & ('O. ARE Seoiling their Entire. Stock AT I~h and Sale 74 STABLE.F j Wld, receivo on of' about, thej 4ras, of I. Poptcember next, a l(J0 pf ~tra fine e1n. Luiciy iipr~seu 3 i Muses. I rie'd & rlng finsti odk udi II o well't ic loli me early In coddieeitdwith inf ELiwb~ry statile, I hauve .Tletied afCatia o,. Buggy and Wag' oni i'acsoty-o Ailso~J nealily exeouhted and w svra , .Give pie'g. qal(. - fl00T3AND) f4i0if I A' M sapw: prepered .(o do work in thipes ,np d, .beet *at es. (ly In no neod ' wi Eti' h rh non Mehtik rg i33.o I//* as(Iin ivbody. ! Or'ds's nto re'l for' VALUABLE PROPERTY I FOR SALE B Y virtue of authority vested in ine Exccttor of the last will and testA meet of V. 8. Lyles, decensed, I will offe for sale at public outcry to the highest bid der at I lie Court. flouso in Winasbero, o the first Monday or November nest, all lit )f real estate belonging to the aII W. . .yles, deceased, to wit : lAl that valuablo plantiaion o. trac o land, whereon fle decrased resided :Ia thi o time of his deat ha, 0ota ii 1in11iugun Thoulutqtnj n Aerev. m1ore or less, lylig and titoint il the Coun By of Fait ield, niotit thrtee uilel from Ashford's Ferry and Strother's Depot on 8. and U. I. I., and on tho publio high way leading to WinnAboro, and bounded h linds of W. J. Clowney, Dr. T. J, Lyles, d 11. l'ergon, Col. Di vid P'rovince ankd o1th ers This plaCe Is is lonithy and plensait ly loca'ed as any in the Stnte, td lai upon it a confortable dwelling house, barn stall's, gint house and other necessary Out buihdiings it will bo sibdivided in(o two or mior Irau'1a, aitild offered for sale in such parcel an 1he day of sale. Plats of whiclh will be lirepared'in due (fine and shown to nny onie desirous of seeing them, nnud grei pleisure will bo (alken by tlha Executor oI W. If. Lyles, re4sing onl Itho promtises, it showing tlie lands tj any one who may de sIre to see (hieflh beforo tlie sale. The personal property consists of sa llormo. three Mules. some Cattle, one Four anil one Two Horse Wagon, Household and Kitchen Furnitur.-, &a., will be sold on Wednesday following on the premises. The terms of salo will be aq follows: For (le personal pr-operty, Cash. For (the teal es late. one:third cash, and for the balance (hereof. a credit of one and two years, equal annual lustalinents, with i-iterest from (ite day or sale, payable nnually. Purchasers to give bond with two or more approved sureties, and a morigage or the premises, rind pay for all tnecessary papers and revonuo stamups. - THOMAS M. L.Yl.E1, Elecutor of the Will of IV. S. Lylos, doc'd. sept 10-]-1x: The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF ]'RODATn John Mendor, Ex'or of Last Will and Tes ment of Doroas Mobley, dcoea-eal. vs. Sarah L. Boilware adth ler baniaid Os. nond io-lware, Dilcitna 'err and her itishand William Korr, .1. W. IlIill and wile sliarriet JIill, lethanimy Woodward atld h1-1r hushantd Joel Woodward, Isa bela Diekriorgo and het lmband iarioi Dickersonai, Drucilla Mobley, llizabeth \lal-by, llaey Weir, Jnclkson Mobley, \ei.urkinl Mobley, Nat han Mlobley. -1Lutes Mobley, Natnay Mitchell' Mary IlIill, S. A. IIill, Susna (AInytoi, Victor It. iobley, Iltolert F. NIAlhley, Isalal Mobley, Itynns C. Mobley, Martha Me Cron-i. Mary F. Itobertson), I.. ', Mobley and her ituisbiand It. Niatibley, Cynthia McOraw, atd her huishanl h. It. Mo Graw, Bell Free, Larkina Free, James Free, Caroline Viermillion nnd her huts banld Willinmat Ve-mtiilliont, Jaie Watsont and h-r li b il liol)ert WaBton, Gordaan Free, Williamtit Free, - Foster andsa - Foster, (Chtiristian names unknown,) heirs of Mary Mobley, decensed-Defen ditais. Summons for Partition of Real Estate. To (the nbove-nained Defendants in ithl act ion . You are lcreby saiumoned and re qiuired to answer the Petition in this case, whielh is filed in the ofiee of the Judge if Probnte for (lie Cuanty tanid 8tataforesaiid ,tid serve a copy of your at wi-, th. subscribers at their ll at. N I; I !ange, in the Toi n t ( i .t' . t.. ij si, ;ate, within Bwenty dtays after Bh Ie s-rvice if the sititmonS (n yott, exchtisive of (lie lay of servIce, atil if you fail to nnwer Ie Petition within th tite aforenka, the l'alitiouners will tapply Bto (lie Couart. of Pro bale of theo County aforeaid for (lie -elief demanidedl. Witntess, Williamia M. Nelsont, Esquire, Ju ige of Probate inat for- aiad Caounoy thtis the 28th dasy of Autat. A. 1) 1871. MacCANTS & D) )U(LAS8, Attorn-ys for Petiiioners. W. M NE LSON, [ L. 8.1j Judge of Prohnte. "'o tho Defentdants-Rtoert F. Mobley, Isaiah Mobley, Rtyani C. Mohtlley, Martha Mct-rm. Mary F". lonintsoni, E. P. Afoley andl hrt Ithsand, R. E. Mobley, Cyn thitn Mc~lraw anal (tor hutsbandi ID. R. Mc~r w, lli Freo, Larkint Frece. Jhames Free, Caro hate Vermillion nind her huslbantd Williami~i Verimillioni, Jante Waton andtt Item- hubaand .Rober't. Watson, Gor-datn Free, William Fr-ee, Victor Rt. Mlobley, Foster andl -- Fostetr (chrIstian tSante's un~kntown) heIr of Mary Mol-Iey, deceased. Tatke notice that the PtIton In thais case were filed lan (te oflice of -te Juidge of I'robate, for thie County of Fairfield arid State of South Car-olina, on the 28th day of Auhust, A. 1). 1871. MeCANTS & D)OUOL~AS.9, uep 6 ~tOAttorneys for Petitionets, The State of South Carolina, COUJNTY OF F~AIRIlDr, COUnT 07 COMatON PrLUas, James M. McCollutm, Administrator of Es tate of Williamt Crosby, decoeagdd, Plhain y tiff, agatnst, Janmes W. Cr-oshy, Francis Yongue anal lier husbantd Janies W. Yott V gue. Pauilirta Prico and her husband . authbett Price, A manada McCollumn. Mart SColvin ad her hiusbaind Aintaley Colvin, Ch'(arity 0. Tells anal lier hiubnfid John A. Teitz, Josaepht Ii. Crosby, WillIam 11: 0 Crosby, John 1k. CI-osby, Mlattie, E. - Crosby, Johna Mobley, lBut'er Esttes, Fa grah R Rluff arid hter husaband Daaniel (1. Rlif Lucy Smith anid her btusland Wil lias 5mnithi. Davbal Crosby, jr., and Alicia Y Kelly---lefondat. Ellfli1OllS for Itel6e, To the Defendtahlst: You anro hereby sum. moned anti requaireid to ainswer the coim plaint, in this actiona, whIch is filed in tht oilhice of the Cher-k ouf the Coutrt of CoanG I aiaon Pheab, for the asaidl County. and it servo a copy of yotur a stwer to said corn phuinttonlm thetabscribmers at their .fflice witoi 6 anngs, Winnsbirel in said State wihntwaenty alaya after lae set-vice here Sof, excluisivo of BItt- dlay of sucht service dand if yout fail to anstver (lhe comnplaint Iwithlin tha time atforemald, tho plailntiff -ir -thui-a action will apply to theo Coturt for (hi relief de-mandle a in the comtplaist, Iat ed Judy .187 I.. MeCA~td '000 h~fA .A.A Plaintiffs Attorneys. To thltluftrndantts, Jres,.W, ('rosby blary A. Caslvin hand her htausad Aitne(ej Id olvint; Take fiotlimeha,t (ihe Ooyopljnt'iz , this action was Siled 'in the offtho of thi 6, Cotn of Corornion . J'ond, for (ihe Counta , -and Stat. aforesaId ont the 20th day 0