Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E - Extra copies of the NEWs can be obtained at this Office on days of publication. Price only five cents a copy. New Ad'rti eten. Qhionu! Onions ! I- McIntyre & Co. Attention is called to the adver tiseniont of new Goods by Messrs. Woqdward & Liw. Give thom a oall. See n'otices of Sheriff Sales, by L. W. Duvall, Sheriff of Fairfield Coun. * ty. Segars, Mr. A. '. Miller bus just receivel a lot of extra fine Sugars. We have tried theni. Soo advertisemunit, WVinnasimboro Cottona Market. Since the 9th inst., 472 bales of cotton have been sold in this market, at prices ranging from 17-t to 134. Death of' Aniother Soldier. Private Short, of Troop "U' 7th U. 8 Cavalry, lately stationed at thia place, died on the lh inst., of con gestive intermittent lever. Pot atoes. Mr. I. Matcbett has kindly placed upon our table a fine lot of Sweet Po tatocs, the finest we have seen this season. They are of the Red skin variety, and when fried are delicious. Mr. M. will accept our thanks for the lot left with us. New Telegraph Office. We are pleased to report that the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company have an office now in full operation in our town. Their rates are so low that the "telegraphing" community will find it tj their inter est to patroniz- them. Heavy on ILIptIsts. We heard recently that one of our pronncnt citize us was approached'tiy a committee of ladies of the BaptiAt cong(;regation, and soliel;ed to sub scribe for a chandelier for their church. I innocently replied that it was no use to buy it as no one in the congregation could pday it. Millers cont'ectilonar~y. We respectfully invite attention to the advertise ment of our friend A. 1. Miller of candy notoriety, whose skill in catering to the terfined tastes of those who appreciAte the sweet thiug. of culinary art has been most conspic uous in our community for souic time 11t. ll is special attention to this) departmnit and his ability to give satisfaction has been atteteil by tht popularity and success which has ever and still attends him. MthJodist Fair. We are informed that the ladies connected with Iilethodist CJhturch, of this plce, propose holding a Fair and Fest ivalI, on 25.h1 of this mont h, and to cont inueo during the next day, if attended with favorable results the first day. The objects of the Fait arc commendlable in the highest de gree, and should receive the substat, tial endorsement and support of all our chtaritably d ispo4ed citizens. if"' A person calling himself Keele, medium size, red fuce, black hair, moustaches and chin whiskers, about thirty years old, is reported as an imposter by the North Carolina papers, and as having been endeavor ing to swindle the Charlotte people in the matter of charity. Pass hinm round. "Goot Lager." Our friend "D~oe" advertisers KlId ncr's Cincinnatti Lager Bcer fresh from the brewery. It is a wh~olesout and delightful beverage. Groccilj'^^^ Messrs. Ketchiin & Robertson ad vertise to-day a select stock of Family and P'lantation Groceris. Those in need of anything in their line should not fail to give them an early call. They are also prepared to ship cotton to either domestic or for cign ports, an I will make liberal cash advances on co~ndgomei.nts. Departure oh 'iTroops. Troop "E" of 7th UJ. S. Cavalry, known as the "Blacek Ihorse Troop," arrived hore Thursday evening last, and departed F'riday morning in comn pany with Tr1oop "L"' of same Regi. ment, which has beeni stationed at this place for thie past four or five months. Their exacet destination is tunknown to any~ one otside of mili tary circe.. It is isupposcd, however, that a flank movement is contemplated against the bloody Ku Klux of tipper South Carolina and lower North Ca rolina. In case we hear of any "big" battles, we shall inform our readers of them. Thanks. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation from Secretary Zimmaerman to attecnd the "Fair of the Carolias," to be held at Charlotte, N. C., Ootc, ber 24, 25, 26, and 27. - Hlorses and Musev Air. A. F. Gooding Informs us thai he will have on or boforo Friday, the 20th instant, a fine lot of Horses and Mules. Don't forget, but remembet that the 20th instant is the time. 'Tho Columbia Division of Bons o: Temperance is flourishing. The records of tho United StateE Marshal's office have been removed to Columbia. 'T'here were thirty-eight deaths in Charleston for the week ending Octo ber 7th, of which 23 were whites. The County Coutmisioners of Or angoburg, charged with inalfeasance in office, have been convicted. The question in Columbia now i6 "Who stole the G overnor's boot " The Darlington Southern says that the County Fair was a decided sue. cess, and the display of animals and wares excellent. An exchange says :"A man wh< turns up his nose at his home paier and never contributes a cent to its support, will surely in titue, dwindle out. iktory says so ; mien who cat show you millions say so. Consider and send ini you advertisements.' Boys should bo. careful how they use the india-rubber sling as a lau living in Knowrillle, Tenessev, ha. le o1 hits eyes kwocheok U ULthe other day by a bucksbot whiteh was shot at hi I with one of these inatruuJInts it the hands of another boy. Keep a wet cloth around the loal that is being out from, and wet every time after a meal. This, it is said will keep bread from drying and te remaiu in a tresh state. Sheriff's Sales. The State or South 0..rolina. COUNTY OF FAIRFIEDD. Sainl. N. Clowney, Clerk of Court of Corn mon Pleas, lliintiff. vs. Caruline Wyli, and lier husbiand John Wylio. Ntney G. Hendrix and others, Defendants. I n pursuance of an order of Court inade in the above stated cause, I will offer for sale at public auction, to the highest hid. der. before the Court House door Ini Winns 1oro, withlir. t lie legal hours of sale, Onl th1c first Mlonday in November next, the follow. ing described property, to wit: All that tract of land containing Three fitndred and Ninety Two Acres. moire i less, situated and lying in the County am State aforesaid, bounded by lainds now. or lately owned by John Bratton, John mag Icy. Chas. Cathcart, John Wylie and others Terms of Sae. One-third cash to be paid on the day o sale, the balance ott a credit of twelvt mont Its, with interest thereon fron the day of sale, to be secured by bon,. of the por claser at d mortgage of premises. purcbas or to pay for stamps and necessary papers L. W. DUVALL, S. F. 0, Sheriff's Office, Wiinshoro, Oct. 9, 1871. oct 12-tlx2 Sheriff's Sales. The Stalte of South 4 arolinla. COUNTY OF FAIRFIMLD. PhilIp C. llroo~n, Eliza Iiughes, Plaintiffs vs. Auntin D. Arledge, Mary E. Nelsoti aind lher husband Jamtes Nelson atnd oth ers, D~efendantts. In pursuanee of an order of the Court ot Probate, made in the above stated catise. I wi.l offer fot sale at public autteion to ithe highest, bider before the Court Ilouse dloot in WIinnsborn, wit hin the liegal hours o sale, on the first Monday ini November ne-xt the following described Ptpropety, to wit: Onie tract of latnd which Isaac Atrledge, Jr., had thte possession and bedneficial in t erest of dturing hi' li fe tiune. Cunt ainin1 Three Ilndred and Fifty-five and otte-thtit Acres, more otr less, lying atnd tsituate it the Counity and State aforesaid and~ boutnd ed by lanids of John Nelson, R eubenci Bell lBenjamin Cloud anid ot hers. And also ot othier tract, of land which William Arledg< htad thet beneficial intetcst of duritng htim Isa life i tite, lying atnd situte in thle Cotnn ty and State aforesnid, conttainting Thret IIltundred andl For-ty Acres, more or less and biotinded by lnnds of D~r. R. II. 1id mundtil , letiry 1L. EBiot t Jo,. St ewat aut others. Termis of Sale. Otne-t hitrd cae Ih ,- be pahl on thle e'y o stile, thle ih.t ance of the putirchiase money tit etcreuit of t welve miont hs to be- seocui-d h, botnd of the puriltchse or pusrchaserts atm mo.ri g'ege of thei p. tnn'ses, purcha mse-rs ii Sheri i'r, Lic,1. W. D)U V'A Ll, S. F. C, W innsborn,. Oct. 9 1871. oct 12-tlx2 Trust What Time Sanctioned. Thue amaximci thbat theo, ice ot thle p'ople is the v-oice of the- divinity tunmy in sone. caxes, he openi to dlouibt, buit testImony o honiest anid enligh tenedi wvit nessce ex ted trought a series of yeats, andi all to t h< samce purporI, is wothy of ctredlenuc, ad nit s c.f nto Cques ion. U pon such test imnii ihe reput atiotn of Ilostet teor'.- Stonmch [lit tel-s as tan antidote andt cure for many ail mtents is basedl. Duiring thle twenity ycar-t that tt hate beeni before the world, innume rable preparations itenided to comptet< withI it, htavo gone up like rockets, amt comto down the extingutished sticks. Mecan while lie pt-ogrees of that Incomparable totnic has been swift and steady--alwayt upward andl onward like the eagle's flight Its itro-iductionk produced a revolution it therapeutics, andI it proved to bo one c. those salutary revolutions thtat. cannot ge hackwards. To-day Hlostetter's Bittern is one of the moat, populaur remedies ir chiristendom, and commandhs a lar-ger sale than any other medioinal preparation, do mestic or imported, oa this side of the At latitic. As a cure for dyspepiia, bihionti dlisorder-s, tiervoius atfections, generaul d~e bility, attd as a pr-eventive of epideic feo ver, it takes precedence or every other re medy. ThIs fact. should teach the amnbitiou: cotutntty dealers who endeavor to foIs their local abortions on [te public in Iit stead, how futile their small attempts t cajole the commuiaty must necessarily Ito Where the game fish have failed there is ti channe fo.r the *eas. rs3 oc n Lowrey at Ills Tricks Again, We notice that the notorious Henry Berry Lowrey has been tricking Uncle Satu's boys again. A few days since ho passed down Lumber river in a batteau within full view of a squad of twenty-three "boys in blue," who fired upon him. He simply squatted in the bottom of his boat, careering it over so as to constitute an atuateur breastwork to protect him from their bullets, and "paddled about his business. - Wilmington Star. A Prominen railroad conduztor of sedate hibits recently atracted lunch altiition in ono of the churcies in Polrtsmssouth I, wile indulging in i sliglh nap during sermoti time, lay exclai minlg "hlinge cars for Glonice-ster Bratich.' Oan lw g nrousead Ite was somnewlhtt Clingtine'd by%, lnot.icing all eyes trrted towards hiit), with smiling countenall CPs. Our modern course of living begets a condition of the body ihat requires ocoa sional relief. 'i lie system teecomes en feetbledt, deranged, ologged, and labors in its taisk. The minid symaapaithizes with it and bot h sinK <, or tire depressed I oge ther. To restore the vital energies, piurge lie syio teml -cleanse the blood--take Ajer's Pills. -Gl.%-gow (KCY.) thece Press. I-lrloyVnrT iN CllAl.S-roxj -Among the recent improvements in Charleston is the warehousu and builders' depot of Mr. P. P. Tosle, the inanfillacturer of Doors, 'ashes aiad B-ii(, extendinig through from No. 20 lltynao street to No. 83 Pinok. ney street, and said to lie the most exten. -itea as well as (lie most complete zstab. lishienit of the kind South of Baltimore. SHERIFF'S SALES. )Y Virtue of saindry Executsitns to me directet, i wal offer for saile at. Fiairfield Court luoanse lo the first Monday and the day f'ollowing, in Noveuber next, within the legal hu1rs of sale, to Ise highest biddier, for Cash, tie followilng Real Property. Purcl.aers to pay for litlies and stamps : All (tint tract, of land in Fairfield Coun ty State of South Caialina, knsown as the John C. Rosboroigh tract, containing three hundred and seventy six acres raore or less, and bounded by lands of Samuel Johnston. H1. L. Etho.t John Ford, Puehim Ford rand others, levied upon as the pro perry of I. H. ltoshorousgl, at tte suits of Jas. L. Rosborough aad others. Sheriff's Office,., W. DOVALL, S. F. C. Wiunsioro, s C., Oct. 131h, 1871. oct 17 x2tl SherifT's Sales. ''hle State of South Carolima. COIJNTY OF FAIRFIELD. John V. Mclisicknd his wire, Mary It. McKir-iekc, Platuitiffs, vs. David L. Glens, Adilir of IEttte of II A. Glenn, deceased, and nth-:s, Defendati, Inl pursunnce (ir an order of Court, made in ithe above slated cause, I will offer for sale, al public autcry, to the highest bid tier, before the Court HMuse door in Winns boro within the legal hours of sale on the fir.t Monday in November next. the follow ing described property to wit : One tract of land on Little River, con taining about Four Hundred anl Fifty A cres, mi e or less. and bounded by lands of Dr John Wallace, Dr. J M. Glenn and others, and also ote other tract o-a Little River containing about Seven IHundred and Fifty Acres, nore .r less, and bounded by laiss of Stephen Gibson, Josiah Gibson, Dr. J. N. Glean and others. The last named tract, 75) tcres, may be sold in two or more separaie tratS. Terns of' Sale. One-thtird caih. to be paid an the dny of sale, t he balance of? Ih psul chase mtone-y otn a credit of onue antd Iwo years int eqal in~ u'talamentt, to ho securead lby band of the prasttier or' puirchsaers andiu m5origage oaf prem~nises, pur'chiaser to pay for stamprs and neceuss.'iry piapetrs. L. W. DU)VALL, 8. F. C. Shseriff 'a Office, Witnnshoro, Oct 9, 1871. oct 12--flx2________ FIShl I FISH I 20 kits Extra Mc'ss Ma~ckerel. put up ex pressly for' family se, 10 kits Pickled Sal maan, 't very nicet relishs for' Break fi~st, also 200) lbs. Pickled Shsad. JIACOT & CO. net. 10 Choice QEGOARS of thme following favorite brands, O Pacht, Cabinet, Little Moity, jaust re ceived bsy A. P. MILLER. oct 17 Onions ! Onions I ALOT of Onios, just received by ?1 MclNTY ItE & CO. ocll17 IExtra Mackerel, In. barre'l s, haal f b-rtrels, quasrter bar-rels an i kits, talt gr'adesa Flout', liacons, Larda Ii in. M ohiasses. Chseee, andl? Macc1arona, Boots and timhl I ts, II:,rdtwiare ad (rocker'y. UBGGING( AND TIES. Itighsest market pr'ices paid for Cotton. Liberal CASH advancses imade on consign monte. Cotton shipped to New York, Boston, Chtarlestons, Ltysauroor. and JA P'AN. EETCHIN & ROBERTSON, CONG RESS 81'R EE?' oct 12. JUST RECEIVEDI. 400 busndles "Arrosw" Tiesg, which we will sell ver-y tow bay the 10ozen I undles or more. BIACOT & CO. Yellow Ochre. A L.OT at, MacINTVRB & SO's, fljane 22 NOTICE OF CONFECTIONS, &o., &o Toys, Fancy Goodss Confee tions and Notions. The largest, prettiest sad treet assortet ever offered in this market is now opened at the Confectionary of A. P. MILLER. Ills old friends ani patrons are request ed to call, atd ;*re assured of satisfactioi In the various articles of stock to whih b Inviles their attention-asw follows; Fanoy and Plain Candies of a superlo quality, Domestic and French Chocolates imperial Bon Bons, Cocoanut Cakes and lars. Cordial Drops, Lemon, Pe' tit, Apph and Apricot Slices, together with a genera assortment of 'lhun, .8tiok, Bar anti Lui Candles. Engllh Walnuts. Brasils, Al monds and Pecans. all of reesnt inporta tiou, Figs, Layer liaisi is, in whole atic quarter boxes, Fresh Lemons, &c. In the Toy Department will Ito founil ti greatest variety of Halle, Marbles, Tojs Gutis, Pistols. lIattles, Whistles, Whips. Watrons, Wheelbarrows, hiirmonicuns Horns, Trumpets, Trumbones. Violins, Gui tars, Saving Banko, Carts, Velocipedes, ADC a i letolusad other Fancy Toys. ndopted t all nges from * grave to gay," -from livel; lo severe." Choicest Segars of variou brands may also be found here oct 12 NW Gkn00S! JAMES BEATY, ()ESPECTFULLY announces to the pub L lie that lie I. now receiving and open ing (at. the store room formerly occupied b: Bacot & Co ) a new stock or gootds consist ing in part of Sugar, Cofwee, Molasses nn Syrup, Itice, BAgging, iron Ties, Twine Powder and Shot. Axle Grease, Cheese Cracke''s. tboaps, Manilla Hope. Candles Painted Buckets, Tubs and ChurnsBroom IVell Buckets and Measures, Soda, 111 Stone, Concentrated Lye, Cantdy, Peppet andI Ginger, Cttins, Axes. Spades, Shovels Manure Forks. Nails, Horse and Mulb Shoes, 'I obacco, Tin Ware, Vinegar, Salt Bacon, Flour, &a. All of which will be offered at prices to suit the times. The highest market nrices paid in Cash for C'stton and other Produce. It will be a pleasure to hini to show his stock, and at tend to the wants of his friends. Give hin a call. oct 10 WOODWARD & lW ARE NO IF READY WITH THEIR FALL and WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. To offer t~reat Inducements to their cus towers, both in quality of Good. an< Prices. It will be well for every one to examin our stock before making their purchases. We pay the highest market price fo 00TTON, and are prepared to make libern advances on all Consignments by partie not wishing to sell, and will ship to eithe New York, Baltimore or Charleston. WOODWARD & LAWs Oct, 12 8UND)R1ES. Pickled Tonigues, 4amokedl Tongues, 11am of lie choicest thrnnds, Soda, Lemon, Gin ger. Fney antd itt ir Crcker, hlorse ford'st hBrenad l'repar~at ion. highly recom mendietd, (Gintz's Sea Fonm, for makin1 breah andh btiscuits, I case llev. U am, tece lent luntchies, i.Cper, &-: . 15 hoxbues Gloe ter' 'lactae, 1t0t, 'xes Etnglishi Dairy <Ihees Coax Gehltine, Atserted Extracts , Btrand: Pteachecs. Assortedl Jehtes, hlose Cocoanuit i.emoin Syrup, Etnglish Pickles, at 60 ots. per bottle, Sardintes, Cigars. &c. oct. Jo BJA CT & ('0. Chanmpagne ! (Champagnle! ! A LOT~ of Campiagne and a lot fine whis .kie., juist received at. ek 18 ii. W. DEMPORTERS. Rill for Partition. John P. McKissick and wit. vs. Itavid L (Ilenn Admur. and others. Purstiuant to an orderi of Court m'ado is the cause abtove stated, then creditors o the estate of ii. A. Gletnn dlec'd., are re qusired to presenut and estabtlishi thei claimus before the uinuieraigned as itefere, at the otlice of Clerk of Coart, i Winnsboro 8, C. on or be*fore 1st Nov niext 8A M1L. B.CLOWNEY sept 21 tlz6 Referee. 8'TRAWEERRY PLANTS'. 111H subscriber br.s a fe w Ihouasand c .W. Wison's Albany Strawberry Plants, i fine growing condit ion of which lie will dis pose on the same terms that lie paid to them at, the Nursery. Price $).00 pel hundred. J.8. CONNORt. soe RO..Im New Advertisements. CUNDURANGO1 THE WONDERFUL REMaDY FoR Canocr, Syphills, Aorofuta, Ulere, Salt RhseuM ani all other Chronic Blood Dis. eases. Dr. P. T. Keene having just ret urntAl fro- Ecuador and brought with hima quan. tity or the genuine CunpuaAsoo BAK, so cured through the officiat recommendation and assistance of Iia Excellency the Frise ident of Ecuados, and the Goverament of that Republic, we are prepared to ill ill orders for it to a limited extent, at a price about one-quarter of that which the cost of the first very small supply compelled as to charge. A sputrious article is now advertised and tsold as Cunduraigo We heave, at a con I siderable expenise. and with ithe co-opera. tion or the authorities of Lojo, the pro. visuce where the plant grows, so directed te channel of our supply as to ensure that I none but .Ie genuine article should be sold by us; and we particularly call the atten. iut of the public, for their protecotion, to (his faot. BLISS, KEENiE & CO., 60 Cedar St., New York. D. W. Bliss, M1. D., Washington, D. C.; Z. E. Bliss, M. D.. New York ; P. T. Keene, I M D., New York. Solicited by Muiax & S Co., Pulishers Scientifie -Anmerican,87 Park Rtow, N. Y. Twenty live .ears' experienco. - Panphlets containing Patet LawtP, with full directions how to obtain Patents, free. A bound volitie or 118 pages. contain ing the Now Census by counties and all large cities, 140 Engravings of Mechanical Movements, Patent Laws and rules for ob taininlag baxents, mailed on receipt of 26 cents. EitRTilI CLOSETS.-Get. the best. Earti Closet Co., 21 State St., Hartford, Ct. Sole U. S. Proprietors of Moule's, M1oule & Girdioson's9 Luthier's, Waring's, Newion's and Doolittle's Patents. The only Closets that have proved effective The Earth Closet, by its disinfection of faeces, Is the most vahiable means of preventing spread of cholera tad other coItagioub diseases. Send for circulars. Agents wanted every where. Salesroons, 19 Doane St., Buston; 690 Broadway, N. Y.; 1221 Market Street, Philadelphia. A NEW ERA IN Labor, Time, Clothes and Fuel SA VED nY Tn11 UaSe OV WARFIELD'S COLD WATEn Self-Washing Soap. Send foe Circular and Price List. Agents Wanted. WILSON, LOCKWOOD, EVERETT & CO., 51 MURRA Y S.. N. Y. Solo Agents for the States of Virgini a. North and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. A coinmtm v-111t tof Coe..-nt Oittl.af. Acknowl ed:n-at th' lN at prsnnoter Vf t growth ard beau ty orf ite h.str-. B3, AJ3S.T A CO.. ltoston. Msuas. 8old by all d ruggists erJkare of inttions. $:0. We will Pay $30. Agents $30 per week to sell our great and valuable discoveries. If you want permia. nent, houorable and pleas:nt work, apply for particulars Address DYER & CO., Jackson, Michigan. $450 A MoNin I Il orse furnished. Ex, penses laid. 11. 1. il AW, Alfred, Me. A ODQUACh9.--A victim of early in discretion, causing nervous debility. premature decay, etc , having tried in vain every advertised remedly, has discovered a sinmple means of self-cure, which he will sendl to his fellow-sufferers. Address J. HI. REE~VES, 73 Nassau st.. N. Y. Thirty Years' Experienice INTUE TRF.ATMEN? OF Chronic and Sexual Diseases. A Physological View of Mriaige. The chaeapest bcok ever publshed-con taining nearly three hundred pages, and one Ilundied and thirty fine plates and en 'gravings of the anatotty of the human or gans, in a state of health and disease, with a treatise on early errors, its deplorafile consequenses upon thea mInd and body, with the authtor's plan of sreatment--the only rational and succevafful mode of cure, as shown by a report of cases treatedi. A trulthful adlviser so she married and thaose contemplating mnarria're, who entertain (donbts, of their physical condition. Sent free or postage so any~ address, en receipt r of twenty five cents in stamps or postal currency, by addressli 1itt. LA CRlOiX, 1 No. 81 Maidens lanse, Albanay, N. Y. The autthor may be co~nsuslted upon any of the disecases upon which Is book treats, either r per'onally or by snaIl, and medIcines vent to any pars of the world. oct 18 Fresh CIncinnati Lager * L WAYS on hand at A. A. P. MILLER'S, oct 14 r8e..., si - ..fl ~ o Pottos!Poates Telsbareleone ris Poalos. ont to.rurw a r -0- o ls0 T HE subscriber and his afster, MIrs SIAW, have returned from the North, hav ing purShased one of the largest steoks of Goods they have ever offered in the mar ket. Consitlig in part of, .Ladilee Dlonets, 'IZ~ts, Feathers; 'low. eta and Ribbons of the latest sty'es, Dress Goods In great varity, Cloalks and Shawls of every description, Boulevards, Dhio r41 and Hoop Shirts, Corsets, Shigons, SpVitphes, Jet Jewelhy, Drets Trimmings, Edgi'ngq, iusetings, d.' Pimost every or ticle kept In a first el'ass Dry Goods or Mlil. inery Store. BOVTS AND SHOES. Ile wishes to call special -attention to his stock of Ladies', Misses, Goats and Boys Boots, Shoe andGalters,'as he has one of the largest, best and oheapest stocks In the market, consisting of FIFTY different via. rioties, the principql part of which is made to 0110 FI ID EIZ And warranted to be clear of paper and wood Having completed arrangements with the Boot and Shoe Manufactories, where he buys for the Cash, enables him to sell wholesale or retail as low as they can be bought this side of where they are made. All he asks Is, to call and examine his stock and be satisfied as to prico and qual ity. GENTS' GOODS. Ills stook of Gents' Hats, Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c., is large ad complete, and cannot be surpassed In quality and.price. Call and see for your. dolves. Groceries and Provisions. Always on hand at lowest, cash price, consisting of Bacon, Lard, Biutter, Cheese, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Corn Meal, Griet, Irish Potatoes, Mackerel In barrels, half-barrels, quarter-barroe and kits, Cod Flah, Devilled l'urkey and 11nm, put pp in cans, Pickles, Canned Fruits, Candles, Raisins, Currents, Matccaroni, Citron, Mac,., Nutrtegs, Gin. ger, Spicei, Cinnamon, Flavoring Bxtracts, Prize Candy of diffet eat kinds, Cakes, &c. Ihardware, Ihollow Wave,. Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Crockery, Sole Leather, Bedsteads, Mattresses, &e. Nothing eharged for showIng goods. Call and examine his stock, as he is deter. mined not, to be . undersol4 by any. All Goods sold for Cash and Cash only. To Abram D). IIunter of Leone, Central America. Trhe State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF~ FAIRFIELD, couRT Or COaMMOt PLREst George L. lunier, as adinistrator ot the Estate of George R, ilunter, deceased, Plaintiff against Adam F. hituter, AIbram F. Bunter, Ihenry 1D. 'lluoter, Cyrus W, hlunter, J. T. D~earing, and all others., creditors of said deceased, whop ltceeti'ay r'eq nitm n enre~ t i Complaint--Dte fendants. 8ummons for Belief. To the lefendants :VYou are hereby stun moned an~d a rquired tojanewer the complant in this aotion, which is filed in theoflice of the Clerk of Cotomnon Plenas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complsiot oo the subscrIber at his Ofiice,'No. 7. & 9., Market Street Winos. horo, 80. Ca..--within Twenty Pays after tihe service hereof, exclusive of ihe day'of such serelce ; and If you fail to answer the Complaint wihhIn the time aforesaid, the plaintiff ina this action will apply to th-e Court for rol id demanded in the complaint,. Dated 9th October 1871. J A8. 11. RION, PInnintiff's Attorney. Published by order of thq. Judge. oct 1 --x fi WI,,nshron.C. JUST RECIVE. CAR loal St. Louis Red May Seed Whoas, Car load St. Losis White, Blask and Red Seed Oats, Car load Westers Family and Ltra Flour, Smoked snd Hulk Bacon, Sugar Cared 11ame, Beet Tongues, Dried Deef, No. 1. 2 and 8 Mackerel, in kits, half and qoas ter and whole barrels, all guaranteed, and Pearl Grist. D. R. Flenniken. NEl GOODS. NEW.' GOODS. SILKS, Poplin@, Delaines, Lindseys,. Prints, Ribbons, Uiomespuns, Linens, Shawls, Bread Cloths, Cassimeres, yeans, Blankets, Quilts, as. Clothing, Hats, Bboes, Hardware, edie I ns, Books, e. We ask the attention of the Ladies and the Public generally to the large and choice assortment of the above goods, which we are now receiving for the 'fall trado. - EcKASTER & BRICE. NE'W GOODS! .GROCERIES. I AVE Just received a fresh lot of all .le. d Uo rooeries, both Fancy and LIqUORs. The celebrated Old Dourbon Whiskey, di. reet from Kentucky, besides every kind of Drandy, Wine, Ales, &o. LEATHER. Good Hemloek Sole-Leather, FISH. A lot of American Club Fish, better and cheaper than 8eydInes. sept28 RI.J. McCARLEY. HARDWARE. On hand a full assortmont ef Shovels, Spades, Manure Forks, Trace Chains, Bal. ances, Steelyards, Ilanes, Mule Shoes, Nalls, Horse Nails, Kettles, Sauce-pans, Well Dluokers, Axes, Axe llandles, Fry Pans, Sieves, Hatcbets, Steel. Iro., Horse 8hoe iroe, &e. BACOT &t CO. oct 10 L~and Sal. S. B. Clowney, C. C. P., vs. James Cathe eart, tRichard Catheart. PURISUANT to an order of Court, I w H1 sell at publie outcry-to the highest bId der, before the Court. House door in Winne bore, '4. C., on the 1st Monday in Novena ber next, during the legal hoots of sale, the tract of land Joscribed in the pleadings mn this cause, known as the "Nott Place,'' covsining 4012 acres, mere or less, lying and situtate in the County of Fair~eld, near Winnuboro, and in the fork of the two pub. .Ito wagon roads leadin5 from the said Town of Winnaboro, one to Chesterville and the other to Rooky Mount, and bound ad by lands of a. E. Ellison, Jr. and oth ers. . - Te~rns of Sale. Costh of suit and expenses of sale, and one-half of ths purchase money to be paid in cash on A'day of sale. hal lane on a oredit of twelve months with interesi from day of sale, to be secured by bond of pur chaser with good persona! scurii~y, and mortgage of premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. SA ME4. D. CLOWNI4K, eel l0-f i2 Clerk. S0ap! Osnaburg!I C0 LG ATES 80.\P, B.abbit 8nap, Cooking Soda. Alsoileavy O..nrburgs for Cut Ion i19aga, &e. Jlubt re -i ved by , sept 6 M'MA$TERI 233.