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4. sportq9 sdve!Llfed #ine Fau louris anothei'ooluin. Aje~le to the Purse Strings-A. P. iil;ji osjt D&1oMast- & 1ii0e. lqWotseges,,&o-A..P. Miller. WI VIskbiqo Cotton Market. Siioe. oar laat report 433 bales of Cot$ t*V been sold in this narket at tdes ranging from 151 to -16 MektspU potIud. By.' reference. to..-our -telegraphic colin)t' i nirigit wil' be see' that Ip the Poor Indlui, tire agaht ou the - war path in- the west. 'The sejejje4,' th4 ttoops hoo been selit to the Southerti 8tiite.--to.-tarry out Oysteciie. Take a deep panu and line it witih pie crust, or puff pato ; put it in the oven 'to- bake: when done, fill the can with oyisterd that have boen wat-hed nicely put in popper, salt, and half cup of butter t dredge flour over thein 4nd cover with puff paste rolled thick ; when the top crust is done the pie is readyfor the table. So says an exchange. TUe IMeAthoodst 1ar. We inadvertantly omitted in the last issue of the N.:iws to mention that the Methodist Fair, on the 25th of last month, was quite a sucecss. - We learn from the Treasurer, that the prooeeds, will, it supposed, exceed four hundred and fifty dollars. The congregation of the M. 11 Church, return their siucere thanks to all their friends for their liberal contri. butions of money and of articles, thereby furthering the cause of char ity. St. Louis Fair. We are pleased to learn from the Mi.souri Republican, publihed at. St. Louts, that our fellow-citizen, Capt. E. J. Means, received the se cond premium for cotton at the Fair recently held in St. Louis. Mr. R. 11. Henderson, of Society Hill, S. C., received the first premium, and Mr. FIank I. Tay-lor, of Charleston, re ceived the third premium. We learn that the Southern delega tion were received with the utmost kindness, the hospitality of the citi zens of St. Louis was unbounded. Her people will everlbe remembered by those of the Southerners who were there and participated. 4.ruumbs. The numbnter of citizen. now in the York jail are 108. Phil. Sheridan is to be assigned to the department of the South. TJhe la..t of Troop "L" '7th Cavalry, left here lasit Tfhursday, for York. Evergreens-merchants who ex peet to make money without adver. tiaing. Mr. HI. A. Kall, one of the York prihoners has become insane. Anoth er one of the prisoners is bordering on insannit y. But two dleaths from yellow fever at Charleston, are reported for the twen ty-four hours endling Sunday unight. For tall notus i. suedi prior or 1869, oir fract ional cu rretny SE. . .,he Tratre's le. fins n ~io e . ft ny denoa.inationt will be fuart11h.i. the dIepatet p ~it &~aig the upoX 'Qte ..I trn.portat iona hl.th way. Tlhe ar.nual nmeeting of the St el Suravivor's Associa ti mec-ts int to lumnbia on the 9th inastant. Girt. Ju ~ hal A. Early is to deliver an addr-s5: on the occasion. The silver model of the Cottoni States A. & U. Associatio~n, was awarded to Mr. A. Y. Lee, of Colnum bia, for the best architectural draw ing. 'The Fair of the South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Associa tion opeoed yesterday, in Columbia, undler favorable auspices. We learn from the Intelligencer that it is proposed to raise in Ander son the sum of $150,000 to start a steam cotton Factory. T1he Savannah authorities having removed entirely the quarantine, ommnunication with that eity by the Savannahi and Charleston Ra.ilroad is now uninterrupted. Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, has re signed his officee, and the President of the Senate has been installed as Gjv ernor. Business men, who advertise, never complain of dull times. Soustlmern Osaltlvato. Our readers, in making out their lists of pa pers for another year, should not fail to include In it the old, firmly established Southern Cultivator, which for thtirty years has labored zealously for Southern agriculture. Its pages are filled with contributions from practical, sensible farmers from aln the Soutirp Sttes, wbilas ita.editor -fauillair witbylence dive'vor. thng tb hioh 80 60oe can con. g *ep-eg lalp(adgee si motto. Athens, Ga. $2.00 a year. In Luck. A yeaiok t46 tlifti War, a lady who had lost everything in the strug gle,,tndl wa re.dted to, _eedle-worl for support, bought a ticket in one o the proMir ent lotteries of the day, ani in a few w'eeks thereafter was.,mad happy by tia "announcinent that sin had drava seventY.fivo thouisaud del lars. ',he is now living comfortabl; in Europe. Somebody who purchases tickets t( the Gift Concerts to be given i Charleston, in Jahuary next, will b( blest even more than the lady abov referred to, for the chief prize i $250,000, the secoond $100,000, thi third $25,000, etc. The total nun be: of cash pnizei i; 2,404, n'd th( total value $500,000. -'The enter prise is under the inanagoneet of th, most honioiable gentlenen in Souti Carolina, and the profits are to b( emi plo)od in securing and settling im nigrants. The tickets tire onily $! enoh. uit for two Milions of Dollars aganis Secretary Boutwiell. Th, New Yurk Sun of Monday has the following : ''On Friday evening Secretar3 Boutwell was arrested on the suit, o B. Clifford Galvin as lie was about. t< deliver a lecture in Steinway Hll Bartholomew Clifford Galvin is at Irishman, a graduate of Trinity Col lege, ind Received a financial educa tion. le is a lawyer and member of the Canadian bar." Mr. Galvin, accorring to the Sun claims to have given Mr. Boutwell, it the suminer of 1869, a sketch of whal has since been put in pratice by tha gentlemen as his "financial policy" also, that before giving the Secretarj said sketch Galvin claimed to be paid far it. By accepting it and actinii upon it he insists that the Secretary g bound to pay its value, which, a, above stated, he lays at $2,000,000. A Gloomy Prospect. The wholesale arrests made by th< military in this County have had I a very depressing influence on business and industrial pu.rsuits generally and we presume such will be the ease throughout the entire section of th< State embraced in the proclamation of the President. Crops remain in the fields unharvested and on account of the general feeling of insecurity, business is nearly at a stand-stift while a large number of persons hav left the County, rather than incur the unpleasaut and uncertain consequence of arn st. The future of our section we are free to confess, is now mor< loromy than it has been at any tim<, siance the olo.ie of the war.- Yorkvill / pirer. Alive in his Coffin at his Grave. J amers Hlickey of Birmingham ver, narrowly escaped being buried alivi the other day. Ho had small-pox ci a bad type, antd becoming worse an< w~orse, he finially as his friends sup posed, expired. The remains wer< not kept long, the friend. being afrait of the disease. Arrangemients wer<t made for the funeral anad the coflla was placed in the hearse. On roach. ing the cemetery the attention of the driver of the hearse was attracted b' a noise in the coffin, and he madei known to the pall-bearers. The collia was taken out, and the lid was takea o p t errifidd, as were all thiose aroundt He wae takena home, andia at h..st ze coauaai, was recovering. Ba ik Pomeroy hits the nail on thu hens. when~ he says :Two thiousait nec ivs , m-~p. i.cijpled No1 ahe rn swetnn dre's ( -a 1e p i..on contviets prefer roil.) aire' w'at'd an t r arol a brsngh tha Su th Iacarintg tobbin,: t antd an irder ingFbfI polu hre andi alahere. bun a ina ho'uses . ad ot her p*Ir.>pe rt. . Pa; promipr. an noe particeilair daente'r 'Thee criimas toa be elh rged to thle Ku Klux, ande p.id for by the Re puablicana, whso will thena have soe thing to talk about, while they air passing bills to rob the people of miil lionas of dollars an d million.s of acres o land belonging to the public. Fo situiationas andl iniformationa, addres U. 8. (anaat, President, ann breesde of dogs, or B. F. Butler, thiect ant cowardi, Washiaegton, D. C. The fresher eggs are, the mnor time will be required for boiling. TP have them soft and tender, drop then in water at a boiling point and le them stand from five to seven minute without boiling. They should bi eaten fromn the shell with a spoon If desired for salad, boil them fo ten minutes ; then throw them int. cold water ; roll gently on a table o board and the shell is easily removed Pruning E-,-ergreens is best done after the reasona's growth ist nad< when the now wood is hardeninA A badly-shaped tree may be mad comely by the use of a knife. By al means preserve the lower branches, a the groat beauty of an evergreen is i: its being furnished to the ground If upper branches overhanging th lower tiers, these last will die out foi want of light and air. A little judi cious pruning will prevent this. G. M. Van Bluret, Uoited State Pension Agent for N'ew York oity has been arrested as a defaulter. lie who depends on another, dines badly and sleep. wra. Now. Crop Molass. The New Orleans Picavuneqftj 1'lth Thirty-one barrels new molasses. thiie first received' this season, nrrived to-day by' tho steamer Mercella. It came fror Mclather's Orleans planta. Lion, parish of Orleantis, below the oity, classesprime and sold to Messrs. Ien. derson, Pitran & Co., ni 906 per gel. Ion. Five ahs. new aml 3 half bids. new ivere nNo received to-daiy. An olffer of 80c. was rhIisetl For ithe 5 ibls. new syrnii)y recerived yestierlav ir offer ing at '5 per gallon Thre Is at good S'Oek onimd of refiery moinses, and at fiir bisiness is doiug I it at 28a 600, per gallon for refinery re-boiled. as i qualily, and 90ca*I for golden zyrmp. .1lo Burnell Chicogo. hE eiocrat-1a Radical sii-ei, puiblishevl m St. Ljonis;-hsi ilho bon,,r of discovering the originntors of wi. i Chiengo fire. The men who diI it, nT'eOciiig to i lat. sheet, were "a unit dril i x-reiels from St. joins, wi.ho welit t0 if)ijen o to brn tho city." It is with 8110h iielamo Ill n IIs as 5heso i llmt the p o. of ih le Sotit hi and(] the Sotith west tire eimid for the words of sympa hv and the libera) pecumary aid 'wiehi ti;-y seti to t hi sufferers by :he confla. gration. A Thief Al tii Wing. Chief Kolsli, of the Now York police ik iraismt,inig to Oihe Chiefs of p)lice, a descriitio-n of a youing iman. about, 27 years of agei, fivi- feet nine inelies high, who abi-ondinig from Ils employer with $30,000 in enrrency, and is supposed to be makig his way liiiher or else where. Should til fast young man lake Au. gusta Im his (liglit, lie will find a plenty of olicial hospitalily awaiting him. MANIFACTUNO ENTnniRIsI 1N CiAilI.Es To.-Charleston is fast becoinijg a manu facturing as well as a commercial city. the bargest mannfactory of doors, sashes. blinds, &c., in ihie Sothiern St -tes is that of Mr. P. P. TOAnI, on llorlbeck's W'harf in that city, stiles rootms it No. 20 flayno street. Mr. TOAI.F's adertisez. ent up pers in anothe! column. nov 1 Be Guided by what yu Know. There is an old provei b which says, "Ex perience is the safest, guiide." To ihis guide tlie sick and ailing natiurally Wurn when casting about for the means of relief They inquire what a inedicine has done for others. b.-fore they ndopt, it thiemselv. Of all the remedies nw d preventives in nse, Hostet ter's Stomach Bitters meets the test most tinumphinily, and hence its immense t popula.tiiy and vaist sales. The suflere from indigestion is sure to find sone one among his friends who ins been cured of that ailinent by lie famous vegetable stomuachic. The victim of fever and ague, liver complaint, constipaion, nervous pros tralion, or general debility, has on'y to niake inquiry in tile neighborhood where hie resides iii order to discover what this standard restorative has effected in cases similar to his own. In lie pliblishied les timony to its met its lie will find a volume of proofs of its saniiary propertiie. which it is impossible for his commiion sense to re sist. lie tries it. and lie effect it produces on his system adds another to the host of witnesses in its favor. Thus, its ieputa tion, founded on facts, not assert ions, con isitilly grows and spreads. Charlat a -s and imposiers, some of them inere local tricksters, and others who take somewhat wider range, ttilempt. to thrust int t lie hantids anld donnl thu th110nts of invahlds, their haphalzad conleociiois, is subsititutes for ii. tonic wich for so many years has beeni a med icil st ale throughut . thle Uni - t(ed 4laies. Spanish A mierica, Canada, hud ilie West I ud ies, but onily succeed to a very limhit ed extent1. In this reasoning age, tihe people, havinig ascertained what was really deserving of their confidence, decline "running ntfier strnge gods.'' nuov 1 JMST RECEIVED. SCAR loads Choice While and Black Seed Oats, 1 car Choice Red May Wheat, Smoked and White C. Rt Bacon, Smoked Shoulders, Brieak fast Bacon, Sugar Cured loams. Fulton Market Beef, No. 1 and 2 Mackerel in barrels, half and qnnrter har rets, Cheese aiid Maccaroni, Olive, Brown and Cold Water Soap. RY D. R. Flenniken. TO Titi,. PURISE STRIINGS. ENTLEBMEN knowing themselves ini debted to mie will pleaso pay up at. once. I have waited wiili patience uintil youi "SOLD) YOUR C0OT," and now you -may be suro thiat echcl and eveiry time I meeot you I think if you don't pay me, that a you oughit to. Come gentlemen, settle uip, and let me have time to think 6f something~ else besides what you owe mo. Iloping a word to the delinquent sufficient, I remain with respect. nov 2 A. P. MIILL. Fie Fresh a { RANGES, A pples, Blannanas, Cocoantt UI CandIy, Cough Candy, Hlourhound Can dy, Chesnuts, &c., at A. P. MILLER'S, nov 2 Co-tc..--r. FISH I FISH! 20 kits Eztra Mess Mackerel, put up ex. pressly. for family. use, 10 kits Pickled Sal. won, a very nice relish for Breakfast, also 200 lbs. Pickled Shad. :D3ACOT.&.00. est 10 TO RENT. rjiB-undersigied offeri for Rent, Yor the ensuing year, the large and commo. dious Store, now ocoupled by - I. F. David, son & Co. Terms liberal. cct 24-1u T. ROSS ROBERl I SON. COTTObTW. ,E are now prepared to Gill Cotton with dispat ch, (1 0t0 pounds per hour,) withit (oniveliet I1om5S fo tie reception. .Toll ()no Sixeenek Patroniage soilcited. Iy Orist Mill grinds every day. spt 7 0. It. ThOMPSON. Flour ! Flour I A LOT o fie Family Flour, some that is extra fine. to which I inivite (lie at. 1ention of these in need. no 4 , H. W. DESPORTES. GlIOCEI IES. BACON, Flour, niri, Suigar, Colfee, Tea, I - lti.kere-I, Eiglish Dairy aid Factory ('heese, Soap, ('andles. Pepper. SItI, Git. ger-, Matches, Concenitrated Lyo, Potash, ni1. Niitmegs. itendy Mado Clothing, Boots uad Shoes, Calicoes, Ii omniespruns, bleached and tn bleached. 81tripped and Checked. 160 pounds Assort el Candy, Sardines, Salmon, Oysters, Peaches, Jellies, Brandiy Peaches, Pickles, Chow Chow, Toinatto Catsup and Citron. Crockery, Tinware, Wooden Ware, Chew. lug Toiacco, Durhian Smoking Tobacco, a superior nrticle. Also n targe assortment. of Yainkee Nmtions. To which we inviu, the ititention of our friends and custorers. Call and examine lefore pirchnsing else. where. MN TTRE & CO. oct 31 NEW ARRIVALS, AT BEATYFS. A LOT of choice uncolored Japan Impe A ril and Gunpowder Tea, Flour, Corn Meal and Gr'st. Also, a lot of Mountain Butter, Mackerel, &c. oct 28 To John Willingliam, of La Grange, Geor'gia. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF FAIRFJELD. By William M. Nilson, Probate Judge, in aid for said County: ro .James Wilingham, John Willingham, Fletcher Elkin, and Martha Elkin. h a wife, and Thoniars C. Watt aid Sarah Watt, his wife. % hereas. John Ilinnant and Margaret finnant, his wife, and Mary Willingham, rave tiled a petition, in the Court of Pro. bate praying for a sale for Dartition of tlhe real estate of Joseph Willingham. deceased, and for equalization with the Defendants Dut of (lie proceeds thereof. You therefore are hereby summoned to ippenr befora me at my office in Winnsbo ro, So. Ca., on the 18th daf of December text, then and there, to shew cauise. if any you cani why the prayer -f' said Petition liould not be granted. Given under my hand and seal of nffice this the 26th day of October, A. D. 1871. [.8 ] W. M. NELSON. J. P. F C. Published by order of the Probate Judge. nov 1-x6 State of South Carolina. FAIRFIEID COUNTY. By W1 J. NELSON, Esg., Probate Judge. WATIIEIIEAS, Thomas Rt. Rohinson hiathm m~nad e suit to rme, to grannt hitm Let. (era of Administrrt ion of (lie Estate atnd effects of Mary lRobinson. deceased. These are threrefore to cite and admonishi all and singular time kindred and creditors ef the said Mnr'y Robinson, deceased. thmat they bo and appear, before nie, in thre Court of Probate, to be held at Faiirfield Couirm Ihouse on thre 3d day of Noveumber next, at (er purblicationi thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenroon, to shiew cnuse, it' any they have. whry tire said A,1ministration should not be granted. GJivenr under my hand, thia 19th day of October, A. D. 1871. ect 5-x~l W. M. NELSON, For Sale. SOFFER for sale mny place nrear Buck I head, containring 280 acres. On thme premises is a comifortarble dwelling hiouse arid several ouit-buildinigs, about forty acres of said land is ini original woods. Th'lere is also somie very fine bot tonm land on thmis place. Ii is altogether one oif the miosm desirlhe planrtatinis in this rirtrict, being well watered anid in a good neighiborbmcod. For particulrs apply to tire subscriber at his r'esidenrce near Ituckhread. Oct 81-!1x2 ISA AC II MEANS. To AI'rami F. Hunter of Leon ('entr'al A merica. The State of' South Carolina. COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, COURtT OF COMMON PLF.A5. George L. IHunter, as admniismrator of the Estate of GJeorgo it. hlunter, deceased, Plaintiff againist. Adam F". IHunmter Abram F, hurnter, hicenry D). lunter, Cyrus WV. linntrer, J. 'r. Decariing, andl all others, creditoms of said deceased, whose interests maiy require an answer to thris Comnplaint -Defenidants. Sulnmons for Relief.. To thme D~efend'ants :'Vou are hereby aiim mroned and reqtuired nO anser te complant in this action, which in tled in m lie oflice of tire Clerk of Cotommon Plerns, for' the said Counrty, arid to serve a copy of yotur answer to tihe said compljuaint Ott lie sumbscriber am Iris Oflice, No. 7. & 9. MI:n k et Siirent Winns borno, 80i. Ca.-- .wit bin Ti'weiimy D~ays aft er ire service hereof, exclumsive of the day of such service ;anti ir your tail to answer the Complaint wit hini thle (ine aforesaid, time phainitiff ini thtis act ion will apphy to the Couirm. for relief demanded inathe comnplaint. Dated 9th October 1871. JAS. II. RION, Planinmiff's A ttorney. Published by order of tihe Judge oct 11-x (1 Winnslboro,8. C. Treasurer's omce. W tsssnono, S. C., Oct. 28, 1871. t illE Books will bo open for tire collection 1of (tate antd County Taxes, for the yeamr 1871, from the 20th day of November next. until the 15th day of January, 1872, at wihoi time tire 20 per cent, penalty will be added to all Taxes thenr remainingun-. paid, T'he rate per cent. for State purposes Is 8 von Mills on (lie Dollar; the rate per cent. for County purposes hei Three Mills on (he Dollar. J. 11tODEIC1 I OYLE8, NEW goos. NEW IOO1S. So. Poplins, Delaine., Li tilbeys, Pr1-int V, Rtib bons, I omet punt, Linens, Shaw 9. Broad Clo Iks, Casineres, Jean., Blankets, Quilts, &o. Clothing, Hats, Sboes, Hardware. edil res, Books, &e. We ask the attention of the Ladies and the Public generally to the large and choce assortment of the above goods, which we are now receiving for the fall I.rade. MeKASTER & BRICE. eet 7 Currants! Currants! A LOT of very tine CurrnIts, just, re ceived and for sale at 15 cents per pound, by o0 31 MeNTYRE & 0G. Notice to Debtors. I LL persons knowing themselves indebt. ed to is and don't intend to pay up by the 16th of October next, will please may nothing about it and we will then know how to proceed to collect. sept 27 E. W. OLLEVER. GroCeries, Hardware, Dry Goods, &o., On H1and anid to Arrive. 40,00)0 Lbs. P'rinae Bacon Sides an Shoniders, 100 Bis. Louisville-and N. C. Flour, all gruaes. 1,000 Bushels Corn. -20 Bhls.Sugar. 10 B~bla. N. Melassee. 4 Bihis. Sy rup. 5 lHhde. W. I. Molassee, 15 Bags of Coffee. - Barrels and Half' Ba-rels Mackerel, Tea,- Soap, T'obacco, Salt, Iranl, T1race Chains. Plows And Plow Steel, lioes, White Leada, Rope, Shoes, Osnahaurga, Striped and~ Plnin, Shairting, antd Heavy Plat ttion Goods, with varied other art-iole's on hand arnd will be sold as low for cash as the like articles can' be furnished by any other ini town. P'arties wanting any of the above, will tfind it to their inte'rest to call and examine my stock before purchasing JOH N 11. CATlIIMART. mar 30 BOOT AND SHOE IlAM now prepared to (do work in Sthe latest anid hest styles. 'ty work is always warranted. There is no nlecesnity to go ont of town to have work done as I can make as good B)OO"'or .SIIOA' nas ianyb~ody. Orders solicited for line work. 6. M. til['dERT. feb 29 1y lUST ARIVED, AT R. J. McCARLEY'S. A N extra lot of Canvassed Hams, Smok ed and Bulk Bacon Sides. Also, 100 saokt Fine FamIly Flouv. Call at, one e. oct 28 A pples. SFINE lot of best Northern A pples just A1 opened at A. P. MlIKLVts WOODWARD & LIAW ARE NOW READY WIT!i TIiIR FALL and WINTER STOCK OF DitY GOODS, )RESS GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. To offer great inducements to their cus tomers, both in quality of Goods and Prices. It will be well for every one to examins our stock before making their pureuses. O0 We pay the highest market prico for COT7'OjV, and are prepared to make libera ativances on all Consigniments by parties not wishing to sell, and will ship to either New York, Baltimore or Charleston. WOODWARD & LAW. oct 12 F 1 A'71 WE would.re pectfully call the attontiou of the people of Fairfield to our STOCK OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,. Hata and Cape, Crockery, HIardwaro, Not ions and Fancy Goods, Wood Ware. Willow Ware, &c. WeT O Gr'.a'a~nt e e All Goods at the Lowest Prices They can lhe bought at in Any Market of Our State. Every line of Goods Full and tiomplete. Give our Sk ek a I4ook. LADD BROS. & CO. oet 6 GROCRIES. IlLS. Extra C and Brown Sugars, black Berel in barrels anid l:its, bbls. Flour. Canned Goods. Fresh Peaches, Oysters, Devilled Hanm, feomatoes, Sardines, Green Corn, Fresh Salmon, P'ino Apple, Jellies, Preservos. MIseIlle10HS, Brandy Peaches, Brandy Chierri es, P'icklos. Chow Chow, imported, Fine Chewing and Smsoking Tobacco, Segarst, Tubls, Biuckets, Churns, Cheese, Crackers, Tin Ware, Itroomas, P'arlor Alatches. Wines 11nd( Liquors. Eluira Fine Old Family Rtye, Old Nectar, Old Log Cabin, Sherry Wine, P'ort Wine. llolland Gin, Pnre N. C. WYhiskoy andl le'ntified Carn Whiskey. We mako Fins liqluors a 8PECIAILTY. andi those In neeod will do well to apply at Corner No. 1. oct 7 JI. WV. DESPORtTES. Carpets ? ItRUSSE.L8, Three Ply, Two Ply, Cheap i Carpets itnd Rlugs. Also 40) Kegs NaIls, 4 'i ons Iron, 10 Kegs Miule and hlorse Shoes, Plow Steel, Cast $teel, &c., for stale by nov 2 MecMASTERL & BIIE. (Onions I Onions ? A LOT of Onions, just received by MoINTYB?, & CO. rct 17 DAVID SON &coo ARRU Selling their Entire Stook AT COCST. aug 22 sn 943 .ofl .o T A asa 90 -P .0 Z" 49 KETIlllN & ROBERT8ON'S. Extra Mackerel, In barrels, half barrels, quarter barrels and kits, all grades Flour, Bacon, Lard, Jiamsa, Molasses, Cheese, and Maccaroni, Hoots and Shocs, Hardware and Crookery. Sugiars, Coffees and Teas, .BAGGING AND TIES. Highest market priccs paid for Cotton. Liberal CASH advances mzade on consign ments. Cotton shipped to New York, Bloston, Charleston, LivhanrooL and JA PAN. I(ETCHIIN & ROBERTSON, CONGR ESS STR eE ET. oct 12. SUNDRIES. Pickled Tongues, Smoked Tongues,Hanm. or the choicest brands, Soda, Lemon. Gin ger, Fancy and Butter Crackers, Horse ford's throad P'reparatilon, highly recomn muendedl, GJantz's Sea Foam, for naaking bread and biscuits, 1 case Dev. hlam, excel lent lunches, suppers, &c.. 15~ hoxes Gloa ter Che'so, 10 brxes English D~airy Cheese, Cox Golatino, Asserted Extracts, Brandy Peaches, Assort ed Jellhes, Doe. Cocoanut, Lemon Syrup, English Pickles, at 50 cts., per bottle, Sardines, Cigars, &e. oct 10 H ACOT & 0. JAMES BEATY, fESPECTFULI[L[Y announces to the pub Ilio that he i-. now receiving and open. ing (at the sl ore room formerly occupicd by ilacot & Ce ) a now stock of goods consist hng in part of Sugar, Coffec, Molasses and Syrup, Rico, iHagging, Iron Ties, TwIne, P'owder and Shot, Axle Grense, Cheese, (Oracko.'s. soaps, Manilla Rope, Candles, P'ainted Ihuokets, Tuibs and Churns. Brooms Well Buckets and Measures, Soda, Blue Stone, Co'nceuntatd Lye, Candy, Popper an'i Ginger, Chains. Axes, Spades, Shovels, Manure lForks. Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tobacco, Tin Ware, Vinegar, Salt, Bacon, Flour, &e. All or whuich will be offered at prices to suit the times. The highest market pirices paid in Cash for Cotton and other Produce. It will be a, pleasure to thim to show his stock, and at tend to tho wants of his f riends. (ive him a call. oce, 10 flacoun anld Lard. )NE Harrel choice lard, bulk Meat and C.i.Bcon Sides, Jusi received and for suale by JA MES IIEATY. sot 21 HARD WARE. On hand a full asrorrment of Shovels, Spades, Manure Perks, Trace Chains, hlal, ances, Steelyards, llames, \lnle Shoes, Nails, Horse Nails, 1(eitles, Sance-pans, Well Buckets, Axes, Axe hlandles, Fry Pans, Slewos, Hlatohets, Steel. Iron, ilorse Shoe Iron, &o. DJACOT & CO. oct 10 1Petr'oleum (Fthe best quality In stors and for sale eoct 21