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, n ,whoP ou~6011 your.ootton" to call and pay your littld bill at the NEWS & IIgRAD Of. iew Advertisennents. Salo Spartanburg and Union Rail. road-James M. Baxter and Thomas B. Joter, Referees. Notice-Ilacot & Co. Hogs - W. R. Doaty. Just Received-Bacot & Co. Just opened-A. P. Miller. Notice-C. Muller. To Rent-J. 0. Boag. See Final Notice of Ketchin & Robertson. Just Arrived for Chritias and Now Year-J. 0. ioug. Notice. Fresh Pork at 11. W. Desportes to day. Ilo I for Christmas, &e., -H. NY. Dosportes. Our Homo ju-st oponed-J. D. MoCarley. Winnsboro Coton Market. For the week ouding 5th inst.., 259 bales of cotton have been sold in this market at prices ranging from 10 to 17} eents. Personal. lon. Henry Stanberry, of Ohio, ex-Attorney-General of the United States, has arrived in Columbia to assist in the defence of the Ku Klux prisoners. He is a lawyer of un doubted ability, and considerable re. putation. Ile will be remembered as counsel of ex-President Andrew John. eon during his impeachment trial. Arrested. Isaac MoDoffie, colored, has been arrested and lodged in jail, on suspi cion of being implicated in the bur glary of Mr. J. R. Aiken's rebidence, an acount of which was given in last Tuesday's issue. Personal. H. H. Kimpton, the man who has ebntributed so much to the deplotion of our State Treas.ury, passed through here yesterday morning en route to Now York, where we hopo he will re inAin, and never set foot in South Carolina again. New Papers. We have received the first copy of the Aiken Tribune, a Republican journal, published at Aiken, S. C. Henry Sparnick is editor and proprie tor. Also the Medium, published at Al:. beville C. HI. 11. R. Hemphill is the editor. Politically, it professes to be independent. Packed JuiisC. The juries on service in the J. S. Court in Columbia arc composed of 28 white men and 17 negroes. Of the 28 white men, three. fourths are said to be Radicals, as are all the negroes. Th is does'nt savor much of justice. Fairfield is represenltedi by John Wilson. Thin is the sanne fellow who made himself prominent in preventing the signing of the petition to Geni. Grant to rid our County of martial law. Guano. We beg leave to call lIhe attention of our farmer patrons to the adver tisements of Mr. J. N. Robson, of Charleston, in regard to Pacific Guano, and Compound Acid Phos.. phate. Mr. Robson has been in the fertilizer trade for over thirty years, and his thorough practical knowledge of his businues, and of the class of Pho'phates offered to the public, has gained for him an extensive reputa. tion. We cordially conmmnend him t~o the agricultural portion of our people Death ot' Nishdop Davis. From Sunday morning's Phonix, we learn of the death of Bishop Davis of the Protestant JEpiscopal Church of this State. IHo died inl Camden, at the advanced ago of sixty-eight years. Hie was a native of Wilmning. ton, N. C., but has been a resident of this,.State for many years. Both in the ohureb and in private life, he was dearly loved for his pure christian character, and sterling qualities of heart and mind. His loss will be keenly felt, and his place difficult to fill. Peace to his ashes. New, Strange and Terrible DI)Isea se. We learn, says the Weldon North Carolina.News, of a disease that has existed for some time past in certain portions of Northampton county rand elsewhere, which is terriblo, in its character anid often fatal In Its re suits.. It bss been known. in those sootions before to a limite~d extent, but not til this fall. bas It been general in its character, The symup" tows aro exactly simnar. to those of yellow toer, and the patjent suffers almost as much as with the, latter dia ease. There' hare been senie .thirty eds&O in Northampton recently, some of them fatal, but the physlclans han3 learnedJ to treat the disease, and thus stop the f.tality. It is not thoughit to be epidemic, but to result from ac tote fnaltraI caurer. 8so0s Affmrry. . We undt--ratand that o personal dif Aoulty took place on Tuesday last at lluokestok between Messrs. Robert Mckarley and Samuel MoWators, in wboh the former was out several times in. the head by a hatchet in the hands of the latter. We heard yes terday-that Mr. MoCarley, though, soriously'IDjured, was somewhat bet ter. MoWaters has been arrested. Oysters I Fst and fresh front the sea, can be found at 01 lever & Co's, every Tuesday and Friday. Call and get stows, fr3 A and on the half-shell. Also, ht( sootoh on the whole shell. Severe Weatheir. Thore was a heavy fall of sleet during Thhrsday uight. On 3ester day morning, there was a light, fall of snow after dayllght, As we go to presls, the clouds still look thi1eat.en ing, and we would not be surprised to see moro falling weather. De!aths by yrllow fever In Charlew lestoi, during the past season number ed 21-2, agninst 680 in 1858, 206 in 1856, 1ud ( l. in 185d. The latest from Union County, e5s38 the Phownix, is to the elfect that there hits been no additiatnial arrests by the Kn Klux hunters, except soine colored tmen. Joseph A. Greene, State Senator from Orangeburg County died in Colum bia -recently, TwO Eagles measuring each eight feet from tip to tip, were killed near Charleston last week. Kentuolcy hogs are selling in New berry, S. C., at 6,3 eetis per pound, gro . Brick Pomeroy has boen admitted to the Now York bar. The South Carolina Methodi!t Episcopal Conforeuice. will eonvene i. Spartanburg on the 13th of Doctuber. Bishop Piaine will preside. F. F. Meir, L,L.D., of Iromon, arrived in Charloston last week. GLn. MI. C. Butler is spoken of as th e Piesident of the Blue Ridge Railroad. Mrs. ielon O'Neall, wifo of the late Chief Justiceo O'Neall, died ill Newberry last week. The Uion Times rays: A n egro man was burned to death at Cade's depot from his clothes, which were besmeared with turpentine, catch ing fire. There is no doubt that ex-meniber of Congress C. C. Bowen, saya the Columbia l'htenix has been elected to fill the vacancy in the Charleston delegation to the South Carolina Legislature. Cgodey's Lady's Book. The. Christmas number is on hand, with reading and engravings buitable to the season. In point of literature it is unsurpassed, and in its adapta tion to the wants of ladies, it is with. int a rival. Its fashion-plates, Steel Piatos, &c., are the best given to the public by any nagazine in this coun try. Terms $3.00 a year. This is a good t imen to iobsncrioe. Subscr ipt ion list opened at thia of (ice. We will furnish one copy of the NEWs and C3ode3's I ady's Book, otto year for $6.50 ;and with the lJltRALD for $5 50. Mlore Arreals, Since our last report the following po0ssons have been arrested by thie Unitced S ta tes auith oritlies int thItis County : W. T.deter, W..\MeEnglish, llenry Grady, E. Voiz~ell atnd 1r Willard. A number of colored men havo also been ijlaced itt confine mient, hut thoy are sutpposed t o be witneases. On yesterdlay, Dr. Wade F'owler, one of the hest men in the State, whto had come to the village from Godeys ville, nineteen miles, where lhe re. side s, to transact some btusiness with the Probate .Judge, was arrested in the street and is now In jail.- Un ion Tames, Coming to grief-meneting trouble half way. SALE SP'ARTANBURO AND UNION R~AILROAD. The Si toa of South Carolina, Pliainttin, aginlst t he Spartanburg and Union Rait. rotid 'omipnny and others, croditors, do fentdant5 In obedience t~o ant order dated .15th day of. Neveiber, 1871, passed By the lion. James M Itutland, Judge or te 4Itt h r Cuit, of the State of' Soutth Carolin . the undersigm.ed will sell, on te FtRST MON. D)AY in Jantuary, 1872, or on the first cou. venient sale day thereafter, at Unionvile, in the Oonnty of Union, in the State of' Slouth Carolina, beforo )he Court.I House door, betwoon thme hours of 11 o'clock itn the forenoon nind 8 o'clock in the aft ernoon. at pumblic outcry, to the h ighmest bidde -, the i whole of the S'PRTA N BURlO AND) UNION RtAlILROADI, itncludintg the Road-hed. Rtight. or Way, Greading, lBridges, Mlasonry and Superstructure, lying and situate in thme Counties of Fairfield, Ujnion and 8par tn')mrg ;all the stock sumbscribed for in llpartanburg and Union KnIlroad Couim'any, thle chartored rights and priviteges I hereof; thme ailrnoad spikes, chairs tand equiipmtsiit, and all thie property owned by said compha. ny, as incident or necessary for its busi Sqqss, on the follewing terms, to wit: Twenty-fave thousandl (25,000) sdilars cash, atnd the balance in three eqnal semi-aunnual instalmem ts, with iterest on eaoh instal. ment frorn the day of sale, to ho scoured by the bond of the purehassr, with a mortgage of the entire property sold. Thes purohaser will also be required to pay for all stamps and papers. If thme highest. bidder should fall to pay at uttee thbe twenty-five thoutsand ($25,000) dollars nforesaid1 in cash, the property hereinbefore advortised will im'iedlately be offered, at the tame and place above men. tioned, upon the t'erms already stated, for re-sale. JA MES M.J BAXT~tn, TIIOMAS B. J2ETIR, dc 6-- fA 'Reaferees. From Nlissssppl. FlITINO GROUND, Miss., Novem bor 30.-The prize fight, to-day, be. tween Mace and Coburn resu ted in o draw. All bets fT. They fought eleven rounds, lastitig four hours and ten minutes. Mace said Coburn is the best man he ever met in the ring'. The first blood was in favor of Mace. No clean knock down ; both men afraid of the other. The Great Plotorial Annual. Jiostetter's United States Almanae for 1872, for distribution. gratis, througliout the United stules, and all civilized coun tries of tle Wostern llomisiphero, will be publlielitlt nhout tle first, ot' J1nininary, ini the English. (erntit, French. Norwegili, wellch. swedihl,' Ilo1hand, Bohemin111u and ipanish languages. id aIll wheo wish to n. derstam the true phi ilosophy of lienlil should renld and1 poitler thie vinluintble aug - gestions it cotitinis. It. addi io to til .-. itiritle miedien trentise otn tile causes, pre ve It I itII and ctre of' a great VAriety of li, vases, it embraco. it litire tinzionat of infrt mtoution iteiriesting to [ie tiercllant, the uiteotbant ir, 1th miner, the farmer, th I plan itr, atsd loi 1Onni m1an; tidtl the calculi. lions havie brettua t110 lot suelh mteriliais and latiittihtii ats .11-e most suiithble for t cor reet iand tompre '.enstive Nnt otnal Cah-ender. Thill ntilre, uses, indl extritordinary fr itary. eifects of ilostetter's stoniticl Bit ters, tile st:ipin tonic fiad alterative of' more 1tha1n hailf tie Chhuotiani world, are ftly set firth inl its pnirs. whieh t re also inter sper:ed wvith plietrital lltt1ifration, valuable rancipes fr (il- hotsehold iidt inrmi, itUnio Ions a1ete, and oither' ititrnetive and Aitniig retding nitter, original and so leI Cod. Aithong tle Annuals i tappear with the opening of the ) ear, this will be one of [he ios use'ful, ntid ritay 1- had for the asking The proprietors, Mes.rs. hostel - ter & nit, Pitshtg. Pa , ont receipt of a two centt stanip, will frward a copy by n1l I to anyl*' parson lIo caitnot procure ot' inl hin teighborhood.g. Tie Bitters are sold inl every cit:y, towni and viiiage, ani are e t ensively used khrougaheut tihe entire civil I iurt wreusi .'r rnis et tx i CIrAuT.ES s.-t'h-I:lsteI is ftst hetoiIg a t1"ti inut iag a~s well !I ( ctimuomrcial city. th 1tr;est mautia::toiy of doora, salsIis. hiinds. &(.. in.lihe ;4th~erl t le4 is that of %Ir. I1. P T. ' n..r. Ott Ierlbetcch's 1% i'h rf in tha; it v, saile roomis it No. 20 fInyno Hree. M r. Tots ndvertiiso ent np, pein in a nothto' eoltuni. nov 1 P AC 0 GMiANO. Price $45 Crih, With Usual Advance for Time, Sx PE Rt I NC E ill the use of this Gunno for Sfihe plt Nix yer lit his 4t ate, Iq.t Cotoil adil orIt, heli1 so tar establisithe'd it, chratruCier tor exceollehtee as to render cotm ient unnecessiry. Ini necordice with the ctofabib'bed policy of tile Compan111y to firnitish ite b ist Conentriled Felrtilizers at tihe lowect c st to onsumers, this GIamno is put into market this sealsonl Itt Ilth above reduced price, which tie 'otipany is ettablil to do iv reasoln of its large facilities and Ihe re luecel eAst. of, mnfaclltiufriete. The suipplies put into market this seasou are, as heretofore, prepared unler i.he per sonal Superinteidence of Dr. St. Julinn Raventel, Chietaist of Cottpanty, at Charles tol. S. C . lene, p1hn-1t ill ma tity r-01 asstedil tlit its Quality and Composition is pro cuil! v ite- Qnaie as thlai heretofore soldi. lAt lie presenot. low price every nere planted can he lertilizedi with 200 potindS ~iGIun lit ao lot not excertlirg fthe prleselt value of pd(1 oflitti (IS 01c 0"1ol1. whtile CXpt~tiV.ee IIas silownl thin under favor-Able conditijons of season and cultlivation lie crop is ingcrelased by the nppliention from two to thItreefold lte naturlal capneity (if the so00. Ilence, inder no conditions cild its applic1tion tIil to coitpeltat e for tie otiyIl. Apply to JT. N. iIIISON, lIlny atnd Nos. 1 and1( 2 AtIi lntic W ittar, Clotarlest otn. S. 0. J1so. 3. 14:Maxsi & Goi., General A gents. PACIF1'0 GU( A NO C'OMPA NY'S Acid Phosph-ate of' Lime. ro ol'osTIl iwl) il tICOTTON sst~n. Price $25 Cash, with Usuail Adivance for Timeo. rpI 311 ticle is 'l prepaedli tnder thle sutpet .1 iend'ten 'xce of Ilir. 8t. ,n1 - it laveni,1 expesly orcoinpotsting wvilIt coltion heed. ItprwasI in Idce b this ('ompantty two years ago, ndl its use hits fully atte s ted its value. 200 t i 0 poun~ds of thtis arti ele per acre, pritperly comtpitted withI the samne weuight of coilton seed, furnitishe s thle phatr iw ith t i r1 ilizer' of' th hiighest ex eellhence at thle alltest cost. A compost prepared w ithI ibhis artiche, ats by ptrinteid birect tits furntishied. conta ins all t he ole min tIs of 1 er'iiility ithat cani eter into ai ftirst class 'ert iliter, wvhile it econtotmy must. cioti mend( its Iinertal utse to plan i ers. For sttpplies and1 printed d reci hot.5 for compst Oing itapply to . N. ROBS(.N, A gents Pnaestic Gutsnio Comipauny, No 08 East hay andi No-s. I antd 2 Attaittic Wh'tarf, Charleson, S. C. Jso. S. 11istk & Co.. General Agents, nov 30 -3m Notices A LL parties intitehted to us for advances 1. mald dutrinig thle past season, are htere hyv notified ti'tat. after t he 1st day of Jan. utary next, nitr hnoks will be closed, anti hat elI ntotes and accouts du1e us will be tulrnied over' to our attotr.itny for collect iont. dlee 6t DACOT & ('0. Notice. LL .1 personts indebted( to me are r'equemsted .1to comei forwardt andc make Bettlemwfat, as furt her inodulgence will not he grant ed. C. MULLER, I door~l from Col1. fliont's toflico, novb 30-t TO RiENT O R 1872. "[IH' [JDweling~j cotauini ng 6 itoomte above .Lstore, with Kit chin, - Garden, &c. For futrthe r part icutliirs n qu irie of' nov 2--xtJ. 0. IICAG. To Rent. r iE store occitpied by Dr.J C. Mohley. JPossessiont giten the 1st, of' January. For futrtheor part icutlars aipply to nov 28-h6. P___ a. G EllG. Fresh Arrivals. ANEW'supply of Calicoes, Tlomespuns, Laidies Merino Vests, GIloves, Chig nons. Dress Trimninings, &e. Also, a new stock of Hiardiware, Locke, inges, Coffee Miill, Spades, IShoveis, and Window Glass. Also, Astral Oil which is perfectiy safe to urns for light. McMASTER & JsRICE. nov 28 A pples. FINElot ofbest Noerther'nAppes~jut not 24 C'e-Vetoze ir. Editor Please announce. Mr. J. R1. BIYLE$, as a candidate for ShereU' of Fairfield Coun. ty at the ensuing el9o'lon, and oblige nov 22-if 1ANY VOTER8s. JUST BECBVEID 600 bushels St. Louis Oats, white and mixed. 600 bushels White Corn. 200 tacks Flour, family, extra, and su. per. 30 bat'rols Augusta Flom-, all qualities. 40 '- Louisville Floqr, all qualities. 101) . R y . 2 iierces Extra Sugar Cured lim. 26 vacks bleal I tierce Prime Carcolina Rice. 6 barrels Kilit Dried Bolted Meal. I lierce Chailestonk Hominy. Itesides a full stock of Groceri., of all kinds, r t Colunibia prices for thfe O A II. (1n1 ind examine our took before puv'o thasing elsewhere. ~ 1A COT & CO., 50 Congress Stteet, Winsboro, S. C. de , .i''al Notice, P ERSON? Indebted to us for sapplies nl vanced duritig t1m6 puot yearr #ill find it to their interest to pay up before the )s January, 1871. tie fititliet ifidulgentre will not he grianted. We will close our books rrorn this day forward, and thos' wanting cre.tlh neecd not nyppif. Old neeounta milust he settied brfore new Once are made This notice is fittal. KETCIIIV & IOIlLRT0N, dee 2- lIto Notice. 1 E.RPSO)N8 Indebted to tis nre~ remiindled thm. aceotitita should be paid as cotton has beeni sold. nov 18 McM ASTER & BRICE. JUST ARRIVED, AT R. J. McCARLEY'S. . N eottra lot of Caucatiessed Hams, Smiok ed and Bulk IVacon Sides. Also, 100 sacks Fine Family Flour. Call at on.-o. oct 261 GROCERI[ES, IIIAVE opceed a first class Groc.ery and Liquor houso next door to S. Wolfe's dry goods~ store. Mly old customers andc friends i re invited to call tad examine my stock. noiv 21 N EW A RRIVA LS, A T BEA TY'S. A LOT of choice uncolored Jap:int Impe ruialand Gunpowder Tea, Flour, Corn Meal anid (1rist. Also, a lot of hMountain llutt er, Mackerel, &o. oct 28 State of South Carolina. FA'RFIELD COUNTY. The St-ile of South ( arolina, plaintiff', vvn the Spartaaburg anid Uncion Railroad Compa'ny, andl others creditors.- Order for sale, &c. By virtue of a decretal order inc the above stated case, all the oroditors of the Spar tartburg anid linionc Railroad ,'Coaipany are required to prove -and establish their do manids against the said Company, before us, nu Speoial Referees, at the law oflice of James ii. Ri mn, Esql , in Winnsboro, 13. 0., on the 26th, 27th, 28th, 20t h and 80t h days of December, A. D. 1871, and on the 28d, 24thi, 26th, 26th, 27th ancd 28th days of Januaiery, A. D. 1872. JA MES M. I] \XTER, T1110MAS 11. JETERt, nov 20-tillstfeb Speciail Referees. To John1 Willinghamin, of' Lat Grang.e, Georgia. THEl STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C;OUNTY 01F FAIRFIELD. By 15' illiamn Af. Nehon,, P'robale Judge, in and for said County: To James Willinghamn, John WilllIngham, Fletcher Elhkho, tid Martha Uiliin. h s wife, and Thornas C. Wgtt and Sarah Watt, his wife. 'hereas, John Uincnant and Margiret ilinnanit hi" wife, and! Mary W~Ilhtcthatm, have filed a petition, In the Court r& Pro. bate praying for a sale for Dartition of the real estate of Joseph WillIlngham, deceased, ad for. erqnalisation with the Defendants out of the proeeds thereof. You therofore are herel~ sammened to appear befora me at my O do in WIna eo. ro, So. Ca., on the 18th da / of De'oetaber nett, thea and there, to shew Cause if any yotupab'te pryer of said keition Git'on inderi ' head and seal of elge. FOl mings- ilostry. ltes.Noion, z ch Wadding.~ ~ t Ad.ks Sh0s Uae ines W =1 boC.Verisa Fandher w anda aryo th ingfor S10anta C lus .19loiimth ciCnfeti nAtes and ica Cksl C ret ty, ndy T, oys, RasaIns, BlankFruts, nuts, Che s , Pre ks, &3. A nw suplk of MilrnMe, fris, ugRb, bar. reln i?s Maet, ad. Driy of ahngsoke Bon ,hi Ca ,s EsseinCandes, 8Cardlh, Poaer, Shrot, Caps CftigarTos, Rmoking. and *0 hewFitg To bauto. Boont, Phois, Boats, Ca& ,rokey Tibare. Wod tIenare , ard. r , ait IrdiSha4nd Bwooti Potaoles, Onlon;, and os oh a ori s. s p diwe 2-.1m wre J.dwre &O. AG % 08 A 7 WE would re pectfully call the attention of the people of Fairfield to our 't O )AO . Dry Goods CHrias and Nwpsr Notg, in ande7 Oo'tNtitiwth WliiUarll, War,&o Thnew uy of belbought at, Ri tAngy Mo ant ofOrSate Evrylwafyoos Ful hand.Cmlee ive slo four, t S rista Look.. Darelsanr's Spkceciford Pls, S Par 1ed y Gnor &lot~~a Dllax, No. 2oeno iloir, Pari~~js, aodad hiy apgrecr moed bythan Ceg Tod. b ecao BootsSoelt fFasrc, ry Nigh are, Dlyoere Iatrawre, Emssons arii ndro Seret PHabtsandnionsland vearies ohertationofle. Gnta.rgn Weak 2-pinei "Jme .o 0.ic dust"Ad. &c., and ipluycall the ahattenti o mpons oartispng of Faerne to ouese ThycrMA aTherrmde al Fuidretnieery bos.ds Prote and pero, &o oe o Soadtb anhd pr iplbrg,, rw ohn reio, byeooigpic oteSl I8Crlandta86c, NwYr.Pmbeso areotins ahndr fCogo Cee supp Alln Gieeos at the Sb.Te j :Theym behougatd bIe n f Everyie oFtha ahd forpts.t iv oin Soeedk o a ook. Do 'amaLMO'sSecfo Pile, -1 -=ne aonnrPah,.h hgl UST RECEIVED CHOICE fted May Whet, White and B0laektseed Oats, C. R. Smoked and White lacon, Family and E-xra Flour, Bolted Meal, Pearl Grist, Crate choioe While Head l'abbage, Cold M ater Soap, whiel is he bestid use. ar D. R. Flenniken. nov 18 AT KE HCIIN & ROBERTSON'S. Extra Mackerel, In barrels, half barrels, quarter barrels and kits, all grades Flour, Bacon, Lard lane, Miolasoos, Cheese, and Maccaroni Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Crockery. Sugars, Coffees and Teas, BAGGING AND TIES. Highest market prices paid for Cotton. Liberal CASH advancos made on conruign mente. Cotton shipped to New York, Bostofi, Charleston, Ltavrooi. and JA PAN. KETCHIN & R011ERTSON, CONGRESS S'l ET. oct 12. LOOK T FOR GREAT BAlRGAINS. Second Winter Supply! Til. The Finest Lot of Clothing EVFft otFIRflhlT TO THIS MARKET. S WOiLF is ju.l it l receipt of lie fiietsi .li afindsomo.vt assortrnan of 4;enits Wear# In iuits, ever brought to Ihis iarkeot, to whicl he Invites fhe attention of all wio niny need of ithe siaie. Aliso, iial, nt' till styles-the Net Ont. -o1t tile fine-st. II the oheapest, and Caps in grent variety. Boots and ShFoe r lor Men, Women and * Children. Dress Ooods inl etidless vanricty, tall I the new and lianldsoile Styles of the surori Merinoes. Empress Cloths, Alpneents, J11* lanes, and u-ll the cheaper styles, int .'tripes and Plaid, Prints ini all sty-le .1 pjrices,. as low as 10) cents per- yartd, :also (2hecks and Long Cloths, HIomespons'c, liibbons, Fancy.A riticie-, i osiery nnd G lov'.s, 3 large and Coverinigs or nil ii kids, to aill of whtich he invites the speeil untention of nll. i't i. zens (rota lown and co-unIy tnre nvite-d to call arid see the Elephati nov S5 . WOl Flt. DII5T Ai R V NIl 26Sacks and liarrels of Floor. 0 Hhids. hlacons, 1 Tierce Choiced] Canva'qed llams, 1 Tierc Choice Carolina Itice, 1 lid. lost Pett'oleutin, 6 Dags Choice Bio Coffee, Dernavara, CofItee (0 ftfd ext ra (1 H uguare, Lard, in Tin Cans, (Candiea, &e., at nov 18 lllAT'IVS. ESTABLISHED 1859. I RESBOTIBOLL' (tt Sform lhe alzenh of annsboro and Fairfield Dlistf-et, that I have just returned frotn New York and have purohaued a full assortment of Waltch es, Jeteelry, Clooks, 5pecttacles, &o., and will sell at, the lowest prices, and would res'pecifully ask Ilhe continuance of thie patronage of my old friends and cust omera, All goods-Warranted as represeoned. I am prepared to do all kind of Watch and Jew elry work and hate always g good * took of good material on hand, and will guarantee satisfaotion, All work warranted. CHARLES MU LLER, Recond door from 00o. Rion's Oa~ce. OROOERIES, ' IlL8. Ettra C and Blroiwn Sugars, Madk ADerel Ia barrels atid 1-its, 11bIa. Flour. Canned GoodRs Vr'e1: teaoises, Oysters, Deovilled Item, romnatoes, gardines, Green Corn, Fresh 8almon, Pine AppleE JeOIesC, Preserres. Misellaneous,. Brandy !'eaobes, Brandy Cherries, Piokles. Chow Chow, imported, Fine Ch ewing and Smoking Tobacco, flega, Tubs, Duokots, Cburns, Cheese, Craokers, Tin Wars, btoots, Pattor Matohes. Wines and JMquors, sezra FlesOld Family Rye, Old Pectar, Ol s Cabin, Sherry Wins, Port 'Wine, INoilad Gin, Per,. N. C.' W~shey and Rect|hd CovaW , Cote 9o $ . u - A f'j NEW OOU3K I LKA, Poplins, Delaines, Liude3 s, P rints, Rituon, ifVomospuns, Linens, Sh1aw In, B1road Clotlad, Cauaimeres, Jeans, Diankets, Quilts, A. Clothing, Ifats, Shoes, Hardware, es, Books, &e. Wo ask the attention of the Ladles and the Publio generally to the large and choice nasortment of tho above goods, which we are now reoeiving for the fal trado. MceMASTERI & IBIB1% oet 7 WOOD WARD & LAW. ARE NOW RR.ADY WITH THEIR FALL and WINTER STOCK OlF DRly GOODS, DRESS GOODS, UT'I1ONS, &c. To offer great inducements to their cer tomners, bothn in quality of Goods and Piedts. It will be well for every one to examine our stock before making their purchases. We lay thme highest riark~et prie for C'07'70O,, and are preparedcc to mank. libera aivances on all Cotmsignmenmts by partieu not 'wthinrg to eell, and will dhmip to either New York, Dlaltimore Or G'harleston. WOODWARD & LAW. oct.12 Notice to Debtors. t 14peronsknowilng thnemselves indebt. 1 dt sand~ donl't intetndto pay up by the 16th of October next, will pleas. say nothing about it andr we will thnen know how to proceed to collost. sept 27 E1. W. OLLEVIL ,' L1BEfAL Rewn rd will be raid frr its. .. formation sufflel ent to gobvieft the par fles who removed the otiructions la the aM. TateNde4ma -