The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, February 28, 1872, Image 3
d' A lot of old papers tot bale at
this office. Prio 50 cents a hundred.
Winnesoar6 tttii Alttrket.
1o0k thd past week 8A bale& of
Cotton have boon sold in this market
at prices ranging from 20 to 21{
cents.
Manly WtM~ag,
We givib andthet doluma an ex.
tract from a speech delivered in COdna
gress by -on. J. B. Beok, from Kon.
tuoky, in reply to an attack made
upon him by the Infamous Brownlow,
in the U. 8. Suato.
Tile Claronele amad ieumt lime!.
We received a viit on Saturday
from Mr. J. W. Call, travelling in
p' the interest of the Augusta Chroniolu
and Sentinel. This is one of the load
ing papers of Georgia, having at the
head of its editorial departmnt Gen.
A. R. Wright. a gallant "Ex-Confed."
iVew Advertisenaemnts.
What You Want-O. R. Thomp.
lon.
More Grocoris-D. R. Flenniken.
Down, Down, Down-Ladd Bros.
Tea Drinkers-Reaty & Bro.
Sour Krout, Onions, and Sweet Po
tatoes-MoIntyro & Co.
Photographio Gallery-L. P. Har
ris.
Spool Thread !-Mc Master & Brice.
See Notices of A. P. Miller.
"Tar Heels"-MoLaughlin & John.
ston.
Candies-U. G. Desportes & Co.
Acknowldgeoitea a .
We have received from the Hon.
,J- B. Beck a copy of a speech deliver.
'ed in Congrets by him on the Postal
Telegraph Bill. Mr. -Beck is a dist in
iguished representative from Ken
tucky, a thorugh going Dnhocrat,
and a faithful and fearless friend of
the South.
The -Southern Oultivator for Fel
Iruary i.< on our table laden, as usual
'with valuablo information to the
farmers. Evbry farmer in the South
%hould patronize this vt'luable inouith..
ly. Published "by Wai. & W. L.
Jones, Athe~ns, 43a.) at the low price
'of'$.0 a year.
bant~ir6^^ ~
To read Doc's advertisements in
to'-days issue. We will vouch for
'everything he says, and assure the
public that if they pay him a visit,
they will not go dissatisfied. His
goods are exactly what lie reptesonts
them, for we have tried them. We
return many thanks for his remem
brance of olir ofice.
Radical Delegates to tihe PlIl
adelipala Coinvemtion.
From the Phonaix of yesterday we
obtain the following.
It will be seen that very fo w names
amongst the delegates havre tnything
snore than a loual afeputation.
First Congressional Distrit-Hl. J.
-Maxwell,8S. A. Swails, W. HI. Jones,
Jr. Alternates-P H-. Ifrost, J. P.
Green, B. P. Whittemore.
Second Congressional Distrit--E.
W. M. Mackey, Robert 8malls, G. F.
McIntyre. Alternates-P. P'. Hedges,
.1. N. Hayno, C. 11. Hlayie.
Third Congressional Distriot-R.
13. Elliott, W. B. Nash, J. L3. Orr.
Alterfnates-8. J. Lee; C. M. Wildar,
Lawrence Cain.
Fourth Congressional Distriot-T.
di. Mackey, $1. J. Patterson, J. M.
Alen. Alternats-t. 8. Mobley,
P. J. O'Cconnell, Jes. Cr6ws:
Rpreenaives at large- Franklin
J. Moses Jr., A J. lRansier.
Several easda 6f moeningeti. hate
odorerd in thre vicinity of Spartan
1urg.
Thenuniter 6t desta in th6 City
6f Charleston, for the week ending
ta State, has bedn elected Chairman
of the delegation to the Nationi Re'
publican Convention. The delegation
will proceed to Washington after the
Legislature adj'ourns; and demand a
change among the Pederal offnee
holders in this State. If Orant re.
- fuses to accede to their demand, they
tvill not vote for l'iim. So says the
Charleston Repul'>lloan.
The following shows the athount of
mnoney subscribed by each Stafe thus
for the national monument to Robert
E. L~e'e:i
Maryland $33.40,- North Carolina
$546 55, Georgia $3,095.27, Mississi
ppi $1,046.50, Louisiana *9, Arkan
sas $64.45, Kentucky $1,652, Virgin
nia 1,861.09, South Carolina $1,230..
80, Alabama $767.30, Florida $22,
Texas $439, Missouri $62.05, Tennes'
see $102.60 ; total $0',93'2.1 i.
The Times is the title- of a Demo.
oratlo paper just started at Orange
Mr.; Samuel Maroney, of Bnlton,
S. 0., jumped from the second story
ofa house in that place, on Sunday
night last, while in a state of intoxi.
~atlon, badly Aaoturing an arm an~d
Gar'deuatang.
Hodsbkeeers and gardenbrs seem
particularly interested in their patch
es about now. Garden implementi
are being drawn from their hiding
places, where rust- has been doing itf
work since it was last used, the
ground is being broken up, seed pur.
chased aid all put in readiness te
make a gobd crop of garden "sass."
Another Casualty.
We neglooted to record in our last
issue another eahhialty which occurred
in our town on Wednesday evening
last, the 21st instant,
It seems that two boysa Andrew
Johnson, son of Henry Johbison, and
Preston Meinney, both colored, id
somo Viay gdt hold of at old pistdl
on the promises and were carelessly
handling the same, when fOreston, not
knowing it was loaded, tinfortunately
discharged it; the load entering An
drowls mouth, killing him instantly.
Going North to have Wtiak
Dorke.
We clip the tollowing from the
Athens, Ga., Watchman, and think it
will apply to many other places as
well as Athens :
A metchant of this plae sedit in an
account a few days ago made out on a
bill-head which we know had not been
printed in Athens. We informed hii
that we could have bought the goods
in Now York for which we were then
paying as oasily as he got his printing
done there. le said he wanted to
get it as cheup as possible. We re
plied we could save more in the pur
chase of goods than he could in print
ing, and that if everybody should
adopt the policy of sending to New
York for their supplies, the inrohants'
occupation would be gone ; that they
depended on their profits for a support
and were the last persons on earth
who should set the example of be
,towing their patronage on other cum
nunities ; that if there was any good
in it, we would all find it out and
alopt it., and they would be compell
ed to seek a livelihood at some other
business.
Lie acknowledged the justice of our
conclusions, and we then inquired
what his bill heads had cost, anti had
the eatisfaction of iuforming him that
we would furnish them at $2 less per
1,000 than lie had paid for themu, while
he had admitted that ours were printed
in better style I He then showed us
-ome cards printed in New York,
which we found cost him just double
what we have charged for them.
These facts will serve to show how
mon overreach themselves sometimes
in attempting to get things cheap.
When a man settles down in a com
wunity upon whose patronage he is
dependent for success, and sends
abroad for everything he wants, there
is a sorew loose, certain ! "No man
liveth to himself," sayeth the Apostle
and we will add, the attempt to do so
will always work injuriously upon his
temporal as well as spiritual interests.
"Live and let live," ard "Help one
anothier," are the maxims which
build up prosperous towns and comn
munities. A selfish, cut-throat poli
cy will never pay in the long run.
donsolhdatling the Whiskey Tax at Seventy
tents a Calloni.
The draft of the bill prepared by
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
for the consolidatlon of. the tax on
whiskey fixes the tax at seventy cents
a gallon, to be collected nt the distil
lory. HeJ seht it to th'e Committee of
Ways and Means without recomnmen
datiofi. If it sliould bdoome a law it
wIll leagson the cast of collecting the
tai very iiifleh, while it will also
give the Governmbnt a lien on every
gallon legally ~roduced for the full
atnount of thei ta?, whereas at pifesenit
the lien is only for the stamp tax.
No objection is made to the proposed
change, but the disptllors and dealers
in spirits are unianimously in its favor,
so that if, is oipocted tie commitee
will report the bill unanimously.
Wasldngtonr Patriot.
Another 11efelope'l' in froutie.
The Savannah Advertiser, of f'ri
day, has an ncouttt of thd tderest in
that city of George WV. Swopson, on a
warrant charging him with .laraeny
aftef trust, in having appropriated
to his owvn use $5',000' of the-o oney
of theo"Florida Improvoemont <ad'
which was placed in his hands to be
applied to a certain specifiq purpose in
its behalf. This nian figured very
conspicuously some yearr past in the
swindlea perpetrate d on the pecople of
North Carolina, and lately has Leon
developing the resources of F'orida.
Ho gave bail in the sum of *5,000&,
and departed from Savannah to the
Land of Flowers.
An Obliging Elitor.
An'editor whose subscribers swore
remiss in payment, lately published
the following announemient in his
paper : "Tro save our readers the
trouble ofsending their subscription
by post, and to relieve twio unfortu
nates, will send to eaoh of our debtors
in the course of a few days, two col
lectors, one of whom has hardly ro
ootered from'the mniall-por, and the
other has fust taken the itoh.'' The
d'olinqruents did not wait to be called
on, but paid their dues promptly.
Wasn't it rough on Olara,' just as
she was tolling f'rederick at lunch
hfow ethereal her appetite was, to
have the cook bawl' Out : "Say I. will
ye have yer biled pork and hi oans
now, or wait tifl yer feller's gone."
Sleight of aud.--.nRefng. a odte.
Buslues Law.
It is not legally necessary td say on
a note "for value rebei'ved."
A note on Sunday is void.
A note obtained bgr fraud, or from a
person in a state of intoxicationi can
not be collected.
If a note is lost or stolen, it does
release the maker ; he must pay it If
the consideration for which it was
given abd the amount can be pren.
An endorser oft a note is 6empt
from liability if not served with no
tice of diihonor within twenty-four
hours of its uon-paytbent;
A note by a minor is vi.
Notes bb..r interest only when ho
stated.
Principls hef iespidnsible foi thie
acts of their agents;
Each individual in a partibrablP ih
responsible fet- t)o who a thount of
the tiebts of the firm.
Iguoratibe df th litw bitined no
It is fraud to conlieal a fraud.
The law compels no oud to dd im
possibilities.
An agreement witbdut considera
tion is void.
Signaturet niade wYitti a lead pencil
are good in law.
A receipt for money paid is not le
gally conclusive.
The acts of one par(ner binds all
the others.
Contracts made on Sunday cannot
beenforccd.
A contract made with a minor is
void.
A contract made with a lunatic is
void.
A pledge of real love-poppi fig the
question.
In the neighborhood of Winchester,
Va., the people are suffering severely
from drought. For nine months
scarcely any rain has fallen.
Widowers selJom die of grief.
However crushed they may be, if you
only let them alone they will general
ly revive.
It was an Trishman who Wanted to
find a place where there was io death
that lie might go and end his days
there.
How would you express in two let
ters that you were twic the size of
your companion I I W ([ double
you.)
A New Jersey woman, when ber
husband is sick. dresses up in his
clothes and drives his milk cart
around herself.
A Western lady his "broken in"
her husbid thoroughly. He can now
carry the baby, rock the cradle, and
make very good biscuit.
My lord," said the foreman of an
Irish jury, when giving in the verdiot
"we find the man who stole the horse
not guilty."
A neat, clean, fresh.uired, sweet,
cheerful and well arranged house,
exerts a moral influence over its in.
mates.
A Chicago notor who was addicted
to the use of the flowing bowl, was al
luded to as a liviug specimen of the
mellow draminer.
At the Poultry and Pigeon Show,
Wilds county, England, recently,
wvhite geese were exhibited weighing
thirty pounds each.
An old lady who took her first ride
in the curs, remarked when the train
ran off the track, "You ;etch up rath
er sudden, don't ye T'
I don't suppose there has ever liv
ed a mnan without a single virtew.
Even Judas Iskariot "wvent and bang
ed himself."
A young man by the nmame of John
son has been arrested in Pittsburgh
for perpetrating a new "dodge." H~e
fastened bristles on the tail of a rat
and sold him for a squirrel.
'Never mind the obituary, Judge,'
said a Montana culprit when the
court became pathetic in pronouncing
the sentence. 'Let's fix the time for
the funeral."
Iowa boasts that her chief magis
trate, Governor Carpenter, practices
the economy of the fathers, Hie was
inaugurated in a suit of homespun,
and delighted the good people with
his affability and good sense.
A teacher catechizing his scholars,
put the question : "What was made
to gie light to the world ?" "Match
es." erie d one of the youngsters,
after a short paase.
I#aughte'-" Well to tell the truth
I did trot think much of the close of
the termon." le'ather--"Probably
you were thinitinig inore of the clothos
of thie Oongregation.
A niost dotbriinod act of self in..
fictedi torture has~ recently caused a
consider'ale sensatiOu: fn a fashionable
quarter of town. A lady, young,
lovely, and aceoothplthred,- with troops
of friends, and all that m~akes life en
oy able at her: cotmnands was detect,
ed1 del iberauly "areiig up" her
face.
Whar isi Europe to America i'".said
a stump orator. "No whar !- Whamr
is England ? No wham' ! The'y dall.,
ed -England the~ mistress of tho'eg ie
butt what makes the sea 1' T1hd 1's
sissippi ! atnd all we've got to do is to
turn thme Mississippi into the Mam
moth Cave, and the English navy will'
be floating in the muid."r
The Carolinian of North Carolina,
gives the following as a negro' speech
on paying the State debt; in the Legis.
lature, the othier day:
"Gentlemen, howlis we goin' to pay
dis thing ? Don't the members say
we are bankrupt ? Hoew ken a babk
rtipt pay a debt ? Say ! I say this:
I say that every man 'n this chamber,
ad outside of it is a cone.rei I"
The iook Hill L; rd" Ac
ral Qorbap.,of pan 8 Un
ted 5Uateg ofan h een elio
ed as ail at Yor ville d rdere
to fejort to hig 00 pan t boe 'mbli
le, is suoceeded ,b 8er ant McNel
of Company , 18 h rogiment. Sint
Corporal Corbati has had charge of tl
prison be ha. had. in hiat spustody 19
njci. This is a new jOdat4iu fo
United States soldiors. Wh :s
diorb aI'e tutned into jailors, "repul
lies can as dasily be turn'ed Into et
pires. Holden, before he loft, prf
claimed for Gratit.and the etupire.
on tidaiy 1dst, 1'agines Nos. 5
and 88, with traiit; *i't. oonin
down the nauth Caroliba RuilrbaU
near Orail eburg. Tile foiiibr .a
nut dI6A1 rdd by the ttei 1ntil I
was too late to auOl -the eq4l isioj
whioll rfsild Heir a curve, No.. 6i
ond train rinning violestlg i to no
58, smashing up. sef.eral d-i. iPor
tunately they were fieight trains, ant
no dtte was aboArd but the engineel
and huias who esoapediinuhirh .
Mr. kdit.-or9
Pleiep announce Mr. 3. R,1t ,6, a
a candidate for Sheriff of Fairfield Coun
ty at the ensuing election, and oblige
nov 22-tf MANY ViT Rd.
Fi:o0 DAN TO BRERSHtF.nA.-Frori
Charlestoi to Dablonega, from the seaboar
to tihe mountains, can be &eco d tiharkel
improvement in the style of liuidings it
the latst five years. Vil1td's anil fare
houses all present a mdre el9kht an# com
fortable appearance. T id easit in A wel
known. It is because ltithat, beribd thi
whole country has learned to petronize iha
celebrated diianufactgrer of Doors., Basbec
anid Bliudi, Mif. 14. P-TdAts, Charleton,
S. C. , at1-1fi
"fhero was a frog who lived in a spring,
lie cauglift su'h a told that lio copid no
sing."
Poor unfortuiale liafradiitin i n wJigt n
sad plight ho tmusmt have been. And ye
his misfortute Ith s onq that often befalb
singers. Mftny a ofibe tuneful voice amoug
those who belong to ihe "genus honmo" h
ut terly spoiled by "oltl in bo head," or or
the .ungs, or li th ooibinel. ?or lie above
mentioned '-roaker" we a not aiware that
any remedy bas ydr devlqedJ I VL vfd..ro
joice thatf all hutiman sitijfV triay -eerc theui
heads clear And leIr thirduia iii tine by i
timely use 6' IU Site's gatrdrrh Remedy,
and Dr. Piereo's Gold t Mledical'Diseovery,
both of which aro gold by db4 sistm.
A STAnILI1 INsTIi'm'TION.-Jtst at 11o pe.
riod when all stabsle-mnen *ere 6omplaining
that the 1orso-ointifents of the (lay were
unstable rdmedies, the Mustang Linimeni
made its entrie in Mlissouri, without any
flourish of trumpetsi andwItilft dnb year
becaume the favorite eimbroeaniiani for tic
external distempbre ana liijurls of horses
and cattle in all Western and Southern1
States. From that time (o this, it has rev.
er had a rival in tlie estltiiatdl- of fdecom
plished horsemen; nor is its household
reputation as a cure for rheumnism, neu.
ralgia, sore nipples and o *cd b'rensts, Ilu
mors mumps, sore throat,* 4rtig.h6, tooth,
ache, bruises, bum's, wound6 nrhd sifalns
a whit behind its cole'rity , as a
horse Liniment. Tfie Motthi' bf America
know its valu'o, and aplily It promptly tc
the external iajutics of the ,rising genera.
tion," and in fact there isf a - city or
township in (fie United States w here die Mus
tang Liniment Is not i ogartIdd Ify fGotft sexes
a1nd every class, as a blessluig to the c.'m
munity. feb 20
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDI
Delaidrr's Bpeoiflo Pills,
Prepared by GAnANn & DUrosT, No,
214 Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly
recomimended by thme eft tro M#edi
cal Faculty of Franot,
Are the very best Remedly in all cs'ses 01
Spernmatorrhoca or Seminal Weakness
Nightly, Damily or I remnature Emissions
Sexual Weakness or impotency ; Weakneas
arising from Secret flabits and Seondal Ex
cesses; Relaxation of tihe Genital Organs
Weak Spine ; "Limo" or "lBrick dust" doe
posits in tihe Urine I "Milky Discharges,'
&c., and all tihe ghastly train of .Symptomi
arIsing from Overuse or Excesses.
They cure when all other remedie, fail
Fult direct-ons in every box.
Price $1 per Box, or 8 Boxes for $5.
Sold by the principal Druggists1 or wil
be sent by mall, securely sealed frbm al
observation, by eunclosinmg prlce to the Sol<
General Agent for America, JO)B MOSES
18 Cortlsndt 8t., New York. Pamphlets o
advice sent free to any addrss.
Dryan's Pulmoni c Wafers
are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Coldi
Asthma, Bronchitis, Scorg Throat, Hoarse
ness, Diillicult Breathing, Incipient Con
sumption and Dianses of the Lungs. The~
have no taste of medicine, and any chill
will take them. Thousands hays been re
Stored to health, that hadi before despaired
Testimony given lb hundreds of cases.
single dose relieves in Tlen Mintites. Ash
for BR YA N'8 [PU [.10NIC WAFERW
may 26-cowly
The State or South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
William Frasier, Nanoy Robin non, Petit ion
era, against Barbara Frazier, Sarah Fra
ster, '.ilas Frazier, llartha& Tomlinson
anmd her husband N. R. Tomlinson, RI. E
Frazier, Samuel Frazier. Lucy Fraztes
Mary W. Frazier an I Itebecca Frazier
Defendanta. -Summons for Relief-Pa:
tition of Real Estate,
To the Defendants above Named
You areohereby a~ummonedl and require
to answer the Petition in this oase, whicl
is filed in thd office of thme Judge of Probate
for the said Coty, andl lo serve a-oogiy d
your answer t'o the said Peth ion din ii
subscribers ht; their office, No. 6, LIn
Range, Winnsboro, South Carolina. withii
twenty clays af',er the service hereof. exelu
dive of tihe (lay of such service ; and if yol
fatil to answer tihe P'etitlo'ni withinf tihe tirm
aforesaid, the lietItioners in this case wit
apply to thme Court for the relief demandes
in tihe Petitiotn.
Witrtiess.-Wllliam M. Nelson, Fsquiri
Jstdg'e of Probate, hi and fobr glt County
tie the 18th day of January, 4..I l 872
MddCA NTS & D)OUG[48
. p aso Attombhoys for Petitifonera
. M.Nar~ok, . , C. [Lt S.]'
To the Defendants above Named.
Take notice (,hat the .smtunst ims ehi
ease, of whlh the foregoing is a copy, an:
the Petition thetelit m4ihed Id, *re Alet
in the ofmie of the Judge of Probate o
Carolina, on thfieglatsenth day of Janus
ry, A. D. 1873,. . / '
MeC ANTS & DOUGLASS,
isa 4-i6Attorneys for Pet itioners
"a F4S SALE.
Vlru dry exeutions W4 we
directed, I will offer for tale to. the
. hig , bid b f the t L0 UH000
in ini ' o e M in
d Mar4h nexj and to ay owin thin
tho legal holirsof salpi to t a ighe idder
for Cash, he foill% P a 110erty,
to wIl, :
0 600 hundre pounds seed oittot, more o
0 less, 21) busheh oorn, re or less, 1000
6 pounds fodder, tnore les, duph as
r the properly of Sarah Swai sik of
James PaJgan. Agent.
Ouo lot Iousehold and Kitchen and Fur.
' -niture, conslstiug of cupboard, bureau,
beds ead and beddinr, clock, orookery ware,
-m. Also one set Blaoksmith Tools, levied
utpoi as hi property or iR. Croshv. at tihe
stil of N. B.' Holly, assignee and others
against It. Cro. .
W. ]DOVA LL, $j F. C.
~horiff's Ofioe,
Witineboro. Feb 17, 1872.
A f'ob 20-t1A2
The Gliestest idscof 4ry of 04ge
VAU FRANCAISKE
. ha Dos~fi Laurent, of Paris.
. Infallible cue for all the ~1anaT rqox
OF -ruE SRIM, a eWbi 46. obalsftiae. auP.
'jPzg, , Thip pel artloit Is lintiersally used
qmong the higher classes in Frait'o and
England. A bottle of the Eau Franoalse
wil te sent to any address upon receipt of
$1 50. - W. L . FLORAN0
Sqe A 1i t1v 1. t1: RIbbitioii4 f ..
felb 10-14
Spool Thread I Spool Thnt!s !
EST Tiread for Sewing Maoldno- nn:
enal 18 noats' foi the needle at 90
bentsp olon, J,.
U'i S'tEIR & BRICH.
TAR HEEL."
E would respeoffully keep the people
informed that we are copeinn(ly receiving
and keep on hand a good stock of those
Shoes which have inade nnd kept so many
"Soles" Happy
dui ing tihe i'edent cold and wet weathier.
Also, Fiuo Bolted "1'AR H1kII " Meal,
Floul, Bnooi, Ifonio Canned Pedaeos; Tin
Ware and "lots" of other
Cheap ior the "Sbp-.dulli. "
MoLAUGIHLIN & J8IN8TO'N.
feb d
BUOT AND SHOE
h 5 In e aid b , ?I o,,work In
fil at a d 8 018.
work is always warrante. Thpre
is no neces'sity Io go out, of town to inve
work done as I can make as good"BOOTor
SHOP, a afiioY6 . OIders iofloiled for
fine work. -t . (fILBERT.
feb 29- l y
Sofir Jrotit,
S EM T0E 8i . Ol ps. nd, White
Pens for table uso, nnl Esh Meal, at
feb 127 MoINTYRE & C0.
.Tea Drinkers.
( N E mo' chest of thai fine RACbh O R.
UED JAPAN TEA., wthtoit hos given
snoh universal satisfao'tlon *I~reor used.
Oive it a triki
feb 27 NEAT! EROS.
Canl and Ge[ Thd
1,000 I.'it?6 Fresh Oranahs at.15 centq.pier
dorzen. Also a lot, of very fine Northern
A pples. A. P. MliLLE,.,.
feb 28 Confootionaty.
Ooconmit Creansi
A IEnsorirtiont of Fresh Stick Sl
IA ie, isses, Atygond Ca'ndy. ktgzr
Plums, Almiodds, Uiismne, u~glish Walnuts,
Peoan, Hasiel and Blutt er Nials. just i-acei,.
ed. U. N. DE8PORTES, &CO.
feb 22
Brecakfast Strijla
ALOT of Breakfast trips, Bac ail
(1Bulk Ma nt s, Eairy R ah J o'ksob'
White, Monitor and Oo' 110h l6'dIoes.jus(
received- U. 0. D11SPOR1TPJ8 & gO.,
febi_1 __- Corner No.I
- Woden Ware ITooin arlII
Art elegant lot of Churns afid 'lh3 Cy
press, Cedar antd Pine Buckets, I',* for.
eashi. U. 0. DSPU'bit'ES &CO,
Jan 25 (.ories No. I.
Cla'sFanilly Sonyv.
iTARCiI, Potashio, Coneo'uffat6~Le
.U l rease. Candles, PlokIbs, Ais':fi
Guo Powder and Caps. Also a hartel Qf
N. 0. Syrup, a superior article. For sal
by .MolNTYRE a CO.
sept 9
Potatoes !
EARLY ROSE,, Ooodricht and 'inJ NyS
jan 20 B2A TY & 'RO.
SStore to Rent atRidgeway, S. V.
APPLY to R. 5. DESPORtTIR,
t Jan 25tfla1xlawIm iri.Vkl
r Whfte Corn I
r lod j t i im i ii for sa
by ,
Boots andi Shoes.
j AIRQE lot' of Bootsannd shao,' j'k
,1. ceived by MCINT'itW CO.
feb 20
Merr'yilan's Superphiosphater
IIIS has been tried and proveA, to. be a
..good Fertilizer. P'or sale by
foe> 22 biolASTER & BffeR:
iH E1 very best 4t~y~ df t'ial ?164b'frsid
.LParoheia4*z r sdfdi',tiusea -
b $ . SPORTES * Co.'
0Pecatr%. Sflglish .. Walntuis6 Brdall'
. Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, and fresh Candi -
(feb 1 A. P. MlLLA .
dei~ fleeefred audt . Arrve.
i Car load No. 1 Spring oats,
2 Car loads No. t While and Yellow Corn,
So0.Bueg11.1,am il lott
50 8aoks Super, Extfi- alid iGmily Flour,
Plow ;4u1ds, 56el, tron, 4o.
Hoes, Spades, Sovobl, Tikco Chains, &o.
Call and exatnlii our stock.
B34oot a Co.
fob 20
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad.
OrrFosGN' . Fn1ron-r a TIcKtaT AO'T.,
WILMINGTON, N. C., Dec. 18, 1871.
New Freight
AND
PASSENGER ROUTE.
Via Columbia, S. C. and Wilmington, N. C.
The attention of Merchants, Shippers of
Cotton and Produce, and tho Public gone
rally is Invited to the Direct Conection now
existing between all Interior points in
8toth Carolina atdl Northern Cities, by the
Wilmington, Coluibla tbd Augusta Rail
road, and Its bdinebtihbs at Wilmington,
either ia Sieiai Ship Lines from that Port,
or vid Wilmington grid ,Vldon Railroad,
and its onnecotions Via P6rtsmohth or Ile
tersburg.
The various liitn ooniirig ist these
terkninal points, afford fdollities for ship
ments to, or froi
Baltiliiorb daily,
Philadelphila, tri.-*eeklyt
Ne* 1ork, five times per weoe,
D38ostieoimi-weeklg..
Uniform rates are maintained with al
competing lines. No detention occurra to
shipments, Through Bills Lading given be..
tween all stat.ionq and poipts namod.
hates nd olassifica(ion sheets obtained of
all agents.
The Pasiep'ger qphtidulo of Night Train
from, aid I ornipg Train into Columbia.
givek.a u perfor connecolion for e,1 points
on dreenville and Columbia, and Charlotte,
Columvi . apd Aoteta Itailoady; giving
a Bay. Mr.g connection via Portsmouth, and
an All 4asl Oohnection via Wilmington, and
avoiding all delays at Columbia.
Throug -Tiokots on sale at Columbia t
1l1 pointa Northi.
For gs ej, litlfioationri and all informa
Son, app to .
Gen'1 Freighit7 d fket Agent.
3. C. Winnn, koni eri nAfdeint.
jan 9-3m
SN~~fr AT.IWA
SD. MeGARLEY'S.
i Barrol of Old (a1.inot lyo, 1660.
1 1arrel. 0iokberry Birandy.
I Barrel Ginger Brandy,r .
Retusey' 809101h Whis oy.
Stu r Whiskoy.
Also, a good stook of' Groceries, consist.
ing of~ Qugar, Coffee. Rice, Miolasses, Da
con. T4tfd, Breakfast etrips. Suga.- Cured
Shoulders ai'd litms, Jars, Pink Eye, Early
Rose, Goodriek and Peaoh 1)low Potatoos.
jan 80
Tdvezrg and Sale
aSTABLE.g
i: GOO80DING,
I IEEP consta'tify on fiant extra fine
,Kentuoky Hiorse& and Mules. Parties
ia want 6t good stoolR will do well to give
ne a call.
In oonneofion with ty Livery 'Stable, I
hagvoi spened a Carriage, Buggy and Wang
op Factory. Alwork neatly ceeuted and
wairant9d, Give iso a cdll.'
Jaf(18
tiw&dn PF6Etilizerge
l e4ife 0 fq .rnishb all grades qf' these
LvAluable usanarejp or to order then to
any depot ini the District .
Etiwah Guano, $46 qaah, $01) on timno.
without interest.
ti wan yrP ood $46 ean, 146 -on
Etiwa a~seVed Blon, $86 eal $d0
kJand' t hig'h grade. of fltwan tGuan6
fn' e 'itsfor gardenrivg purposes,'fjf-loo
u% 9 hef. -. .'eb 2mn
I.1 tuffe' and, ' llatndIterobiofe,
G|9ecq, 11ock , o
Metd aiM I 1 ly.
jjI~A)!.and flominy--fresii. Juet received
iiby.. U. 0. DESPORTES & CO.
OflrJ 5TS'Z $40oTred iping
Thend, Taoks,&e., just rjctdb~
T 1, ijo at d freely te
P ndebted to-te ldt'tsfie of
.th roet nrRoon, whp fp to settle
fu,6 this 4M 4 bps'deeet agahiei
ini the us l.1way. This, ii. the -last,
u1tlee thg 2' given JOI8~
48hos' manflisiure4 -Io Nforth
f *aolna jugage ed :Al e
lot ~fJugs an-t Jars. 1- .
fb 8 U. 0. nESOftn &Co
FREQUBNJ ARRIVAJS
09
MW Goons,
We Have Just Received
Garlen Ioos, lRakes, Spades, Forks|
Shovels aRod TUngO, Atitirons; Anvils;
Vises, liackbhitth's llammers, Briond Axes,
Locks, flinges, Shoe Knives and 6tti! --t.
lcry, fHorso ioe Nails, Uues, ilit.'s aR1d
other liardwato.
hloof Paint and other i'aiut and Var
nishes, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Tur.
pentlue, Putty , Olass, leroseio Oil and
Astral dii.
We also constantly keep up sinpjlici of
School Books, Medicines and arderi
Seeds, as well as freqtent additiois to our
Dry Goods; Shoes, &o.
The Patyronage of the Public is
Solicited.
Odr lernIs a'o cash, In Ilhose cieptionat
cases, therefore, in which time is allowed
interest will be added froin the first of eacli
month in whibh the goods his sold.
IoM A$TEIL A BldCE.
feb 13
PLANTA Tidi
GaODsl
Shovels. Spadoe
Forks, Axes,
Plough Moulds;
Iron, Steel,
Trace, Hilteo;
Stretcher, Fiftli,
Look, Brohst and
Coil Clfains;
Ilarnee, Back-barn';
Plow.-liaios,
Wall Buokets, Ropo,
Saws, Hlammers, &&
0. R. Thompsona
jn 27
SOL~CJ3ID
P10IFIC GUANO.
Price $45 Cash, Withl UIsual Advanc fori
Timo,.
E XPEiuhENCE in the use of ti i Gulino foi
the paritsj. years to thl( .Otate,. for
Cotton and torm~b ha. 60o far establisfied i1s
character for excelleuco as tW r6~dor comn
mont unnecessd'ry,
ini nedbrdanee with th'e esa aished policy
of time Company to furnish tho best
Cloncentr,ated Ferliirxorp at, tho lowest, cose
to consumeors, 111is Gumnno is put into market
this seaso't at thme above re~dued~ price,
which thme t'ombany is enabled to do by
reason of its large facilities andI tihe reilueed
cost of manufacture.
The supplies. putipt o rp rkot This season
are,.as hereotofore, prepared gnmaler thie per..
sonal stiperlntendenco of Pr. pt. Julian'
Rlavenel, Chemist of Companf, at Charles.,
Ion, $. C., hence, plaunlers may rest assured
that, its Qiility atid Composition is pro.
cisely ime saume as that heretofore sold.
At the pr~cisent low price every acre planted
can he fertilized withm 200 ponmimds (Guano.
at a lost not exceeding the present value of
80 pounds of cotton, while 9tp~orlenco has.
shown that under favorable conditionts of
seasotn and 01ni1 ivat ion t ho.oi:op ja ip~ereased
by thme applcation fromi two to threefold
the natural capacity of the so'il. .Hence,
under nio condit ions could. itg &ppiicatioi
fa1l to eomnpensate for the outlaw. Apply to
. s. o.,.,. J. N. ROIDI0N,
A 131;t Pacidoi~ Guano Company, 50o. 08 pasi,
hJay~ aiid Nos. I and 2 Atlanti'o Wharf,
y. Charleston, S. C..
'JNo'. 8; Rtmivs* & C6., dineral Agents.
ESTA BLIS D 859.
-~ I RESPEiCTF LL in'
im thme oltirefti of'
hfnsofo and~ li'airf 'eLd District, that I
havo just returtned f'rom New York and'
havo purelisedAo full assortment of WatohM
es. Je welry .Qeks,. Spectacles, &c., aund1
will solipwt t'Tmo lowest prices, and wouldi
respefil~ ask tlie continuanco of thme
i'p reniage of my old1 friends and eustomers'
Ai tioods warrantedl as represented. I am
prepared to do all kind of Watch tmnd Jew.
elry work and have always a good ,itook of,
good material on hand, and will guarantee
satisfadtion.' All work warranted.
iScoond.door' from Col. RIori?. Office.
octS
$TO0%0 PHOS]PHATE -
BhACOT & CO;,' Agnt8,
WVE aye now precpre to, furnish these,
excellent Fernizsrs, or to order thorn to
any ,Depot in thme County, at the fuhlowingt
prices,ta rhe trehih added, via:
Bleo Soluble, 545> cash. or b0 on time,
payable 1st. November next, without inter.
est~
Stensk e gij 2Gsh, or 8) on tl repy
able 1st NoJvenmber next, .without intelest.
If the Pinntoe will comphir roigs, they,
1w1l1 see that our Fertlisgers are obrapem'
tt-an WPp of theseg offered for sale and we
ielevo tmem tO he egnally as godas, a#Y~
*ffe ettWake juhi.
fib 20 DACOr & d