The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, May 22, 1872, Image 4
The YaIed egaldo
1PUBLMIURD
The Political lituatio.
We ar#0 Ato'd, Pays the Wil
inington Star, to publish the follow
Ing etraot .froma *letter written b
an able and aecomplished' Souther
Journalists, ii an expression o' 'A
voiws of those frieds ot.the South wi
are in a position to form an enlight
enod judgment as to the requirdineut
of the pohtical situation. Mrd Woshing
ton Is widely known as an able joui
nalist, and as an astute observer o fpo
liticil developments. His view
chpllenge great respect because of hi
tdfliching devotion W the. iiterests c
the Southern people. Fur ilve yeat
past, at great saorifice of his persons
.iuterests and convev'ience, he has I&
bored with unceasing vigilunds an
potivity at the National Capital fo
the promotion of the deliverance c
the South :
WAsuINTOr,'D. 0., May 10, 1872.
Afy Dear Sir I received thi
morning yours of the 8th. I entirel
agree with you. -By themselves th
Democracy are powerless 1 knowin
this we have asked Liberal Repubil
,oans to come out and wake a stan
against corruption and tyranny. The
have done so, and have burned thet
bridges. Now it is our interest t
stand by them and to snake tht
alliance which will seouro the Preui
denoy, House and Senate give us a larg
governing majority in the country
If we do this we shall get rid of Gran
and have a bettor d!y l our unfor
tunate people. I loot at this subjew
from one point of view only-tho lift
ing up of the South is all that I car
about, and to that I will macrifol
everything.
I hear another plan proposed
namely : to nominate a "straig t on
ticket," and slip in our man. Such
victory is doubtful at best, and if wo
would turn to dust and ashes. Th
path of honor is to stand by the Lil-era'
who have done what we asked then
to do and declared against militarj
despotism ; and in this case the 'path
of interest and honor fully coin
aide.
if the Northern Democrats put ul
a separate ticket they may go to ruin
their own way. * 0 * * It I
high time we had left their leading
strings and begun to think and ao
for ourselves. I think we have toc
much at stake to say that we wil
allow their thimble-rigging politi
oians to shape our destinies at Balti
more. At the same time all thi
the indications are that the Conventioi
will r atify and r6oommend the Gree
lcy and Brown ticket * * * 4
Theri is no other hope for the South
It is our only ark of safety.
Yours truly.
L. Q. WASUINOTON,
FRANK II. ALFRnisrD,
Wilmington, N. 0.
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An Earnesg Appeal.
The man who wrote the followinj
liked reason rather than rhyme, an(
prose than poetry. It is suited t
almost every locality.
"Don't take a seat at ye itemizer
table anid read all his papers whil
ho is busy. If you want a certal
paper, ask for it and take it off a lit
tie to one side for perusal. Don't si
'right in front of him, or close by hi
side, so that you can note every move
mnent of his pencil, and bear the sit
sing of a brimstone idea which migh
accidentally strike him under suc
circumstances. Don't elevate you
feet upon his desk. Don't consider I
your duty to call every time the mal
is brought in to take all the freshnes
out of newspaper by a first perusal
Dd take things too confounde,
easy in the workingman's sanctun1
You arc in iminient danger of laborin
him. You run the risk of scattem
ing his thoughts to the four wind~
and thus robbing the world of man,
brilliant scintillationis. lie man
think "damn it" when he ought to 1.
praying. You are the prolhfi caus
of mnany shortcomings and are re
sponsible for a considerable amount a
profanity. Bightly considered a
editor's sanctum Is the most unsulta
ble place in the world for spendin
"idle hours," and should never b
vesorted to until all other imaginabi
schemes and applianoes have bee
fairly tried."
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Trouble in Mishigan.
The sheriff of Houghiton count3
M~ichigan, and the Judge of the Cir
cuit Court have telegraphed t
Governor Bald win, of IUiehigan, tha
fifteen hundred men employed in th
HIecla, Calumet, and Sehooleraft min
are en a strike and comumittieg oul
rages against men who refuse to fol
them ; tbat the property of the cow
paniesis threatened with d estruotier
an4 that the eivii authorities are in
adequate to preserve the peace
Troops are, therefo're, asked for i
mediately to q tell these disturbane
Governor Bald win telegrahed to Gene
rat Sheridan as Chicago, requestin
that two companies of infantry b
sent to the mines. Gen. SherIdan, I
reply, stated that all:gthe availabi
troops in his eommand have been sen
to the Plains. A pplioation was the
made to General Uook, at Detroll
and a-company of infantry will lea,
for the. mines. Apprehesione ar
felt that the disorder will- spread I
adjoining eounties.
A,young lady, recently married I
a farmer, one day' fieed ther ese'
house,'when she thisg interrogated h'e
milk-TIid,r"Byv th, by, Mary, io
of these cows idit- tin(t gives the but
termilk 1"
Lawyers are 1ike itj i eoatte 4l
gester the rujp5 tb9 abahkalaj
We have been visited'at last by i
66MorO 4t raih whieb will piov4
f 199199 qe. bb'pe- to the crops
Sst 10ow. t 'las come in tube to
'Vih~ youngoora from most damig.
i.g effeot of drought, and to start tho
eed which has very generally had to
put in within the past week to
replace what had failed to come up of
first planting,- Carolinian.
1 iis now more than a month since
we had rain enough to "lay the dust,"
a and it will now take a day's steady
,ain to make a impression upon. the
soil. Orops are suffering seriously.
M uh of the cotton is not up, and com -
p plaints reach us daily that much of
* whatisupindying Theoottonprospeot
f very gloomy in this section, and all
a signs for rain have - vanished. Corn
in the bottom land. is beginning to
suffer, while that on the uplands look
sickly. Gardens, so far, are com
r piete failures.-Laurex8oills Herald.
f On Wednesday evening last there
was a severe hall storm at l3arnwell,
pronounced by some of the oldest
9 residents the severest within their
y recolleotiou, that has ever visited
, that section. It lasted twenty min
g utes, and we learn has seriously injur.
ed the growing crops. The bail
I stones varied in aise, and were of
p every conceivable shape. Thero was
r little or no wind, or the damage
) would have been greater.-.Barn well
I Sonlinel.
This section of country was visited
a on Saturday last by a heavy rain,
and we are pleased to learn that it
b was very general over the district.
It was greatly needed to bring up
b the cotton, a large quantity of which
we learn, was provented from germi
I nating in consequence of the dry, hard
earth. The planting interest is rep
rescnted to be very backward and unu.
promising.-ingstree S(ar.
t We learn from the officers of the
steamer Katie, which arrived from
Augusta yesterday afternoon, that the
section of country lying between Lita
tie Hell and Burton's, Ferry, on the
Savannah river, was- vi6ited by a
severe hail storm on Tuesday aftor
noon. The stones, some of which are
represented to have been as large as
eggs, were lying on the ground two
hours after they fell. They injured
'cotton and corn considerably.-Savan.
nah Advertiser.
Bacon on Time.
Everything now a days is 6on
time-to planters," except the plant.
era themselves. They are sadly be.
hind time I I With the advertise
nents of our daily papers as a guide,
it appears that about the first of the
present month, there were nenrly two
ulillion pounds of bacon for sale in
this city alone-nearly one thousand
tons-and a large proportion of it ad
vertised for sale "on' time." Bacon
is obap enough to live on, and has
been so for a y.3ar. Bacon "on time,'
is far dearer, since commission for
ad vancing, acceptance, dealers' profits,
interest, aid purcentnge for ri6k are
I all to be added to the piesent cash
value. The planter who falls a prey
to these charges will Bnd it dear
living, Yet the poor planter must
a not starve to avoid dear living; and
* what can he do but bu.y "on time"
" when he has no cash, and no meat at
home?
E The matter becomes serious. The
a majority say they cannot raise hogs
*at homne, on account of thieves, or
c holera, or some ether cause. Yet we
a do knew there are many planters who
do raise meat at home in abundance.
' There are one or two at least, or more
in every county in Georgia, who arc
ths suo9sful and thrifcy. This is
a enough evidence to prove that the
thing is possible, and that our people
need not send to the \Veat for bacon
*"on time," unless they willfully neg.
i bet their own resources. No doubt
*t it l necessary to use more care and
pains in hog raising than before the
war, to save our bacon from Radical
thieves. And it is certainly neces
0eary that we raise corn, which may
Sbe done if enough of it is planted and
worked. Pot atoes, peanuts. and arti
oikes are valuable helps in making
pork, and all these may be had with
ease, if only the necessary work be
Idone. Surely this great question of
the meat aupplyi for the South needls
attention. It nag'been neglected anad
overlooked, and Deeds now to be re
vived. The millions we send West to
pay for meat can be saved at home at
a far less cost, if our own people will
make it a part of their businoss to do
so--Banner of thes Souths &r Planters
Journal.
Tire Chinese Waull,
Mr. Seward who visited the great
wall of China during his visit to that
.country recently, gave the following
description of that wonderful struc
'ture:
"The Chineso have been, for at
.least two or three thousand years, a
wallNe mnieople. It would bank
roaNwYork or Paris to build the
wall of the city of Pekin, The great
walls of China is the great wall of tihe
world, htis forty feet high. The
lower thirty.feet is of bewn limestone
or granite, Two modern carriages
iway pass each other on its sutumiit.
SIt has a parapet throughout its entiro
Slength,,. with convenient staircases,
buttresses and garrison houses at
every'qu arter of a mile ;- and it rune,
not by cntting cdown hills and raising
valleys~ bh ovey the uneven crests of
* the mountains and down their gorges,
e a distance of a thousand miles. Ad.
r miral Rodgers and I calculated that
ji It Wrould cost more now to bnild the
.great wall of China, 'throngh Its ex
. te46t of one thousand.miles than it han
ot to build the fifty4re thousand
s miles of. ,.alis.eaA in the United
h. :Sttes.
.ements.
OE THE SOUT1N
Trained for a sucesisful siart in Business
Ife. Iaught. how to got a living, make Mon
y, andbecome enterprising, usef all iisens,
4t Eastman College The oldest PractioA
Ousiness Traidtog 4ohool, and the obly one
providing seuaions for Ort du 'or. Tota
expensen for prescribed course, $100 to
$128. Noevacations. Address for Cata
lugues of 8,000 In business, and full parti.
culars, If. G. EASTMAN, 1LL. D , Pre'tj
Po'keepaie, N. Y., On-the Hudson.
Cheap Fiis I Freo Homes I
ON TUlE LINE OV TltV
UNION PACIFIJ RAILUOAD,
A 1,ANn ORANT Or
12,000,000 ACRES
IN 'i1 nF.T
Farinn and Mineral Lands In America.
8,000,000 acres in Nebraska in tha Oieat
Platto Valley, the Garden of the West.,
now for sale I T!,eAe lands are in the cen.
tral portion of the United Statop, on th
41st degree of North Latitude. the central
line of the great Temperate Zrno of the
American Continent, and for grain growing
and sto.-k raising unsurpassed by any ini
the United 8:tes.
Cheaper in Price, more faorall term
given, and more convenient to market than
can be found elsewhere.
Fien iomesteads for Actual Settlerp.
The best Locutions for Colonies. Soldiers
entitltd to a homestead of 100 /.cres.
Free Passes to P%archases of L4nd. 8ond
for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, *ith
new maps, published in English, German,
Swedi.h and Dauish, miail-d free every.
where. \ddress 0. F. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner, U P. It. R Co.,
_____ Omaha, Neb.
fortablo Soda Fountains,
$46, $60, $76 and $100.
Good, Dut-able and CheapI
Shipped Ready for Use,
NANUrACTUnED BY
3, W. CHAPMAN & CO., Malis>n. Ind,
DE11.89N FOR CICULAnS W
What is this Grand Specifio for dyspep
Sla 7 (his bubbling, sparkling, cooling,
1urifying, regulating draught. they call
TAURANT'S RFFKVZFOENT SEITE&R At,UR
IKNT? Well, It is simply the Chemical fac
shie of the Seltzer Spring Water, which,
for 100 years has been auoounted the finest
Cathartic and Alterative in all Europe.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGosTs.
Extraordinary Improvement
IN
Gabinet Organs.
The Mason & Ilanlin Organ Co., respect
fully annouce t.te intr( duction of improve.
ments of much more than ordinary Inter.
est. These are
Reed and Pipe Cabinet Organs,
heing the only sucoessful combination of
Real Pipes with reeds ever made;
Day's Transporting Key-Board,
which onn lie instantly moved to the right
or left., changing the pitch, or transpo-ing
the key. For drawings and description, see
Circular.
New and Elegant Styles of Double Reed
Cabinet Organs.
at $140, $182 nnd $125 enoh. Considering
Capacty, Elegnee and Thorough lHaoel
lence of Workantship, these are cheaper
than any before otfered.
The Mason & ilamlin Organs are ac
knowledged BEsT, and from extraordinary
faciities for mianufacture this Company
can afford, and now undertake to sell at
prices which render thiem
Unquestionably Gheapest.
Four Octnve Organs $50 each; Fiva Octave
Organs $100, $125 atnd upwards. With
three sets reels $150Oand upwards. Forty
styles, up to $1600 cachi.
New illustrated Catalogue, and Testimo
nial t'ircular with opinions of Mere than
One Thousand Musicians, sent free..
Mason & Hamnlin Organ o,,
154 Tremnont at., JBoston, 696) Broadway, N.
Y.
Fanning's Patent Kid-Fitting Skoleton
Corset.
Recommended hy all
' 'eading physicians.
Should be worn by
all Ia lies wh,~ value
health and comfort.
They are part fotilarly
recommended fot sum
mner wear and w-urm
climates, althouagh a
dapted to all seatsons
of the year. For sale
by all first class deal
ora. WORCESTER SK 1RT 1.0..
Sole Manuf-actirers, Worcester, Mass.
CHEAP ADVERTIS INO.
Advertisemnents occuapying ONu :t'cit of
space will be inserted iti 260 NswPAraua,
includin.g 28l Dmints, ini
SOUTHERN STATES,
eovering thoroughily the States of Mary.
land,.Delaware, Virginin, WVest Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mlississippi, Louisiana, Arkanmas,
Tennessee, Kentucky andi Missouri,
One Month for $14&.
More Papers, More Dnilies, Larger Ciren.
lat ion, Lower Price, than any other List, -
Special rates given for more or les~s space
thlan one irach, and for a l.nger period thtan
ona month.': Eqially favorable qtuotam ior,s
made for any a agle State. Copico of Lists,
*ircularvs, Estin',,- os, and full informat ion
ftuttished on application. OF.O. P. ROW.
-EfLL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
41 Park Row, Now York.
Z KING. JAS. A. IING,
Z. K11lU' & SON,
Manufacturera of.
Z. EING'S PATENT
IVROlJUIT IRN -BR IDCES,
Ovvios, OORN sR ST. CLeAIR & WAsoN 8'Ts.,
CLEVEL,AND, 0,
Coininunlcat ions solloiled, and prumptly
attinged to.
PLANO CO., N. Y. Price,
Uq0$6Agesci rantaraws?
2aM ChAM
ab if ou will"V ie .Wi A bb.
9g fornish d, and -rk. uid8 tai,
~ddfte!. A.. LLS -& ; - -hitot,
A m'Ts WANTD -Agetlit "ak0 w ner*
- :Uoney,at work for us thanat anything
410e... i8slight and pelrosnea:tPar.
llouts.v1., . Sm-an ,-Co.W 6 i0te Art
Puslishers, Portland, Maine.
10UE that O.
Do not suffer your Lungs to become %fls.
onsed by allowing it Cold to become seatd.
Thousands have died - Premature DWiebt..
The Vi6tims of Couulnption-;ll.by Ifte,vt.
Ing a Qold.
Dr. Wm. HallIs
BALSAM 3 LUGSs
Will Cure Coughs, Colds and Consumption
surer and quicker than any of.her remedy.
It nots like magic. For dale by all Drug.
glats and Medicine realers every whero.
RiEWARID&
Flor any case of
Blind, Illeeding,
Ilching or Ulcerat
ed Piles that Dis
r BINO' Pia R9a1.
DY aIls to curo. It is prepared expressly
to cure tho Piles, and notHing else. Sold
by all Druggims. Prive, $1.00.
G REAT lEDICAL BOOK of useful
7knowledov to all. Sent free for two
iamps. Address Dr. DONAPARTS & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TRUE F $1. gn
T EKeeper and Idiontor. Indid.
TIM pensble to every traveler. trad.
er, boy, farnor, and for EVERynoy in need
of a reliable tine-koeper. Usual watch
size, Pteel Vorks, glas crystal. in teent
(no1DE cnse, WAnRANTED to denote correct
time for two years. Nothing like it. 1,000
sold weekly. Thi falnableartile.in Ieat
ease. will ie sent, propaid, anywhere, for
$1 ; 8 for $2. Try one. Circulars fr(e. Or.
der only frem tho Sole Agents, F. KING &
CO., Drattlehoro, Vt. may I
LATEST STYLES
SPRING AND. SUMMER
Just Recoived
I have now in stock a full and complete
assottment of the
Neatest, Prettiest and Beat Goods
in Winnsboro. Will sell cheaper (hast the
cheapest for the cash.
Bring the Cash and get Pargains,
S. S. WOLFE.
afp19
FRESH ARRiVALS.
1 Car load Corn.
18,000 11 s. Flour in ba?rels and saecks,
8,000 lbs. Blacon and Bulk Mleat,
150 Bushels mesl,
Sugar and ('offee, different grades,
A primo lot W. I. Molasses,
1 Barrel Fresh Petroleum.
FOR SALE~ BY
apI 13
NEWY AND ATTRACTIVE
1iR ~8. LA UDEIlDA LE has just retlned
.ll1 from New York and Baltimore with a
very frell and varied stook of Millinery, La
dies Ilate and Dorn's, trimmed nnd un
trirwmedi, Rtibbons. Plovers. Rluches, Laes,
EdIgings, While and Colored Piqtues, Mus,
hins, White and Colored Jnpane'se Clotha,
Lerros, Colored Silk Poplins. Of'ensdians
and Pereales Crape, Litnen and Lace Col.
lare. Stamped Gown and Cherneise tokes,
Frilling in all vArIeties, Bustle Skirts, Cor
sets. Oloves. Parasols, 11, brellas, lland.
kerchuiefs and hlosiery, Linens and Spring
Calieoes, Ladies and Goats Shoes and Gal.
toe's. Braid Chignorrs and Swhlohes. Also a
full line in the Grocery depariment, as 1vel
as liardware, Crookery. Tinware, Station.
ary. School Books and Medicines. Should
you need rer light call for Lamps, P'etro'
leum and Candles.
apil3 D. LAUDERDALE,
NEW AllIlVALS,
AT.
Js D, McCARLEY'$,
1 Barrel of Old Cabinet Rlyv, 1860.
1 Barrel Dlnokberry lra ndy.
1 Blarfol Ginger Brandy,
Rameey's Scotch WYhiskey.
Stuart's Irish Whisikey.
MIaryin's Ale.
AlsQ, a good stock of Grooee, consist
Ing of- Sugar, Coffee, Ri1co, Molasses, Da.
eon. Lard, Blreakfaat ?trips. Suga' Oared
Shoulders and Haaly, Jar.,.'ink.fEye, 1ka'r
0001o, Goodrie 4 '%a$ ple.w .1oa
And have. feeenly opened a lot.of
"MADGE WILDIRE,
DRElSB G0ODS, LAWNS,
C A ?dIRIC8, M Llgggf, &a
Special attention .~called to a
"YEL. MERRIEIES,"
00OB LOT,
NoNr offered at the low pt-Ice of 80 centi
for each prtice.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
may 10
TICKETS to the CONORTE
IMMIGRATION''SCHEMEl
MO1T
Fair and honest ydealing In Dry Good,
IIats, Caps, Boots, Shoes5 Truakt, &eo, eas
be had at
DAVIDSON & C0'S.,
New Dry Goods Emp.trhtdus net door tc
fe' 1
PROVISIONS I
Just Received and to Arr'ived
O NE car load choice Augusta and one oa
load of St. Louis fliout ono car load
ritne White N. C. Ciorn, hhds 1t and C,
Rt. Bneon Sides, ils. R. and C. R. Dry
Se,it. Sides, choice N. 0. anId Cotomon M~o.
lasses. A, es-C nnd DemararaSugar, Fancy
and Cotomon Rio Coffre, Yanng ilyson And
Gun Poltder Tea, Whole Rio., Cheese and
Crackers.
.A.1ecO,
Arnericsu Clnh Fisih, a sttperior rticle
of Osh, munch cheaper andu better than Sar.
dines. Big Bug, Little IJdzse. Jockey Ciulb.
Corilla and many other fnvorite hennds of
Cigars, Presh (andy Assoried Pickles and
Jellies. Baltimore (te Bap, the best 'afnI
ly $oap in use. Fot enlo try
api d4t. J. MdICA RUl(.
fust ICeceived.
O0NE Tierco more of those Onn beahvass
ed llams.
One oar load Prime lite Co'rn.
A lot of unmhi*ed Core Pens for Seed.
may10DEATY &DUO.
I4iveryr and Sale
za. STABLE. F
As F, GO O D .[N Q
-PitOPRIEhTOR.
ICREEP eo'stantly on hand extra 8w.
Kentoeby Hiorses and Mfules. Paties
in want of good stock will de well to give
tne a call.
In connection with An7 iiery Stable. I
have ..peed a Carriage. Dnggy and WVag.
on Faotory. All *ork neatly esecute' ad
warrantnd. Give te ai cal.
Jan 18
Ju.1et tO azu4,
AT T*S
Fresh Soda Edlnburg Plo Nio Crackers
and Wine Piscuit, a nice assortment of
French Candles, Fresh Cocoanut, Cream,
Flaln Canctos, all kinds. Also Jellie% in
Goblets, Tumblers and 2 pound Cans, Desi
eated Coocanus, Piohien, Sardines, Oranges,
Lemon.. Ac.
api I18 .0. A. W UITB.
NE|W GOODS.
26 DOZEN Dredes Crown Jloqa.
1 Tierce of Whsolo'R.e...
606'Bupjby~~
Patent Cotton Baek lands and Ilooks.
Roye bZ
thr - ABmE no.
MWA!*D hERELD
flhate la ty made trn'ge addttloas to thil
JOB DEPARTl#ENTs
A:ut are now prepatMd to easonte in tb
best stylqe
Law tIlankas,
Briefs,
Letter atid
B3ill Heeds,
,Visiting attd
Wedding Cards1
ioles,
Rteoeipts,
Labels,
Posters, &o.
As Cheap as east behad Anywvhereo
Satisfa,ction Guaranteed.
-tuar 215
AN O1DINANCE,
lhe intendant andl Warden. of the lon
of Winasboro, In (f.oon oil met. (10 ordahir
Thast lhe . own AIatkei is open to nry ong
for the sale of fre..h*ieain. willh ilae fnllowe
lng eharges for ihe prhilege of sellig,
viz.- For one beef, *t, sheep. hogs, or
goas, 60~ cets ench.
'I hey do also ordatf. That all freshi meali
shill be sold only from lhe .\larkei, and
any one violating thits ordnnce, shial? pay
4 Ele- of FIte Dollars for eacth and every
offence. Any oWe o*ering taintead or un.
imound meats shall pq7 a IInle of Jfive D)oIlar,
for each and etery otencq.
Done Sin Oot,uoll, In the "fown of ll'inp
boro,,this 126h dey of Agpril, 1872.
api 15 Clerk of Council,
TOOT AND 8IIa
r ontry, I' feel war.
#iittitd lb sasying that 1
Ma fprnsh.*s niear BO
*.UVE ar siby- Shn1
In'tb4 Senth. All wroa'
warranted t*9v 'aliiot&on. My Shop
is n9x& oe 184p5~eaddlery.
Datardj' -::. M'mGUnan.
Doo , Sashes, Blinds, &cs
S. TO. A.. ..Ji .
Mnufaoturor and Dealer,.
No. 20 11amne !treet and florlbeek's Wharf,
HAtLlSTON, S. C.
AW This is the largest and most oom.
plete r4otory of the kind in the Southern
Mtates, nd nil artiolen in this line cnn be
furnisled l,y Mr. 'P. P. Toalo at prices
whioll jefy competition
SW A pamphlet, with full and deiled
list of &lH sizes of Doors, 14ashos and Blinds,
and the prioces of enoh, will be smut free
and poot p%id, on application to
P. P. TOALE.
july11-1y Charleston, 8 0.
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Rail Road.
0ot.UtSA, Mar-oh 29, 1872.
T [It followlhg Passenger Schedule will
go into et'ect on this Road on and afte'
Suuay, March $1.
hAt tRAIN--1o110 XORTIT.
Leave Augusta, at (1.45 a in
" Colulibla. S. 0., 11.45 it m
* Winrsboro, 1.62 p i
SChesior, 8 81 p nI
Arrivo (at chl.riotto. X. 0. 0 10 p ni
fIAT TRAIN-00,Stl 61IT11'.
Lar.Zo Chi rlot!e, N. C. at 7.10 A n:
" 11010', 9 20 a mn
- Winnsoro, 10 54 a i
Columbia 1.16 p in
Arrive at Augusta 0 16 p ni
ItaIti TaAtH-1ot0 on'tU.
Leave Augusina 0.80 p m
. Col mbinj 11.10 p n
" Winnsboro, 1.10 a m
" Cliester, 2.39 a in
Arrive at Clinriot lo, 6.00 a nu
NiJt1T %ttA's-a1ffl SOUT11.
Letve Charlotte, 7.25 p nt
Chester. 0 28 p in
a: Winnsboro, 11.82 p m
" Columbia, 1.49 a m
Arrive at Augttta, 6.80 a m
E. P, ALEXANDiR, Stipt.
E. R. Dooa, 0enotal Ticket Agent.
api 27
GfAnTL3 A. D.VA, Editor.
A NeW@papr 6f the Preotii I'imes.
Intondod for People Now o Enrtha
!e1uding Farmors. Mechanios, Merchants, Prom
Ibsional &len,Wozkors.Thikefs and all Mlan-d
br of 13onest Folks, and the Wives, Sons. ad
$)auahterv of all suo.
ONLY ONE DOLLAA A TEAtt I
OE HUNDRED COPIES POE $504
Or less than One Cent a Copy. Let there be a
680 Club at overy Post cice.
9VXZIt-kEKL Y 8UN, 02 A YEAR,
f t the same size ad goaloral charactor as
Z WEEMLY, but with a greater variety of
itsiellanaoust6idine, and irnlshing tho nows
to its subscrlbts with greater trosiness, because
icomoestWoo60reekintoad ofonce only.
'Zel'HA AttA' SUN, 00 A 1'EAE.
A e t ae nedlio nwspapr , idotb
'TRMS TO OILUBS.,
HUE DOLLARL WEEKLY SUN.
?lve eo1s, one year, sepbrately addressadl.
aI'neaes an oyear, erately addressed (and
Eigtt oll ars,
(anaea.opy't athe getunocn)
Fifteen Doilars,
titeis oe ysr, t6oe a drns a~n .1the
Seiml.eekf oe 'Jbrty-three Dotiars.
Sit ces es yer. .eparatev nodressed (id
ty-giyo Dollars.
(and the fit or onon yer o e eter artot
club). Fifty Dollars.
O~ undreddcoes oyNruyear oepratelyad
up ofc4~ el l~r yeary ol ase
THE~ BI-fWEIfRLY SUN.
fi've copies, one year, se.parately ddreerf.
Ten o ea5 06 veer. saratel addressed (and
Sixets DoZiars
SENII TOURL MONEY
IeVs ome e-ndere ons It tree
USeraencontalniug auoaey. Address
L.W. ENOLND, Ponimep
INEW AND ELEOANT
[10NSISTING in part orf Burenuis, Rled
U iendsi, Iledroom8~et s, Chiairs, Walnut
Wriming Desks, soimet hing new fo'r ithis mar.
walant q~ad sta:ned, Wlnnut aind A'l ar'blebop
Tables, for parlor, Saleor'onTiabs Ars
. . W'e at e deie atimed t o se. anti soel
cheffp foi Ciasle. . Th'lose whiio wiadh tanrgins
will do well to cnil, see andl bauy.
'Let those now buy who never bought
befora,
Abed those who alwitys bouighit, now buy
tihe moare."
Of thnt now and elegant, Furniture, low for
onahi, at
apI 2? McTINTYRE & CO'S.
Candy ! Canidy!
P ICKLES, Green Corn, Fresh Tomattees,
.1 almo~n and Lemons.
Ded Castings, TBed Ro~llers, Table Whieels
Assorted Pad Looks, something new ti
keep the money from coming out, andl
Mtoulding,
apI 18 , McINTYRE & CO.
Just Received.
(ONEs e lond of whilei Corn, for sale
I)very Ilow for onsh, by
apI 23 T.- I. ROBERTSON.
Clothtng,
fATS and Cape, Shiirt 'Fronts, I,ad1ieg
&Ctfts and Collars. ilan4dbcies
9qves, 110.s, &o,, Just " ed by
feb2 . YRE& CO.
JIgR ed,
I ire ot *e.1inoftnyassed IlIm( r