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The Fairfleld Herald. PUBLI8111D EYER Y WEDxESDA. iOJODY'S DARLING. Little and Dallid. poor and Rhy, Vith a downcast look Ia her soft gray eye ; No soornful toss of a queenly head, But a drooping bend ol the head instead; No ringing laugh, and no dancing feet, No subtlo wiles, and abandon sweet, No Jewels costly, rio garinents fatte Bh Is Nobody's Darling-but mine I No "Dolly Varlen" coquettish airs No high-heeled boots to throw her down stairs; No yatching jaokot and nautical style, Uith a sailors hat, that she calls her "tile "1 lut "Lady" is stamped on her qiit-t brow: And she crept in my heart I cant loll how Not. ma-.ld to dazzle-not born to shine Noboby's-nobody's Darling-but mine! No saucy, ravishing, girlish geace, Bit a set tied calni on the sweet pale face; No sparkling chatter and repartee Very silent and still is she, While and still is my pearl of pealis, Yet to me she seemeth the queen of girls; . Why I love her I enn't detine, For she's Nobody's--nobody's Darling--but n!no I Were riches hers, or a beauty rare, Bhe would lose her charmn, and become less fair , Wero rings to shine on thoso fingers senall, They could not add t o their grnce at. all Sho would learn to smi!e and to spot k by rule, In the foolish book of Dame Fasiion school, And the world to spoil her would soon com bine. Now she's Nobody's Darling-but mine I The day has come when the cooing dove, Croons to his mace a song of Iivo, When Nature stirs, ni tie copses ring, In all the joyance of dawning spring. The day has come when I dare io sp nk, To wal tch the biish on thI oince pale cheek; To whisper low on Saint Valentine, "Darling I Nobody's Darling-but mine I London Society. Shall a Presilent le Elected Under artial Luw ? If a doed of unmistakable iniquity is to be attained by a subterfuge com mend us to General Attler. Hiis plan for smuggling the Ku Klux law into an extension is worthy of his au. thors. Consider the case. There is no excuse now for violent Ku Klux legislation. Whatever the original need for it may have b-cn, it has wholly passed away. For months thore has been scarcely a sign of Ku Klux disorders. Negroes and whites have learned to ocuNpy in pence the land in which Providence has placed then together ; and they are even preparing to mneet in harmonious political action on the comminon plat. forn of the Cincinnati Convention The present law was only passed, af. tar earnest and conscientious opposi. tion, on the distinct agreement that it should not extend over the nex1 Presidential election, and on th< adoption, rs was supposed, of it limi. tation that made this aniply secure the provision that it should expire a the close of tle present session of Congress. On the stump it was de. fended against the fierce attacks t which it was subjected by th< cqually conspicuous assurance that by no possibility could it be nade to effect a Presidential contest. A fter all these pledges and this self-limnited clause, it was only niecepted by the. American people wvith the greateas reluctance, and because of a belief it its insatant necesbity for the pese protection of a helpless race, exposed to mid-.night scourgings and assassina tion). Gen. Butler now proposes th:at Con gress shall not adjourn its presena session, but merely to take a reccs till after the eletion, that the linmi tation may be evaded, and the Kr Klux law kept in force ! We d<t not believe the -:dge will win, P gicat nation cannot be tuieked out o its pur pose like a ward caucus ; enm wo warn gentlemen whto eontcemplate the attetmpt that it mtay prove a vera serious piece of bucsiness. All tc do ktnow that there is no excnse fo the extension of the law. Its pro priety was eitrnestly disputed b~ *inany of our best people at the out set,. andl it wast ontly carried ove their heads by the setnse of its necessi ty. TLhere is no such sense now Teeare rno disorders to call for it There is a return ing spitrit of penec and good ordler,-whcich it, more thtu all else coctnbined, canc destroy. is a most alarming and danttgt-rou power to) cornmit to a P'res.ident l ik< Gen,. Grant, when his own iterest arn at stake. Ucea use it is naedlecss, be cause it is baneful to the regioni professes to protect, beoanse~ it is dana gerous to the country at large, no less than because it was originally t grave stretch of' powver which only th, maost pressintg exigency could warrant we protea~ tgailnst t he trick for it renewal. Let the Satth as well a~ the North hava peace.--N. Y. Tr: bune. Another Fatal Accitlint onl tIle W, 0, & A Yesterday afternoon ha tlie pa:'sen Benager tratin wats approachiing the eit, anid just before reaching theo smnai trestle which crosses low ground n - the upper end of Fishetri Mill Pond a negro was discovered on the trestle who attempted to cross ahtead of th train. iNotwithstanding the efforts to ato1 theo train, he was overtaken atnd knook ed down acid almost inatantly killed Itwas areortained to be Georgt M~acy. An inquest was held on thci h.ody by Coronaer4I)oleman, acid a ver diet was reipdered in~ acoordancee with the facets stated above.-CUarolinian 25th inst, Miseryloves copany an so doei A mnarriagabho young ady.n . ope for South Clprolina. South Carolina affor4o an interest ing example of the rVt\4lts of Grant. ism pure and unadulterated. In no part of the South have the friends of the President exercised more unre, strieted away ; in'no Soukhrn State have the local authortic&,.-reco1Ve'd more undeviating support atil on couragemeut from Washington ; and nowhere in this country does a more di:graceful stato of affairs pre. vail. The bonds of the State, to the amount of millions of dollars, have been uttered without warrant of law and for their use no account has been given. A carpet-bag and negro Leg. islaturo has paslod an act legalizing the illegal issues of bonds. Tho most reckless expenditures havo beet), made, the last session of the Legisla- i ture, costing the State over a mil lion dollars for pay certificates alone ; whilo previous to rect nstruction three or four hundred thousands dollars a C year was sufliciunt to provide for all the public wants, includin , the sup- A port of the public institutions. 1 The most exorbitant taxes have befn levied and collected. Every man, woman, or child who has an I occupation which yields a living must pay a license for the right to work. With three millions of dollars taxa- o tion the treasuty is empty to day, n and the State cannot procure credit ' for a hogAhead of bacon in Columbia E to supply its asylums. There is no 4 money to support schools, to pay the - interest on the legitimate debt, to provide for the lunatics, the deaf and dIumb, and others dependent on pub. lie charities. It is proposed to open the jails and let the criminalb loose upon the commU.11ty, because there ame to funds to pay for their support. Even the salaries of the Judgcs have not been paid ; but the carpet-bag officials who have ruined the State atre rolli!g in wealth. And to overawe this community and ftighten-the people from any at tempt to redress their wrongs by the peaceful method of the ballot box, Grant, at the solicitat ion of the plun derers who have the control of the State Government, lia harried whole countties with United States troops at a time when profound quiet prevailed ; has made whole sale arrists by the military power and carried the terrors of mar tial law into connunitits where the civil Courtts were ill full operation, and where less lancssess existed thatn in the city of Boston. Is it anly wOnder that uideri- tlise ci reutmstan ces the most intellitgent and respecta ble people of South Carolina, without di tineJtn of party, should be enthu siastic in thei: zeal for the election of Harace Greeey, whose per.ionalI in tegi ity, iheral sent iments, and crn et, at-d cinsistelnt efforts for conuilia tion and amnesty havo gained their coifidenen and earned their aident gratitude ? It is a siguificant fact which exhib its in tle nost strikiig light tihe co'n ciiiatory and harmonizing influence of the Ci.einnati movement , that in no Stato ik tle Uniot has the noimina tion for Presideit (i he most distin guished aboheni. , eceived a tmoro ( "ter and heat' response than .in SouthI Cairolinai, the birthplace of so ec-so.-N.Y Sun. - T1lie 3ialltifdltirers of 80111l1 Caorolzia. Th'le eorre5pondent of the WVa4hing.. ton (1). C.) Evening Star writes as follows of what he has seen on a trip Sonth: Hlopefutl signs of business :melvity are to be seen at Graniteri e aind Langley's N ills, betwveen Columtnbia, and A ugusta where there are cotton inills rutnning somie ten thousands spindles at each, manufactur ing thle cotton where it is raised, and giving cempltoymient to a considerable num her of' people. The water power is abundant to run these mills through the yecar, and the shops, tenemenrt hor'jes, &c., of these nmanufactutring villanges have a look of thrift and ticatiness qiuite New Englandish. Colutmibia, too, expects to have mills on ai yet larger scale, as Senator Sprague has obtained fronm the Legie ture t ho gift of the Columibia cianal. to be used as a water power. It is ntlikely that South Carolina will supplhant the mills of the North to cottotn manufacture, but it will be well for her to dliversify her labor in this way to sonmc ext ent. A ugeust ii, 'Georgia, strikes the stranger agreeably from its wetilth of supurb shade trees, 'mainly the water oak, which somnewhtat tresemtbles the clmns of the Cotnnecticut valley itt fig. ure, stateliness and grace of spray. T'he city hats a hbpeful look of thrift and grow tht, and bitt one unpleasant featutre, its surface drainage anid open sewets Running down the cntre of its best streets. It is proposed, however, to cover in those stiiikiing sewvers, fes teriaig, like our blessed catnal, inm the rays of the sun, and utnless Augusta is tafflicted with a brood of "experts," 'such as WVashington has, to prove that stinks are whiolesomte, thle nui. sitnee will probably be abated. A iken, Soutth Catrolinta, passed 'on I the way from. A tigusta to Chaileston, is gettring (buite ai namoit as a rcsort for inivali ds, It is, to appearancee, am aismai pine barren, bitt the grotind Is elevated (for the coast country), and the place is a resort for North.. craters ini the Winter and Southern ers in thte Summer ; a doutblo.barrell. 0(1 arrangement, by which the large hotel hero brings down two'sets of birds. I no(ticedl extensive orchards of peach anid apple trees near Aiken, andl an told that these varieties of fruits do exceptilohally well thiero f&r~ the State. .A pproarching Chast lestoni, we3 struck in succ,sion Summer hats, alligator5, strawberries, early p and c,aly eusman.s. ! New Advetisements OCOAINE r E AD;. M A R Km-.. 'h Dest Hair Dres. ing Atud llestoror. M llious say "6URNE 'T'S COCOMNE." Your ruggitit hai it. CIIEAP DVERTISINU, Advertisemenits coupyinx oN,\1 i.-ol of pace will ble insert d in 269 NEwbPArARV, icluding 23 DAI .s, inl SOUTHE N STATES Verng thorougi ly the States of Matry nd, Delawakre, irglnia, West Virginia, orth Carolina, ,. uth;, Carolina, Georgia, labaila, Mississip * Louisiana, Arkansas, ennessee, Keletucky. nd Missouri, Oneo Month for $148. lore Papers. More Da lies, Larger Cirou. Ltion, Lower Price, ih n any otler List. pocial rates given fo more or less - spaoo lian one inch, and fo a longer period than tie month. Equally favorable quotat iot,s ade for any single St te. Copice of Lists, irculars, Estin-ates, a 1 full information irnishled on applicalli . GEO. P. HOW. LL & CO., Newspaper vertising Agents, I Park Iow, New Yor A Century of triumph over dyspepsia, iver disense, bov,el comn )liints and various Abrile und niervntis Iiso, ders, has inior% ilized tho Seltzer Spa, a these victorios ro now repeated throigh ut this henis hecr by TanRANT'S EFFINytI- .:st-rSr..TZE urii:c r ; conllaiin nil t 1o elenent s and roduicing nll the happy results of tle treat Get man Spring. SOLDn BcY AT.-. DPVOGIsTS. Cheap Farms ! ' 11 Homes 1 oN '11c L.INK F TIMc UNION PAOIFIJ AILROAD. A T.ANI GRA T O' 12,000,000 , CRES ' inilig nuld 31licridi Laids ill America. .J00,1100 a r"es in Ne'braska in I lii.G 0ceat Pin'le Va1113, tlie Cardeni of the West, low 'r sale ! 'I':.e'u laids are inl tihe cen ral portion o tie United Scnts. on tthe I st degree a ' North Latilude, tile central ine of lite gi at Teipercte Zrne of lite cier ienn Cis i inlint. a ld forl- grailn growing mcid sto.-k rui 3itig unsurpassed by any in Ie Unield8. tes. Chenper in Price, nore favoral le terms Ivenl, aill I, r cymvenient to market than ad be founid 'ewhero. Five 1omeI . eais for Acia settler.. lice best ,oe:l- f r il Colonies. oluiers '1illc to a Hlome. ead of 6li0 / cres. irec Pasnes to P."re qsecs of Land. Send ,r tile cnew I)tescri iiive PIamplelit, %vith lew ln, puble in English, German. wevdiO inti DInl i - Ic, 13atil- d tee evelr.. yhere. ddress 0. F. DAV[S. Land CommI is; oner, U P. R. I, Co., - .Omiahca, Neb. anning 's Paton Kid-Pitting Skoloton 'orset, ll iecmmnendecd by3 all end "ching phiysicianis, - .'houild bcrworn by C all lai lies who value i het)/ calthl anud comifort. \'ccmi4 They ar'~ cte purl iciular'ly N ~~ c ecnmnecd for son-i merC wear and( warm k clmte,ahouecgh a- C dalited lto all secisonis f th cc yeari. For' sale y, all first class deal-. 's WiORC CFS E 1 R1 KilT 1.0., 'Sole Manuf-ct ucieirs We'ocester, Mlass. OURE t at COLD. Do not uiTler ycui Lcugs to beccome dics sed by allowing c (Cold to bceo seated. L hiousanuds haveu di I Pemcr.tuc'o Deathus- a hle Victims of' Cot umnpion-by neglect niga Cold. Dr. W . Hall's .* BALSAM 'Ot LUNGS. f xill CucroCoucgls, U icds acid Consurmptionb urercc andu qucicker' ti cn any oc leer r'emedy. ci t. acts like macgiec. For sale by all Drug. ists acid Medlicinc ier is evecrywher'e. Portable Sod Fountains, $45, $50,$~7 and $100. GoodI, Duranhl andl Cheap! ShiJped R or Use, r. W.0OHAPMAN & 0 .,lMadio)l1.lud, Fc' acny. case of ILmWARD). L1I hing or Uloerat e PilCs that Dii >' taics to ecuro It is procpncreid expressly c cei ae lhe P'cIk , acid niot "icng else, hold y nll Drucggisc Price, $1.00I.. -"UGANTs WANTe: Agents mnake more c:nonecy at wior'k i c un than at ninycthing iso. Buisiness ligh cand permancuient Par. cculara,freo. uJ. -* csst. & Co., Fino' Art ucblisheers, Portini I, Micine. ~SPIANO C ., N. Y. PriIo4f a -No Agent .Cirocularsf(eeo.]j7 31tbAT MEib i 'Al, 1OOK of ucsotfnJ T lkncowledge to a - Sent free for two camip'. Adhdress Dr. JBoNAArgT &,Co., ~incinniati, Ohcio. - Bugan Wagon Thce ucnd 'Si ned hcave ,loujcted +t selves tt Blolick's old1 s and, whier,e ' .f ,ivy'm:'piiOppcred-to mnaau Astlre or.repalir I ,arrin a cguged andI WVeigons.. Theuy ,reosfIrpparedu bo.d an kinud of' planica Icc) workI, itachi as - l6s making, plow uycg ,lhqre-shoeltig, &e. II w4lrk-war - r su m, < wnta e. r,anI. AND I Car load White Dread Corn, 1 Car load prime Yellow C:rn, 1 Car load No. I Mixed Corn, BOO bushels White Spring Oats, 100 bushels Dolted Meal, 100 barrels Flour, 100 sacks Flour, 25 Kits.Maokerel, 16,000 lbs. White and Smoked Bacon, Lard in Cons and Kegs, 2 tierces prime Canvassed Ham's, 10 sacks No. I Coffee, 4 bo;'es geruine Italian Macoaroni, Sugars of all grades, Smoked and Pickled Tongues, &o. Pickled Salmon and Shadd, I ominy, Rice, &A. Plow Moulds, Steel, Iron, Nails &o. Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Trace Chains, And a large stock of Boots and Shoes. Call and examino our stock. :3.A.00T &t CO. ap;11 JUST IN 1 Car load Prime White Corn, I Car load Liverpool Salt, Smoked and Dry Salt. Clear Rib Sides, anvassed and Uncanvassed Sugar Cured amns, Primon Leaf Lard, WVest india and N. . Molarses, "Pride of Augusta" Flour, e fluiest in market, Sugars ,and Cofices of 1 grades, llorse and Mule ;S.hoes, and ails, Spades, Shovols and H ay Forks, all nds of Wooden Ware, Hlames, Trace hains, etc. In may Lumber bard, a choice lot e umber and Shingles. In addition I have small'remnant of a stock of Crockery, hich will t~e disposed of A 7' COST'. My terms to 0&0:. or 80 days a Safe Risk.. Paruies wanting anyt hing in my linewill al it to their interest to prie my goods frore purchnsing elsewhere. Every arli e narr.mnted. T R?. RBOBER2ESON moh 8 FARMERS STORE. CULTIVATORS I R IGH T'S Cotton Seed Plantor, Dickson's Sweeps, Magn:olia Sweeps, Heel Sorews and Grass Rods, Lap Ri9gs and Clivises, P'lough IHandles and Rounds, Cooking Sieves, 8Superior Pad Looks, Dried Pegchos anel A pples, New addItions to our stock of Carplenters o1s L R Thomnpson, ap1118 Potatoes! IARLY ROSE, Ododrioii and 1fink liyb 1 jan 20 BIEATr & DRO. 8ECON SUl I We are now receiv ing our Sevond supply of Spring and Summer - o S M I - o s P1 All sold at lowest W lhi cash prices. LADD BROS. & 00. SHOES, SHOES. The Second supply of new and beautiful A L Shoes of all styles. A Many made, to our L, own order, now com ing in at L LADD BROS & 00, may I A ]5WOTIc-ED. TIE undersigned, on thefirst day of May, sold out their entire interest in [he Restau rant, Bar and Billiard Saloon business to their late efficient assistant, THOMAS W. RABB, Jr., and take great pleasure in re- t commending him to the favorable consider ation of their friends and cuEtomers. E. W. OLLEVER & CO. It will be seen by the above that I, on the first of M ty, instant, became proprie- I tor or tihe businees lately cariied on by E. W. OLLEVER & rO., and trust, by strict. attention to business to retnin all of the old customers and make many new ones. I am now prepared to furnish all kinds of Wines and Liquors, as well as all tie Sum.ner Drinks, such as 7%int Julips, Sher ry Coblers, Clan ret Punch, Lemonade, La. ger Beer, Ale and Porter, r.lso Meals, at short notice. Give me a trial may 14 TiIOM AS W. BABB, Jr. JUST RECEIVED. 1200 Bushels White Bread Corn, 100 Bbis. Flour, including all grades, 10,000 Lbs. White and Smoked Bacon, 000 Lbs. Canvassed and Uncanvaused Hams, 800 Lbs. "Breakfast Strip" Bacon, 10 BbIs. assorted Cakes and Biscuit, Italian Maccaroni and Cheese, cant assed and uncanvassed Dried Beet, Fresh Meal att some price as corn, always on hand. DT D. R. Flenniken. aplO0 -- - g NEW AND ELEGANT a {10N8ISTING in part of Blureaus, Bed U. steads,I Bedroom8.etts, Chairs, Walnut ft Writing Desks, sonmeihing new for this tnar. ket; Solid Walnut Book Cases, WVnrdrabes, b walnut aind stained, Walnut and Marhietop Tables, for parlor, Saloon Tables, Sofas, &o. WYe are determined to sell, and sell cheap for Cash. Those who wish nargains - will do well to call, see and buy. *Let those now buy who never bought before, And those who always bought, now buy tine more," a Of that nok and elegant Furniture, low (or 8 casin. at api 27 MeINTYRE & CO'S. ? ESTABLISHED 1859. I RESPECTFULLY in. form the citizens of nboro and Fairfield District, that I have just, returned from New. York and have puroihased a full assortment of Wat chi' as. Jewelry, Clooks, Spectacles, &o., and will seil at the loweet,. prices, and would resiseczfuliy ask the contmnuance of the patronageof my old friends atid customers, All goods warranted as -represented. I aem propared tp de s.l.lkind of Watch .and Jew. is siry worc andi have alwaysa good stook of mn good material on hand, and will gu'arautee satisfaction. All work warranted, CHiARLEt.UULF;, et Fiecond door from Vol. Rtion's 0ffic4. w neelA Doors,.Sashes, Blinds, &Cs All -.1RlbBB a. 'P. TO .A. L 3D. Manufacturer and Dealer, r). 20 flayne Street and Bortbeeks 'V 'arf, 0HARLESTON, S. C. XW- This is the largest. and most com et factory or the kind in the Southern ales, and all articlen In this lino can be rnished by Mr. P. P. Toale at prices tich defy competition $i- A pamphlet, with full and detailed I of' ill sizes of Doors, Fashes. nnd Blinds, Id the prices of each, will be sent free id post paid, on appliention to P. P TOALE. july 11-1y Charleston, 8 C. harlotte, Columbia and August Hail Road. Co.UMBIA, March 29, 1872. 1IHE following Passenger Schedule will . go into effoct, on this Road on and after tnday, Mlarch 81. DAY TRAIN-0ING WROT. )ave Augusta, at 6.46 a w " Columbia, S. C., 11.45 a ;a '4 Winnsboro, 1.62 p a " Chester, 8 81 p m rrivo at Charlotto, N. C. .0.10 p M DAY TRAIN-oo,*G BOVTI. iave Charlotte, N. C. at 7.10 a n: " Chester, 9 20 a w -6 WVinnsboro, 10.54 a m " Columbia 1.15 p W rrive at Augusta 0.16 p = NIGIUT TRAIN--GoNO NQRTH. 3avo Augusta 6.80 p m " Colmbia, 11.10 p M " Winnsboro, 1.10 a M " Chester, 2.89 a In rrive at Charlotte, 5.00 a na NIoll? TRAINS-oIlG SOUTH. tsve Charlotte, 7.25 p m Chester. 9 28 p a Winnsboro, 31.82 p m Columbia, 1.49 a in rrive at Augu-ta, 0.80 a M E. P. ALEXANDER, Supt. E. R. Donezy, Genet alTIcket Agent. apt 27 Cr anE3 A. DANA, Editor. L Newspaper of the Present TInes. Intended for Pooplo Now on Earth. poluding Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants, Pro. 63slonal Men, Workers. Thinkers and all Waf. etr of 1onest Folks, and the Wives, Bon, "ad aughters of all such. )NLY ONE DOLLAR A EAR I ONS BUNDILUD COPIES VOR 350. Or less than One Cent a Copy. Let there be a 680 Club at every Post OMoe. SEMI-WEEKLY SUN, 02 A YEAR, if the same sizo and general character as IHE WEEKLY. but with a greater variety of alscellaneous readinc and furntsiog the news o its suoscribers with *reater freshness, bebause I comes twice a week Iastead of once only. TH DAILY SUN, A YEAR., A re .utl a9tdal oan aper. with ie rom'deandhecarle.. In rpotitics. Al the new 500cent a month, or 3 a year. TER~MS TO OLUBS. THE DOLLAE WVEEKLY SUN. Five copies,oens year, sepaatel1sdrss Te c ropis o year s atoly addressed (and aan r copy o the gtte te ressed Fifteen Dollar. Bem.oektynone er to ontter np of club), Thtrty-throo Dollars. -elyoney r ato te ur elab) Thirty-fiwe 3qilars. to drconies onya.t one address Dal frordn 1 $ilon rioae pfclu) ;t THlE SEMI.WEEKLY SUN. Tiveocopies, one year, separate aid are, an ni$co o"nest seartl addiressed (and Witeen Doltaws, SEliD YOUR liOlygY wPst(ies or4Asr' chees tn,etE "sm in etters containing noney. Adre AN ORDINANCE. The intendant and Wardens of tho 'fown Winnsboro, in Conil met, do ordain, hat the 'iown Mlarket Is open to any oae ri the sale of fresh meats, with thte follow. ig charges for the p rivilege of selling, z : For one beef, $1, sheep, hogs, or yata, 60 cents each. TIhey do also ordnin, That all fresh meati a~ll be sold only from the Mlarket, and my one violating this ordinance, shall pay fine of Five Dollars for each and every fence. Anty one offering talinted or utn. >und meats shall pay a fine of Five Doallara r each and every offence. Done in Councl., in the Town of Winns. >ro,.this 12th day of April, 1872. apl 10 Clerk of Councl, T tare Tripoli and Emory. VILL. known to jewellers and silver. smithi as e, superior and ecooniceal ,tiole for cleaning and burnishing Go'd. iver, Copper, Steel, Britannia and othet stale, and also for clenning Windows irn ere and Glassware. For sale by sept 6 hiolNTYRS~ & CO. 4lvoer and Sale A. 1'. G 0O0ODIN% PROPR1IETOR. KFEEP constantly on hand extra fine KenAnoky . Horses andi Mules. Partie want.of good stook..wIll- do well to give e a call. In connectiott with thy L.ivery Stable, I bi. oened a Carria'g'e, .Buggy ad Wag. 7 aqtpry, .All work.hal A ke0tuced sad arranted, Give me a call. Jan 1A NEWS ,AND -EtL Have lately asade large additions to their JOB DEPARTMENT. And are now prepared to exeoute ia the best stylos Law Blanks, Briefs, Letter and Dill Heeds, Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards, Envelopes, Notes, Receipts, Labels, Post,ers, &o., As Cheap as can behad Anywhere. Satisfaction Guaranteed. mar 28 .T'i.t tO 2Ka,:a.ci. AT, TII Feesh Soda, Edjnbui'g Pie Nbo CrAqes and Wine Disouit, a nie ass6rtmentm o Frenoh Canflies. Fresh Coooanst, O!emp, Plain 'datiies, al kinds. Aisq Jell lest9 Goblets,.Tumblers and 2 pound Can's, besI. oated Coooapmu, PoWas,8ar4Ineg, Orangeis, Lessons, &e. -apI 18 ' 0. A. WII2T. such univeral *atisfaoAien Vh'ereve tid' Give.lt a tris) feb 27 gey R Ray antLCorm Of.'les.'linothy, reoew d ai *1be e;d io tot Spool Threg I Spoo T r4, a 11,3 e* fort S e M elns an feb 21. Mu?MA8T3 & nn)eICt