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Now Advertisements . Attention those indebted-Charles Muller. Dentistry-Dr. Isaiah Simpsotn. Mr. F. Elder advertises to-day in threo columns. Read and seo for yjourselvcs what I, has to say, and re memuber to "hook for the engine when - ou hear the whist-le blow." 13. F. Davidson & Co. advertise a larg6 variety of new goods just open. ed and o'diaIlly invites thobo in need of clothing, dry goods, &o., to call and see them. Flint lill Chapter ieets next Monday. Arrived and ia Storo-U. G. Des portes & Co. Candy ! Candy !-U. G. Desportos & Apples, Qianges and Cocoauuts U. i . Desportes & 00.r Poultry-McIntyre & Co. r Town Ordinance -D. It. Flennikee, v Clerk. b ThaukSgiv nar L-it Thursday was very poorly ob., served hero. A Fatal Case of Epizooty. e Dave Gladnoy's Jfohnnic died yes- 6 terday from Epizooty. Hogs. a Thc first drove of hogs *arrivod here y crterday ; they are held at 7 cent s per lound. Lot. t Oie diy tiis week a white handle caso knife, the finder will confer a fa, 0 vor by leaving it at this office. To the Public, We desire to assure the public that, e although the Epizooty is vety prova- U lent, our merichants sell goods no e cheap, and pay as iunch for cotton as n they did before its appel rance. High Winds. A genuisic norwie.ster was blo ainlg We lnesCday, anld it was a winter day in every senJse of the word. ludoor amu.%e: ilietits, and wallrm .ires were gui te m demand. Cotton Market. For the p):ast week 617 laIle- u of cotton have been ,ohl ii this nar ket at l-iecs rangitig fiom 151 to 17 Binds Filed. Oir County officers elect h:ive filed the ntecrory bonda and most of th'ema have received their com in ismioils. Ordinance. By reference to our advertising P columns it will be seen tht ti. Coan- V cil have passed an ordinance prohibit ing parties from selling '.e.h hient., between 3 P. M1. and It) A. M. 'li. is a good law. t 0ontesting. Wesee frrnm th. prceedinigs of the Legislature thet Ileniry Johnston is cont estinig for the seat now occupied 1,y Senator Sanders Ford, of thi Countsy. Ihenry. no doubt, will wood- d Frect Oysters and Ifish, U Mr. T1 J. 1I. Murphy will have fine Norfolk Oysters and Fish at his 1-es. U taurant to-day. lie will furnish them to customers every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday. U The Renters of tho Market. Mr. Rtobert Martin has rented Stall No. 1 of the Market, and Mr. J. W. McCreight Stall No. 2. These gen. tlemnen assure us that the mat-ket will always be filled with the best meats, vegetables, &c., tlt the country af fords. U. S. Court,. Judge 13ryan, U. S. District Judge is now holding Court in Columnbia. Judige Ronmd has not yet arrivedl. The Court will be engaged next week in the trial of persons indicted for al leged violation of the Etiforcemnent Act. ( Carolinian Attention I In copy ing our comment upon the irregularities of the nmails, eontaitied in Tuesday's issuie, the Carolinian made a grevious blunder' whleh made our pun upon the word appear withm out point. Its "scissors man" will please take notico. We wish it distinetly understood ihnt we want the money due us for sub scr iption to our paper by those who promnisedl to pay w ith tha "first eotton."~ if not settled at an early (lay we will put them to the trouble of pay ing cost. Found Dead. Richard Lewis, colored, familiarly1 known as "Col. Lewis," was found dea'd Sunday morning. It is suppos., ed lie froze to death. No inquest was held. D)ick was true to the white pee. ple, and always voted the Democratic ticket. ie had passed the three score Z- An old hat came near 'eausing difliulty between two of our citizens [hursday. lourt. The winter term of the Court con 'aoned yesterday, Judge Mackey pre iding. On motion of Col. Rion, econded by Jas. T3, McCants, Eq., he Court zndjourned for the day, out f respcot to the lon. Hoiaco Gree cy. A preambie and sot of resolu ions, accompanied the motion to ad ourni. Judge Mackey granted the aotion, and delivered a fooling and loquent address. In our next issue ve shall lay the entire proceedings efore the pubic. Judge Maclkey rdered that the Court staud adjourn d until the l6th inst. rood BecI We have met farmers, says the Ru al New Yorkle, who have a local eputatiou for producing the best -heat, rye, oats, corn and potatoes, 1ho have gained and maintained it y a careful selection and use of the est Peed these respective crops pro uced from year to year. Some of hen have secured what are regarded istinot Varietlesi by Watehing their alds and selecting such ntalks of rain as showed remarkable growth nd perfeetness of development. Any farmer with care, can do the ime thing. 01 W e propose ascertain ing how E ic new members of the Legislature -om this County voted Wednesday q n the proposition to reduce the nun or of employees in the House and enato. We shall note their votes pon every important measure that I amnes before the General Assembly. r their course justifies praise they 1, iall receive it. If they merit de- L unciation it will be given with a will. s Off .lerchants who have anything e -0d for sale always advertise it, and z 8rsons who come to town to do their ading need only to read the adver sing columns of the NaEV and lir.n c 1.) tO find out where to inake the I-t adv aritageous purchases. This literally true, and an inestigation Sprove It. to the most skeptical. [trphy's Rostauraut, Mr. T. J. 11. Murphy's rcstnurant i now in full blast. Purties w anting L any timq a nice plate of stewed or ed oystcer! fresh ihh, beefsteak, or am and eggs, can be accommodated y Ton. lie is located next door to t Icintyre & Co., and is always at his S ost ready to serve any who may fa or him with a call. The tax levy tn Anderson, for Coun y purposes is only one mill and a alf on the dollar. t CotIgrass iiet in Washilngton on londay the first instant. Trho Annuial Conifereince of the lethaodist Episeepnl Church, South, i uth C.arolina, will meet at An orson Court House, on Wednesday, secember l1th, Ilish~op Paine will reside. The petty thefts and burglaribs orpetrated in Columbia are bocom. iig of nightly decurrence. The Cainden Journal tella tls that fi arty of gentleman who wtent down the Vateree, shooting, ar'ivied at Isomo -ithi forty-five dutcks and two wild cere. Some of tho thieves who robbed hr. H~ei'a sto on Main street, Co. iimbia, were wvounded and left traces f blood behind thenm. Tho Edgefield Advertiser rdeofdse he death of Thomas l'ayne, Esq., a representative citizen and gentleman. ore Throat. Every body has a cure for this trot. 1ie, but simple remedios appear to be1 lie most ellectual. Salt and winter is sad by many as a gargle, but honey i.solvod in sage tea is better. Oth rs, a few drops of camphor en loaf ugar, which often affords iuimodiate elief. An application of cloths rrung out of luot wvater~ and~ applied to ho neck, changed as often as it be ins to cool, tins the most potency in emov'ing the inflhmm~ation. 1873 comes in on Wednesday and ~oes out on Wednesday. February, M1arch and November begin on Sat. rday ; June on Sunday ; September ud Deecmnber on Monday ; April nd Juily on Tuesday ; Jantuary and )etober on WVednesday; May on Phuirsday ;and Augrust on Friday. A correspondent of the Camden Tournal says ."I know of severa1 natanes, where, on two-horse farms, here hate been made this seasoin, wenty bales of cotton to the botse, esides pr'ovision erop. Hundreds of uclh furnis await devop~ment right iround this town. Shall suoh acoun ry go to waste or sink under misrule ? l'he responsibility of the answer is in mer own people." kiles Day, Yesterday being the first Monday, n the tonth-, was sales dAy. That md the Court drew a large crowd to own, and our st'eects presehted a very retive appcaralce. The f6llowing saros ot land took )lace: Itabb laud and house, It. I. Ell; on, Jr., $2,000. V) l io laud, 1,050 acres, John Mob ey, 1;5,035. Crosbj lands, 400 acres, $,100 37 acres, $1,072 ; 312 acres, $1,650, bcsley Crosby. 150 acres, $325; 66 acres, $200; 50 acres, $711, U. Pricc. 4 acre, at Shelton's Ferr.y, $410 Mim. Mc. Blair. 112 acres, $350, Geo. L. D. Itines-. 2.18 acres, $660, J. B. McCants. 375 acress i$200) and 98 acres, i500, D). It. E,"kinl. .' acres, &105, Chesley Crosby. 250 acres, $1710, 13. F. Boulware. Tnique Address. The following is the dddres of a etter that recently passed through lie New York Postoffice : low, Uncle Sam, if you miscarr.y This letter to iims Addie Pelt, ly Jupiter ! you'11 catch ':Old Har ry,' Or something worse than "Harry" -well, he's gone to Stainford,Ut., where You'll find the truant, dame : ote say she's gone for "lthange of air," Anti Rome "to ctinge her name.'" Ihetl Uicle Sait, bid your postman tramp, And for )our trouble, here's your -U. S. 3 bents.] ole ctic Magasine. The December nuthber of the .ctiO brings to a worthy close one tof te most attractive voluimds of thi terling periodical. After ntl exist nec of twenty-eight years, a maga ine has left but littld for the critie ) say of it, but we iay mention m1ong the increased attractions for the oming year that the editorial depart. ients, including literary news, home nd foreign, will be fuller and moie omi-rebnisive than ever before. In rensed attention will also be paid to -ience, and the editor announces that c has facilities for ecuring the bes: apers from the ablest writers in this tportatit field. Essays, reviews, ketches, serial and short stories and octry will also receive dt attentii. leaders who seek culture as well as musemer.t in their monthly ead ;'g hould patronise the Eelectic, and he preeent is a favorable timo to ubseribe. l'ublished by lk. t Pelton, l08 alton Stieet, New York. Terms, ,5 a year : two copies, $9. Single u1b: r .15 cchts. Dy direction of the Secretary of he Treasury, the practice of tran:, nittinig transfer checks in the re lemption of old, defaced and mnutila ed curretlle, in sums~ of five dollars ad upwards, and legal tender notes n sutms of fifty dollars and upwards, drwarded by eipress to the Treasury f the United Statee, will be discon iihued Deenber 1, l872. ''hereafter r-eturns for sich re nittanctis will be made; ini all &-ises, y express, at thb expense of the De. >artnmnt, in now legal tender nows, >r fractional curi'endy, in such denomi initiotisg as the ow~ners uiay re lhuest.. Vhen no reqjuet is inade telturns nIll bi matide in biurrency of the amb kind as that recived. A resolution has b eti introdg~eed nt~o the North CaroliniaIlouse offRep. esentativesj looking to thme exemption f poor widows and old men from atation', wherd they 6wnabn real state and nmot over tio hundred dol. ara worth of personal property. A aw of this rort 'trould give universal atisfac~tion thtroughotit the state. 'hero is no nieed of the burdens of the overnmient being imnposed upon be caved and impoverished womien, or~ oor and helpless old men. Mr. yrd is the author of thme 'resolution. Lor thus steeking to introduce and stablish so beneficenta aw, lif f. Byrd esorfes to have his nest well feather. ~d, and himself made comfortable for he rest of his dayb.-- Cha rlotle Ot. orvter. A H Alhirmnilg kuihor'. Weo learned late last evening, that i little girl df sik years, thbe daughter fa gentlemnan intimately connected *ithi our shi pping interests, bhd beeni uttackedi by the disease now raging imong thd hotses of the city, afhd died gesterday. We omit names, prefer !ing to wait until the rumor isnthor tatively confirmed.-3acanbnah Ad. rettiser. l'hc 0wner of lBasstt Challenges the World. Cot McDaniel offers to match his itable for three races against any horse or horses in the world, to name it thme post, two, three anid four mile teats, for ten or twenty thousand dot' lars each race. The ratcen to be rftn >ver the Saratoga Couree, New S'orky any tre between the last of July and the first of September, 1873. The Religious Herald regrets to hear of the death of Rev. 8. Rt..Free man, D. D., late President of Howard Pallagn. Asla. The llowlinig Kcpcltalts. Such is the name given by irrever. Wnt people to a new sect which restit. ly startpd in London. Its nembers are said to h-owl at all conveniient periods during the day ind at two periodsduring tie night." Thoir pe culiar rituail ims aid to be based upon pa.ssages inl the Obi4 TVestatuent. The morniig following a frenbet, a celebrated temperanee leeturer halted at a spring to refresh him lt and liose. As ho did let vish to alight, he asked a boy to paiss him aI dipper of watera. A ft e r h1e had l1 rak thinking to iii.pre-s hi-; prnmiple. upon tle boy, Ie s' aid " l , my boy, i. natures beveragi e ; it 1e4vor injured man (or beast." "I don't Ihow : it ever did. inister, but it kniocked tle bot tomiii out of our bridge and roads.'' Painful interent in the story of the ill-fated stia n ihip M1issuitri will le revivie by the news that four sirxi vors of the crew of tiev es'l rI. v, bn f..umil. The story of t:, Is. is bii 'ly ttd y one of their i.uner. is one0 of dreadfl suiffrling. F i (:1t. ilg wnist-deep iwaiter filr ei:hit day In a hwamriped boat, without fool or drink, these poor follows, the so vi vors of a party of niine, muust hi.ve endured teiri':le agonies. Rev. Gilbert. H Robertson, firm erly pastor of the Chesnut Stre-t Pretbyter inn Chureh, Louisville, and on trial before the Prnsbytery, in se; sion there for several dayn past, has been finally deposed from tle iniiis. try for drunkeniess, lewdrnens anid falschood. as charged il tie indiet. ment against in. Another Spanish inSiurrcivtioniary demonstration suppresPed. l'r-opect of an imniiense crop of sug'ar inl ('1ba. S on the colast. IN i1e h. div., 1. i rd in tli bo-ton riuins ; 19 i r til ni-sig. S Ia grI-o, wh, sIriv vl the I is skull with a \L p..le h t 6 .rrm a i h ..fl te I' k- . I'! rett ih rd th. 1:, t-l th cir.i who gaheri) ea! l nlitAud I. huIlm I tlo asked e . n.r fori .1 chi, w cf tobl), . . We Ie va I6I10m1 th - New - Yo .-% . ing Po-t, tlb Di. .J. I I h1:;x recenth S a ta a 1 U! (i city, enliell lii S . Ili I .\ oeali, wh: .- w !I . - the iritlrertso: "I h :n - City mer , i rn (11:1ur have often lereIi . n in I I cili.ly ilt (I . their litt le 1-11, are tah :i i . . A Westorn editor aco r . v :i the gift of a peeck ot' eor.3, ?rom a Subscriber, say-: it is ''Ieh 1ill nesses as thsce that I i .g te-irs to our eyes. M r iage-An altar in eb l.:. man La3 his pocket,-book, aod a no m:al her Iloe-l etter:<. - Several hundred Cliine-,i ln I.e r.m - meuced thrwing up dirt for i.. Scot t'r railroadl ;1Txar. Virginia, which didn't h.v" c: - tou factory before thie war, hia ei'e:ed twelve of thrernr since. @The Erie Rhaisy is 8.i.1 to an in neatLrly live hunidredl tIo'.rirand cloLln.~ a week, gross ti'eipts. oft ithe iiiostr exteivei~ nrinnineltlI r Staies. As fte nli1elei ny th. ,) in ,1 mianid biy our bet' ~ Mirie..rn: wc 11 r iiimni.,l iali who cointemphrei'li'J~' impn ~ in i mi - or places of' bursinis-t to .mi-l for' ei < andi rr iee likt' of 1k' h i nh tore:Li imth the ice-s ofl 'uiile's ha '-.mr ble mantriilimpie'es. F'renchI'o and Am'eri wvinrdow ghn'is. &c.. Io l'.P l' le ..: inyneSt., ieno,i !.C f j ill~ indebricil to rme for eptair'or. W Vatchecs, &c., are earnestnly 1'rei'etedq to comeC forwardii'i .A l set'tlle. iai I ee'.' rior ey. C II A It Li.:s .zi elty . Next dour io C'ol. ttion'i' silice. 5 bbh!s. Northrlrn Ahples'., 8u " Orainges', 300) toconais. P~oi ry. 1 it c. F r snie iii. now 30 MU NT~'lIE & C'O. Gai'loiircs andi' Clot hrs S I to S'u por yaird. WOODWARDI)& LAW. 1* ijO's Iitl Noie. ,LL persons hiivitig deranrds againist t he 11.Esirite of' .atnies Johnirston, diecased, nrt, hereby nroifiedl io present~ them1i t me properly cht iblishred and all ithoIsCe iilmehe. t o hiid c'Rfnt o nre rnot iflied t r coirne for ward nov 27-x't WOtOlDWi'.nly& tm,..i' ne.5-r tni1 omil rurry' lady ini shoies, bot hi in i ui i :~ parce. Public Notice. A S Ixeint or of t he last W ill an nlTe,t I wvill sell nit the late rsii -nee' o Ii'. persxonral L-irate, to it: 2 M UI,1x Some CA T TrLP, 110G.4, KI IlI IN F'lihNIii . .1i COTTlO N S 11-:* I WAION andi otheri articles. 'Terms of sale, ClA.s1' r6ona,; ilcy.. SA .i1UEJ LiR. JO;lN.STroxN nov 27-24x ...'..f .. Dr. ISAIAH SIMPSON IDEIsrTTIST, Charlotte, N. U. e1pecfully informs the citizens and public gencrtlly that he will visit Wlnns horo, 8. C., 'roressionally the 27t1 of Nov. I62, and remain 8 or 10 days. Call and See spllecimens. 8atiItnction Ounrnteed Ileceived first premiii at FMr bf the Carolinns. 1871 and 1872. nuv 28- 311 If you want a gnod Hat., o me with the c'ash o V001WALUI & hAW. WOODWARD & LAW, C".'. ( ?r. !vnu owld li1.01blglon Ists. a gl so .-tdall re'eis n a ditions to 111h it Ilrge a vnhek- --, of' lv rv 0, o d s. :WL'OT" I I Je1N.31CI.C'C. r r-h i re Iode vwarie I :nd U roceris. i':- i% 0 . 1)W A It I) & L. 1W S :1 ~ ~ No (.. i. wtI '0' alpartiies *hI lave kVatches at Iny 1. ~or ovrt year for. repakir. It' not I. "ven ( 1 heltte the '.th of Decenmber, u i! 1w -(,Iir ld aii te ioll to i y e iensmes. '11)% i JAMES M. DALY. G :%, n ort I'nt of Ladies )ress Uood4 ver;- ow. WO t m) & LA W. IN STORE AND A-r"i "ng DaRUy ri?!~r; R S CS GROCERIES! .iern, .x S. C. TIams, Blo and es Fu~gir, (all griades,) Flour, ) \!eal, I'earl Gri!t, Fish, ('ill S I-ips, Ex. Table, Ex. Family, G ., of eVer v Fari, sui - is. . , 1o.iherx, 'oumatocs, Corn Peaches.:, Pln A pple and Strawberrie. I Car I -l I dt, ~,'Ph) pot'ih %Weni Bran. 'igghw at a1 b 11i . C!I!:v.. aint. 'rackers., Ponw .Apple Chevese, PicI., Stiedinot. Svilari 5hI ooa, np fnu ex libn r M ien i, liaisin, 'ret.Ten, Finle Clhwing and Sino0king" ' -.-|. -(I --h!I ON SOLUBLE STONO. m are now preparedl 1o fuirish planteors pilies oiI11reiIl n 4 ih naikot this aertson wvill be pirep-ired innier I he inediate sup1etvis ion of lie Cotonpanmy 's Chemist, Dr. St. Ju. '1inn1 linvirci , Aind I le staindaril will he priisel~y the smamie asu heretoforo. IP lainer can Ciiorder noW and wo wvill jfive lhem untIIi ho let of A pri1 Ifo pay t he cashi or give ihoir' iolesu for die credlit. j rice: TIf:nst cS1 las or $53 on a credit to R~'T& CO. NeatiI the RQcomm1e1(llibU~ts of some1 of our Planmters. I 'l' theC Sbono 8ulnable on the saime him is w'hif- the Slothl l'neiec and the I'aiolinn lortilizer, muid fIcouthleinit equnal ly as giod as eitherci of thle abovoi naimed, aundl I u inl nd ia'ue a coinsideirable a mount Iof in on my contori crop the' next year.' hngnied) It. I. lL1.[:ON, Jr. '>.\ltcsrs ilacol K ('I., Agetfis 8tono I h ivo usedi ten, (10) tons of the '!ftano M'haube oir roy Coti tonl crop the pait season n'i~i am: Ialai friom close observat ion that1 i ha it. leas dloibledl Ihe yield,. hav eien uin~i thei Wando for several yens but i prcr thle Si one, anld I shall uealar~ge anloutnt on iny cr'op ihe co'mimg (Signe'ol.) WV. N. MASON. To Mesosrs. licot, & Co., Agenis 89tono l'hoisphate Co. nov 26 Ladiesik Scasnne Shawl Tie, ,at Idl(rmwann li . r LAm The State of Soutlh Cai'olina. To John t. r llroom, William Al. 11room, Alary It: Boyd, Tnbithvi lrootn, ll.:1. len B. IRtins, busan B. Tlhomps>n, )ar. gnat S. Broom, Leonora A. Broom, f)ur. lani A. 'Iroom, 1. Cook Bsroom. Ainry Broom, J. Wiley Itroom. larltha Broom, Ilarrison lroon, Rufus Broom, N. Ita. gan, and Susan itiag-in. his wife, IW. Richardson and Naney Iiclardison his wifo, William 1). fliny, Mary L. May. Nartha It. Hlay, M. Ilodlin, Lahycite Modlin, and ,John Fenliy, leg-It l-irs and ropresitatinflvets of WilliAn Ilroon, who died intetIate-Ureeting : You are hereby roqusired t%% nppear nt the Court or Probate, to he holden nit Fair. field Court Ilouse f'or Fairfield Cotitov, on the 6t1 'ay of Jaanry, A. 1). 187'. to show cause. if nlny you Cal, why fll) real estatu of William M-0on1, de'cenlslel, de. scribed in the Petition or Elizill ih lireo,., Illeil in my elliec, slould not he diVide'\l w sold, allot ting to tho above nained p_.ies 1their respiective inere-ts the rein. .Givenl urder mlly lianid 11n1d seal, his thw vt hN veber, IS72. IV. M. NVElSON, nIov 20-0lw)%Pvp e Attentzion F I' %, E 14' 1-:CT F U'1,1,Y illt'o m mrI it o',) frieel, 1111 customaen q I lit. I r,11 nOW loiled at Ilock lii1. S. C., anl 11i u 1. Pr iare'd to furii!ti ha hso wishing various hni';a als( of I'h'llewing an2(d 8m14o1ring Tobaceco tt hort nt ice. Ord aIs volici ed. ot.1 'ON (sIl$O, Oct ) 3m1os lHock 11111, 8. C. Notice of Sale; \ 1'. le une'lersigne-1, will offer for sale I to tle highest bidder for cash, i -Monticello on Monday, Ise 9th It dlay of l)oe.her instait. filh) olowing pet'sonal property, vi. . Three Altles, one Car ei:ge' Iae,. l iatrness, 0tne Wa on, one lot Wa Ngon Irons, Household awd hKitcheln Fuir niture n-.A varioits otier artiele-o, 1 Hose Wood Pinuo. Also oh* ane day will be ntoataed to lite higlest bidder tile pltntation tortimerly known a s ' ltale of 1. F. Lyles, .i t racts to suit partieV A%. c. LYLIES, nov 211-xa W. J. MAR1TiN, AgentL. Notice. 1 personls indelIied to file 'state of .i Wn. Il:wkins4, deaonsael, aterequested to mtake immatintite pnymtient ; Iahse having tims Kaitntt the same, will 1 rescnt them properly astestud, S. M. UiAWINSl nov 19-f1x2 Excentor. Pacific Guano Company. (CA ll 'A 1, S I,000, 000) SOLUBLE PACI1C GUANO. This GU.\NO is tow so well knowin inl all Ih1 Soulthern States for its remtiarktablo e tcts its an agenacy for inerensing the pro ilcs of habor, as not to reiuire special recommndt tation fromll lp. It ts se for sev ena yer rpast hias 1 esablislt'1 its chatrneter tor relable Ceellence. The l9arge'sl ixA 'elnpitll invested by th o 'oipnn2tV ill 1t is 2 radlle nll'orls ile 'Irest, gitlrait ee of (the contiianed excellence of this ('1ua no. The siplle put, into arket this season -tre. is lterlofore, IIepaited uider the per s142- auperint n1den1ce of I Iar. St. Jutlilaa llavnIel, ( 'hemist'of tho 'ompany at oharlesttn, S. C., lence plaite's Ihay rest As-SedVl that its 1 '1alaity and copl j1opition is prCLiAIV the I:tnie as tIhat. here tof'org sold. .1. N. 111 xON,. Fe'ing Ageni, ChI 'eston, S. C. INO. S. :l-;S1: & CO., Gen11 ernAl.Agents, ialtnitimore. T'i:r xs--- . cash! $C.3 time4, wit hout inl. To'ia naeommodctitt 14 plante'S t Chey ('nni order nlow nol have ui12il 1Le 1st of Apr1 to de cide as to whether the liy will take at time2 or enlsh prlice. When.d.llvered frot the.Fac ory by the cai-load 2no.) dray e w!ll be nov 2t-21m1 McMASTER & ERIdE 1s fulil almto't to overfloin ag of l'ttionb able and Sensonnbaale F"or .dies, Gentlemeni and 'Failiea2 nt low Call and txamine Tlis stock, ns also tlao stock of Shoues, lHats, lloys tnad MensB Clothting, JHnt-dware, dedlicines, P'erfnmecry, Blooks, i'aper. ing, &C. McMVASTfSR & BRICE, hO T EL hI (1.6E. hLUTING IRtONN3. The .Patent Combmiedl Flatting and Sntaoothaing Iron, for sale by oct 10 McMAS'l'KR & IntR CV. You) w i I n Iway find a full lintor of Flan nacs or every de.'ritiona it. WOODIW AlID & I,A W Alptnaccns 40c, to 61.26 at WOODWVA~tt) & LA'W. NOTICE. A thte uandersigned has large patyments LIto moake for Cotton Gin Material, pet'. sons indebted f'or New Gins or Repairs on Q14 Gins, nre roquested to make PitOMPT Pay men t, as it is out of it'h qenstion to carry on business on an indefinite credit. nov 14-Im J. M. ELLIOTT. WOODWVA Ill) & LA W b-ivo an tmusually large stock of Doulevard and Ba.-oral THIRD LARGE Stocki We are now receiving dei thiid supply of General Mcr. ehandi e --atie largdst ever of W iN NSBO RO'. 60 pieces Jeans; Satinets .2 manfy b)ought at the North Carolina FactoIry. 100 pieces Ameridan PrintM. Another assortmuCt of those 4-4 Gretones. A. hir stk of f M'sh Dres4 Ch(uxs; ,such as . AIllpacas, Dv: baiides;, Reps;. Poplinis; Chinese 3ilks; &.. 1000 ink- neiN Shoes and Boots.. Recolleet ive WAR RANT our thoes 1Wc fi-oi wOO) and PAP.Et. A fall sto1k Of Crockery re 12eived fiolnt Trenton Fantory-. .-heaper thanu ev"eri. We partieularly invite the ittention of the( ldieis to our LADD BROS & CO. nov 13 ' 'htly 01114ly. 600 lb.1 A merican eInndy 1011 lbs. French Canly assorted. 20 lbm. Cocoanut Stripa,. Dessient.ed ne'nonnt. nd, a large nusort. 1(1t o' aied Fruitt nnd Polted Meals. noV 00 U. 0. DIlSPOIHTE;S & Co. BEATY & BRO. JUST RECEIVEDk 270 Sacksa fresti erourd Augduta F louir, dll iradca 10 Blushels lonminy. $25I~akagsKits, ) blId., j lbb!. and bbis. Nos. I, d aivl dI Shore and k I ra M ess Mackei-el. I Car load Satli; A fu assortment of Gi-oceri':, and Pro. i-ott ond9, all of MIichz will be soki nov '2 T H E Ilntendaint andu Wvardr'nitol' the Town L of 1Winnsboro, in Conel met, dlo or. daiin,' T~hat the fen'tergt of the market shall have the dxcluiive. right to the snln of all Frauh Merits, as Beef, Mutton, IKhl and Pork, fromn 8 o'cldek P. NI. Io 10' o'clobk A. M. .\ny other parfies who shiall deliver fresh 2ueats within'the corpoire limbsa of t-he I1I tihtring the hours nho've specifloed shall be liable to ii fine of $5 for each and e~ery offence.. Dono in Copell, this 28th ddl of November, in the Tonn of Winns now 81f.-f3zS Clerk. FURNITURE 1 Consisting of Walnut, Imnital ion WaT nut, and Rosewood, of the very best quality. For design andi workmavnship t'neegnalled, andI oheap as can be bo'ught an'y#h'er4 thin stie 6of the city of New York o'r I'rk'i'more, of the sftme quality. Everyl~hfIg w6trant edl a., represenltd Mahieds' dnd Lumbar for s . Catll and she for f'onraolle, u's seo'ng Is believing. Fiirnltinie 'teatly t'epaired at tmoderate prices. nov 22 11. W. PIL!Tps; A $ we gave credit on the faith of tbe' ''First Cotton," and vow need woney' badly, all parules mndeitedi ea urged to' pay L'S their acceun's. si, once. ne v 19 MbfuTI &re I- rt~a