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AV .4 . Old papers,suitable for wrap. ping goo-1.4, fir Sale At this oflien. Now Advortisements Now is the time to get ]iargains F. Elder. Mr. S. Wolfe offers "Great h1 ducoments" in this issue. Road his advertisement. Thanks, - We return thanks to seaty & Iro., an) to 1). It Flonnikeii for presents of flue family fluu, ma de froi new wheat, advertiUseents f which will -be found inl atothr ot Iin. Ba t. M r. Bait' boet is heat un. Mirs. . I, . l uo.n hia:si lit1 to our ofijee i ieut weighij .is ptisis ani a quIar ter. Wien weo get a fe v more of the.e big fellows we'll shrjw -in a lo .of "dead lbe a'" au-I at:%rt, a siir, miansufactory. 1 Death IR O!SaIIrLy "h' ,.1t a:-", the 'ufv.t s -daughsiter ot' .l. and Mrs. S..hlng W olfe, pa-sod a w,'y after i a brit f. - 11 jouru of six mombs. From its birth I ;t was d( 'iet, arid giu~tidally faded -aIWay. We tender our syp athiis to the bereaved family. Per sonal. We ar pleased to hair (hat 'laster t T. K. Eltiott, son1 of 1i. L. Elliott, l., bore < i the ret onld .lioms of the , u rth Ii i ss it the Virgitnia .\ili tary n. titute, at the ri.ccn eVt.Iar-i naitiI.S. '1he eliass was a very la-ge i one. Mist.:r E olitt, has the - Mt, Zion schol!rhip, and. woiLre glad to d -find that -e .s nu.uii:g her reputa- u t,il. Off for the Mountains. , C YeAterday msring Metars. Ti*crre Jheot, Dul ose ."glest-on and.John J. s .Neil, 1ift ton m'ion an 'excursion o t ,o j miouttais of North Carolina._ The i travel is their OWnl -'olV:!ynIo-and;I )iopoe !,:i inw an independent tici. a .Thy. 1. . t . t , Cleveliund prings C aid will thYsee ta.k.e up a line of f, in as cht to\; d Azeville and the 1 valley of the Fiench 13road. We pre'. i diet fur them a delightful trip. Orops - ' From a gentleman at Rocky Mount C we have received the following report it of crops in that section : "Crops in this neigh iborhood not good, biad stands of cotton, corn also looks badly, have C had grass,-muchly. Have needed rain e until Saturday evening, when we-got , -I good season, accompanied with a C heavy wind, which has blown the corn down so much as to prevent it being i ploughed again." - u There has been a drought of four C weeks duration in the Bethel neigh borhood. Rain is needed at Ridge. n way. Wiunnsborq has. beeh visited g withtl refroahiing showers. p Hlerpotological. , ... a People generally have little faith li in snake storiess, and only a person of i the most undoubted veraoity, can toll C one with iimpunity. A friend haa brought to this oflico for tho inspec- hi tioni of the incredulous, a cast away d snake skin found recently near Rooky i 1ountt. It mseasures seven feet five r Inches, and wihen first. ahed was two c inchies lunger. It i8 perfectly pro. c ser ved, even to the film covering the eye. Ilis bnakeship has not yet boon f found. A gentleman several years ago in the saume neoighborhood killed d a .black runner, and when hie hold it '2 iup as high as he could reach by a stick 1 l.n the middle of the b~ody, both ends t touched the ground. s Irreenlarity of the Mails. On Satunrdaty morning no northern mail caine to W innsuboro, and on Sun. J day there was no mail from the south. )ehave itnquired particularly from t thte condluctor and find that the new a colored mail agent on this route fail. ed to put in an appcsatance on Satur- ( <lay in Charlotte, and thus a whole I trip was lost. Were this the first irrcgularity, we might be~ disposed to I pass it over, but the thinig has happen qso fequently -that forbearance < ceases to be a virttle. . . - If the health of the niail agent be too delicate for oonatanit ,duty, let him readgn. If he .) (nompetent and neglectful of duty, let hiin bei dismissed without delay. . ..The posi tion of a mail earrier is pno of the I naDost responsible in the whole service 1 of the government, and none but the K b'est men should fill it. We do not j' know wvhether Senator Robertson or Congressmian Wallace has 'the ap-1 S poisntment. The Lttention .of these gentlemen are called to this neglect of dusty, ansd we trust whichner is responsible & r the appointment willi examine into the matter, and dismiss the oppointee, unless ho excuse him. self sati.sfuetorliy. Marny persona are afraid to send v aluable pack ages through the mnails in Diptheria. Diptherit- is spireding in town, 4 lbout a dozy-n ceisi reported. The I Iease is uite sevore, but no dcatle I lave occiurroJ. )ancor. Dr. jj idd-,- assiste, by .-Dr. Robert ion, has recently : suooe'sfully per. ormed two operations for canoor of he breast. ?ire at Frog Leve. The flourishing little town of Frog evOl, ir NeAb.rry County, w hb iearily destroyed by io -lua't Satur-. e lay night. Thirteen stores and ,tuo e welli g h,. u:!-es. 1110 inl riis. The oljt-s - cle .. 4 00,t:00. .';111'e, th e i., uplpo.ed to iane been tl.a w'rk Of Ia ncendiary. hlanka. ;. W We tus:.stIUIki to I. M. PUn. V eqlysq., fur a'very jngeniou-1 life hunical itapleauaemet. A.s it counbines - wh1olo "tool chest" in itrelf weI now no namie for. it. [.tis it . the Amile tiac, a hamtimtter, a mgohlk di -rc, nut *cracker, a uuow-dr iver, ' tack-airi'jor- find a sis-ijeluh rule. rice only 1Ift3 eills. 'ire. Seuveral days cines the. dwelling f Mr. Wm . L'urray on -1orris Ce.ek . ith tL.e outbuildibgs connected was itally de.,troyed by fPre. This is a ery heavy loss, especially omining at aii time of the year. The configration 'as prqbably cau.ed by a Stove pipe. ,ince l'itchens bave beea. brought ito the manin building gond stoves have h een used, there have been half a ) o.en fires, for every one occuri-ing i nder the old trder of things. Our eCp9e.oftnnot be ' to eareful. ogeotion, Many per.sovs are under the impres. ion that Col. d1bett, who killed ti udge Cooley rhoontly, also killed i ol. Itusom Colhoun in a duel dur- , ig the war.. 1'he Soutierai: Home il so labors under the samne mi:3iake. ci. Calhoun was killed by Col. Al. -ed Rhett, a brothgr of. Col. R. B. I hett41Ji-. We believe that Gol. Rh.tt c as r.ewer before had a d ifflulty. He a gentleman gniet and unassuming, a id courteous in manners. Judge 11 ooley's letter was very offensivo in 0 s tone. t04 tei epted Robbery, . .b Several nights since Mr. W. J. V ra*for d6df this Cognty, was awak ied t y the -alarm of his wife that ti >we one.- was in. his room. Mr. at rawfprd jumped up, and- rushed for It to door, falling over a chair 01 i the way. The intruder ran t uder tho-.. bed And while Mr. rawford was opening the door to -t a light, be jumped through the indow, carrying.,uev.al pancs ofT lass with liiN'. Mr. Crawford gave ursuit, and after followi.ntg., the trail tuile-, found that a house b'oy whomni e had trusted implicitly, ilhad done h iodeed. Noth ing was stolen. ninb Law. ,. -I. The, Town 'Counoil 'of Yorkvillo ~ ave passo~l an ordinance that any t og running the streets without be ig muzzled shall be takeni up and d oturned toUits ownaer on ipaymer.t of no dolar flne. This or'dinance was , alled furth by the appearace of a iad dog int tdeu It wouldi be well or our Council in the present cmpti ess of the treasury to. levy a tax on ogs in Winahoro.'- A t ax of three ollars on etery dog would go far to rards building cisterns.,..Thoro arc no many dogs In town. Levy a tax pen them and only -the'- good ones ,ill be kept ; the worthless canine rill go the way of all flesh. tround Town. -. . - Diptheria has again ;appeared in own, but as yea hias not assumned a.. 'erious ebaracter. More rain in town oti TJucsday. s iardens are refreshied and the atmon- n here has cooled down-./ 'T'bo ,late rains have injured the b aek streets. A slight unpleasantnlesn occurred ! n the Fourth between two boys. ~ hbe apjfearalled of 'a poliooman pro ueed a sedative offseot on their pas ions. S3uck..gg dogs hare appeared on he.haok streets. Lots of rain T1hursday 1pight. The armers are; in a more pius frama of I nind than they wete -hist week. 'To. The spiati Hall ls going up 'apidly.. , a. . , A great,stringency exists I~n ei nony marliet..Every body is hard up. r'ho Looal is dea'd-broke., - A y,oung tgentleman.,r.equests-us to itate that all the unmarried people n town are not engaged. He is still on 1 ,he carpet, and thinks that any.such1 -eport is damaging to one's prospect. When a fellow is reported engaged, ;he ladies drop him like a piece of iart~ iron. .Any lady .matrimonially Inclined will ho fu.hed with tis; putloatn'sinaue on inquiring at oui dffieo. 1He is a person of stead: -ibits and prepossessing app a'noer tnd weans business. raudulent Claims. The oitizensdef the old North Stati ro arousudon the subject imatter o he i.,sue of fraudulent bonds. Thej epudiate the samne, and no doub u8tly, too, for North Carolina hai ever refu.ed to pay any honest debt ontracted in good faith. At the samt uwe our owu State is in the saw lennu,but we foar hast not the.Ai6ra) ourage toomy out in .lepite of 11.,1di liism, fiat j-esl - 6a r'-i t 1 8! 1in , W c 'ilt pay our honest Lebhts, tnt n% % is 40 wo Ill -to know we callnot, uId w.il ot cot ibu~tte to the payluetCIt 01 oid'., anl stocks that have been is. nein 0raud, ginst our peoplt SfjEtc', Gr p'ronoto the t el n i.r Iutus u ( sue6. incil '1 4ocott, 'MoSo, eg, l'a-ker andtu..h like, )iurt.n, k)is & Co., ni.h Kiimptonl niot ex Jpted. O this tatter-of Slate in. Cbt ed Ief':w, our- motto is k'tiuillions >r defenie. gainiit villiany) but not Cent fotr tribute.'' illoon A.2ecnsion. It was --u'redl on the street. hursday that 'Jr. Dannenburg- wa. >ustructiing aniother ball.on. That veiiing by six o'clock, qitite a crowd f jIvetnilea had aRSCUblOd before andeekei 's store, anxiously awnit :g tie ascension... At proeic.ly ven o'clock the- balloon apipeared on ie scene, c.'rted by a guard of onor eomposed of *he eltWs of Wiuns. oro. The procession w'un brought up i the reaur 1-y the lucal anw several nal 1)03y, an the it, usial eompii Ilieent Sd-ogs. Tihe place lix'rd upon fur .e ascens;ion was the site ( f the old Odd Fellow's building.'" A fire was indlcd and a stove pipe inserted in te balloon. As she gradu-illy filled, itense excitement waa nuanifested by the boyF," while a fe'wcus howled itr appreciation. The word w.a Ve.n and off she went. - But she >rang a loakI and fell to Mother artU. The leak was mended and. a cond trial. waa successftil. She shot p like a rockot, until she reached an titude of ceveral hundred feet. ere she ignited and became a mass flame. The ascer.sion was a suc se. Another balloon will probibly 3 sent out 'soon to overtake Prof. rise on his trip to Europe. . P. S. We are requested to state at Prof. Dannenburg di not ascend i was commonly :reported on th1 reeto Thursday night. Ile is still i "terra firma." These are only ial trips preparatory to an exeur on to the North Pole in search of the olaris. The day for the trip has not t been appointed. he "Fourth" Thirty-two Years Age. A friend has given us a a copy of to' Carolinijan of the 15th July, 841, containing reports of the cele, ration of the Fourth at McKinstrykc pring and in -Winnsboro. A peru i of these seoma to awakeni echoes 'om the grave. Wd- are told that at 'rooke d Run or McKinsitry's Sprinug, ec declaration was read by Mlr.-Jero iiah M~cCarthy -and the oration was clivered by. Mr. Jaares B:; McCants, f' w-hich a flattering reportis~ given. ome' of the toasts wil.1 .provoko a nile ntow when viewed with tihe light f thtirty years .experiene.- The lirkt -as, "'J ohn C. Cal hours on ornamnto > the ~Unioni, the pride of the State, althought hia favorite measure hat ecn condemnoed untried, we confide a himt yet."' Mr. Calhoun's. measurves were yer aptivating, but could not standI the est wecll. John Q. Adams, Henry Claty, thtc Vhbigs, and Wm. (I. Preston gel payticmular IIli A gentleman proposes the .follow, tg: "Joltn Q., Adanis, thte asble iv trumenit of negroes, toothless ol iaids and hired -paupers--preseni nid futuro generations will remnem-i or'hinfia thi'-chief of abolition." Anotheur gentleman squolcoo M - 'rston :- "ol. Win. C. Preston roat big litdtl." Hetnry Clay is thtus- :done- for: Henry Clay, surpassedl only by ow for .shrewdlnoss and cunning,- sur, assod by none for raachlity and vil ainy." After politicabad been tvoll ven:;i atedl, toasts of local' isctercst wer< ffercd. Thle gjood' wishes -of the as etmblage are tendered t-he orator 6: he day, by a dentlemain of pooth endency : "rhe orator of the day, May-h lifo a lomg life, Marry'a pretty wife, And be a scond Calhoun."' The last toast, and decided~y h est of the occasion, as it would al rays be in seasont, was ofl'ored b: lobert Quigley : 'Tern MoKinsfry's Spring, may It neve go dry., tnd we have such a dinner every Fourti of .July." Th'e Winneboro Troon of Cavalry Capt.Georgo Lcituer, alad celebrated tle day. -A binmpttious 'dinner was partaen of at'M'e1laster's Tavern," and numerous toasts drank. The people of Chester Aso bono-ed the , ocoasiop. -.We giv6" one toast, "The ledior---tlie wheelhorses of ore ation, the jaokierews of the world." The speaker was evideutly filly improssed with the power of womai. Murder Most Fou For the past sik months a careful es. timtate of murderg, suicides, ete., has been kept Iby one of our reader.-) oot h n 1 Sth, in tardor to ahaow the taus''af society in the respective ; rtionti of the Unitned States. It io anly partially taken from the gone r.di teiiraphie di.Itohes and news pn..oor rep-jits, and the result is as followe ir Int thn Nrthe . r vd ad Nrth. toin Stat .-:n aer-., (.,f-a-Il khindg - 199. in thr Southe.n St.1 . *uaib of IB l timnore-- uiders, (.1f all kind.,) 1:3 . alak irg Iand giving- the. allovatade -of popull.ationl as two te .bime, : de40 nu in~re.i* in .rth and v:et ?f the o tnea of evei to otic. I'n 'ew%' or. city alune the ititacr is liVo tiaaes as groat as the .who.*1e oftIlk)- efev*u -Sout her n States, ,a 1:1. yet hn 1 we ha7c no-record of a son killing his father;.r a ioth.-r poiSoning her children. 'f tihe In utnnhier o,, murders Soutlh, seven) ty-seven are amnouag the 0clui ed popun'. lation fur which th6 whites art. in no eay 'resporible.' A moTIng the. whit eS., South, two fell in diiuds, (we hure no fears the North will ever make buoh a reL rd.) Lynch law prevaited' in te Nqrth wdbf, yet no0t. a m,n .h been incare-ated forA a -' vialation of the Ku Klux law, whilkt over otno lundred I th Me South have been i-mprio pd in Northern ponintentian. r .iei -" ngetiance is m'ie' snith the -Lord, and I will repay." So mote it be. In A lb::ny cnity, Indiana, the reguulat.br, (they call them K11 Klux in South Carolin4)cknowledge they 1)ut asido 110:less tha'n seventluen men .for misdeicanors during the Iast yent'. What We Want The following which wo- el5 froln the local column of an old Nvrfolk Day Book suits.-ouir "tvants" so well that wye publieh it under our local head, and mnvite -our readers to peruso it well. We want all-we nG al: "Individually we want a thlsand things, rand Mrs. Local watits te'n titines ad'nany ; but it is of tho: wants of the coImunity that we speak. We want 06t btreet repjaited, and the name of each painted on tho corn. ers for-.the convenience of strangero and '!itizens. We wrant improved watpr rupplies to gtuard our - ity, against the great diainger of deetnitel ive conflagrations4 Wec want marches filled up. It will add vmatliy to tleo appearance of thoecity' and the value of real estate. We want to stop hero .more of the pi-oduce n hiehn p-eds throhli thie city en onto to Northeihi markets ; and ans one step towards this We want factories. ' *:' We want the idle boys who thraig our streets to go to work, and for this reason We waint factories. WVe v/ant 'oixt population to ini creaso, and for this reason We want factories. We want to see scorcs of new hious esi springing up, and to find occupants for them . Wro want factoi ics. We want our people to realize thiij they have one of the prettiest, mosit attracetive, most advantatidously looa ted'eities in A m'rica, anid We want our people to act 1.ipon tihe idea, and go to work with; a will to mnake other pcdpie think so. We want our.psople to know .fldbt a good way to nutake other people think so is for each inani to improve and beautify is resideznce. Wo- want space to complete 'o r list of wants- to-day, and will finish t ho chapter at another time." Brainiarda' Musional Month'lIf, The July niumber of tha favorte Mlusical Monthly is at hand and con tains ain unusually fine selection of beautiful now -munaie atn initerestieg 'eading matter. T1he Mucsical World has attained tan enormous ireulatioir tht-oughotit te coun traj and certaiuly deserves its succees.. Thu mniq c on talned in.eheIh'nunilor l;:alone twoM N ayoar's taubscription. It is edited'hy Kasrl Morr, orte of-the ablhst vfl-itbre ont musical mnattero in the 'oounatry, and is invaluable to anin usilcian or~ lover of mnusien TIhe' subscripti'orilis only one do(-lar' a year. Specimen copies ean ho obtained by addressirig - tile ptrblishers, S. JiRAINARDs' SONS, Cleveland, 0,. A Detroit negn'Q prisoner, on his way to the pieitentiary for laroony, wan asked what hoe thought of his trial. Hie raid, "When dat lawyeor dat 'ten:1. ed me miade his sp~eeh, I made shuah I was going tol take may old hat and walk right out of dat eo't roonia: but when theo other lawyer not ump and comnmonecd talking, 'I knew I was de biggest rascal on top of do earft" .1 Sillguilar Case of Mental Aberration, The Tribine tells of a very touihi case of nienial alienation in a chatirini younga lady, aS despribed by a rtre observer. Not Jioig agio, her motlh< utnId lierin.hei- roou energetically.sar mg stockigs, ILd- lonifter Hse appeai ed in the litchen and assisted ihat wor dering dame in maiking and bakin bread and pastry. Alarmed by the4 fearful signa of intellectual disorder, h! fond parents inmediately sent, for a il ful physician. who watched ier throtga a keyhole while she sowed but ton's u her fathers, garmett.R and menl-d ti.os of lier little brother Mch aflhveted, th vs.erable mman remnrked that neovet ritirituri a m.vlen praet-ign ol twenty -fiv yes ars..d o kino y i an iytig persl 10 mtu iifs.as. sneh sympi bitome i -i th.-o e iuq liha r! renl i ngv phe 'iiofal, i'ow ive-r, w s sow the oltr daV11, w l-r Iiid !. .- hus a f :1 hoil- 4 roe' int'' her '.n~ ly: anii %ilaw, gave he !''ti s ,' i ll t o b'y a nelwo d res s'r ved '.a , *:e < i, t ..ed a ne sy ! .s tisi -.''c . b 'tt l l I V i : . V. o 6 !I'I rt- ".5 y a I r~~ 1,-.-; r I , 40 A.,it:lh ratIher l, !,Utibl tlgk, ih . ns.t t l : I Yet I da iSlf. i'or.A fi-w m114 9110 Iis hii h 61.1ib (It'l l I er midis g.>ne I I r i I v .-C.' b llu.S' Rrlls hi l ly ll in glep. - letre are the h1ot e, rents of sotr. o be gh-sL t inn;' :inat es', wl:o, scannl ot, lvr 7inhuat the :ad,biion (if bjack pay Mr PI uWt well, h)o;aIrd (or s tlf - id fa tily I v $1 .1 er mot b; Senal11tor Sgt, Cal-li t i% ,;, rset, $1,000 p..r iiuni mAi I00, or'about W900 a eiur, Ilenir !aon.'Vice Pre-id<-t , boanlel :i t hs aith.higtolloHouse for many yvars at t.; rate of $40 a imonih, iJro> hin M'a. . DdJi1an, Comr iss.>:m-r ol istLerial Pmvelu.w, ,pays'$l 200 a year idisse renit, inrnishi-ed. d!"hn1 SheL-:-1: htards ;I the Ilaaniltori I olli'e, with wi!. or $180 a neitiI:.". Tho average CouI rres-mani sp-eTldI in Wa hitglton city tinlg the yeai:.bouit $.4,000, nmod near y fill I leIst ai r and part, of th. \'s.i a-rii meinbers satve and take home anhout W,000 per trin. ', N1.11 i i * k 1h111n1 n 1(r, toekto.1, looper anita Stewart spend 'ioblv $12,000, t $20,000 p-r antlIni itn. ar.o extj iottnR.- Corre.pon dncs C e Chicago Ti Savaninal rejoices in a vegetable nontiosity that is described na a ly,. srid ear tit corn, oi which aro altur iate rows of corn and barldy. So!no people act as if their newspa. ier debts were like coeic, and would ettle themselves in timo by lutig tanding. The surveyorsof the Cheraw an 3110sto R4i1road'ha've renled' witioin a ottpla of mit'es of Lancaster coirthouse. jss Suallis Muliti, dauiter cf id 'Rev. B. 1, Alauldin,<libd at\ Wil ianston oi Sunday night,Tun'e 20. 'tlribute of Respect. Fr TArenv?..1t .9. C.;, July 6th, 1873. i it ASs ethI lasnte ltred otur faily ,tnd remnoved from ,ur midst. P'ust Masiter tit berteWm folevman, be it , I.'ceol':i That. In tile deat h of our* bro oieor, 'aet Master RIobuIrt. W. Colemian, i 1 ln:tti od4ge has hoist one of sts miost, uisefusl andlt ntelligenst mfenmbers5, and~ thatt wo feel on:s osst to bse irreparable. ItroI~ed.. ThM~ ,*yeilai. In tihe hitgh ust esrisniin a:3 a B:rother Tfiester Monsori msd that thIe seoveringj .of the tie of brother. y love i ainru'll.y fejt.t iOon thc Irhole muembceship of Coleman losi go. Rlealred, Thast i) him51 was centredt thai rue chariay, to relice the dlist.rosaed, it :eip the widow andl the orphan. to miakc ig.hp l1urden ofs nasi-r to wvhleh main Rc~olvedf, 'Jgbat in rr.ouriIng our loss by lsis dea h- we are chlooredi withi the hop< lint heo has beens gatheuredl into the Oreal [rand Lodge above-tat hsose not mad< willh hiasnds etertitt ins the lioavens. . /egoliedI, TsaL..to..his tender amnd bereav Id faddli!y'we offer thd tear of symnpatha ad to i heir mouning, we ad d our grief gudlt.tnoenue of own love for lhim who Otishey love'dl so asuachi. RleaoLa'e,- Th'iat the memabers of Cjolemar bodge w'ear the usumal badge of Mourn3N For athirt y dtiyg, antd .thaitt. a blank pege it she mliintes of the Lodge, be dedicated it the miomory of our dleocasedt brother. ItEqolved, Tlaat a copsg of - these resolu lionene fultnlisesd the'family of our (dS easod brothser, and th.t they be publish td In the FAtavtr.n JIr.RALO, ilone in the Ledge,. J, F. .V. LEGXO, Soo. Coleman Lodgo No7A -.F..M. - ,ax Nation ? r IIEP.EB7I notify ihe tax-pa ret~s of Fasi L.SeldI Couin~ thqt I, sh all ho p.f. miy oifie from tile let of July to Ausgust 2th, 187!! to reeti.ve r.eturneB.frdnt oach and sall pereoni (imhble tq tagLon Real *Jst ate., and -persona jsyop u~'ytf.r 4gxation of .1878. .Also a taatt . poe ave reqihredh to make retur undoe~ the amended act, of the OoAeral As N4.tobl3'1 approved 20th February, 'V67 to enforce the payment of thme poll tax. an in default of the paymentof this tax a e b~e subject to a penalty of double Ith aimousnt of their poll tax and requir t w ork upon the highway or roa is, TfS at of the %Juersl Assembly provides fo~ th reastoessmetnt of Roal Eat ale, and to o reot the Recoords of the Auditor's offio errors., if any exist, anid to fuirnIsh a oar ful andi 'nrreot retutrn of all taxable prog Erty in Fairfield County, ,The law, also requiires the County Auud tor to ars all parties who fall to mnak a return) of alsoir real or personal propert within..the time above, noted,. wIth a penn ty of 60 pet' ce nt. on both. yhe law in-.th particular will' be rigidly enforced, and a retssraesvwill.bo0 received sund asemen' madetiaocordanec with lair at the Aud tor's offiee In *Wishoro, 8. C. JOELr COPES, Juilyl1-tuz6 A. F C. 1 50 e i of iiew ~1u1.nr Gn: Mills--- sgradIes, low for Cash by ImA TY & JB r, fRIEATIND TIC E UENT OFEREJD TO SASH BUYERS ! r AT S. WOLF1PS~ DRY GOOM ' l'rp.1.18p.l'.;T rI- -d i e .: -<f Plainl, I~inr. ui~ngPen-ales, Ms !n i-dy-mtadelothing~ - r Casmr,. T v eds anil inen, Stid other nutei :Il. A full stock of Cassimcret3 Tweeds, - C W~fladoquand Ulnel. Fhitii nd drawersi or ll gradas. ias for Meit Btoys. Misses and Shoest and Galters. e goojs e.nming I Now is iho time to ec.tre BAlRGAIN-S Everything Cheap for CASH I WOLFESELI.S T IlE A Cu PESTI Will not be underqbi and defies COM . P1E 1lTION. No objection to solling It a few partios 'on lime," provided 600/) )'.P11' can be giveil. Call at, S 0'WUi.R'S, july 0 J U ST G0 Car load Plour, frora "New Whet." Crdtiel A, Ex, C and Domirara Sigrr. Palcled lio and Java Coffee, ALSO Jiraw Coffee. Smaoked a:.ud White Ilacon. B7 D. R. Flenniken. BA R~G AXINS We h ~clave to-daiy placed on 0our counters ab)out DRESS GOODS. CONSISTING 01F * Chales,* .JIn a. variety of'Phatterns.' whlich wO ofiur( at l'i~Cs r'aig 10 Cen~tst 10 cen~t8 pe~r Yard, 200ODWARD4tAW. WANTED. H REiLE or four mon, who'on an;1 will, o plow or hoo as I may twisha, and wi.) pay them t wenty dlasa month for auchsr floio. Apply to - 'na 28 JOhfN HI. CA T IJlOlT. New and Attractive Arrivals. .UIR Spring and Mummer Stock is ro Scived and conf-lently atebmit ted to the 11 inspootion of our patrone Tire tldies a department, Iinluig Halte, and Bontnete . igmmed and urttriramend,a~nd a full supply of 1lydiDress Ooods frein Ihol~arges. esta b lishments boglght, for oash,; with a juidg. mont, oult4vated by.'experfeneo adid a ln .d soquintsnetwlth tho.wantu -and'tasios of our cusfomore. o. Also a full stok of moos -Weargg ipratorials -na iatsV'Doot~e .8460os ~an<[04ttoe, Supplies pf Tin Waro, wooden 'Crockey,,and ass..Waro, Axes, H1oos, low habs li o; Mal, Salt, . Molaass,, Pet rifeubn'&c., all on renionable terms. 3april 19 7) I.AUDInerAJr. V, . Ai iYC4l*,A'wit Rritmfdhvirnulye L"rEST~ PRICES9, Jevd /br~plree i. L H. 1 ALL& CO, -. (1n'0 8,10. El:Vvet St ret. 22. 6?, 7zsethJ --, CN A R L EST0, S. C. This ICut uniered1 n1e:di ng to At-1. nf 1-Congress, i-h 111e ye 187:1, by I IF. It. & (o , in tl oilee of (lte Librarnt of' at Washingon. JDOOTZ, SASH and BLINDS, OU11.1 NO, lIrneke't. Stnir FixtureR, .l u iber Furniishig I lardiVare, Druin Ii1 (i., FhI'or1 T-l,-s, Wire (Gun41rdts, Tecrra Cot.. ta Wtre, Mar-ble and 81ate M1antle Pieces. Window lass a Specialty. White Piine 1b14ther fri ae. Cir-eillfitiarS ld Price 1i.t4 srit frle Ol application, by P. P. T)A L1, ''0 loye and 33 Pitnckneoy sis., Oct i - Cliales(on, 8. C. Kerosene I rWO harrels Kierosene1 Oil. The purity fo 'ewhic is guns ante(ed, m '.10 ti U. U. D1ESPORT' IiS & CQ.. Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta 1all Road. Odl. inIA, Jun11o 13, 1873. T JI olwn aqne eidl will .be run over this roal on and afteir MONDAYV, 10th instant : DAY TRAIN-GoNG NOJITIC. Leave Augusla, ut 3.52 a m "4 Colutimbin. 8. C., 8.42 a it% 64 Wimhro, 10 t) a m 14 Chester, 12 1 rp 1 Arrive at Chirlaotte, N. C. 2.27 p DAY TRAIN--0,tio oU1,it. Lexe (ha4lotto, N. C. at 41.20 a mn " Chmer t027 a in " Wiinnabor0,. 7.l a1 mLI " Colehi'i 0.'V am Arrive at A tgui:lai 2.00 p' mi .1) \1l'n.3 A N D11F'iGON, ien'! Suipt.. E. IC. Do44s1:v, Gene1(4ialTicke't Agent.. jne" 17:. ~A!WATS ON ifAND. Work oif ainy kin.i, ro'raring old (Jina, matkinig andu repairinag Oriait .1 AillR, at ilhe old iena'il kno1wnI asi MoC-rgighit's 8hop). juneli 2l4-iim J. W. McCRt E1)11T. FO0R S A LE. 25 iijs c. I. J1oon side In pri me ordr--hic wil h sod fr he lowcat oasha price by thto Iloglthead--or on credit -nfor note with two apiproved euretees pa)'able 15th ' October nex~ *,. fulvt 8 n1AnOr & GOn