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Jon Pni wro.-Our o- ie has been fitted with all materials necessary for printing jobs of every deseription. Bills, Letterlieads, Posters, Invitation and llusiness Cards &c., &w. NEW A Dv it:TiSE1M:-N TA. \Meeting Wisboro Hook and Ladder Company-John 0. Squier, Seeretary. 1.( c and Valuable plantation for sale-Sam'l. McAlileS. Do not fail to read Woodard & L-wa advertisement. Tmi CanTI.:n.-We learn that the projuet of repealing the charter has been dropped. COToN.-At the time of going to pre:s ye.terday evenlin'r, cotton was seliiig at 10 a 12 oen's in this maike lt. A NOTllEn DEAT1n Fi"M DIPTDIEnIIA. -On Saturday, Dr. John U. Mobley lost his only child, Mamie, aged six years, fioni diptheria. ToUiNAMINT.-We learn that a tournament was held oil Thuarsday at at Iloreb, at which our young towns man, V. Ml. Hlavden, took the first prize. Coun-r WEr .-This is court week, and a number of persons are in town. The c iiniial docket is pretty fNll, and one or two eases of iiterest will be probably tri d. The cis il docket is hght. ViR E l\GINK.-The Fire Engine "Fairfield,"' arrived on Saturday, She w ts tri oin the same day with sut factory re.uT. The engine is a littlie beauty, and the ficemew'u a stal wart bet. So that we expect good service in case tof a fire. ToEns --Telegra pht ic dispatches report that Ei ward Stokes, who killed Jim likk in New York two years ago b, on his third trial been found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to four years hard labor in the penitentiury. -L cinaNTAr. SnooTrNo.-WNe re gret to state that our young friend, Dr. R. C. Arnett, aeuidenutdly shot li:'.elf pf-sleiday. It temos that Uc. Araett w:as takinag imis pt(l out of his rtket it slipped from his hand, the hammer strickiig tile flour, causing the charge to explode, the bullet taking clet just below the knee cap. The wound althiougl pain ful iS iloL Co(Ii: rxj] (r id ngerous. ANxOTHRn: DEATHi vo.N DItir ruA. -Dipttheria has claimed anottier vie tin, inL Mary Logan, a little daughter of the late Rev. A . A. Porter, D. D., and nieco of Col. J. Li. Black, of Ridgeway. Since writing the above, we learn that Mr. McNulty of Doko, has lo.st a chiid, agUd two years, of this same dreadful disease. strong belicvers in tile philusophy of Darwin. Anothe'r proof of is theory is in one ollice. It is a potato, grown) on Capt. IC. J. Means' puee, thatt is almflost tile counterp rt of a baboon. It hias a trunk and limbs, and down ita body are ap~.parently corde*d veins. Thins is a decided step from the vegeo table towards tile animal kingdom. Weo this tuber planltedl it wouldt doubtless produce a 11ull formed "hu man'' in two or three generations. Tn FAnt.--The Fair opens in Co lumibia, on next Tuesday. It will be seen by an advertisement that the Stockholder.s' meetingf of the C. C. & .A. . R 1., il he he)0itld in Co)l umlbia on the same day. The prospect of a "flee ridle,'' will doubtless attratt many visitors. Those who al*rent Stuoekhladers can make the .round trip for~ i hre euenis a mile (abont one (d01. lar from Winaboro) provided they' have their tiokets stamped at the fai'r ground. T1he nightt trains now run0 nin g will he founi con lenien~ft. Visi torlo cani take the imidnighmt train dvtwn, mand return I the neCxt night. The expen es wil! he comparatively light. Let every body attendl. PETIT Jn i. - Th'lle following is a lirt of the Petit .Jurors drawn for the Novemiber Tel m of Court: Frank iIoles, James MeC'arley, Jlerry La.uderdale, David R. Gladney, Wesley Mayfielid, A. Y. Turner, R. F. Martin, R1 4. Desportes, W. TP. Thorun, Adamn Da wkimas, .Jerry Kmi caid, Bristol Kini.tler, George Holly, Warren Menadenhall, Jno. 0. Matthew, G. D). Ladd, Scepheu tbb, WV. E. McN'lh, A. It. P'ettigrew, Prince Mar. WV. hlaoklaart, TPhomllas .Jordan, Israel Tird, Frank Mozee, James Jone, John Gibson, W. J. Clowniey, RI. N. MeMater, T1hos. WV. Traylor, John II. Prn~at, Wm. IR. (arrison, Sypihax * atterson, Cenlter (Gibs~on, P. Jeninsi~. Senoo00. C~ONvEN,'roN.-TheIl Seboo1 Coinvention was held on Saturday. Reports were reccived from different townships as to the condl itionl f the r.olols. After this, r teps wmere taken for a permianent organizaltion1. Mr. Rl. Mouns D~avis was chosen p erma neu~t Chairman, and Mr. 11. H1. Robertson, Secretary. A commit ta" w~s nuppointted to preparo rules and~ regul'atiob. for the Conavention, and alio a progra mme of exercises for the noxn meeting. it was also unani mounisly carried that State Superin tendent Jilison, be requested to visit and address the Convention at its next 'eeting. The second Saturday in February was chosen for the next meeting, after which the Convention adjourned. A SECOND JoNAli.-A strange fa. tality seems to attend the Groat Fastern Circus. It i3 said to have introduced the yellow fever into Shreveport, La. The morning after it exhibited at Lumberton, N. C., a young ian was found murdered on the grounds. The Nowberne Times says it did not perform at night at Kinston, because one of tho attaches in the evening frightened a child into convulsions, resulting in death, by threatening to throw it into the lion's den). O. the day the same cir cus show, d here, Mr. Cameron died suddenly ot apoplexy, and a colored wonan was seised with a fit and ex. pireo that night, while Mr. Boliok was bauly shot by Mr. Duncan. This is certainly a remaikablo chapter of casualties, and the Groeat Eastern might well add to its other names the appell htion of the "second Jonah." Oua Boo Sn ELF.- We have re ceived the October number of the Southern Musical Monthly con taining new songs and musio, and some excellent reading. llandso me inducements are offered in the way of prices. This is a first class Jour. nial. and being a Southern institution should be patronized. Specimen Copies sont free. Address Ludden & Bates Savannah Ga. Rural Carolinian-The November number of this sterling agricultural journal has been received. A new volume was commenced in October, and this is a good time to subscribe. Terms $2 per annum. Walkor Evans & Cogiell, Charleston S. C. The Phrenological Journal for November, confii mns the oft-repeated opinion ofthA Press at large, that no one can read that publ'cation with out deriving some practical good. It is full of meat for the mind, well served and savory. REVEAL OF THiE CHARTF.R.-We find the following in the report of the leg iblatiVO pioceedings : Mr. Miller, of Fairfield, gave notice of a bill to repeal the charter of the i tounof Winnsboro. We presume thia is M. S. Miller, our wh ite legislator. As we have not been positively informed as to the cause of t.is ..ctiou we will say but little at present. We presume it is L.eoauLe the member was arrested by tihe police on Friday for an alleged interferenoe3 on his part, in tho arreot -f1, drunken colored man. We would adviso the irate legislator to cali him himself,and seek redress, if he has been injured, in some other way. A repeal of our charter would not as a two-edged sword, and be productive of evil to all parties alike. Witins boro has been remArkably quiet du. ring the past few years. Good feeling prevails among all classes. If thi, happy state of affairs is ended it will ultiimately be a e-ause of regret to others beside the present Town Council and their supporters. WeT thlerefore ad vise Mr. M iller to ro - co.sidter his action, This will be the safest for all parties. DraoF' Mu. BoLuCrt. Mr. Levi M. Bolick, who was shot by Mr. Ileze kiah Duncan on the 24th of October, died on Sataday morning. For sever. Al days he seemned to be doing well, hut on Friday, a henmorrhagoeonsued, anud he sank gradually until Sunday. An ingniest wvas held by Coroner Ruftf. The evidence addued i.bowed that Messrs. Duncan and Bolick got into an altercatzion about the arrest of a person. that. hot words followed, that Mr. D)uncan drew his pistol atnd fired, but his nistol was strnuck in the air b'y Mr. Lafayette Poteet. Mr. Duu can fired a second time, and the ball entered Mr. Boliok's breast, burying itself somewhere under the tight shoulder. Mr. Boulick wvalkedl off a few steps and sat down. HeI was carried into the store of MoMaster & Brico, and thence taken home. Dr. L add, assisted by Drs. Madden and Aikeni, -nade a pest mortem examnina tion, anid pronounced that the wound was the cause of death. Tihue jury then gave the following verdict: That the said rLevi M. Bolick camne to his death on the second day of No vetiber, by a wound received from a bullet fired from a pistol in t ho hands of Het.zekimh D~uncan, in the town of Winnisboro, on the 24th day of Octo her, 187?3. THlE ADVANTAGES 01F ScIExc.. Many wonderful discoveries haveo been made in science, by which the world has been greatly benefited. Among those are three that we wish to cspecially mention. A certain kind of Rock (we don't remember ex. notly what sort) contains the purest gelatine. F'romn cloth, sugar can be made. Excellent flavoring extracts are distilled fromi leather. A scientific friend determined to make a niovel preparation of a popui. lar dest-ert, lie obtained a quantity of this rock anid by chemical reagents extracted the geiatine. Tlhmis he made into the purest jelly. Hie than took an old shirt of his that bad lost all its buttons and was therefor e valueless, and by treating this with aulphurlo acid produced a supeni or quality of sugar. With this he swectenedl the jelly. He then took tin old boot, decidedly the worse for wear, mu.d '.istilled a liquid that by the addition of a few drops of esson tial oil became a deliciotus flavoring extract;- when this was added to the compound, the result was a bo w f delicious jelly. Our friend then gat down to partake of this tempting des sort and gorged himself. The experi ment wpuld have been a complete success but for a slight accident. Some iron and copper tacks frotu the boot heel got into the mixture ; whou the sulphuric aeid retnairingf rom uanufacturing tho sugar, united with the tack, forminb copperas and hblue stoUe, and fatidly poisoned our ex potimenting friend. lio died in great agony, a niartyr to the cause of science. But his fate teaches a use lul lesson. Hereafter no on1 will be so foolish as to eat jolly tnanufac tured from rock, *.hirt-tails and old boots, without seeing that all vesti ges of copper or iiun are removed. With this precaution, the experieintit will be an undoubted succesi. A LARUE AND VALUA LE Pl1 1 1 TA I 00N FOR S1 . I "ILL expose for snie onl the Iirst 1oniiday in December nex I. at Lan caster Ccurt Hlotuse, ihat l;arge ind valup. ile platiation, late Ihe property of J. L Perry, deceaseil, containin_ about 3300 ACR *-S, The laidl i!' ,ititel o theo Citawba River, about live miles from Liberty Hlill, and cottams nbout vix hundrod Acr.'s in ORWIIN AL FOREST, a large amout of BIranch andi Rivr IAt tIcms. Al i he up Inds and Iratch bot. [omt n1d part irf tie Jir whinds are Well adaptiI( !d iocottonI. Terms very liberal. An extended credit. will he giveni. SAM'L. McALILEY. noY 1-tixi We now offer our Stock of Dry Goods Boots andi Shoce, Dress (loods, and Glothing, .A T W - .3 .A T usa REDUCED Special attention called to one Lot of Shawls (Ilered at COS' ! Onie Lot of Cloaks of'ered at COST I One Lot of Gltin,!.% , cniin g of HadoeCs.i meeSuits, FanIcy Casimer Pante and Black Cloth Coat~e, AT COST TO CASH CUSTOMERlS I WOOD WARD & LAW. no,-1 BOOTS & SHOES UJT LS1loceived a comipleto assortment of BoOTS nnd1 SIlo)~Ss of every rtyle andi q'tality. The grO euer p'rt [ have 71 nr. chiased inl person irect lrom, M ani -ictors F A GTION. A L 30. A lot of Hasts and Caips, of the latest styles at, oct &0 R J. Me"AtRLEY'S. DR. ISAIAH SMIPSON, CIIA RLiOTTrE, N. C,~ And public geoneral'y, liht, hie will visit WINNSi4o ito. 8. C., profossionally* the. 10th1 day of November, and reoain two weeks. t bildrenl's t-ceth exnmined anld t reated( in the miost. sk Iillu manne11r. Satisfaction Gua~ranteed. net 28-4w Charlotte, ('olunlibia and1 AuIguls Ia linilrod Conip:my. rnn 111., 8. C., Oct ober 21, 187:i. AT the~ last annuaiil meeting of I the .L:-8Stockhiolders of thb> Company, Ilhe loll owing order was nitde: "'That thle annital meet ings he hereafter held on lie fIirst Tiuesdlny a fier thei secood Mlona'y ini N avember of e.ch yem : and thiat. tile nlextI 1 anual meet ing ho held ini November, 187:1, in Colnsuhim, 8. C."' In accordance with thle ah~ovs re54uttionl, the annual meeting of thle Stockhoildtra 't t his Company will be held( in thiis oity on the ELEVENTil day of NOVEMBEtR next. cot 28 C. BOUU1~TOUT, Sec'y. Frsh~f A rrivaIs. AIFRMiiI Lot o' .andios, Jellina, Pick 13eIs, Oysitcrs, Petohes. Toiuatioes, Green Corn, Salmton, &c. Just recived at MoleNTYRE1 fed 27 BACOT & Co., VOULD give Notice that dl Notes and Accounts dueus the 1st of Novembei next, uust be settled either in Cot ton or Money, by that time, as we wish to close out our busi ness. We have feie as~ much inldulg'ence as we call aflord. Pairties owmng us aid bringi g in their Cotton and not wishing to sell, will be given hid il recee if the Cotton is stored with us. BAG OT & CO oct 28 NEW < AND FASIIONABLE. largo and varied stock of general tt't :bantlltdize. 1oo eImttubiVe to desrclo too varieid to CIUmIrAIC, Ptrcha-ers will do well to c0l1 a nd be tatis'iedl of the fact. Spocial AlttenInce 1ms heen given to the ladlies department. JD. I..axccL -cIa1le,, oc-t. 2 GR AND OF FALL and WINTER T I L L I N E R Y. -AT J. 0. BO A C's. 1again takoe pleaisuro in calling the Ittention, of the ladies to our tuusl Large elock of Iadios pattern liats, and Pounnets, Rtibbotns, Flowevre anid Feathts. A fiu line nl' Di11 Y GiOODS, ladies lDre-s (loods. N..tions and tinnoy goods, ''lothIine;, alon andi Women's Boots, Shoes Ind Gaiters. GrocerIns and Conifeeltion'iries, Cigars and Tobatcco, Furnituret, Miattresses &c. CALL AN D SEI1 sep 18 J.0. BOAG. TO OUR CUSTOMERUS W IE wonid respect fully call the niten. tionl of alt thiose indetbted to us for ap ol ies oft Pho ghe that n t he time is fat ox pirin~g an tailtt.ny hav e not paid us yeti. We ar 110 twing for adlvan sca .i'tadn ti. u,I to1 enbf, 11 to I' -ruisha YOU, andtc have proised '0 to pity by 1.0 luat Novemb0 er. We want to Ibe punct tual (if for, not hinug el so) lot keep~(t ourc rdit u p. We can not be, un-i lests YOUJ be punctual with us. Pa1y us and~ oblige. L1E A'1T ' & 131t0. oct14 GO TO N~ELSON & REFO. To llay Your Lignors. ..IIEY have in store one hundred bar-. rels, embracing every variety from the commonest to the F'INEST brands. Wo direct particular at tention to our FINE~ COltN W fIISKEY, thne purty and age of whlich wo war'rant, andI our' Wines and Brandies reptresent o.'ery clime and Count ry, In conootion with the Liquor business wo have oponod a Rtestautrant for the aceommnodation of the pmuli where meals will be served at all hours, all we ask is a'trial, sat isfaction Is guaranteed. Fresh Lager on draughi. 'Fresh Oysters at the Restaurant, CHAIRS. A NOTIIRE R lot of Georgia Split Dottom . Chair., on hand. como soon. sep 4 3. MoINTYRW. ESTABLISHED 1859. WINNSQB0RO', 8. V. T RTY yeanrs esperienco in repairing ,fall kinds o f Watches. ]~ ~4 V G- ( O ( 'DS. GOL D and Silver Wiioltcs of nil kinds. Fancy .lewelry and Clocks of all derip. ions, which I will sell low for cash Coie and see for yourself. No charge for look. ng. Thankful for past p-it ronage, I so. liit a COUtiULI rOce of the sain. CHAS. MULLER, )pposito Bacot & Co's. oct 14 WINNSBORO FEAMALE 8EMNARY, A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladios. I8. H D. MOOlti, M3 UALLIE ROtdINSON, IP ale BOARD o TRUSTBRI. Hon. W. It. RonDu-rsoM, Prosident. 701. J. I1. RION, It. L rT, w ,E q apt JAS. B1AK T Cpt S. 11 ftowixr, . . MOCANTS. 94q . 0. II. Mo.lAtSEa. TUItMS 07 'o UioN. For higher branchos, iuoluding the angunge, per session, $25. For intermediate classes, por ses, i'o n, $18. For prinary classes, por session, S12. Mi-, per uession, $-20. Boardintg. per monti, inchl ing wash. ng. fuel and lights, per moith, $10. Terms of payment-quarterly in advatiou. JUST IRE CEIVED. 1 Car load Salt, Broakfat Btrip Bacon, Choico Hams Pariched Rio and Java Coffee, and Raw Java and Rio Cofloo, Gr'anulated Ex 0 and C Su gars, Flour, all Grades, Bag ging and Ties, by D. R. FLENNIKi&N. ot 4 TAR HEELS. A IE now recivinig the largest and best selected stook of BOOTS & SHlOES. they hav'e over had, and are uow prepared to adma~iuster solid comfort to needy soles. .ALSO. DRY 0001)3, &c., &o. We always aiim at buying good (O')ODSi and believe thaat thaso who f~ivor us with a trial wIll realise the fact. Me La~tIghlin & Co. CONNOR CH AN DLERI! Success~ors to .J. M. Daly. SE C oN D building Souath of Court. Holise, d ofler a I low figures. a Scaoplete and elegant S'lTOCK of Clhna, (laes ),~.)4fjYnnd ('rookery W A RE. Oentlemen's and ladies' (oldi and silver' Wntehes, (lhe colehr~ted ltlgin Watchies, Silver' Ware, $terling and plated1, Jewelry itn va9rionns yie's and P'attertns, Puire andi plated Oold a ndl ilver It ings, Clocki', SplIaoIles, C UTL EILY, &c. &o. A ny art iclo of our line, not on hindl, cani be procured for a customner in ten dayst ithlout extra charige. Watches, clocks and Jewa'lry, carefully and prom ptly repaired. All work WVAR. RLANTE I. J. 8. CONNORI. C. M. CIIANDLE11. oct 7 1MPORTANT NOTICE. 1ATIES will dlo well to esmo forward imnmedinately and settle their notes and ac counts, which I am tired of havaing hold for the last 24l months, or thecy will f'ind them lat the hands of the Trial Justice for collection. I moan business strictly, for their notes are blue-moulding In moy safe andi I can hardly preserve theni. I think they have sold ootton by this timae of will soon sell. J. D). MoCARLEY. oc in TilE L ATEST, STYLES I JUST RECEIVED. NTiW DRY GOODS. NEW FAN'CY 000 F 1 A 1- C NV EMR'(1ACING Collara, Cu8, Bows, Tiev, so r f<, P1Vh us, hlosiery, Glovos aud II1r.ikerohief. MADAM FOY'S INDISPENSAUrlE SKIRT SUP Corsets--both woveni and pTlain. SACQUES SACQUES. LA dies and Ge.nts Underwear Men'A Shirts and Drawornl. Now IIAI , S iK. nd'i' ioLTr, Roady-nurrilo CInthing, Blatnikets, Spreads NEW BOOTS, SIl ) IS & G AITERS. New of everythiIIg usiaIly kopt in a first class IIOUSE ! 8SELLING Cl!MIP FOil AT JOh N C. SQUI1ERn & 00. Oct 11 NEW CASH S T O E!! J. M. R. MOORE & Co. NEXT DOOR TO John C. Squier & 00, DEALERS IN LADIES DRESS' GOODS3! AND UNDERWEAR. GENTrs FU RNIBH'ING GOODS BOO0TS, 8HO0ES, HIATh AND~ CLOTIITNG, UMBRELLIARS8 TRtUNKS CRIOCKERY. A fine lot of che'wing tobiooo and Cigara conceoted by all to be the bedt in TOWN. CALL AND EXMJINE FORL YOURS ELVES4. oct 14 CA:ELLIN.wA IFE INSUMANCE CO., Memphi, Tenn.. AND Balthnore, lid ASSETS $II00,O00. Hon. Jefferson Davis. Pres't. Ven. Wado Hiamptonm,Vice Prst 3. D. KElNNEDY, Sta'e Agant, DuBlOSH1 E~iaT.WOd, mnay 1...1 Looal Aent XL GOODS, NEW GOODS. T E hvre Just opened one of tho Iarg, \V es iand best aelocted stooks of tiind Wi-iter Goods, we have over -p1,''11 in this tmrrkot. Our stock vonsit.e it 'trri of a large nasortnment of Donesto Io0 J La'lies' DresA Goods, in largo varie. y, ConIi uing of Delaines, Cashlueres. DI AS .uIas, Valeurs, iHaulrese Cloth$ and Al. piecas. .AIaO i larg'i stock of La,lies Shawls Rnd Soafe, Lioien et is, lRuflliig, &c. Our stook of Ready-Made Clething, undot Shirts, Liiun thirtv, lhoieery, Gloves, lIfts, Capyl Boots and Shoos, in tho largesb wo hnvb. over had. and wo guarantoA to give satisfaitlloa bo(1th as to Qutlity and Prloo. Vie have a few jileces of Carpeting, which we mill soll at pi 106 that, defy Competition. We also keep) always oul h1.and a full stock of Mhrdware, Crockery anl Wooden Ware, and a full lite of 14 og'. Medicines, bools an I Stationery. ills, P1aits, &a. Wo r'espeefully invilo the attotion of our' friends natd the publio gonorally to an luapection of our stock bofore purohasing. Goods Shown with Pleasuro I McM ASTER & BRICE, oct 2 0 ni aihd .1th ernitIeeyi warnte-' not. tt p couninhi a singlo particle of Alevsenry, or ny, injurious i~iminerl ub .ane, beit is MI IE hY V EG1 ET1'A 1LEri, CoItit aiinlug 1hos' .oal iterui iots1 anld Ierbs w hich an Il-wise Ptovilencte has placed inl conitries where Liver l)isonses Mos L i. It will eutrei all Disetases cauised boy l)rangemnatil et'ho Livor. Th' Iiym nptomsn of Livo'r C omp if.' ny e n,. haitter ior hata uste in 111 hlmonth; Pain i:t laltwi"no, Siles or Jin~lts, ofteon mtistaken itr lnea 'tism ;'t SourtM tomtachi; Lose of \ ppeut i t 'l5 elt CIhernatel os~t ivio and. ;lin': ealo ; Iiie~.a if' memflory, with a pt anfl Isenllniion of' hntv ing fni t'd tot do 'imel'ng wh~ ;ich oughat to have benuai done; Deblillty, h~ow Spirits, ai iclk yellow rap. Jiealtancaea of theC .tk'it anal l'yos, ~aidry uoeime- mtanty of I haeso tiymnoptums attLend thc -Ilenio'e, ait0 oter very few ; but to Li-:cr, thle largtl airgant in thue bodty, is geneu rnit y Ithe sent ft Iahe di sense, tad if' not lenhmi ii'. gerieat snif~erinag, wretchst Thi" ';rat Unifaiini' Speocific will not be fanind te li'ast Unpleaisatnt.. l-'or I yv po pa in, Cut'Ipaio , Jaund icC, ltillion.i. 'hlncks, ~iick loledche, CoAlio, Di press'iion fi $piits, Sour iStomacht, Ileart W.Oi'dl)N' IIVER RIEIlJI120E OR MiEDI. 'I NE, Is theo Cheapesl, Put'est anal Best Family Mledie e it h le Wornld I Mu nniu'uactuired only by Macon, G1a., uad Philadelphtia. Price. $1 001. Sold1 by all Druggists. jnnel 25~ Adm iiitrator's' Notice. ALLA personls having claires against the . . Etaito of' l ingh A. Milling, deceas a':, lare herehy ntitied to present thiem aluhy attefstld, and thtoso indeItbtedl are ro. qui..itod to alke, imine liate paymenrt Ito the undiaersaignedl. J AM ES$ A. MttI LLI NO, col 28-flx" Admainistrator. TAX NOTICE! - EL INQUEI~NTIJ Tax.payers of Wints. I )bloro(, Lake notice, thatt eoieoulions will lio issuedia on te first day of Novemobor iag'int all those who have not, mottled their Town tatxes for 187.. JOPEm COPES, eet 16 Clark Couunofl. ALAYS~ ON HAND. A full supply of Metallo Burial Cases, . Walnut Caskets, Wialnut, Cast's and Pino Coflins. Also otrepuared to do Jlob Work of' any kind,' repairing old Oins, makintg and nepiahaing Orit, Mills, at, the old isitad known ats McGreighit's ihiop. jand 24-3mt J. WV. McCRE)OlIT. An Appeal andlt a Positive No tie P\N nlCOunlft of band health, I will bet corn.. '.Jpelled to stop my business, and I ineed ntoucy. All peons' Indebted to mei for black,'miths work for 1872 and 1878, will fit 1 iI to their Interest to mtake jmn.ediato patyment. Thtose persons falling to pay by the 15th ofat Novernhoer will find I heir accouts in the hiandsa of an officer of the law for Immediate oollctaion wIthout fear', favor or nifectIon. oct. 16--x8I P. M. SlPENCE,' rl liRY a rinek of ".Pride of AugtratP .1. h loutr. I f you wIsh thte very best-., so a nf BACOT & CO'9, low for cash, sepn. 2