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A Boy Organist. Mozart'a first experience of a large organ was in the monastery of a little town on tho banks of the Danube. lie was then only six years old, and in company with his father had left hii home i) Salzburg, and started upon a long courso of travel. All day long they had been sailing down that majestio river, past crumbling ruins, frowning castles, oloisters hid. ,an away ainoug the crags, towering Cliffs, quict vilioges ncstled in bunnlly vialleys, and bere and there; a deop gorge that opened back from the glid. ing 'iver, its hollow distauce blue with fathoinloss shadow, and its loneliness and stillnes stirring the boy's heart liko sonie dim and vast cathedral. The company of monks with whom they had been traveling that day were at supper in the rofoetor y of tho cloister, when fathe r Mozart took Wolfgang into the 6chapel to sco the organ. And now as the boy gazed with something of awe upon the great in strument looming up in the ohadows of the great, empty church his faco lit up with serene satisfaction, and every motio it and attitude of the lit tle figure expressed a wondering reverence. What tones must even now be slumbering in those mighty piyos-tones which, if onee awakein od, could give utterance to all that, voicoless beauty which the days scenes had showed him-life anld death, present and past ; the peaceful river and the deserted ruin ; the sun shine unfailing and the unfaiding bsadow at its-side. "Father," said the ' boy, "explain to mae those pedals at the organ's feet, and lot me play.' Well p'eased, the father complied. Then Wolfgang pushed aside the 8tool,and when father Mozart had filled the great bellows, the lGan or ganist stood upon the pedals, and trod them as though lio had never needed to have their management ex plained. How the deep tones woko the sombre stillness of the old chureb ! The organ rcomtned great uncouth creature, roaring for very joy at the caresses of the marvelous child. 'ho monks, eating their' supper in the refectory, heard the tones, and dropped knifo and fork in nstoiisi.h suent. The organist of the brother hood wias among them ; but never had lie played with such power 'id freedomu. They listened ; soino grew pale ; others crossed themselves ; till the prior rose up, summoned all his courage, and hastened into thc chapel. The others followed, but whon they looked up into the organ. loft, lo ! there was no form of any or ganlst to Lu seen, though I he den tones still miias.sed th1mseilves III niew% harmnoniep, and im aide the stone nrehoc thrill with their power. "It i.; thie devil himself," cried i n inst k.eo of the mionks, drawing cieser to 011 ( his Com11palliolls, anld giving IL scared look over his shoulder into the dark ness of the aisle. "It is a miracle !" said nnother. But when the oldeSt of their number mounted the stairs to the organa front, lie stood petrilled with amaze men011t. There stood the tiny figure, tread ing fromn pedal to pedal and at the same time clutching the keys ab'ove with his little hands, gathering hiandi fuia of the o wondeifuil obords, as i they were violets, and flinging themu out into the solemni gloom behin-. be hid lhimi. 110 low':rd niot hing. aan not hing besides ; his )Ces beameel like tars, and his whole lace ligte - with impassioned joy. Louider aaid ful1ler rose the lharmaon ies, st inimin i forth in swvelling bilIlows, till ati lam they seemied to reaach a sunny shiort on which they br~oke ; iand thenr whispering ripplo (of faintest meilody lingered a moment in the iair, like ta< last munrmiur of a wind hard, and al, was still. Exiraordinary Scene at n1 Wret'k. A correspundont, descaibing thn wreck of the s-teamer A gra, off 'aille hound from Ca leut ta to~ London vit the Suez Canal, saybS that aftcr t hi vessel strucki on ihe rocks the passen gers and crew haid bairely t imte ti escape into the boats, as the si.. eanme t umblling over thea sides, sweep ing everyting biefore themi, carryinj away one poor invalid sailor amii bursting open the eages and (lens of am extensive amenaigerie on board goi ng home from the Zoological G anitew. The 'ecaapo anmd -t rikaing o ut amo the waves of a crowd of tigers, ela phants, &o., and their roars an screams adding to the terror of th, wroteI ed passengers8, presented spectacle that will not soon1 be forgot ten. One elephant miainaged to swin ahore, as did one of the inhabitant of the adjacent coast, who are said t< be living in a state of siege, not duir ing to venture outside their barrica dod doors. The besinel ifa we have sect from South Carolina for a long time is that t wo first-class locomotivea have lately been turned out of the South Carolina railroad shops at a cost considerably below Philadel phia prices, and, the (Charleston pa pors say, fulily equal to the best Nor thaern-built engines. Tfhe more of such items the South can furnish, the better is tI c guarantee for her future permnanent prosperity. Many millions of dollars would be kept in theC Southern States by the establishment of work-shops, such as in the North. ern States give employment to thou Bands of mechanics, and the work once fairly begun, it will be fonod that thme haome-manufactured article will bo in m,. at cases not only as good1 a that whaieh is now broughit tram p hroad, hut actually cheapr.- Con tir .ornmal. Villainy In Louisiana. Nrnw OR.EAN5, November 1.-A letter from ex-Judge Merrill, dated Colfax, Grant Parish, October 29, k: is : "Inl haste, and with feelings of ho ror, I writo to inform the public of the action of the Metropolitan police, runt here by Lieutenant-Gov ernor Antoine, during the absence of Govornor Kellogg. On Saturday night last, the house of a most respoo table widow lady, on Rud River, was ited into, near this placo ; doors were broken open, and the unfortunate lady and her daughter, of seventeen sum ers, take n out and, horrible to violate, violated. Neither of the ladies could ba foiind until late $uu tiAy afternoon. An infant, eighteen snonths old, and a grand-child of ex.. Governor Wells, was found out in the wouls, somue half mile from the house, and neur the spot where the foul deed was perpetratod. The infant was a niece of the lady and child of Mumk ford w'lls, oldest son of ex-Governor Wells. The negroes up here all say that it wild soldiers, and we all be. ievo that if they were not the perpe trators, they instigated the negroci to the horrid (Iced of Infamy. It i said here that when Col. DeKline was informed of the outrage, he smiled, anti said his troops were up let c for a higher purpose than arrest itg mon for suich petty offenecs. Antoine is believed to have sent these creatures up here to give the negrocs a chaneo for revenge, and one of them told tho writer that he had the right now, under the protee ton of the United States, to ahoot any white man he wanted to shoot, and violate any woman he met. He said to him, that theso Were State troopi atd not United States troops, and he replied, that the Colonel had said, at a icgro ball, the nlight before, that he wanted all the colored people to come aid see hiin ; that now they could dio i they pleased, as they were under tho protection of his soldiers." Memphis Ledger: "A little crumpled package arrived af the iyir's oilie this morniing, which has a touch of history. It was sent by Mhr. John A. IHughes, a merchalit vt iptingfield, Ill., who has been ne tive iii collecting noney for the dis. tiie.-ed people. It was tightly rolled up iii two or three shects of tiot very white letter paper, and ountaiied live dollars and live cents, nearly ill in one, two 4nil three cent pleces anti itk 'les ; aIlso t wo fade ; pieces of paper curroncy of the old five and ten ct''ta' issue. Evidently this was some child's treasure, the accumuai tie!ns of a little Lox for inonths or years. Oa the inner wrappitg was writ ten, "Little billy's money, to go to a poor child ;' on the outer paper, written in a different hfainl, 'Fron lit lo illy, for ti-e Meiphis suffer, er- a dyin is. quest.' Nu other ex lalnation was given.'' An exchange says that a olorgymnan reinoving froi one city to another narked a large box containing hit sermons, "Keep dry." If hiq conigreo gaoions do not pay promptly lie had better ilace on that box the addi. tionTal mark U. 0. 1). SpecialI Notices. S ooner or lat or all wvill be forcedi to ad it, tha t miiiaul lab~or' cannot comnpeto 11I trptality of' woirk iih machinery, andi non are' so I.'indl as not to not ice thle grea redutlion in Ite price of an at tic, a soo n an machineutry is adoted i to it miiatnufatcturne. No' line otf goods haiv e bee more~i favoirablly ii l'eetedi by skillfulily mat n it'iniry, thian D~oor s, Satshles, Iindmu tare used to get up stock for Messrs. 1. 11 - .ur.L & Cs., Chle uston 8. C. Agents fo thle host riati g and lininzg. Asbiestes' Fel eveir utsd. Send for price list andu cireu Por loss of' appetite, D)yspepsmia, Indliget lion, lDepression of 8ptiritst & GeneraO' lietbilIity. in thei ir variouis forms, ferrc phospo~ inated elixir of Calisava madle bt ('uwtxi-., Ib .IA Ii & Co,, Ne'w York an idt by~ aill dlruggists, is the best tonic As ai stirmulanti tnii tor ptatents reCcovei ing from fever' or othiier sicknert~., it ham ino e'qual. If Iak en diurin g the seasoni p reven fever andh aguio and othier inter titent fevers. NEWV ADlVERITISEM ENTS. HNGCfA88, male oir femnak $XT 0t a week guaranteedl. Resptet ciii employmnentI at home, day tin evening toief ift al re'qiuired ; full i nstruictionts nai valuable package of goods sett'i free b mal. Addtress, with Iit cent ret urn stan M. YOUNtI & CO., 178 GIreenwich at., Neo York. FOR PORTABLE and STATIONAR3 ISTEAM ENGINES CIr'cular Sawt Mills. To cut fret to30 to 3000o feet per hour with one saw alng, Mu tley' and Sash tiaw MIills, P'ortabli G '.rist MIills l~efliel's Turbinte Water Whtech Caud overy kind of Matchuinery acecesory tt lie imanutfactutre of timbher. Ad-lrm'rs, (Aico, pauge & I.. No, " N. SchiroedIer St., liiore, MIa IS'end fot' Descriptilve Cataloguec and Pric' IList. WV A S H IN TON la Agenits t Waiited for a completo hiisioi" of oure Nat ioinal ('api tal. Its origini, grow il exc'ellencites, abucse.,. becauties, and pecrsotn ..ges are all port rayed in t hat grapii st yle 'which hans placed the auithor, (loo Alt'. Townsenid, aiimng the foremost news paperi'correspondenuts of the dine, It gire hold start ing, t ruthItfni inI sido v'ieuw oi WAash~ingtoni lif'e, and Coiigressuionai antl i*n hby is J~.obbery. Dooks read!,' for do. li'y. Extra t erms for tis $eto. A d. dres3. JA3M ES IlE'TT &l Co., Hart fordh Ut. iMURDER. No, we wonl only call atten111lion to our W~ell Anuger, with which a man can earn $25 per tday itn good terri t ory. It boron any diamteter, an I ordiniary wells at the rate of 150 ft. per day. Farnm Township & County Rlights for sale. Dos. ciiptive book sont oni recept of 90. pea' tago. Adr's A UGFt Co. mt. Loua Mo. Write for Large Illustrated Price List Address, sMllffFiiELD3T "m11SBURk PA. Breech.loading Shot Gtuns $.t0 to $3000 Double 8hot (iuns, $8 to $150. Single Guns, $3 to $20. Riflcs, $8 $76. Re. volvers, $0 to $25. Pistols, $1 to $8. Oun Material, Fisihing Tackle. Largeodis. count to Dealers or Clubs. Arhiy Guns, levolvors, &o., bought or trade(ld for. Goods sent by express C. 0. D. t o be ex. amined before paid for. The8 only hilWil Medicinec TIIAT AT Ti1:ns.\1V T0.191 Purges, Purifies, iid St rengthens the System Dr. Tut('s 1llh- are comnponied or many 'ngredients. l'rominet among themf are sarsparilla anl Ill ild Chertry, s . utuited as to act together ; lite one. through its ad. mixture with other stiusIntices. pirifying and iurging; while tie other subsiaitanes purifylng and urging ; while the oliher is Ilrengthening tie sysiemi. 'Thus tlese Pills are at the sam.ie time a tonic and a cathnrtio, a depideratuei long sotghl by a medical men, hut nevtir before discovered. In other wnrds, they dio the work of two medclines and do it much Ibetter than tiny Iwo wo know of. for they riemove nothing fro m tile syirnm but ilpuities, so that whilo I hey purge they also strengthen and hence they cause no debilitj aud are fol. lowed by nto reaction. Dr. Tutt's Pills have a wondet Al itiflii once on the li'oodi. They not only purify without weakening it bit they remove nil noxious particles from tie chyle before it is converted into fluii, and th trs inakes in pure blood ai in t ci impossbiility. A s there In ito debilitation, so thers is no nnu-eo or sickness ultetiding tlie operai iion of thi most. exc.iilenti medieit.. which ne ver starin or torltures tie digestive organs. but. causes them to work in a ier fcctly nat utral mnainer : hince persons In king Ihem do nut becoet iale aid emuueia ted, but (in tlh coitrnry, whiie all tipuri ties are being removed, I Ie combined ac tion Oif the Sr' parilla and Wihl Cherry pui rintes n! invig )te-s Ile- body, iind a rohouit AI.g e or ietilt is the result. of their initied act ion. Price 25 eni' a box. Sold by all )rug. gista. Depot 48 ''orlarndt St. N. Y. A C'iR 't 1, nasmaItion ! A-,eoat Wantled Ra.l Sala1ry. or Co.nirtiesitni id loweil. S1iieily hoiorable. Address, F. A. SLh~ & CO)., Charlutie, Micl. Agents Winted. r-end for Ca alogue. Domlesti, Sewing Machine t'o., New York. GRAND 0ONCERT1'. for (lte purpo t0sc of t iiiding in IhIe estah. lishitricti of ILANCONA 11AGERARY. A Or-utd Concert. will le iven in tihe city of Newark, N. J., on November 15 1873, at wIhich timo atnd place $2.7).0t0 IN Ct hI will lie distribti .mitoig Ticket- hrolders. This enterlprise is ebtarIteted by byh"t I.egi lat ire of r le Stat e (if New ,ersy, or tihe purpose abiove rnamed, & pttrch r ol ticeke ts tenn relIy upIon perfect lair ess tn the disni ribit ut ni n rn omitpaiiy menlt of the tCirls ns nither:imed. Ticke-u. Si (6 for $5, la3 for $10 28 for $it. $2 .5,0t t in - Casht Cift s. The foilowintg (lit s w 1 Le distrI cbute nooi rcng tIcrkit. hold .-s i. hunt a d intely after thie t'oneri , tind G ifts paid i imedia;t ely t itereier i. s tOnegign cas gift S$50,000 ' Onre grandrc ecalt gtft, i5.Ot00 Fi Oneic grandiu e-Ith gifit, 10.Out) Ono grandiu cash gift, 50 1 cashI gift, $.000 I caish gifll, 8,t000t r 1 cash giti, 2,titut I enish gift, 'dt~t'1 I cnsh gift, 2.000 1 crash gift., 2.Ot0t - ciash gift. 2,tt0t I cas gift, 1,000tit 1 cash gi ft, ,0 I enshi gift, 1 .t0t) 1 ech g~f, J ,01u0 1 eashi gift. I 0th) I cashr gilt, 1.00t0u I caush gif'r, I pa'na 1 entsh gilt, I 10 I cash I gift, i1,tttt) It0 cash girls, $500 ce~ch 5.0ut5 20 entb gifts 2t0 4)p l10l cash gift s, 100 'a 1t0.0t 2111 cishi gift ii, Si, ; 10,ttt 5,010 eutsh gills, 10 "i 5it0tthi 5.U0t0 en slh gt t n, S ii 25.ti00 15,00t0 cashi giftsa, I " I5. t00t 25,351 cash gifts amoutinig to $225,000 As we emrploty no Agetsi outtsi~e of thle large ci iece, iwe a re thu ts enabile to give to rpurchasers thre biieefit of lie coriss~i.:in thart mroubil othrerwise gir to thre Acnt. W v will ltherefore send you thititri eu -tickets for $10, or 28 for $20 ;6 for $5 Single tickets one dollar eachi. All corm mniciat ion prompultly Jans wered. 'l'he d ishit triut will be, conduict ed by a swotrn commtritti'e, who will deide truon the fatirest and mrost impilartiail mtode oifdie ribut Iion . A list of numiber to whIcicth gifra nro awvardedl will be sent to every pur~chaser immiredinatelly rifler gtie l'onreert. We iwill send tickets by e'xpre'ss, atnd col.. letionr dehlrivei' ry, whn so ordered. lDt sirie arid send y'our' tull add ressr-rnunme. town i, coun y rnnd Sltte, plainl wi1'iritteni. As ovet' noe hralf of t he t ickets ar~e already en gagedi by Agents in tire cities inenr by. we would advise t hose whio des rue onte or more t o forwiard their orders tt ui at. one' Do riot delay. "Knwincvg I he managera of this entter. pirim.i we enn asre r thIIe pulic ht it wvill bea grand suiccem, and every coni dentce enn be placed in it."--Semar/. "Ther itaniagers of this enterprise are nmen of chiatracter tad abrility, and t here is nro doubht bitt they wsill mnke' tie et er prise eminently succesfu.'---euarA Address, PtETERS & Co., Directors Newark, N. J. SUGJARL AND COFFEE! -j iirB. Powdleetl Sugar. . 15 bble. Crishred, Extra C. and Demna' rara .Augars, Primo Rio Caffee, in store and, forn sale by DBATY & BRO1. IN E V E0 R Neglect a congh. Nothing is more cer. tain to lay the toundation for future evil consequences. Wells' Carbolic Tablets are t auro cure for all dieenses of IIthe le spiratory Organs, Bore Tbront, Cold:, Croup, Dipi ieria, AthIiin, Ca Irrt Ioarseness, Dr; ness of the Throat, Witi pipe, or 1lronchii Tubes, anl all Dis. eases of the Lungs. In all cases of sudden cold, however sken, Ihebo Tablets should he pronptir anid freely used. They etitalize th civreu latition of the 1.1-)'. mitigte the sevei it t of the attak, -tI vill. inl a very ishort time, restore healthy action to the afYfeted or. gans. 1% ell's Carbolic Tableis, are pitt ip on!y in bhte boxy,. Take no su htbstiin:te.. I r they eit he foint ri yttr i- n .zisi 5snd sitt once to lit A mitin iii Ne ,v or;. who will foir.mr'el hOmit 1)% rt'o- iuirn ii . lout't lie dlCeiver by iii nt ioni. Sold by ttruz.-ists. 'rive ':. a B3ox. JtIN Q. Kl- l.(GG. 18 l'hitt S41. N. Y., Feil for Ciutkular. 'ole Ageit lr the UIjtitei Stittes. CITIZENS' SAY1NI BANK OF bepOsils if ai d fllti'pwiltb!i Revivdl, 0 1 Al' V . ' 1-.%V111l-? t' -|-;.1" 7'.* /11;'|' .. .11 y YN 'M ON (E'R' IV -'1C..l T1 ()I,.>-' I I'lr ANP N .'X l /.; /i ' -i' 'U o.1I' oy/. CU UN 7. 0 I. E R S' Wi. Malrtin, lrs:e t John 11. Painmer, Vice- 'resi-Ilnf. A. G. !renizeir, CasAi;er. J. If S:,%wyer inl genetral charp94. Johu C. 1i. nSmith, Asistant Cashier. //irreter.i Wndo lmnp ttn, l! iN a iin. A. C. Iiiskell, F. W. McM ia-ter. 1% i' . l'einitsh, onit It. Pahn' ill er, Thollmas f. (iit , Colurnbiai. G. 'I. Scot t, New'berry. \v. 0. .\anyo-, \ ehery B. 11. Ruei ,(htba n Daniel l nveni, Jr , Ulie on.cHf Sam'l 11, C'owiey, As-iktat Cnshier. Planfer ., Mlceh-olies, aIntl l'o in Men, Willo'vs, (J. pluang, Tr %e~s n, (mitiy Olier . lu -int m--Ii Io . thev lave to tr, t 1:-., ,.in- ler . . it, tihus a- i'1i'.- :til ritks o theo ai dlestru .:,m I.-, h;ve, ned rnt the -ene tiin draw ilatervisl I),LIeon till lee.. -il. juno 21-ly A D D D ] l / Fine mssort mett. if lelln. . h igore I-: .r li.- h .- d ! -y .': alu Sadles, tog..t haer ih !bi]! -.. It in Strp laher 1111IS atI Stirru'lp It titlre cli .tred I-t Ilbe LOWVEST F1(TPE G ! U.G.11 1110| |: j C G oct '.' Iron in th2e Blo TONICM43 MAK(ES THE WEAK STRCNG, T'he Perwevian S rp a P'o(<-et.. ed Solution of the J'r'otoide of iron, is so combinerte as to hare the charactcer of' an alimnt~n. as casily, digested usut atssimniltaecd with the blood ais the simipi:t foiod. It inLcreases'. thie <qa iit y of .Nter' Own Vitali:ing~ .Agent, Ir'on in the blood, and cures "a thousan id illa,'' simnply by Toning up, Jn iigIoraetin y, a ndt J'italizIng( theC Sy/stem. The cui 9'ichied (and -vitalizced blood per' 2nelets Ceery) part of'the bodyq, 9'e'paIring. damag(e(s (ande weatc, seariching oult mnorbid secre tions, and leaving nothing f'or dlisea sC to feecd uepon. This is the itccrrt of the wton.. dlerfl s~uccess of this 'Jremeidy in5 cur2intg D~yspepsia, Liver Comt plaint, J)rop)sy, Chrionic Diar' rhon, Boils,N~ervousAilections, Loss "of' Cons.titulonal Tigor, Diseases of' the Kiidneys~' - and aEnd ell diseaes~O'~/. oriinting in a bad state of tile bl-ood, er ac comp~an.ied by dlChilitti 0) a' 1ow Sta(tc of the sypitcm. )eingq fco fr'om Alcohoi. In in nyje forn, its ene'gizeing ej)'ects ar.? eilot-s~ lowed by correscpondlint reue-C tion, but (are permanUfe nt, Infu life into allparts of the system, and bldiny(U 'up anS 1ron Con stitustionz. Thousandsq have bCIen chani geet by the use of thits r'emiedy, /'i fln. weaki, sickly, su.Qfer.ing e 'Oa tugrcs, to strong, ilealily, andt haeppyi men& and women ; andt inva'(lids cn-not reasQonably hacs ita-te to give- it a trial. Sec that eafch bottle has P ERU VIAN SY RU P i'lown in th c gt'ass. Pamphile Freeo. SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Propricotes, No. 1 Milton Place, Boston. BorLD DY Dna oots'r o na r.ttA.4r.ry. ROOT' AND) SHO)E '. a ts CC 114 NI:lit.ily. thle coutry i, I .I t* . t:ii t'i inii,. '.n I! tlh t I ~~ '-~ C lirii iu "I oai t 1.? i Yl' or si(a:i" ni y Shop in the iauit h. All w.ork warranted to give saliefuv "on. My Shtop ia next doorto F. Geu '-g' r rnar 19 8. M. (hi lIII.iRT Nails andii A xes, .( KltIG cuti unils, assorte-a'; ( lioes 0 'Eta Patenut.1 Finish"' l'.trse aIl Dozen Axes. L, iw for (.::h by senL i LW?.'Y & til!A. FURNITUE -111, I'o ial 111a141d ilac W'itiiii'-lit', S"ide 1111 f I~ lael.~ik ICik o iat eiIp a; t 'tal li o lC ', it*s. i I ( 'oa Cl , ,mauk C asi. s.': w liel' Fw- sht B'al ookk i0'cp'i 4111 l 41. d . ich Ia I Wt a I Cut t l itiia 111(1 'ha alaCSt a1 I akv.C-. Sitva Your frceight bi lb 'Vioim ta:ibh t:nltt:ul'i Iol tite 011il- cleaaalv. ,ltif, . U (t O ( 'dll :111 ,; (i n Iiti 1iuta' al' , 0 l''ai tat Caleanly. W 11tC letaaeIYIi I:IIO t i k aule o o lde-. ba I-t 27 Ilt(ii#:t I~y I. 1,,- i re I T A f m ds.l I-ah-;:1 / fn I ' \t, skI- '2 d r~ I' 3 IT"I'c lia/~m rc~&k&, 1 ,.2", ., i ?..rh te t I C.RLPRtIC S. at a ,r''-'at Va'aslaitotActaa 'a lly . o le ' u a -a j1im*eC jtli tl fa gv WAiNTED VERY bo-'y to kaow that I hAvc just receired a nico assortment of FRENCOi CANDIES I ALSO lisn Candies, Canned Go ts, Pickles, Sardinei, Nuts, A pplesD Oraag e bafid Lolnoliso at the Daktrry of ,eel fo Chlarlotto, ClA.-ntiauand AugtA Rail Road. Co',UMtsA, Nov. 4 187. T 118 followving Panspenger schedufle Vill [be ruti over this roa1 on and after MONDA Y, 20th instant : DAY TRAIN-GolIN NORTIT. Leave Augusta,. .ta Rm 6 Coluhmbia, S. C., I . i It Winnsboro, 2.--I a I " Chester, 4 -..8 p Arrive at Charlotto, N. 0. 7;03 p1m bAY TiRAIS--o,0) SOt: T I Leave Charlot!e, N. C. at i tf .1 , " Chestce 9 51 a n " Winnrhoro, I .-11a ImI " Columbia 2 .18 a m Artive at Augunfta 8 i p NbOUtT TUA0;--rOsi'2 NORT11. Leave Auigwta 4. 1.- p "t Coh inhirt, 9 :;7 p) m11 i Wintiboro, 1-.133 1 n. " Chushtr, 2 e r, r Arrive aM Charlotte, 5. 13: Nir YnAINH--1OIN(I sOUTII. .eve Ccharlolee, 8.2. p m " (hesrct-. 10.65 p . Winnsboro, 12 :'; a "' Cluinhia, 3.1 i Arrivent Augusta, 8 15- i JAM itS AN ) I IN, G pI ri Surt. E. R. Duassy, GenI..u -ickot Agen nov 4 T H A T A R EI) E CKEG ARE FERING GREATERt BMargaina Wowy TIIAN J'VEls BEF'ORE,; in furess Goo-h., 1;;each. tngs. N'iion., l~adie Triutiin g; I adhe- Sh o1.es, Missee and chihiren's Shoes, Also, a full li;;.e of i~ehanes and' Merious andi a fii line of A' caM all colors which wi are seiling at imnasely reduced Prices suiting with the hhmhes. We guaranteec atiifaction in what ever w e say, and yont can be assured ilhat w e me an. just what w e ay. Our STOC K in Gluthaing is one that will suit the most, fastidmns, and what enninot be found in this line In tii estabhli'h menttt, youh need need'u not loo.k oli'ewhiero lio sure and giro ts ai call. We moan (do what is right and give yont alt the adlvantag'ea that a mierchtant can eff.'r to his l'atrons. Quick ealesan' sxImmall profits are our yrordl. Come and look at our immenso stock of Itoots and $110Ed. oct 241 ~OIRE N1E j1 I Car lat Liverpool andi Syracoeo Salt 6 Sacks Ground Salt, 10 Boros Soap aesorted, 8 IBoxos Adamuantins Candles, 2 Boies Starch, 1 Tieroe Rico, 1 TIieroo Lrsrd, 1 Tioroo llama, All of which we offer low for CASE'. BE.ATT BIEO. PAY FOR -coTTJE3. T HOSE Indebted to the iiu dersigned for EIR'J4'ILTILIZERS advanced (liring the past Sea, son, are earliestly requestod. to pay for the same by the FIRST OF NOVEMBER. After that time, the accounts will be colleted by an At, torlicv. T. RI. ROIJERT'SON4 oct 1 8 Wilhers & Dwight. BXNK IRANGE NOwv offe1 to the public a oompl U stock of creneral llerchandize at CASI Prices which will tempt the closest buyvers. A larq ( and eomplete line of IH E1 '16 010DS! Bleachled, Brownl. and checked. COTTONS! Flannels, Buievaird Skirts andi lankets. A hteavy andc well seleictedi asurnnt of' Jeans, :'romi 20 e.to 1,0per YARD!I RE A DYV M AlI' CLOTILUNU of every gradle and style tutl. of warirantedl A superior assortment of woolb eni andl CJotton hosI~)iery, Lad(ies andh Gents Fine Irish Linen Towels &c,, A good assortmient. of' family ;ver brIoug!.ht to this mnarket. Boots and( shIoes inl gr'eat Yariet-y all( of Sit 1erior qu1ality, Ntlouil i ii endless var-iety, sept 27 UARDWAE! HARDWARE!! --- :0o: WE are now rc'eiving~ our Fall andi Wjiter 8t ock<, whichel w il he futll andr ci ome plete in a shlor( timei. Teols and 1"mpli meenit. for' Ihe Pilanteri, I he o lchnic, the smiith and Wool 'V d workmin. i l.eathei rs, ChiainsA andi It.!tpe of all k indq, B:al ances florso an ol Alate Si-oe1 W 'ood~ andi Tinu WVares, V s.n and hiutygy Mateirials, &c., on hand nd tt r rive. We hiave two tons of Cut Nil s onu handl. A Lk( a~ nico l'A of Groceuies, embracing H ugi rs, coele, Tun. Apcea llamst, Lnrd, 'licoc. F*ish, I'hese, e'tfckers, Tobacco, 80oaps. (caundles and Stairch. All Low for the Cash ! llagging and Ties to arrive soon. J. M. GALLOWAY & CO. sept 30 G o to Bacot & Co's. and purebalifse a kit of New Family mnoss Maokoroi, pu6 up esp)ooially for Family Uso,