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lereafter no LOCAp NOTICES will be inserted in our colimns except upon paymefit of TEN CENT8 a line. 409 PEINTNo.-Our offloe has been fted with all materialis necessary M'r pri-nting jobA of every 4esription. hills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation ald Business Cards &c., &I. New ADVEnTISEMENTd. Notice to Riad Oversedrs-Ienry Jacobs, Cha-r.' Board Co. Uom. Citations-W. M. lieison, J. P. F. C. 0)- The recent heavy rains have warhed awyy the west abutment of Bell's bridge, over Little River. 0)- We learn, that a teav hail storm visited -Doko ahd the vicinity on Thurvay noIn'ng, doing much damage. 04- A portln of the Greenville and Columbia tailroad was washid away by the ieaiy ruinsi atid . 0 trains did tiot get th-ough on Thdrsa day. 0:) We are informed th6theroaro about thirty ones caiididates for the three pobitions of policemen In XV iiaisboro. W e give most of ot-r spnco to a rM1,ort. of Gen. Bratton's t-peech. It is well worth re.ding and pcnder ing. O: A "cold .aapl" is now payihg us &aI unI welcomie visit, and we al.e ,e..rful tbat eaurly vegetat,fi-s and fruit will be gretit!y d -M lged. gr By error wo announced that the ounds of County 'i'renurers had blen raiisud tp $200,000. This is wrong ; it should have been $20,OOQ. BY Capt1. Clownex's field of clovei i., loAing a.aaunifh.eiut. It is.aid 1,y persi.ns who knoia. to, ho equal to the clover iolds In Vi'irghilt. I.Y biudi..laveyr cn be riLed eucco -fully in 1hi6 county. - ggP' Dashing rains, through the cout try. Tiursday right., it seemed .11h though tihe bag of Ealui had inegi loosed, and the iteur winds 61 uieven set free. Summer is coming, and .inen coats will boon be the order of the day. The Anniversary of the Fire Ooujilpany will be clebratdl next maontlh by a grand Pio nio anil hoot-. ug nralch. The Ladies will of cour.,e be prea.ent. A handsoue cup .will be preented to the best marksmuan. 'Ai bia.Ai .-r.Jnis., leGrady, now-living in this County was initiated in Crundin hodge No. 800. A. 1. ,51., County Antrume t ieland, in 1813. IHe h~as consequent been a nittwber of the order sixty-one yeftra. Hie is now eighty-five years old, and in oxcellent health. Who an beat this ? . gai Mondasy, the 13th inst., thirteen years ago, Judas Mos6%~ the Radical Gov.ernor af.S~iidh (larolina, blaced5,thp flrt. Coinfederate flag upon the rntnparts. of Fort Sumter.' . day lie stanids at tie head of a party that Claude Duvall would have been ashamed of.' *.@- Mr. A. A. Morris has shown us a photognitpbh of the Winnsboro Hotel, taken by bmLtself.. The pic ture is perfect, 'itnd reflects great credit upon Mr. Morris, as an attiat. Those of our friends that wish good pictures for themselves will do well tf eion.41I,r. Morris, at Baumgar ten's gallety. ~ * :'r The Supremo6 Courb - his sot. spjguthg order of Judge Car penter, eilenoinug the~ at toi-eys .of the eavis~gs bank, as unjust atitd .oppcessive.,: 'The oee has been .*emadiced to. Judge Carpenter for the imposition of' some other penualty if neotnrs.Vy tOpinion. renddred by Chief Jttius Moses. *Qf4. NtrhJunnedy, the editor of t., lreo S)iltiou. who was ruled~ for .cha'empt ,by Ji dge Carpenter did not.put in an appearanpe at the tieOpitd on thae grotmodi we presume,. thati.'.Cear.enter .had1( noi Athority forv this eistiadraiinary pro. ceediung. ,.We are -anxious to know what wills be the Judgers next estep, in endeavoring to messile the peses. , g* Thme. Mniciipal Eleetion in Blaockstock resultedl in the election of th~e following ticket: For Intendan.t - A.: C. Eller, Wardalsg - II. IB. Mill,',- J. 1I. Ragedale,-Johu Carroll, - J. E. Uraig. The . llads .were "busted." So says our eorrespondent, ggr We .are informed' tlbat. koys are In the habit of visitihg1 some of the saloons In t.oyvn a$: night saud of remaining their till a late hamr While young men and their elders sh'oild be permitted to choose for tllemspVes, we do not think that 'parente Ahould suffer their children 'to run about at night. before their habiteare formed. A BRIGHT LEoAL DUCU N-.-'IT Charlotte Observer lias the.' following. It it.froni thpen of a trial jia.tice at Bl.wkatook. It i- a true copy of the orihjinali, *dwi eji' ntit as,a fair are. inon of- the intel'igence of-the aver age Rndibal ofe'e-hiDdeir 'fh South Carolina. The dainty morsel goes as follows: C ,March the 31 18-74 Blackstock I Reseve of Henry Wooded 2 dollars far find far temp of Cort L~yttletoln Daniel trial Justice lhASTICIt ,tLVCTION.-St. John Church Winnboro. Waidens : DuBosb l!1glston, 4W. M. Dwight, (vice H. A. Gaillard, who deelined re-election.) , Vestryinen : 11. A. G.aillard, P. Bucot, T. 11. Rotierte .t V. 11. Clark. son, J. E . G ilbert. . .. i 11. A';-Gaillard, Cbairmanb 'f tatry. Serear amul tiasurer, It. II.Clark' s'on, (vice T. 1'. Roboi-t.bu, who do elined re-election) St. Stephen's, Ridgeway. Vestrymrn : P. C. Thotias, R. S. poi-tes )i t Itb . Thonmar belegates from 1t tWo bhureies to Dioee-nn Convent ion : P. Wne.nt, A. AIh-Ketrie, John R. Th'onzaz, It. S. Desportes. -.' Alternates : W. IN. D-vight, 11. A . Gi'llard. D n w -and bit'getit -iiitor law has been phtsed by the leg .la lure. I:. puni~hcs iny dea.ler selling liquor to any minor,'Iu-nutlI, or ha tlitual drugkard Ihy ile and impi ounment. Auy' J#V.nii fuinnd diunk on the street Aball be fined, Mnd a similar penalty imposed on the ('o ler. ,The peller ,ii also responsit.le son civil slIt r'r afiy daamsees to.., per hon or property cowmmitied by any one while drunk. Dealers in the tout't-y mnunt hpply Cur licetices to the Cler of.' the Court, before the first cr avboned tefn f courtz Security tist be git-en. the granil jur'y paussed. upoi the p.. ition. If approved it is %cutt to the Judge who .erler. the C..unty CoiL miss.ioneis to ieo the license. lenael l.c.' lt be enfoircd fron their sureties. 2 -ny rejuma- ,,r da;-hukr can briog suit. - Porous b-ying country produr.e or seed cotton are farbi ei to sell whit key bei ween suuet and sunrie, under penalty. - On suits for whiskey ac.,ounts, if the Alhiey iau be -.promd , adultertited, t-his -iiil be a legail unUI .ulid dtdebc to the cla. rg"The Muntiplal blectin puas ed off quietly on Monday. Tiere was io regular oppoaiti..n to the -omiaation. Some names we e scratched. ''he following was it.o ticket chosen. Wa'.rdens.--J. A. Fraser-F. Gerig-a-J. D. McCarley-W. N~ Nelsda. -Alter the -resuid of tlie. ble~oio was known, the brass hand sercenaded. Ca pt. Jlncot a$A lis residence, and1 with a few friends, - . , . invit ed to a colhition. Coniplamen'.ary toasts were exchanged, and tho beat of feelipg prevailed. 'fae Coutfeil elect are etiergetic citizens, and we look to. them -tom furt her the improvements alr-eody inaugurated by the old coutncil. Mr. Ne'!aon tIfe newy: Clerk of~ the Board will muake, an efficient oflicer. -The Wnosb'oro NEWS nevel' goee Iiaeik on a Couuncil that does its duty. We.il~l safely Jaunch our new -boun e l into smootha e kter,: tnd sh'all let it then n~ake ito 6wh reourd. We feel assured that v'e a-hall have no word-'of eenyure for t hrsgintleamen daainog V thoflo toff1s -of of-ice "unad that tie mnay at its enad say to thetn as we nwsay of the- rotiting bonad "well'die, good and faithful oer van ta."' . MtufCi1A-rsT ,OfGNoazpst. '- We clip from the News and -Coul ier thu fbllowng~ ithich .vill I.e underatood by dealer6 every where.. ' -"T1he grotn era of Savianniait have orguug.ize1 au1anduid, ion, tjadtir I iuo nameti ofI the Grocers' Prtet1 Union, by wjiG 'tigey l ope to et the beat, ..f ti eir hied cua-tomaers. .T~ plan tif ipertmions is explainead ini the InllowingH sections of thme consatitution adopted by the Uneion: cie'r. 7. Modtis ()prmand.-I t shalt be the duty of' the secrtary to proenre := lairge book, w Iitc idaaall be styled the Black Ledger; Ihave the sant- a lgka bet is ally arm Olned, in which lie will record reporats made by ,thie rnmefmberaa mont~aly. Each met her 'will hanad in -6,just and a r reet statemnent of' part eN frons whl.,tn he cau get Ho 5aitntjton, giving name, s esidece, amnounmta and. wheni dlue, stattog ojpon lior 't'hey liae gavena t he said l at. lies t hirty drayt grace aund notih.a tL'n that 't'hei' namhies w ould lbe j r.e. unted .. to the -societry, to'hea aeebrdedV in,oase..hf non. paW) tent. It a-hallp he -the dutiy of' muemabers,amain Ime.h-a llort, ulpoma i receiving satisfaction:- or .collecting t ehe a'inOnntB dne froma *nob p.ai. reported in writing, to inform the seeretary of the same, that justioe lhay'b'e doo s.aid parties and their tanea erased fromlf bhe ledger. SEU 8. h'fie beoretary bhall make but a list of all stnh reports monthly, have the same printeda-nd see that bach tne-nber of the union obtains a copy of the sot '. * We are informed that the enter. prising village of Ridgeway,-feeling the nc cessity, have organize'd . a Ilerebant 4 Union and Comuercial Agency- -their object being to pro teet their interests, and- hab. a cen tral point for general imforLbation. ExFr.U-UTivE APPOINTaMENTS. - NVt !clip, the follo wing fromi the Union lerild of Sunday : "Mr. Wil. I. Nelson wan yester day nipoiited Tieuz'arer of, 1.tirfield county, vice llenry A. Smii h, re. sMgttd. uitd Mr. B. F. Dlvidson, Auditor for said county. 4iied Joel R. Copes, removed 'for cause.' Th. t tle Govei-tor should have filled the office < f Treasurer, now vacaut by reason of Mr. Sulith's il. hriuiiment ubder chairges of en. beleniit, is veiy right. :.ud proper, .and we believe the appontment of Judge Nelson will satisfy all clusses snd parties, but -why Mr. Copes t-hould have been remoted no cause h..s yet been lst igihed, -.ne at least -that we have beard of. The bare tateInent '-for cause" ii unintelligi ble to us. We lkave no feeling ihat, ever in the Iati' but wd oiter our presti. ag: in.,t tle- en:ovul of on . ilit vi wbo his 6i.el aitged his dut3 w ith. idl lity. Col. Fil!ebrown, ehicl cleik in the Coipt:ollet -Geneal's 'Alice, exirnit.ed 1ll-. Copews' books .d ini" his recent visit hete, and jrinounced thei nieatly iiad il-operly i% atL We believe ti c Goveriur has takeni btep that tbo law %will nI,t .sainetion; und tihat can not be sustain. ed btf.re the Conits. Section 135 .V1' the Iitended Tax Act reads as full.s:- "'That when any County utiditor or Trbatuier shall, dutinig t recesn (.f the eatute, be bhown by ev.uet'.ce sati-fuctory to the Governor to be guilty (t ':iscitiduet in offi-ce, tur crti-n; or for any reasoni - sb.. 11 be ca prble, or legaIly disquali. fled, to pciforni li!a dutiesi, lin case (ftd.fn no bherc . the Governor nay n11leCio such offieei-, and de.,ignate suoimo suitabie peison to pjeitormii it nipern ri 13 . the at'es of such of'Icer. e C.. etc. - ., r. Copes lis infornied is tat- lie it no kiowedge of ailry charges bei: g iilrefe red -gai inlt hil, ntor has it teet itttitiuated to hin upon what giott'tt his ' st1penoion is based. Without ioire light on the subjeet, 11". are'collbtrainestl to tiury thiat thlt$ act iou o, the Goverinor meets wiith 4tr il: qualified cotdetwiufttdon. Mr. DbavuidsOeu Ioy Ilake uC efficichit al. A dior as NJr. Copes, but this is ,.ot the is'sut. TIre poit we cotentd lot- is that ..< '2 ,d lug to the plain let. ter of'the law t he Govetno2r hias no authority t o rZn .ve M I-. Copes utnless speettie ettargs of offieial iheonduct are tillaged agaitn.t h im, and uip' to the prysent writing no such ebarges hatve, been,~ tiado piuhile. . touce LI) IIeadI Overseerse r atlE law r's qutires t-.iee days ,work he don ulti.tp ni the differen't ronde in the (ttjennty, pr'~voniis t o tihe i rst .of MiIay.- Thto.,e ov'erai'u-ts a hIo ftjiin fai led to compjly withI this liw are hereby oirdereud ta npnt; the r. qtired nmtonut. of woetk on t he roads durintg the preCsent tiothI. apI l+,v t . Chiir. Co tity.Coin. Theia State of' South -Carioljini, F'Alli'IaLD COUNTY.. fly Wi;.1. NRLSoA, Esg., 1'roliate Jie,. fiIEltlEAM , Eli?.ahetI ti . $imnpsoh hth ttma de uit to mee, to gra nt h'r Lei. Ser's of' .4!hiniisateion of fte Esitae and effects of Stieumel Sim tpin'. dlece'sear. Tlhse-e re- t her'efot'e to elte rinet 'nitionish all an4f 5Isiti" u h-' indIred a 'd ci'editot's 'f to tiri ti, anne Simsopson. decceased, thait hey be~ i ul appeal' beforsle tme, in ihe Coti of l''obt t' lP hmeld sat Faoirfeld C'otnrt Ifott'e, ou tile Edi~ t'ay of' A nril niexitiafters p'atlica'it ion herteotf, at 11 o'clock' ii the forenoon, to sheow cauan If ally t hey hnt e, wity ti~ enit Amrin isma.. l'iotn should niot l'n granited. GJiveni undertmy hand, thtis 7th dayo Apr'il A. U. 1874.o W. M. NEIj"'ON, The State of South Car'olinia, BY f' W.t V!YU[,O03. .q., I'robate ,Tuq~e. Iflit .\ iliam Stn. ilnti hn'~iihs made Admliiiitlttiot of te E's'tate and eff'ects 'I liestrn thetre'f'.e t10 cite aind aidmon ishi aill lalt' s'iungular thle k~tidred at cre.di tais ofl oujii Iitotmis Mo. hlal, dlecens. 4(d. fiat Itey lie tnnl appear" b.,~tre:nd. in lie Cout of' l'robtet. to be hell n I Fir field Ucuri hfinse. 8. U., ont ie '.3 I dayv of April, netCI, after publient ion herueot', at 11 o'clock in I le lorent'ott to show etno. iftinny t hey ha ve. wh 113hle staid Ad mninistr'alion 'htoiihl not he~ granited (liven Mlnder miy hend. t fis seventhi day of April. Annio Domitni, 1874. W, M. NlELSON spril 9-j1x2 . I. P' .C P HDT APHL BA UJMOAIT'ENJ. OWi Iyu tme, a4 1 itnit to close upmyGliry In 11he ronlroe oif a t'iori titme. Plt.hngrarks, Fe'rreot ypesu. lvotiiyt pest, s inIl atr.d lIfe sile. IIt Jout de'~.rd a liafe-like erisament, call and give ma a Trial. I _____ Extract from hI lie Atlanta Herald Febrii ry 1, 1874. Clcorgia Siat Agricultural Socieiy, SecmOffie,' Atlani , Ga., Jun. 27, 1874. f To tML- Aditor of til 'Herald : At the last, iree ing of the Stne. Agrien1 tural Society, t.iert. wits .imposed upont tie pccretiry t,, ii l of obitauing sampl.es of all C6niime'rial criilizeia exposed for sale in thia Sinle. find sending tihe same to the Ahlytic.Il ;hmist in (le Slate College of Agr!t4lt re and tlie Mecliuio Arg at Alhimmns, 1o a alyrses ti maliant or valuq. I have, j e'erume. o obtaitied and sent to tle Ceimsl Prof, White, Pnmfilies or imost-of tie lent inmg .011ii116 antid lhos phates, that aire %ol in tl.is' 8r.te it.. is prloper to Fay hmer4 ih. 'theve msamplem .wero taken by inystif i. priod, fruom (lie bulk, ii.tie wareiobso where they were st ored, and ptit jii sir-tight glass jnre. 'ite anailyses were wiade .number, the Chemist not knowing tie nmte or (e articoes or from w110m it was Oltinem! ihe mmes ef of Ilie Fertilirmi corresponding with fle nm bser se.i lio hlie Chemist, were pmoserved ill *iny plice, I have receivei froin time Laboratory (if the Stile College tle tollowlig result's o! tle aialyses oi Fetrtilizetr, as simowim ill lime eneloerd report of Prof. %% hile. Tito cal eimtion ofthe t'onnmercii vautiue. inein ding projit on imtitfeature, gives ms tle c-msh vaic, for which ithe articles liould tic sold inl sav.nual, as folio w: : l'tiwain Ulssolved J30me, per [oti $1 S7 E'liwi mu Gutanmo; . - 41 (18 Solilim e Pacilic Gato, m m 34 77 Ac Fowl Guaro, *, m 47 93 Himglmsh Ul)lsolycd Bone, " " 47 80 Pit ipeco Guano, " " 26 74 tlie.ipiakt Guano. ' ' 82 32 Purc.nsers of Ferilliz. rs enn ccommpare tie calculia ed Commercial valie wi.th lie selling prlcu. fI'i-. Slat1 . Agiricultural Soe'ely iill publish for tie beiefit of hlie planters tme analysed of other Fertilizers aIs suot as received. Very Respectfuilly NM JOiiN 0ON, Sec. By Iubis comparisonl it will be sueen that ie -el Forl tinnmo io cmnly solt sir$2 07 per (on imuore' iian ii hd dnlicuitaion ett' tile .:onmmmercinli valume andim thiat the .t iwanm Ut'ino is sold Si3 02 more than tie est i. mfited-conmeroiai valie making a diifer. el5ce it, lamoi- .i'.i ims ?8.mt Fowl igainst tie liE wani of I1 83 per-toi lite E liwall sel ilig at $'.5.0t60 nami and .11 e en .Ppwl selliig :m1 50 00 yti th ' chenmist vnimes tile 8ea o.% I if $11,85 mit ore It n tihe E i wnh. ' Th'e compmrislon with hlie Soluble Imcific is ever grealer. in favor of time Sea Fowl Slie Sea Foirl beiting v,4itied tit. $13 10 per lont mtire. 14. 1nns bf son Fowl (or sale 1:y . l-A.COT :0Co fcbi 21 . S OTIO~. . U. S. INTERNAL RtVENUE May 1, 1874, to April 30, 1875. - l3E LAW of Decinber 2.1, 1f72, to. Ssuires every person engiged in ally L.tstinws, IVOnctitO or employment which renders bim liable to a speeil fax, to r rocire atd. plce onspiinotily in Ii is estitishim it or place of busint. "s, .'A Ml'A. M P dmio imi t',(he maynmimm't of said. giiiimn May 1, 1874, before cot. it-mmeicing or cointmining busiless after kpril 0, 1874. Tle Iries enmincedCt'lmin tie pi'ovis MnA of the Itw above q-ioted are the tol lvwinig. viz.: teclifiers, $200.00 Diealersi, retail liquor 25.00 Dealerd. wholesaile liquor 100A.t0 Deii'.ra ill iittit lijuors, whole. Bale, 61) (10 Dealers iti mnlt liquors. rctiil 20.(;0 Dealet i lesm t lioicco . 25.00 iteail diealer in leil tohnec.m 50l) 0) Anri (ln sale'r oilf wer $..090. ffy cenis for evemry dollar in excessi o1 S1.000. D)eniors in simanufacmel ured tobacco 6.00 Maiufacuers ~fsi ills 41..00 Amid for each st i imanufac, hured ' '0.00 And5( ten ench worm mnanuifac. tured ?0.00 Manufactuirers of I ohneco 10m.t00 iMlaniaicmut-ers of cignefs 101.001 lPeddulers of tobaiiteo, firt class9 (ini re thiim iwo hmorses) 50 00 PeditN of tbacco, seconid class ( wi eihor$es)' 25.(00 Pedleri't of m a micc, 'hmltN c'lr.sa (omme hmorsie) 15.00 Peddlevs of ohneuici, fourithi class (otn root or public conveyimie) 10.00 firewers of lb'is ihan 500( barmrels 50.00( lirewers of 5010 binrrels ornt u.<'re 1 t00.00 Apiy pmo~raim, so liablle, whom sti.lh fail o colniply with Iilie foreigoinig requmirm'ens will be subiject to deivere pienalt ie. Persons or firoms liale 1o pay nny of t lie Npcdiail Thi .es namedu alove, rmust ny pily lo (d. I. A niilersoin, collectmor of J1.nte r mi lte.enurat nt'oimima M. I., and piay for i l nipocO re thm Spem~cIn l taz Mia mii or Sliummps ilhey nieedi psium mo MI ly ia1871, .1. W'. UI mU il..i.4, Oomrissionei'omf I ite'mn d lIever~mme. O.trmip mP lNTMitNA. I, it ivit.'ifUc:, l'' Aan\(aTos, D. U. , 1F lmruary 1(m, 1874. AT T1NU4dTWN ATTENTION I ~r have nio' on hand one of lime lar gest .. siocks ., lardivnre ever bim'.nghi- t o imbis iaket. My cioc'. of mshelf goods is compllete, emnbrnc nmg. EInemii' s. U.si rpen 'llter's, Shin- Make rs anild Mecihanmiesi TJols, whiichi I will sell very low, fi' Cash A fumll line of hiounse (urin isiig goods, Lock, of all kitnd', I iek. erls Alatm imney Till s, prie $5 00i, iitel Gomngis excelenim 0one nust duirahle, lirit. ai iDIippser's. Wsatitems &c. A tuli linle of Pocketi and Tiabme ('uiery, Seissors, -hen rs. ltazors, ' lieerinndmm Prin tg Shersvs ali bes'ot mnk e. Gaiirdin tonb,, of alt ki nd. .\lt'e anil 11o01s I' holmm, andii Shmoe Nil. bie..t brianidi. Iron.i S li mmnd Plow Moulds all sizes. 26 Kegs cul Naiils. A LSO), A nice 1o1 of fresly Oroe-ics' ednanfug of Angar,'CoVee, N'i dlan'e, New ('roy N, 0. fryrurjm 'fohmeco and Ker'ose'ne Oil. NO*AIla A ND t0FFIE 1r' DBL. Powdered Smignr. -. 1': bhi's. (;mmmlmed. Exitra C.nni Demna mama Sumgare, iPr ime Itio Coff--ea, In store ansd for smale by BEA TY & 1DRO0 -ang2B WOODWARD LAW, - NOW O .; A large stook of Spring and nui mner Clothing, in Goats and Boys Sizes, INCLUDINO Fnnby 'Cassiner Auits, Dit!,goial . Coaim anid, Vosts, Fa'gn'y Cassier l'ants, .lohnir and Alpaca Sacks, Wihite Linen Coats, " '' Pantm, White and colorbd Marsailles Vests &O. attention .called to a hand. nome lino ofCassimers just received from the Charlottetiville (Virginia) Woolen Mlill-. We continui t? tahe special orders for Dreiass'hirte, and Guarantee a perfect fit. WOODWARD & LA\V. april t NEW SPRING GOODs ARRIVING AT J. A. B 0t'8 Dry Gobds* Fancy Goodh anl lIIFLINERT BAZAAA. 11M flOA0 will lie pcased to see her .. friends and psltrons in the Milli ntery Department, feeling coolidont tildt fromi her eklperience in the huslitess, she P.l., pe.'e tihe most fastidious. All sie Aid. Fresh Psmily 0roebrica and other gbudd reeiving dailyit. J-t0U UOAG'S. W4. OMil, Corn, Sh neks sai i Lithiber fro 1!al0e by J. 0. BOAG. M1y Ternt4 for 1974 are Cash I All goods ebarged wi'i be -inaidered 'line onl the tit.. ..dlay of tihe. follow.ing m11On.0h. To 31,i tulli t n lothen. Paid will lie 30 el h res at d t i a('of fi6 1 i Pa epr moith. tnileiss amjecial agreement is madle to the contrdi impril 4 J. .10p : wing llaehino, No. I, $25.000 : No. 2, $37.00; .No. 3, $42.00. r'lEf l.t-sL llAP MACIJJNE in ther . ..mmarkin'., nimakej tihe 1)tiK 8'T'i(4iI imhake ont bthi aide-s Th'uatmmnd of irinlie. inm mhe ('.m olinats can mmIemstify to 11mm meit s. it will dto tihe same work mad onliy costs. omne han t. of, time tmmoney thamit you woumld hmave oa piay for ohne of time 8-t'ALLED fin st -classm omrcine.m For circular, samplese of work, Needles. Thrmmead and Omi,,.call on. ' A A. 310ItR18, .Agj.dor Fatiriialdl Commnty 8, C. lite is migenm' for mime. celebratd Lighit Running Ilome Maichine. 1). P. Ma A XW ELL, Charltt~ C. Gena. A gt. for N. C., 8A. C., tia , anmd Flam meh 1 -ly JUST RECEIVED. 1 Gar load Flour all grades 1. " " Wh~lite cornf, 1. " " Oats for seed, 1 "~ " Sailt, . ." " Molases and Sylrups, Stgars, Coffeeo, and chOiee Tea, Dh. K FLENNIK10. - OiLN!IOILS Z N OINE. Oil, -Trai~n or Farmerms Oi1, Llneeed Oil. Neat Fool Oil, KCemo Oil, Aliadin Secuity:Oil, for sale by - mccreb 28 . eMASTER & BRI,0U. Boots and Shoeps A N elegant lot of Reels and Sihoes'jug S reeived from T. Miles & .-on. M.MASTER & BiaCE. BARGAINU BARGAINS, am now offering my entire STOOK in every department at unprecedentedly low CLO lHING . SIAWLS, LADIES DREeS GOODS' BLANKETS &c. IPSITIVELY AT COSi This .0no lhumbug iut a fact and it is the interest of every one to call and baimine befoio purclasing J. IV. B. IV COR E, feb 14 SPRING -AND SUMMER GOODS Fine Ca (lmeres aun tween I r e t and Y'outhss wear. -A s t' - - 4f Ladi4? ' atid isses, Shoes I . .A '7 I A Chice seleeionm of Dress Goods, Muslinsi, Piqu~es. Prinla, Long Cloths, Camabrios, &c , &o. g: THE INSPECTION OF THlE PUBIC INVITED. McMVASTER & BRICE. moh 26 LIVERY STABLE. '~ thc 2fid1 p? Noviernber I pumrch~aed \.thel uteres't of A. F. Q'ood(i n1..1 he W 'nnmbovr, L~ety Stable.., 41 hobarue hir, buggy tsif e, ti'tid horse feecd /IVh lie C.-11. lThis rate wiT) be strictly radfieredl to. I wIll alry lef/ llikiggood soide and buggy haorado', als0ocarrin'gesd andi buggies for hire. Thme pfatrrn1Go of the publio is respectfully aeoheited. ~7 E~IIL dleo lCo-4d D. LAUDER DALE 1$ iN0 OPENING hi. large stock of 8pring goods, which were purchased for thme cash only. .I, will repay the .Invpeo. tion of tll.- The exeons'ive vat'iety is sucli as to warrant all desiring to purchase t< call examine anid judge for themseulves Tihe Ladles D~epartmnent. Including Milli Snery aud brojs Good., has reo.eived spe cal attention. Remneper that Mirs. L. I the ,Qn)y;one that. went, ao Naw York thi sesor, from Wanneb~oro. inch At.. WITHERS & N OW offer to Ilie. publio n fresh and lebo'co colecht ion4 f -hoe4. Ladies Foxed and I.a: i ig Guitors, .usk-ins Morrucco Ilootees of iJebe-14. qualify, 'bilii hardu - neied Misei and Children SHOES, &c. &c., Dry Ooo4- edfhistiik of Dress Goods, Spling Chllcoes, Bleached, Brown and Pliid llonwepuns of warran led . excellence. Hufflings, Scirts, Ties, ile b11alt bovelkies in Bels, NoiIons in groat variety. Give our colect stock of Cutlery your atlentiou and get BALtAINS. Flcur just come in. We sell for CAShI and can offer great indeetents for the mar 23 1M c E I V E Dr Fresh Augusta Flour, Bolted Meal. R. and C. R. Incori and bulk Sidos. the Eagle Brand Hug tr Cured flams. A LSO, Coffes and Sugairs tds evroytinif tts' r kept iq a firlt., c'-m. grocery C TT 93-3E-. Fair Xntn i dW IvL UAMOH b.Y R. J. MoARLE T. TERMS FOR 1874. E propose to Nell poods for 1874 on a' 00ash b-sic. All goods blanrged li our bnools wil' be considered due ozi I ho first diny of-t he ntha It following, and all biNl not len paid will be charged ina lerest at lp riato of t wo (2) per cent. per innih unfil paid. TIi N rule will be sarietly ialliered to in -all naseti where no ip'cial arrang e nt...... n.. m d. jan 22 .. 1. WitilRS & I)WJI iT. Lamps ?Lamnps ! . ...lit of N o I ip~ y' Laim.. of at thle Dru a - 'The ,seu:;::.4/iniae , -- il. ini the use of a Ian-e a'1.-. b- jiduceda m. tea huv lot of thliema. -aindt thy aire oil.. *-e foir sim!t at iamafalc u res Pa iCes. P'ari ies die--iring can gae circulare by call ig lora a lin~i. npr-il 7 . .. . E. A11:EN. FUhNITURIE. Mattresses, Picture Frames,,Pictures and Mirrors. FRESH ('ANi)IES. 5 O it. 'aeialan Cetidy assorted. 5'' C.ocanut. . 4 b(1 " Pecanut. mi U. G. bi SP'O|U E J - C?). IAV~hliO disposed i oy Livery idler. eat, to- 11. TI.- Terr ill, I. w ial kce op consianntly on hand florses and mules for sale. Parte in want of' good steok will do Well logive moe a call. I have also opened a Carriage, Duggy and Waggon Fitoory. All work neatly executed and warranted, Give me aocal --A. F.000ODING. riutadersigned offers fowr sale one fit. L. teen horse power Steam EngIne, with Orist Mhiil attaohed, at a bargain. Said Engine and Mill can be seen at my resi dence 8} miles northeast of Winnsboro, on the Rtooky Mount Road. --- feb $..8m ..JOHIN ISENIfOWEle. TRtIUJWPLANT. -- EGBil8 Lager fleer excels any yet lfn se roduced and is l'REE OF ALCOllOL, Twoekegs of the above on dwaught atte 'namnie Room .at