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' 1ommninleations- to''tils offlee lI not"be nolleed -unlesh' ccompanied by the real nawe ot the writer., 'aredbt responsible f0-the opin. ons'?f Cor.respon leuts. - @' ifferonfter -io'LOCAL 'NOTICI,s zRi .beAnVrtid in our colunima exocep on.ayment of tEN CgNTS ,. line. :,a gk&- Any person In..he'County having .know-ledge of any circlmsa neeb f ihl e'Ca corrring in, ibis'neigliVorhood will!confer n rftvor by furnishiIg interuiatiuon at this otIce. N Awm AvERiTIa:bl:N. , 1 .to d jo a B Lr g ins - 3 1 N 1 ste r & Urice. ... % . Notice -R. J. 4jeC,arley. q . Handsoume Calicoca-bannenberg & Co. Sheri1f's3SAles-yL. WV. DuVall. lairfield Sabre Club-W. J. Her See advertisement' in nuother column.of W. C. lce & Co. (lard-J G roeschel. Notioe-Juo. J. Neil, Attorney. New Jewelry-Connor & Chandlr. 07 Five whites voted the radical ticket at Horeb. We believe every one had been an cffice-seoker. QW By referenco to another col ;unu it will he seen that Sheriff Du vall intends selling a large quantity of real estate next sale day. Faiifield inteuds being well repre sented at the State Fair. A great deal of stock, farning implement.-, household work, &,., have been en tered. C-7r Jim Milligan, the negro who Was shot on election duy is fast re cove-ing. We hope this fiacaes will learn Jiw not to interrere with other people's busciess. gr The County Jail is crowded with parties awaiting trial at the iext termi of the cotut- for various ffTences, principally. stealing. D D,ko was a tie for Chamber. lain uid Greene. (crshaw receivpd u majority of 1 over Wallace. Duko is btill conservative. bF Several citizens utter loud j)rotests aguin-t the storage of guano uund fertilizer's in to%%n. The efiuvia it a nuiaunee to all weil regulated 1.0 cs.. "W*e feel 'very iuch as if we,. had been kicktd all tie iay fruni 1oston to New Orleans."--Union /erul. We think.so too, Mr. Uniou-1erald, and the Piic 'ix alu' with you. f Kersilaw rcceived ".n more votes than has ever been cast in Iair. field fur a conservative since the war. W e believe it is more tilan any can-1. didute ever received .bcfore thu war. 0' Mr. Chas. Mlulier has just re. eived a very line lot of clocks of the Lt.est and miost improved style. Call and see them, for' we know you will be pleased. 07 John lRowe, colored, breathed iuis lt.E n Tueaday night. John was a barber by trade, and wvas universally likEd by all who know af The colored rifle club was out drilling last Nat.urday, under Capt, Joe Piaillips and Lit. Johna dreen. Tihey presented a very i opsn p. year' noe. Th'le compp ny unmbers 'ibout nine men, rank indl tile. Of ThIe followinag is the &iotmo toport for October, for the years 1873 ynd 1874. .In 1873 the sales in this zparket a mounted to 2,324 ba&les at 12f, apd in October 1874 tha sales anmounted to 2,891 hales at 13j. - .Jir Mr. fls T. Terrill reeceived a lot of eilra 1Kne horses and mules Tluesday. 'iThey can be se 'n at his li very sttble. ,Jie an.fely say that any one in ,yaant of flae gt ock will get a bargain by calling on Mr. TL. 1d- idgewuy polled 22 whito Votes, a gain of l'00 votes ever lar,t election. She deservis the bannerb One gent l'eman votel on rVe'sday for ihe first tini'o sini~ce 18541, hav,i'ng bden SbmbLelt from the btate most~ of that time. SAsk irani,lg 9urred lin rn of up'r flXido Th'lursd.iy between some ~eese and a cow. Tfhe geese, like tlhe eiea of. Mlissachusetts and ohrStates c.anse ,on,t ,.victoriops. \V h'avo come to the eonelesion thsat c.. ow lidlonged to the radical iarty. , i7 WeV regret to to learn that Mr. Wm-sBriee lost his barn by fire on Friday night lust. It' contained all the forage lhe piossessed. Iis' loss is several hundred. dollars. . The tire was the work of an incendiary. We earnestly hsope that the villain will Wo auht and dealt with accor:ling K7 There will b'd a : ineetille of the le,cue .tifte Club in the tow41 tall to-night at ' o'clook.. Memubers are earnestly 'reuested ,to be puuoto. a as t,hero will be,an electiou for-3rd Vico-Presidcnt, besides othpr im'por tant bubines4 to be traunsacted. Our youtjg friend Dir. John J. Neil was .unaninously; elected .Judge *of Probate laest Tuesday. Mr. N.eil isia promising young -law. )er tad we have no - doubt that he w ill. fill the -oice -with hionor to .him self und batisfaction to the cOunty. 9 It will Ve vepn by a notice -i another qolumin itbat the. time fur holdiilng court, has bon postponed to the 17th.inst. .. . . 14 .:Jurois, witnesses anil all -persans suniJoned to attend, will appear at that tie........ 'It w,as EaidI ' other tha4 the United 14tates--h.ad gone.briek on 6h0 ."uiggerA." The plection . rturns seen to verify tis .:Assertion, if sup porting the colored , people- means voting the radical. tiloket.. -'he; col. ored people %%ill now have to nome on couservativo ground. O^- The follovingis ilhatnborlial' said Wallace's majority In Fairdeld Chamberlain, ),540. Wallace, . . .1,540. The total number of votes cast were 4000, nearly 800 more than ever has been east in the county. The straight republican county ticket was clvoted. O.rr We regret to lhve to sate that two promising young gentlemen of this town are about to leave uss Messrs. J. W. Chandler and 0. M. Clarke. Mr. Chandler, for a long tinie, h.as been a clerk at the freight depot in this place, ard for his atten, tion to business has been assigned a higher. position at, the depot of the U. C. & A. It. R.,.i. Colunbia. Mr. Clarke, who has had clarge of the ding establishment of MoMister & Oriue t'r seVeral yeaa, ihtends east tig his lot in Georgia, whero lin ex pects to open a drug store.: These young gentlenen .earry with them the best wishes of our, entire comau nity for their future welfare. TITF.S.--Ohamberi claims 10,000 majority. Claimts iRi'lhland, 2,000, Orungeburg 1,000; Fairfield, 1500 ; Che-ter I100. Greene efaulls 4,000 in Charleston ; 1,200 in An do.s,n, 600 in Greenville ; I1JO in Spartanhurg.; 2,1000 in S-miter. iva'llaci gets York 5T1 ; Fairgeld, 1400 ; Chester 1100, and is proba bly elected. 11eavy democratic gains in the' North. New York, democratic. Louisiana and Alabama probably consersative. . '3"The State election returns are meagre. The following are the spaortis,according to the Union lierald Chazbrlain--Abbevilie, 1200 ;A iken.. 500 ; t nwull, 1,000 ; Heau'ort, 3,0010 ; C'harleston, 5000; C'hesterg. 1200 ;D.trlington, 2100; l"aii field, ,1,540 ;KICrshaw, .700; Laurens, 800 ;Newiberry, 1,6-5; f'ichlanId, 2300 ;York, 5183. TPotaI, 16,968. : treene-Aderonu 7100 G.reenvillo.; 4l. i Lex.ington, 164 Mariont, 207 ; .Oconee, 6,56., Spar tanburg,.1063 ; SumnIei.,, .2500. T. tal, 5,'702. CI;hsbelain's majority, II 1,266, with I I uuntiecs t'u herr from. This is a, radhical l.ss of' .18,480 from the ScotteCar,penter returns. .Moses ran in both Richtaud and Sumter for the Legislature, and was defeated in b>oth counities. . latrion. is a uounty gained. There was much fraudulent voting on the part of negroes through the State. Tria EL.eron.-The election, ora Tluea.day brought out the largest vote through thle County. that has ever beenu folled. , .White . and , colored eaupo outo a.man. There was, hea. vy ele.etioneering all.qon~g the liune and a great deal .of part~ tri.t onhnifedted. , i Winpaiar o 1290 votes werd polled, ab.out $50 by ,the whites. 'lhe voting progressed quietly untit.about midday - when n crowd of several hun'dlred colored men in the street before the. Court flouse began jeering at..Wade NJob.. Iny for voting fur Greene, and final. 1y began pulling hinm about. (They were.ordered to desist, and failing to do so, Mr. F. C. Gerig,jr.., who was acting .constable went in. to the res.cue1,..A row seemed imminent (whien several gentlemen got into the crowd, to $~aintain qrder and ha ~d nearli stucceededi in~ doing so ,when Jji:n .l\illigan,. oolored, struck Mr. Gcrjg and, wa inhanqdiatqly shot by son'd person on.the.side Walk. .Severail other shots wvere: fired sli. htly wouJnd. ing Aj(red.Smith asi ,Jur(el Fair, and, the orowd. eattered . M~any c.olored men ran towards the -gari son for aid b.ut reeiyed. n.pn,, .In tjhnmanutime the *dl4urbaisee had bean. q'selled by the.dfforts of lpromi nent citizons. ,.Thus ended; what nmight have, boeu a serious. r.iot. Milligan ia seriously .but not.,mor tally .wounded. IIad.; the colored people, not ioterfered. with,..W,de for voting for whtom he pilepsed..thus unfortunate occurrence would never have happened. Ii. should teach 'evary one a lesson abon't. interfiring with the right of any one- to votC ConsiderAhle bipuseneut wC4s Cause by. .th' appearance of the -last votei Strikers on either side 'ent for his and-a- large crowd ran bli backward and fortrils *hb.sholtts and laugh . ter for a long tiuse, but the regular got him at last. The offi sial -count was finished a .1 1 P. -%. .and showed -a mnajority: X) 360 for Chamberlain and 87 5 fo W allace.i 1- . . - N It i-4 sai i that eter-y tvlite- man -i No., .t 3-st hiti vote vo'o oil Tuosda) and No. 14 clails the banner. - RijgowUy pulled, about 200 whitc votes, a large gain. Tb regular t,icket received only 114 mtajority irAve for Itidgeway. - Doko- was ntitr a stand off, about 130 on each bide. . vuungetille . gives- 225, Horeb 145 and Montiello 200. radical m a jority. -Complete returas ill be given iL out nett issue. ',FAmn Wz.m(-Iteember: that.thi: i. Fail.we.ek in Colulbi I. The expo, itition begins to day and as no effori has.been spiared by th.j mauagcrs to Wa.ke the .t.ir (. success, we lasv. 11r doubt the display will be very fine I1.audsoiie, p.remiums will be olfered and several, tWie .horses will be enter. ed. for the races. . ..Last y.ear the attendance iw,a-largos than gver bef,re, and we hope this yor it will.be larger ptill. . ..1 .will be renembered that on the success. of this Pair 'depends . the so lution of..the qnestiin. whether there will be any more. . ,Th. .jSciety .has laid out large slm:ofmon,y.iu ftting up first class . apconodations and it ltoks to the people for re-iiubuese mlent, . . . , ,. '.ne great feature of the Failj which rannot be too attentively cotisideied ii the fact that it brings the people. of the State closely together. . Now that we have no college commencients and no Legi-lative festivities, the people cannot be brought together except during Veir week. This is.of vast importance. Now, if ever, the Colnservatir%es of the State sbould be closely buit together. Let then Fuir week be a gala occa sion at nhicb every one leaving his c. her oveilpatioj for a few days, can enjoy himself or herself i- ina king new acquaintunces and reviv ing old friendships. We.o leorn that excursion tickets admitting the b.earer to the Fait Grotnd.. c.,n be obtained at the tick et Uffice In Winnsboro for $2,30. Let. us all pack up and, go down as theut4ests of our genil fellow towns mun .luj. T-. \V. Woodkard the presidnt. It wont do for W ionsboto to go back o the Major. A ou cn make a trip.at any cost from Dve dollar6 tu five thonsand gg" No* tha, the apprelen ion of a difficulty is over, we can Euile at some of the scenes on Tuesay. Whlen the row conaineniced, several of the colored men begnu calling "Where's de, yanukees." W~hen the shots were fl.red, a crowdI rushed poll meli round the cotirt house co)i ner and maude for the troops, Sherifl Dayall htaving preceedud. thonm. lit. Paul started up~ to the sc'ne of th<~ distur'apee, but, left his men behind, PTnese threatened themselves to turn loose i.f the crond did not leave, One old (ellow ont failhng to get "the faunkees," came baick and exolaiumed in despair, 'OI od, de Uu[tgd Sia,tes is goin'. back on. de niggers. ;Dc niggers aint got .po . friemids I' Another maol a gentletman comning into .town antd told him th4a .doe.peuopte had hseem killed, and the folks was still shootiu' [n ten secoin Aifter.theo.shots wver< II -ed, the upper p'inh~a of the coura house wps ser,wded.. IAlany colIoredi people 81tid they. were shooting tlh< uogroes like dogs, seeming to forgel that they. thteanse.lves .had brough th row on. It was entirely .thei1 fault. . If the-y hhd hoct conn~uence maltreating 3 ado Alobley, the die turbanoce would .never have oourred I1n evomy other riot that occurmet un tho- South on Truesday, the black: Footittotidd by.. beatin bg deomocra Inegroes"t and en ling by havinrg fron I.one,toand S-m kille~d or wounded IWe advise thte, color.ed people f,. theIr own good, to have inore tolera tionm am.tng the:nse.lvess The whiter are bound toprote st-any colored mat who votes wih theni for reforma, an< they intend to do it,.,and are able t< do it, .Let.ua ,then bare no disturb anecs Whatever'. A CARD. ~t'O fhe Cit iions of Puirfikld County. A rumsor being circulated that in thit last.election I oanivatqed and need( mlU influence in behalf ol the Rlepubliens parly, .I . .her eby eonlradict tho enm ,nd pr.onottnce the author or said rumo to be a liar, a poltroon and a coward.. Attentltin! Fairfield Sabre Club 'You are hereby' order'ed to autemblu .Lin Winnasoro on 'Thursday, 19 o Nov., at- 1I o'clock, A. M., ima full uni form, armed with sabre anid pistol, fo, regular drill and piara'd.lo I3.W. D. AIKEN, Prea't. WV, J.- Hsano, 1sit Warden. ocnt 10 SHERIFF1? 8 SALE. KTA: OF bWTTi (4AlIOt.1NA,'j Court of CoUNTY OF FAIRFIELU. I PrObajf. Chaklohte Crosby. Ctosley CrOsby, Pufan. ates, wife of'L. A'. C.-Es'es,'Catherite O l're and- her filidbuid, Joh n A. Du Pre, Ularlotte Boulwire, and hr. lu 'band. Andtew J. Bbilware, 011lY 1P. BoulW,au, Aorgiirel Nevitt nad her. husbankd, .lobep)h-K'. Nevtt, - - --- 1'etitionerb- againsi t 8t David' erosby and' L. A.'C. EsRes, -Pd. Ininiistrators di Tho'nais Croiby, deueas.' ed, Junes' H- anton, lIthodt Cliaitilan ant ber hust bi id ilts Chaptu, Deleditas. N p"'' auice of itu Order mnade in te. above t-tiat ed' ca,6 '-by lie lion.' W. m. Nelson, Judge of P16b.1te. I will' olle fo' sak;e at, pu b lic auol ion, to lie lighest bidder, before the coust l house dt'or in Wvilnlsboro, within ila leg'il hor a's of sile otn t,1e first Monday' in Decel-er n1ext. and the day following) (I.e folloiug de. oribed pro per-ty :0 Wo : Al% the lntl'o which Tiioils Crosby 'was selie-1i and posseviod in fee siniple, at the tit of .,is death, situate ;Aqsily ih -Fairfield coutiy, but prinl-y in Kerattiw county.njuthe Siate a0oemaid, tn t6kviltey and Tlornt Iee ('reeks, 1111d1 iL p of * L it e lil -usall tra'Cis of land,-l"cenltainding ill 4d1 - thirt een hun11 dred aind tfrly acres, ii*ore or less, ill or w:irty all Of tItid trti-im ad.,ilitig -ielh olier, and laken together- fire boutimleel by l1ads now or lIa ely belo-ngiffg to (he etfdl of Abatn D. .Jones, Mas. Euglish, Thomam Junes, lleny Citaunplai, Jolia Nelo'ii, Wyl.u Albeit' atnd uthe)'s The above land will bu solil in severd piarcels,' aa cording to the pl'attsexhibite a o th e-lay ot sale. Teras of sale 4 , Onie,third e :11 aid. t he balance on a credit or ne* and iwo years, in 'Iwo etIaIIl diual instal. mtiC148 Withli ieteeest tliereon, payable tin IIIIal'y fron 1he d iay- of Sale, I lie puIc1.s er o putelasers to g,ve d'bund unid MA,rt giage of the- prweioises t- ilife Judge of Pro. batu to secire the p%ty u4itt tiereof, ind - purchaser to pay for papers. - L. W. DU VA 1L, S. F, C. Shierill's Office, W1inn.tsb,>ro, 8. (., Nov. 7. 187.1, STUTH ot LoFt--jt.CAroI.a. Court o 1, Cous 'Y Or FAin aitt. j I Probalte Thoianis M. LyleA, as Executor or inst Will and TestIament o'Th1oma-L Lyle, dee.ea8ed, againlst Thomla. Lyles, stillio 'oelhiitz, Nicholi P. Lyle%', ,lolin W. Lyles' .eIton P. Lyle01M*rtiic P. Lyles, 0 iebecca V. Lyles, Carrie 'Lyles, James w 13. Lyles ,Mulry.L,'Cloodlett, Williamn 0' 11. ,-yles and. Florence Lyles. TN purst once of nit order -indi in lhe ii bove isted case by the lion. W. .t. Netzon. Judge 6f Ptrobate, i will offer 8 oi %.tile Itt, pulti ducoibl to thie Iighiest bi-ildr, betoi e the 3o uri house door in I- ni0ro, wiltu the lepil hoars of sale, ,i fie fitst Montlay In December next i1aid th d-ty foilowingI,'he following dle -crib:-d property, to wit : All that piece, paronl of- tract or land, Sit.t11te in (le CoUnIty of Fitirtield and Stato -o' Souith t1 roan,; contilinitg (igliy ncres, nmore or isis', iuwnl a- fhe Colman triact., on the water.m. of Beaver Creek;' botnde.1 by lIatlds A otJohnl C. Feaster, .. S8. A. ;oleial -l ti nt lands of William Boykin Lyles, 'Ie. 1ened. Also another tr et 'o' lal i thle di conny atai Siate -aoresaid, contaliniig It ihree mutdred.1 anl fourteen aeres, more o Y, t s:l, fsutle o.a the watels 'of leaver . Creek, an,d boundul -by lands c(f Miss i Sitie -1, byles; Mrs, J. I' Colenaii. T hn,ais M. Lyles and by the road lbading - a.. A:-h4drd's FerrY, on Brdn'd River. TvI 1- or sile Oialti-Lthird of I he liuolse MOney to be aid. in bast, a idthe balmiea. ,hereof on a credit' of onte atia i wo yenra. tit equal instalments. illi interest-from Ihe day of sale, paiytable anta tly, ito be secl te0 by loud i11 1th'c 1-nt-echaser Aid iiortghige or a ie' ?t entites, te parchaser to pidy for all nace.siry pipersi - L W. I)UVA L, S. F. C S11.if's Office, Wiotn:b-aro, S. U. Nov. 7, 1871. ~l')YI virtue of sundrIy ex"ro'tio.as lo me .1. d:.ected, I' will ofl'er lfor sale lior ciash,-at pu lic titactiona ao the hiighesa bid. der' beflor' the courtt hiousae doorit in WIitnna. torto wil tin t legal hourtas of sata on iltie firs'~t M1otnay in 'De.calebe nex ' anid i le day f'ollointg, the foIllonistig de-or'til pro'et ", tot wit :All I itit picco, plt,r'el or a riet of~ land, 13'1ing bingat t'd uit nat e itn lhe soihI' eastern~ pora ttat ef P"atrtieldi coutry, S't at of 8 t th Ciarolia, on Saw. ney's Cr'eek. c'oniaining fout' htindredl iad 'eventty four' acres, mt'oro ba' less, anid boundttied on athe nor'thI by lands of-: - --, on ate eiat by liands oif Iro. S b.t't floatwiare' and lands of' Iil tla,k e,0fl1 a te senth Itly latutds of (I. L.- ligii'y, t.d I Waiest by hinds of' I).ve JBouaware antd otl ,I er's L,eid tuon na t'e irpety of' Jlohna D. Friost18r., at lie it of' Jesse i)raft atg.ant JIohnt D.-Frost, Sr. All thIat piee, patrrddl or I rnbt of iinad1 Ilit't, bteing and si tu,hte i 'the cotnney' of1 Faiihtl anid State of SoiiI Carol ina k nown ase.'t l'oIine pliace'" conita5ining onei hun adred and fifl'y noes, ntore ot bis, amit boun ded by Ilandts of' J ohnt it-,bei'son; TI. J1. II .'Jnes andti ltand,i Intely' ownted by' Janmes liat'ri foat,dceaiseid. Also antothliir t'tact of' latid lit. a he counta y anad 8t ate tjfor'esaid, Comnaiing t"ightly nres, mnore ot' lesst, ataid kntownt na' thle ''arlinag p'aCe,'' bountded by landu or-Jaoha flat a'. L<on, I.a ,dt . I 1a<(1y raw .ed byi . Jaumes litarrisott, d eeiaa edil, Tho orst ?loore - ant I othercts. Lievi...d upontt t a' the'ciopely of" Abram 1). J1ounes a i-he a it- of' J1 M. .I Cohllunta nginst TI J,. II.- JOnlaiEecntor.C A ll thtat piece, par'el eI! tr'aatt of la'tidl siltnle in Iihe conity of"' - I'al field 'an I State of' So alth Carolina, coanitaing seivent hundr'e''-ncres raore or less, uand bonn.le I Iby hatads of NIras. Sar'ah l'earson, htttda lately fielongIng to at' eatto of' E F. , I,ytes, d cased,- Dr'. II. WV. O.vens, Wiil litant 11L '1 rapp atnd othlers. .Levied ulpona na die pr'operty of' Mrs. Mhrt a N. Datw. kiins, a alae stt of' J. T1. D).wkins, snrltVi. yin,g aadministatr atnd othiers agaist IMrs Mataha N Jiawkinas. ' All that piece paroel or "finet of' land fl ly intg beiang anal sia uai ed intt heIt Cd ttid ty of F"aitrfield nutd- Staito'-of Sothl Car'otina oot I Ining nineii hundr'ed aores, mtore or less anad bounded by latt is of' la .. ?I-edna - Mt's. E. F. Peterot and f{ -ir? lI J. lNyles, II itant MriOgana, lands belo'ngintg to i he e'state 6f 'T'ho'ons-s -Lyles doo-'ased, :A. Cameron. Wesly Mayfteld. I. I ' Mlinst, II. 11, Kortand oters. - Lpyied'itpon as the- properly of' Jacol-Fa.her sa tIle otilt 'I of Johna C. Feaaster agaonst Jacob Feasier'. '.. L, W (V A LL, S. F. C. Shel,riff' ofiIce;, Nd$. 7,i14 nov 10--fX Lia parlies Itadebted to me for sup. -S..pllea, &o., wIll do well t0ocoine forward andi settIe bofore the ist of' De comber, as all lions will1 be foreclosed Otn tht-day. R1. 3. MoCARILEY, nov10.a jand for Sul. . oltTIO of iie plktation ow'kd) IA'..Mrs. S, A. Lyles wil, be plyod fol 0 odorate pried aild il pon re'nmonable Iertmu, 7'h portih' oferd for . clde ies north 0: ~he pub:Il ro it l@li 3 fro in Winnsbort o As1tora' 1-Flray upon Ifbeky Creek, %nd oontalalfng 636 acro. 'A pply' lo th< ub-ul iber. AVNI 11. . LY LES. Inow 4-x2 NEW IEWELRY. ZZI0-1 sIDS-'s Corad, Cumho,. Aa;othyst, Poarl, ..hront $7.to $140. )iamnond) Pearl, Supphirej E.erald, Frofli $I*0 to $50. sIAL~ E?INcTs. am0eo, Topaz, O,Iyx, Amethyst, Blood Soje, From $5 to $30. VAIIETY OF CElANEIt GOODS AT 0ONNOR & C11ANDtE1'S. -ov 5 ThoState of South Crolina. COUNTY OF FAIR.M.p. lN r'Me.- COMMox iv, I.4s. T r i4 ordered flit the Coni 'or . General 11essi 4n. n , 'dm, m n leas in nnd for 11he Coutly of I.tiiet'l 11and tile same is ietoly IIaIdj >iree-d Irom ond ky Nov. 'nd. 1871, to Tuc-d ty Nov, rrhl JK741. -. . Tie Clerk o!iio e ouity will rive (.tie lice by pr'blicntion al lmtie presellne tihe (1ra1111ti n Petit '.J)1;O1' and of itne.ss(s will not be requitred iiii iii 1 01ok'M. 'on Ihe last iinmed dae. (Sile"l ) T. J. . MA K EY. ovelber 60 1874. Cit-ecknil Judge. Tru'.-a Copy. Clerk o'fCotrt, Nov.- f2xl AIM .E& 0., FACTOlRS AND COMMIPSION ASiEPTHANTS, DGE I,'S W 1I A ItF. CI A It l,ISTON F. V. I 1 ltAi. advances mado upon c . J 5;goimilnns' of 'ollon or oiher Fro ice th inem ' in ChariesIon, or irotigh Pir correspoilens in Liverpool, New )rk and 11llimore. , ki' A-rHotir alention lo It aie rf llud Coton. N(,v. 7 m 0:0 0 JUST BELNG~ RECELyED), Ladies',. Gents' I(d Boys' boes andt Giiters, Fan'ev ICnttjinge (ottonj, Gelis1 til ('n 8111r1s -ALSC :1d Blanikets. -A LSO R ~ifle anud .Ulastinig Powvder, h iot, and atfety JFuse. .As ~1tther.lot of' inel Cigar's and( 'obacco. MceMaster' & lurice, nova 10 'HE iHEPATIU COMPOUND. -MADE BY-' Kirig & Sons, of Columbia, [8 sold1 wholesalo and reo all by Dr. W., LEP. Alikonr, agent. Thoso- bnjinig by a d,,zon will save the freighti fronm Co. namb n. 9 12 DANNENBERG & Ok IHANDSO.\PE OAICWOlas, 10 cts. 10 octs. F ur Fine Drev3s Gom .0 TO For Fine U!acket, G0 Tj D:\NNEINRG *AI. 1; E 1'jr Cheap Apia f.o TO For Fiue Alpactis, . .]DANNENBEIGc's. Beatutifut Edginig, Fine Lime Line of N,tionis, AT D AN N EN IIEG Tito Nilson Corset, AT . 1)ANNENUEItGu..~ ca0uties of Collcre,ts, Kid (;loves of all etes at . 'AN N E N 1; i'. lsome Styleo Men '1nd Yioutts CIA 'I'll IN U, Aln11 FurniSh ing1- toi oud. (T.1 ! AVAYS ON l.\ND. wt3v 10 . - . ---- --T: mal lukillg a i [\][ of thik Celebrated Jh-d Cch Ccigars, 4n Guarne a (d. Smuoke for ]i"V' J~' 1T s T1. S 01ln .110 "Ven 'Il 1llIld .JuA.~ ~ee J Wv LAW & (CO lI N I ol t Ili line of I antdy, (>i therecs for Ptg -: n-. iiein'd by J1. h. L.\W & I.i. ) B'.e Btlen'er Clo) ih, libick. Jli i ein U J. W. LAW & O warnihad dIurnhjiiity. , .1J. W. L AW & (CO. si .by Mtr. V. IL. Idany, ai Iir. chm Tr.ilor'. * J. Wt. LA W & CO. Olov addie's anid Oetitb Und(erI wear', Geist I.ine'n IIlandkcerche ief., S'cuarfs, Ilows, &c. .J. W. LAW & CO. Icont in mo lo or'd'r Irs 'mi. $,hi , taieni here, andi we al ways gntaant 00 1 LI. J. W. LA W & CO. r ill is beil hainIIe-Cewt d 'ongress (:o hatltd and for saido by * J. W. LA W & Co. i7~oL 90 a goodt~ had-eed, Call' J. W. LA W A CO. Wh't ion picei olf licate ld anlt 11, for sadle by3 J ) I1'S thod, P'op'ino . ( Mbionee Sullinte of' thle celeb,nr 'ell Urt jail IDu oh as lilac k ;' lpaa ,tfera. lte'd .hy . W . 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