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FAIFIEDHERALD: INN BE 031 On ,MEAN14 DAVIS, Editor,,. t iay nnlefiiig January 20, 18T dor.aihambertaln has sent a mes 1 j IO Legi,latu:o reaffirming h. principles announced in his in m!. Wo cannot at present no.. - ;nore fuhy this able roiduction. o. A. 0. O irtirgton, formerly h is State, ha nAsumed control of -riflin (Ga.) Messenger,and pro.. ,sos to run it according to the prin - pies of the Jeffersonian detnooracy. le will rise above political par. ,izanship and avoid personalities. 'PTe Union-H1erald has not said fnything more about Sheridan being .1he right man in the right pice," ee NVi le-on,FiPh, Jewell, Bristow, fartti, Bryant and other snall re .blioan fry repudiated the banditti - )I tch. From ffresent appear. OS, Grant, and Sheridan and the ion..lerald are about the only . amnent luminaries that ontertain I!Iis opinion. The sub-oomimi%tee of Oongrese Sent to Lousiana, consiting of Fo. tP.r and ilelps, reputliosith, and Pot ter, democrat, have rpturned to WaAin4ton and will shortly make a ro'port to ..the AaAtorsl comittee. The New York Herald claims, that the report will be very faiot-alrle to the Qouservativcs, showing that no banditti exist in L-iuisians, that the State is at peace, that at the last .0ection very few republicans were intimi lated', and that manny degro crats wero kept away from the polls by fed*bral soldiers who had warrants for their arrest ; that the ioturning bo1rd iAted fraudulently and olandes iinelly,and that the white league is composed of the best oitizens of the State, numbering no rowdies among its members, and that it is organized to keep, the peace, in the worthlessness of the metropolitan police. This report is - unfavorable to Grant. Ilo, however, i ie-y cheer ful and claims that tho couiltry will ststUin, i h.. Ad Whitense ihass Ieeting, composed of Oitizens of both parties, was hold'in New York on Monday night to condemtd Grant's r cet c aurse. E.hiing cantvasses are in progress in the Lecgislatures of several States evert the elect iotn of United States Senator. Shar'on, the "King of mtstock, who owns $25,000,000, * 2has a coal scuttle costing $125, '-en elected republican Seitator N ad a. TJho Sta.te went .demo ab y 2,.000O' m atjorlty, but Sharon V h. t in za majority of twentyv-one trj-u llio arns on j.oinJt ball.kt. 1Ita amy(lep.) will bo re elected inMinnesota. (Chaindler haas rocoiv ach catnous nomthaition for re-eeo .itm int M acbiga, atd wilI .succeed, aoens certain republiepans, , bolt. .eran andi Murpliy ard conitestAts >r te- dlemtoratic. nomination int .'ew IXirk.. K~ernan is backed by h' ammany and- de. Meyhlour, and w ill probably w in. W allace is the demitooratie rnominee, in P.ennsylva uia. VTe d'emtoei-at have 'A -moabri ty cf tt 7 meerscr in all, aind thtese thtretatent to bolt, so that ho miay lie de*feated by All is->n, wholo tinae appears~ on aIl the gre'enbacks. n Mlissouri, Gen. Cockroll hias the instide track. Schura will niot be re-elected, whaicha is a great ity. In Florida thte two parties tie in each htan.ae, and it is uncertain whto wvill be elre'eud. 'The democrats cipt et to .'harge~ 18 votes in the U. 8. Senate f.his year. , . Th Legislature. The lec,i4Lators have recovered fromn thecir Ch!a istmtas revels, andr are argaina at wor.k.tinkering at the law,s. Not hinag of much importanee has been donec. A .'bjl' hzitrodrueed bay Mr. Slo.n, of JUclanrd, to enaleca land. lord to e)ect a non pniyIa1g- tenant mor. ex peditionealythtan at present, was ashte,,aired on its sccond reading ont TLuesday. - On W edaoday, a bi to comtbine te auditorsihip and thte Treasuryehaip and to ontae thisa office cee,'e was also killed as a party measure. A repuablicana in conaversation stated this. bill, will enaable the conservatives in upper eountties to elect Treassrers fomn their own patty, and that this offic wast abaol'utely necessary as a nucleus for th.e raadical party in these there wou?d not be the ghost of a radicid party In conservative coun ties. Notice nas then given of a bill to inake those offices elective by the L.gislature. The effect of the pad. qage of .uobi an act would be to tako tile oiolusive patronage from the Snar e, andl give a porti;u to the flouso. This might bo an improve ment over the prosent system. l3t with a good Governor, it night Vo more eafo to leave the ofioca up pointive as they now are. A UDi(jQue bill, acharnoteriatio pro .ductioh of oarpet-bag radioalism, was itAroduced in the house on Wednem. d . It contains a lengthy preatuble, he iingforth that freedom of puliti Cal' opinion is guaiiinteo-d by to1 eon. otitution, and that this provision h been.violated in' Ydgefild by a com binattop-betwen oprtain. o.itiVens.to employ no person who supports a cer tain party, and that thurofore .it be resolved that a special tav tai of twb nilli be levied upowfthi.t'Otropoy-of Edgefild for -tji ljlport ' of such persons as'oA n no erploy'me't for the itbovo mentionod reason, and that the County Coniuioners 3 cii powered to borr,)w the iUm1 of $5,00 rrom any person or prtQns, ,orp.>ra-, tion or eoiporatious that will .nakb such loan, whicli suin sh ilh -o appoptioned out to bdtd <Anfor. tunatos ih bottain' foriiis in the same bill prosentea. - Upon. proof. by not less than two #itniescs that any i')dividual has beon disolarged i o:nuda of his ;oliti. eal opinion, said ind ivid uAl hhall je coive a stipend of tii dollars por nionth. This bill will probably become a law, It is a inonstrous im'pobition, bettig apparently unconstitutional, vnd moreover, off'oring a premiun fur iazineas and faliehood. Notlng is More eay th:i for a lazy, triffing person, to suborn witnesae:,, and ttu prove himscif a victit, and Ie,, lie in the sun with eye ised ai d moutlh Opon, staid six (4Jl'lars a mloith in his pocket. .If this bill pass, thete will be more idlo kiiatish v6gabotidb in Edgetild than in all Ific rest 01 tile S'ato put together. Thoe removal of Mr. Brawloy to CharlealdWi, will leave vacant the solioitorsiip of the tixth circuit. A bill be probably pus'the Legiblaturo authorizing the Governor to. appoint a solicitor. Mr. A. N]. Mackey is an a1pirant for for this position. We hear of to opponent. In case of his receivinig the kolicitorship, his Trial Jtistine's position will We *a'Attid. 'rh Legislaturo is moving slowly and will probably riot adjourn for soverai weeks yet. A Word to &lho d l'.ustear. nlaving great faith in the efficacy of the systein of public schools, if properly managed, and being sivcere. ly desirous of witnessing its f-uCOCess, evo wi.h in this issue to add( some thing fdrther In addi-tiori to wh.at we have already said upon this subjoet. Amd although * ishall to-day 'ddress .iore partictilarly the trus tes of the different school districts, we tuAst that thmia,artiolo will be read careful. ly by teaclhers, parents anid nll other personsI inteh~sted inI the subljed.t oi educat ion,. Tio htto "I ny as you go" it as appl icable to school mnatters atst overything else. 'TPoor paty, por preach"' maty ho parapIhrased inte '-poor pay, poor toeach." 'To hon successful teacher reliuresa a high order of abilit y, antd ability com. mandt(s its price. CJompoteont inst ne tors can w th diflioulty be emnployod to manago free schools for the reasot, ta.t; they aro not paid. TA'hero tart in Fairlield fCounity to.d .y about teim thousand dollars worth of nn paid school climis, ,and every yea: ,the dleticiency is increusing. Is itsa all struinge thbat our t aapayers atil grumbling becatnso the.y paiy thii school tai and, y'et dlerive nao bhti fromi it 1 Somethiang tuust he done~ to trO store tho valuec of school certilientes antd to p:ht ant cqd to this steady acad mnulat ion of de ch'lils. 'IThis .Mnt be done eithecr by appro. priating larger Aumas of motney for thi purpose or by chitailing expenses As the statte gflicials ayu too inttou pupon grabbiajn the l'on's share of thi taxeos for thei own aalaajes to itt crease the a lppropriation for schiools no relief ennt be expected from thai qutarter. i'Te other al ternative re'ma ins to curtail expenstIos. T ijs is thae dut of the t rustees. Thoey f1x tho'li n'l m ber of schools, and1( the pamy of teach ers in their reapeetis' townships hle etofore thecy have emtployed to< many teachers, or have paid themu too tmtchl, or have pet-naitted themt t< each too manty mothle. Th'le excuse for this, and weo admil that it is a tolerably gnod one, i tha-t the amoo4nt apportioned to cacd townsh i p is niever known utim il the and of thte session, and that .thet schoolh have ahm eady beei in operation tot lonag when the order to eloso them ii issued.. Now, althougha by tae existing law, tho exact amoi(unt cannot be for.etold yet the trustees cant easily approxi. mate it. lFor their benellit we will . nhnain tha mntho.d of ihis tinn.. w*ttion. .. The stato annually appriateo twe kills for schools- As-tba ialue of property does not'lobaate to any groat Oxt6nt"**ud as1e:6mbe# of children rentains oaly tlIe . spne, thore is necossarilo:14t Itl6, via tion in tte 6l1aual -apportionmoot for each county. , Tho !rusteoa, by ob. tUining freita the Sa,i -10,u1,issin er the amunt app. ri ned to their district dtf, ling i viui. emi,6ah u-te their estintate fbt 06k current torts. If a t. tx' iA a 9esod, th amount. to ie thu, rui.,ed can be easily eI 'iiiatt. 8 in i n. o4'tyv as the townihip.s and school di.stitois are o9terwitious. The unditor o appli Uat,iqn,- wil, firnibh -the 91to4qt.,ot property retratriikid in calt township, and this, iuultiplied by tie number of mill la"i6d, will,'aft6t the,.prQpe duduotion f6t hu- bo'a returs.6, &e show the local tax. Thepo r0dils" added, fill give the -entirp probable revenue for -each distric't. Ply a fdeent stattite; the 'poll tax is to be applied to a8 iRuei,t eles, lind ;pust not i aladed to the -u r r o i t - r e v e n 'I. We have t4us given.a tinpo pieth. .od. of relievilig truese. from anabar rastne , llch, it aopte by then, will 1.e conducive of good re aVItF. And In viderij.01t tiley- may have no eicuse, we wij; 01ir:.-ies, etdetvorte abaia :tle required '.sta. t' ics and pibliiIh them fio the beibfit of all OVItei '. f . Tic ;Puota may He inore,'6r It ina3 be leus. If 1.or0, then a balance will sainin over for 'the ensuing y(-Iri If li s, any deficitnoy accru. ing will ot be tittribut4ble to the 'trusteep; but.to the higir ai.thori ti,,,r,Ud, in either oate, t1fe ktrusteea can felicitatO theinJ6Ives. with the consciousness of d,ay wq4 P,j foruid, a conscioistess he.1iewtf! oi:ry rate in th eir 0a8e0 . i The wrltki of .1ts 1itible, P6. a it t bei of-thc County board of ex auinlers, Mels;' in.-onic degree, re s.onsiblo for the uuecah of the school .)stew. And if his tuggesLions aie heedLll, suggestions derived frotu other eouree., after IdriL OxI-0 rienLbe, he bu ittee tAt thuch can br done to arrest 'the pAir'ba f evbr incr,asivg avalamehe.of..debt ii the shape. bf ttipaid school ceriili. eates. Louisiana. The recent outrage in Loulliciil is the all ab.sorbing topic of the da3. ff al.l reports bo true, t1 imprebsioln seemssto be rApidly gaining ground that the President, through Sheridan lhas been guilty of groasest, violation of t he constitut ion. On every hand the coniduct of the execu ive is most severely eeneued'. Congrd4 has been the arena of excite~d debate. O.t lorrd aiy lat,. Ia!.&h titr in t he Senate Chanmber m:idu a iuangniticient effort, one of the most sweeping ar raignmnents of the whole rad ieal pol ioy towardh the South thait ha~s ever bebo te'.rd: He resited the events that huav'e lEd to th tigitation; and declared that the deed dallie on the 4th J anuary, "coisituteos gross and mnanifest tiolatioui of the eonstitution and laws?'' lie asserted that the "banditti" poliC3 ii so appalling that every An.eriean eit'met wtho loves his liberty standle aghiist at tI:e mere possibility of the suggestion.'" kJ.e pointed to-Virginia, North Caro. lina andu Co orgia, is pre-enting a most favor-tbre encntFaA.t to Louisia.na whore violenice has beeth resortedl to > in mtaintaining radmcal a'upremacy. il staid that there wrere two wasys of minita iing ordeor, lhe one b'y brjute foi-oe, at in Rtauia, and the, othey ini p.rmItittinig the people to -georn thiehmettes. De' .se'.-rely denoun-jed the conduct of 1'.ek.rd who acted- as Untied Statea Miarabal while hot ascebairm,an of the Re puiblican Committee, and whto socund the country with. wiarrants of urreat agaDinst c onservatives.. le condAud. odl by nd.jui ing the Seniatoi-a assemt bled to uphdoldl lie cotit mtidu; That night in New Yot k, ('ooper h. Intitdte wtas erunited to Its atuiewt o eipr.eity by citizeniis who inet to protest again1t the aetioti of tice Pr'osident. William Culle u IWyant, one of tbe ablest, republiendsii, dehtvered an tiptressivo atdgs,, comparing re cent events i Spain and in [Louli. ana, and said this method of chang ing a goveminmet mnihei do for Spain but it wvill not do for this Country. 11o neit aske$I tite'authority existing for the President '9tq set himiself up as a Judge of election and to drag fronm the Lq4islative-Chamber those whom-he chooses to regard as l'avjiig no right to their seats. He might thmat rebellion did exist, he bays that whether Kellogr had a right to call as well send another Sheridan to pull thd entlemnr who has furt been. eleiteagovetn&r o*ew York; out of the WautIv bhaor" He con b1iffed 6 sayeg ttat thj#,, *roag has, no poebible extenuation. It 10*t be rebuked te instart -it is perpe rated,. ,, The subjeotilo 9f local Folitios to the Federal authori ttes, mui.t' be denounced, mu,t bi stopped, nii-t be broken p f6r ,ver. W in. 1L Vvart#, pslhps the most eminut jurist in tl6- r4p-blioap party, next spokte at length; in ternas ofrtnieapured onndefhat?n bf the abtioli t the .ieoutive, 0ther leadlog qpe'i of both -artles followed ti the fiie .strain aMd 'wes6lutiond wd r6 tdbpt66 roteithfg agalht this act of NedeA ik aurpatlo,. Toe governori aud fIlegislaturis of several States have al,o entered their protebt against tMis alariging aggres dion, anl the pfes df the whole land detnounhe it. President Urdht at fira fully approved of Shoridan' cour.e . 'ecretary Ifelkfap tdlo grahed to that sbeitdbrow well "The Prosidotit of te United tateo a. 8 al! of%us 60miueud your aettou." But now, Jewell, Fiah and I iIHatow repu diato this assage; and tobesda and Williatu have tibthfng to say dbout iu . ffelkniAp is in aW P*Rvard predibaNhent. Presidot Oftit filae to have sent in a very dd44lt 1hos sago to Corigress, but simitterMl dotwi into a very weak and abAurd defence of biam conduct. Ile otidently ora% fisbe, andi throws [ie blihie tpon Sheridan. l1b @eys df the in4aalon of the Sthte. "My frst informa. tion wax frbiu the piperi bt the mortik df the 8lh Jandary. I did not know that .ily b10L11 thifig was 0ontouplat bd, and ite drders nOt- sug go.tions wbre ovef gltefi to any mili tary ONfber Ir thit State, ttpbh that prior to thi.oeourenboe lie aditits that iterfeidHoe enl only be prau tied in 6ase 6f felllion dr tasurreo. tion, bu' ollins that the otrchmstan ocs ketn .to skeihF't the 1Rilitary from any intentiona! wrong in the matte ftbr eondeavoring to prove the troops is a dkbatable ques. tion, bdt thitik's < 'trotubld would have 6ion obvitated by '"pormittin" .tle h6use to orgavize in a legal imanner. Ila then thlowe, in a plea for Sheridan on the groUnd that he did not asutne -etimmand until Mundhy night after.the disttrbeifie. lie thinkas thatSliridan's "band'itti proposition" '"iliugh it Mdnnot be adopted," Iucul J ut an end to trouble. l'ho whole tuhssagb is of the baue tenor as the'"stracts quoted above. It is giveti .a the rea,.ou of Grant's oaokd*b tl.. Wilson repudiated the whole~m4tter, that Bllaine. Went to iniformi him that the part, wouldu't atidk, an~d tha1t Carpenter said the president wasn "breaking the d-d old party to pieces." A leading~ republieti is reported to have said that if Ormant were to run folt LI b presidency to-inorrow sthirty.ievena States (the whole UJaion) would re pudiate himii. \\hat a meats hbs the lire i len.. st irrei up ? is silli- seems~ on the decrease, and tPe tiemocratas a.rc jubti lant. Ev er3ttI.lby at prtDett seetn a k.vorabl6 to . .the prospero-is future of hloutasiana and the wh.,de Sout't I Deflicth i.dheb Free Sco.l System and their Remedies, T'e free.ichools ot So,uth Carolina hani e ot realizedl the anticipAtions of the~ people. That this is not due to the theory unader which they ha s4 been organme*d is prmoven by the .-ueeo sful re.-ula bltain,ed in many Staes cin wichud thte s.imie teory h. . been put into pr..ct.o.~ F.tilure is to be at t ibuteri to 'he imnpeffectios ex isting in the prcie working of will en.Uthdrate son1.0 of the defects. Ne,The mon y appropria-od is not atuiieot for the purpose. Th'e tait levijed by th e 8tste is only ougli to itppVrtlin idt aiboit Onie dollar a Year to each~ bhlld bet ween the ages of sist and i.ixt-en .yoars. Now thne paj3iiuditt to the te..bbuer" of oni,'dollar a notfor ountl jpupil in hit, subudiA is. a very moderate oi phnsti ,mi in l'art,1to little. There fore, if all 'th' child aena in the coun ty attended school, the pubbea moneOy woubt be Eipbnided int o: ..lth, and t hat would be the Ienpbh of the *cholaistic *year. \Wer only half thne num.ber of' cilldien I'. att'und *chool,.this would allow a sestiu of onLy two mnonthe. 14 the Not thern Stakes th-e school fuzdd in many instances anloflnts to ten dollars a year for each cliild within the scholastic age,. and ih..this way sohools are opened for the groat. er portit,n. of the yeah. If the hog. islaturo worild only reduce the cur rent expesssof.ilbo -State so that a t ax of fice millsa ye-,- c..u be leii for the softols, one great defoot in th6 present desteu w6sll be ione awal with. &Condlyg,Piven thfit PaI 'appoys. %,Mwont it partly bqand yred by .offio4le.. Were these Mioials safel h6used ri thb. pefr.n i4 adthe great advantage would acorue ti the free schools. Third.9, In . rgan 6 n;u'i4, tie S0hool Coduis.ionei-s have been and itill pr6' 'ntoriously inomp't ot The sahool *oomMissionet is 'paid to firther the irteAesta of eduba tion. It ip his duty to visit each school ti is 66(inty; at leasf. thi6 timed a year, to deliver lettures on eduodtional tubjeoti, atid to instruct teaolter# In their duty, giiing them information eou6ernino all thb im; provebnedts that afb ieiug duili made in the art of imparting inustrue - tion. It is his duty to appoint a board of exiftiners; in conjunction with *1hich he is to exauinti teabbets and appoint truitbs fdr the tariotmi distrits. It Ji tlbb De duty to watch the kesebois itad trustbes and f4 see Eh4t theii dutl6s are *611 poi" foruid. All this required a tian of intelligence, eduoitiuk; and a4 mWnistrative ability; Tlfe cillbe is one of the hoit imporj4abt in tite bounty, hOd yet it is freqdeatly giv'n to some paty habk who is tiabib to obtuin any other offloe. Unless the people bte-t Sompetent Shool Cpi. mi.niouers) taxdtloh fot edlibitiockal purposei is wdrbO tlian tie'.ec. The remedy for this defbot-is t.d 0.1edt stth conmnitsiottefs ad ltt- fuJ4ly qualified to perfUrli all th6 duties rejtuired of them by law. FOurth ly, .The trustece ate in thany cases cfrel Ioi.4 intothpetent or ignifalit. of their duties. In many instauoes it Is almobt itsponai ble to Induce.6owpotent persu. to 'till this office, and [or this reason, in bomlpbtent men t-e seleeted. It is thb dity of the t61istbe-h to decide upon the nuniber of 0liools to b6 opened in th, : respectiii t*wnAiips, to contract 41th tbatbria, to visit the .,Chool.s to a.dertaiu the progress of tlie pupils; and to ate that all subdol ropdl'ts are properly made out bedti the warrants of the tbacher a- sighed. They ahould MAU0 ascortain the amount of money they'WM receive, an'd be guided by tlis in fixing the numbei- of schools and the letigfh of 'the ses3ion. Il Fairfeld 'every '"ear Aince the wat too amany scho6l certifloates have been issued, until now a fr''ghtul duricien,cy of tiousands of' dollais p, esenits itself -to thii taxpayers. Trustees 'mnt giia'rd (tO. idost care fully. By so doing th'wiaL r in .v e all cause fo; cUb.arrassint iin this r eageot." -- FJflhi!/, ' P%Nits sa1 enittrely too careie.s'onoornmig the'edleti.>n 'of their children. TIhou,intie of boys and girls in this 60-.inty ale growing up in ignotance. P'iplid abe per mitted tU ab*ent thIemsbarvda from boh'ool on *11.oeh.sli, upon tljte most ause theit- dl.as.s to di-ag, aI!d dis organiu. ti entird a.chool. No teacher, Imudever adimnirbly fitted to d i?chargo his dut ies, cani acco,mplish any good lit snabh a stite "of aLffairs. Whent e'very'jarent fillly flppreciates the bleasing~s of education, and when h laerge himij rity of the children' tare compelled te attend school regularly a fresh'impdtus a Ill be given, to the schools, We ai's pfofoundly impres.<cd with thme great benefits to be derivedI frfom t he free sbhiool system, and w sime. Ee rly 1-1% t,atby be r y.cog op p ratiur. of all jartids conlnected with i , all these blousings will beofuj realhzed. - *AltWorAJ'er,isti. LOWESTr PI'iCE, 2dauf PrieUst. e,H H,7 A Le Lt,wCO, OFFICE OF COUNTY TARAhURER, WAi NSDoRo. 8. C. Nov'., :d, 1814 fi following taxes have been levied upon thu property of this County 'Via.a 1. Voi- pay of salaries of igeousive and Judialal Offices of the.state, the Clorks and contingent expen ses of the Executive and Judicial m nrtments of bhe Uovernment. Ij of tbe Peaal Charitable and Ed. uoAtL"al lpstitullons of the Sta f,bleu's9eof comil'oru Soloolst. It 3. Fo- suipport gth iMalflai6A 6t Vjblio Schools. 2 4. ior paymeut of defciencei*fov Sel!ool claims, and School, Com missio-mers'. Saiit e duo prior to. .at Nov. 1873. U. For expenses bf t46 Gen4rgl As seibly. - 6. F,r Publid 6lrinfidg. - 7. Fo* payment of interestupon the public tebt (as adju,4re4 6y ast or December 22d 1873,) due and payable up-)n let. January and July 1875. 4 2 8 For defiency <r t ipaid appropri ations ald claiu;. of Cent.ral Na tional 1iank. 1*. F. Frazoe add F. Cardarelli 10 23.00 Foi e'mrrent 6tpensee of tairfield county. . 9 For paymiOnt of past indebeilness of said County. I1 For widows and orphans dt said in ldditiI td th' sTiove ifisre ts been levied for District Sbhodi- the followiig I.ax. viz. Achool District No. 4 'he I&i duplidtle *iI be ope ed in t his office oil' t h6 301lhday of November 1874, for the collection of the above tax levies, and every day thereafter, (Sundays excepledj unif-the fifteenth day of Jati ary 1875. Ohen 20 par oent penalty will atiaEh to 11 4olir.ntnil.. W. M. NE1,H)N, Treahrar now. 16--*2t2 FaiT field C oun Charlotte, Celum ih) & Augts - I l Adad. CoLUBIA, Mtay 17, 1874. rrilE following l'assenger 5chedule w i. be run over this roa.l on and-atm Lhis date . TitAIN--ooNO N-OILTR. Leave Augusta, at a Columbia. 8.C.,, b8 a. Winnsh9ro, 2.06 y '. Chester, 4.1 ; Arrive at Char'lot t, . . I.4 ' TRAId'-~o.tim morMf. eave Clarldtte; N. 0. at 7.00 Chester; 9 58 a II . V-:nshof6, 11.43 n i. ' dCot@itAi, A2.13 r li 4rrive at Augusta 8 or) I to JAM ES ANDER 'ON, Oen'1 Hisro A. Pori*.en. Passenger and Ticket Ag,. ma,t 0 10 'I. G..AT..MEDY PO CONSUMPTIOlN which can be cured 1ra timely resort to this st'dn'd4 ard preparation as hats been proved b' the hundreds of testimonials reeiv4d by the proprietors. JkA. deknowls edged by .es promninent ~ ysicians teb- e the most eltble~ p reparation *Mkr ina Lrddub'ed for the relief' and bure 'of alI,Lung'conmplaints; iand is Wfe'd to the public, sanctionedI by the experience 6f over forty yearsi 'When 'e!!ioreatd in ses6n it eel.. demt fls t effebt-a speedy bror in'. thVe most ,severe cased of Coisghs, Bronchitis; Croup, Whooi'ng" Congh; Influenna Astma,. Coldsj $or'o Thrdat, Pads' .dr Sor'e nese'in the CViet and& Side( Liver Cornplatift, Bledhtg~ at tha'Lungs, &td. 'Wistar'd B~aleam does not' dry up Congh; and; leave the causa behind 'f is the' eas'e withi (nost proparatidns,' but it loosehs and' '-leanes 'the Jungs,Ad allays it'rita~tioin thus refloving the cause of thie complaint. - PREPARED D BErU V. rewWu & s015, Ma* and sol by Dramtuts aa4Daelisgeineral (flhte crCounty Columi 4ij NN6ooan. let, 1876 SE'ALED proposals will lIe re'o*ied at Uthin o ice ror thirty-day. for thme on the eall bridgd'rI4A<t' obneml i rm Winns,ro. AlIl pro posals muist be accompanlit with thp na mes of two or sto ners reserv.e the right t o -reje.ct 'any o,r all bids, ir, in their juidgment the in. ter'est fti'tiie county reqir(d it. Anj formation as to the plans &. will Le furnished upon application at this office. jan 2--+1xr4 1' EN RY .J ACOlB, ft. Zion Institute WINNSBORO, S. U.. THE 8pring Sesdion of thil Institn,tiol for 'e year 1876, wift cOY66noo on the first Alonday in January next. There wJl be two montlL vacation ilk t,e sumerjusboad 6t 6W month, as heretofore. This is more in ii'eordxWoe Wth the tsage of the other Schools of our 8lote, and it ia hoped will sui% tle ptlirUt bet ler. Thore will to a reduction made in the rates hit haro charged for primary pchol. aei. andeirneal an* careful effort will he, made to promote their progress. Advannd. ed Sldento onreftilly prepared for Col... l-ge ir ihu Uqul pursuits of life. heap. and com$oriubTo board provided for thholah ifon abroat. It is greatly to the iilerest of, lroth. pvrtrs and scholar* to efter.a t. t e beginhi e oc the session. .\pply to'. JaH. . 6it, chairman of Boa:d of Trustees 6f . 'I R. H.- CiNK'SON, doe 30 PrincipaU HARDWARE HARDWARE! M I Y fiftyl a py d ~ s h S c o A ..... ol :dd .... 'Wdi is just in. I haved tu nf brand0 of the axes "Red Warrior' "Sout6en Pacife. "Vntinental" ind - Continettal Bievelled. Roilgera and Wostholnio pocket cut. ldry, Wa 'e, lIutchers and Wovtenholitn's gold plate Razors, 8cissora. ShearN nO pocket Scitssors. Carvers aid But cher kn,v, es, d nioe of I..ble cutlery. coi i 8crews large dinner Bella. Waiters. oani Opeut-r4 &c. Full line of tinw:trve attd C's ivart. The best brands of rille a4d blastiti,. Powder, Fuse Stop &o. dec 4 RECEIVED! PLAIN and French Candies, A T-p ples, Gocoun nto, Mince Ment, Apple, quince and Peach Butter Dates and Nuts. Qiartov and whole boxes 11nisins, 110 keg of fino Ialagr. Grapes, AT deti 10 T1{E "TAR IERLs" AUCTION AUCPION AUCT.ON iM13-UN-N ndg6atnaL.-day the 19 lb kYand gatinuidJ lire f, Lowin-g week for th. purspose,of elosing out lhat., to-thing, Pa d t,ooli.1 t ur-ycoombs,'. Stitboahing Irona, T able ut lery,' Slai o! .hookIng ( Ba:unes, llucketsa. *Brown' p,. Waht,hboards, Axe fIelves, Si(tera," A CI N01 FOR- BIA10A INS. Would inform thoae~ who think that (doss not need) nioney. that they are is error and niuast --omne an~ sota l,e forthwith their accounts past dn'e: nov 15 tp--E .E. C. SOiAU,OILIN. INco. -oquence or-t.ho' tirnel.Connamo . - I il traveliig to the- difer,!nt ph,a"e desigareaid an a,forme- advGrilsemen,, for. the collection ofrta'%, I hieneby~ wo n"t ied that 1 witS not attiend at dla~dd. n'fO rovej Swygert's Store lind hlor'eb, I and that will nttene air. Mloliicelle --un--thle 6th anda' 'sth of'January, 18Y15. insteadl df t'ho 4th and 6slh of.laniary ,1I87.5an heretofure a tverti, ed. . W. M . N El, - ., dee 29-2 ' roas. Fa ir0eold ('ouanty, A doublo seht rnock'a way . ih go6 di ord .with soiL i)auhs\. lItarnes naate r noew t pply to -JO:6. V 27Al.[)DWEF,Le-.. eo 80 -,.~Iay,, %Iaes. tck,al in good order--LOW Iy R CAB I. de 17-42 , .TAS. R. AI1KEN. FLOURL and O,R'ITS., ANl .Wiot j ise.reoeived and for .:ale low for OASEL by' deel 8 -'ATig5RO., & SON FORt SALE. IIEudrsge1 ofrecs fffl ale for - on , his lloarse, -unggy and iIar. ness at a .reaasonah; ,jiol'.. Also 2 Mu.ls,. e, three-horse Wagon, a 45 Si w Gin-flead and one M*onitor Plow, . deo 22 , E. A,K).w