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FAIRFIELD HERALD: WINNSBOR1. It. MEANS DAVIS, FAitor. \Vednesdoy Morning June 9 1875 The Beeoher 0ase Is coming to h close, Porter and Evarts haVe Opo ken for the defense and Beach will olose for Tilton. The Masons of New York last week dedi,eated their new temple, the tandsoiest edifoo in United States. Twenty three thousand persons were in the prooession. There are ninety th6sand Master Masons in New York and half a million in the tJuited States. The Grasshoppers are again visit, Ing the West in millions, and threat ening another famine. A day of fasting and prayer has been ap. pointed in Missouri for the purpose of escaping this plague. An old gen. tleman once esid that the Episcopal Litany contained a prayer for every thing except a snake-bite. A new prayer should be introduced special. ly to cover this and the grasshopper matter. The Ohio Republicans have nomi hated ex Gov. Hays for Governor. He defeated Pendloton several years ago for Governor by 7,500 votes after having previouuly beaten Thurman for an office. He is sa*d to have a fine record both as a warrior and a itatosman. Gov. Allen will be re. nomitnted by the democrats. The elocton will be held in October. Since the time of the election in renusylvania has been changed to November, Ohio is t'ho opening State in the great campaign, and the con test will be sovere, the advantage resting with the democrats. Ttea Cloud, Spotted Tfil, lotin4 tnkn-afraid-of-his hordes and other Sioux braves are in Washington re monstrating against the enoroch Inent of the whiten upon their resor.. vation in the Black Hills. The ad ministration will cho-t 'them out of these lands and send them to the Indian Territory. Then the Sioux will begin to flght, and U. S. Troops will massacre them. That has been the history of all the conflicts be.. tweenthe whito and the red man. Thie hio Iopublians hWve pro. tounted against a third teri, at the same time passing an empty vote of t-hanks to G rant. Pennsylvania and Ohio are thus pitted against Bouth Carolina. 9'he New Y->rk Hierald reports that theo tabrd term scheimers are ju bilant over the Pennsylvania resolu tion and Grant's letter. The.y say Orant will now cottainly sore the nomination, lie must have it again as a further vindication of hFs ohar fteter. We. wish Grant would be renominated. He~ would be the worst whipped presidential candi date'tbat ever came before the peo.. ple. TVhe papers through theo State are beginning to call for the. prosecution of the thieves who have plundered the peopie so outragously. They could not Sn i a better subjeot if they searched thro'agh the whole diotiona ry for one. Lot.thto entire press of South Carolina with one accord .join in a crusade, both against -the erimi pals themselves and -against the judioial officers who troglect or ye-. fuse to bring them to trial. The people have been enjoying a Barme old. feast long enough. Thoir aps petites must ho appeased with somes thing substantial Moses, Parker, Leslie, Nea gle. Joe Crews, Whipper) Snmalls, Woodruff and Jones are all ,weet morsels. Will the Attorney. General not give us a few for break fast 1 We would remind him too, that the first step in cooking a hare is to -catch him. If he waits mee songer'the hares will all get out of 'the way. -1t is -rumored that L~eslie has again deoamnped for the North to svoto arrod't 'for epst 'misdeed.. We 'trust this is true. Whipper has -ben sleeted to the Legislature from Beealfort. And yet the A itorney -General 'has taken no stops to make him disgorge 4hat -411,000 due the -State from 'tbe -Sinking fund. It Is said that A ttorneyaGeneril 'Melton will soon institute 'crimina'l proceedings against Woodruff and Jones, the Clerks of the Legislature 11a PAOstM 0 y the botteti SgRallp,4 bo e r o claimt be e , last Session. The polie of Columbia ore is a mes over the (bet t s at m foond in the..pilis Ofa thief whn arrested. Testimony has been taken, but the pi is still miss Ing. What a nice time the radleal thieves are nowhaviog,.MA theJ dioial elections $ake plqpenea np*, the Judges will send thelast oriMUnaa remorselessly to the PenItentiary. The Local Tax for Sihools. It will be seen b* reference f another column thit oto"e hai been given to the sohool tradekij the County of the regular .&quual meetings in June. We trust that all persons concerned will interest tbevi selves in this matter. 'lMretotore there has boon entirely too myo apathy exhibited by .our people 'in reference to these rhetinji. ' some districts the meetings have gone by default, 'iia, ibould n longer be the case. Citison. should not only attend, but sbould vote for - tax. We have always believed the syo, tom of free uducation to be an ad mirable one, and two years ago, we us od all our Influence in behalf of a loo tax. The people generally favored the idea, and in consequencoe, the tax was levied in every district sav one. But the defaloation in th County Treasury prevented the pay ing out of this money to teachers and there are now in the bank, aboul $6,000, claimed by the School Com missioner, of which a large portion i the proceeds from the local tax. 8 even in this case the money was not lost. Last year who the time for th< annual meetings approached we were not disposed to counsel any levyj Moses was still governor, and rascali, ty stalked abroad.. There was no guarantee that an ignorant and core rupt County Treasurer might 'not al any moment be appointed, and fur. thermdoe we did not feel authorized to advise 'our readers to pay, v6lun. tarily a single -dollar dirtraly. of' in. direotly to a government that was stealing from friends and foes alIke, The people seemed to take a sivuilsi view of the matter, and refuv6d, ex. cept in four distrIats, to hvy the tax. These distriats by tho way were tho otly ones~ that Laa sobools for any length ot time. This year, however, many of the objections are removed. Goy. Chamberlain has thrown his influence on the side of honesty. Frauds are to a groat extent already checked, and 'tire prespecot seems still te lrighten-. We~ have a reliable Coun t'y Treasure:S who tvill o'bey the law. Tb. trustees are honest and capable, Here is therefore every reason tu be. lieve that any moneys raised by local tax will be not only honestly but judioiously ekpended, Tho 'only gaostion remaining is wheth"j swoh a tua is.5udtiousg. 4'e ane will deny the necessity of educoa. tion. We have freque'tely addttoed arguments to show that. tre free school system is the best and should [or that reason be encourage%1 F~urther argument en this point is unnecessary. The last question is whether a local tax is needed. We answer emphatically, Yes I There are slx thousawd 'ehitdren in Fair. Bold within the schoIastlo age. ~The Btate apportionment for this Couhity last year was $3,900, or a frao'tion over fifty tents for each child. Rou long will fifty Oents keop a 'child at sohool ? In private sohoolsy from twe to Wvo days in pabico schools, abowl two week.. 9%mo ordney thes api portioned is therefore thrown away unless it be supplemented from dtheu sources. A local tak is necessary, For unless tire p'ubito schools are maintaire, there will at tro edtrena tion in the county worth mentioning. There are pay schools in Witmnsbore and in one or two othet toOaaNties. Bunt throughomn the greatet portiom of the County the tueighberhoMs are unable to maintain pa~ geols. 1i is a serious question whether the children shall grow up ighora'ct and vicious, or whether a tex shall be levied for their benefit. lIven ii taxation be already high, it is betteg to pay one or two dollars more on a thousand than to let ignoranee orse the land. We trust that a localta will be levied in every distriet, ben. E~. P. Alexander, 'Presideni and Acting Superintendent of the 8avatinaa 'wnd Memphis Ileilrog4 has.been .appointed -General Maniager~ of the Western lalroad of Alabassa and hw. 'takn cArg. Th t bing *hen thi i90 a - ohool distrio will e call .ao ider the.pro. 0 Pvit of vot tax for the if any sohool distriot refuses to levy a tax, it shall be 64ia i xnNIf. !9 .!Oing.any of the State appqrtion. ', q Had ti 0i e p r in but four districts in this County. V bel eve th; in 'ltime they 1 ,wil I supplaOt all other schools. u Ph. dystemstbo til 1 e d'. t Octiv81'sowlyW npr .9,o :iv zedao'soley to 'mako, it a . sucess. We trust that a local tax -will be M levied in esoh diettiot. It is - tat t thit the tages qre.already yoy bigi , ;tR we a49 i 0.70ran,p of "t0 kt Governor thathq.vjlk. v#tq, tie aq9 Osed qt the ,lost.ession,. and we .v y teb to''ill be-aust, aine, levy decreased. t Sbotd4 thy i$ b. d'eprelied fr6ni 120to4omil, for 0tte purpeoe,j t b6 eole 4uelwoI ffotd to .e a' local tai ifat o'is 'Will *latid'i t 'alf. "'They shoOld4e*yAtli 'io -sho* e that they do not objeot to, tiOt A for prqpq,purposei. And v%y one who.ses the ignoranoo pervading the young of all classes1 wil sreo" k .edbiatlon is a pro6br pirpO6. In thIi conTieOtion we hav. a'u gesiitt6 oFdr*whoh We hope 6ur i exchanges '*i :ee a to submit 'to. I the cititens of their reopeotive oun. ties. Au Gov.4 Obamberlaiin y poses to.veto the Jt'.billj .he 'eold reeive the pupport of the. people. The Union-flerald, we believe, sug geuted that public meetings be held over the State, calling on him to Veto toa measure, This ii' iTptA. ti0able at this timi t the , y now'iiggest that such ,resolutions be passed ateoa'h school district meet ig throughout the State.. Coming 0 (r'om every section, and from the people directly, they w41t have great effect, not only on the Gover nor who intends at any.rate to. veto the bill; but ip% ihd'? egslatib who'must re-*enaOka'iow'law. Theresolution- should be of sme what thefollowing forim. lat. That the people are willing n to-pay all taxen necessary for the welfare of tha State, but no more. 2d. That t6 tai' lVy' ['Nsed," lisa session was - exorbitaub. ) and. un necessary. 8d. That the Governor be request. ed to loto the said bill,Mad . ay otherof like import. f 4th. That the members of the Leg- tl islaturo are .instructed to .AUStpin t h veto, and frame'a new law, reduciog b taxation within proper limits. a Wo lelieve that auch nction 1iould sI be productive of most benefial 51 results. We submit it to the ooaid-. 14 eration of the public. h The Third Term.h COssuar has at last spoken. The 0 Pennsylvania convention pronounced *' sgainst the third tefim. -This act has evoked a letter from President Grant, a very oharactoristic letter, which says just what has been sa'id by the Ptesi dent before,---nothing. Hie did not want the. first term, nor does he wan.t thethird any more than the I first. Yet he took the first when offdred, and will take the thirdb should ndbessity so re1julre.' 'Th's 'd letter is unwotbhy 'the Ubief ,magip- Ib irate of the rep'n'blie. la u' * York'Herald calls it judioions. It. is not judioious, but conte wptiblc. What the peple require is a short statement saying plainly' whether e Grant Is aspiriog for a third t'rm or sot,-and if that ould 'not lbe given, fat better *ould it have beeni it a Grant' had 'continued to kee'p lisa a mouth shut. .4d'hefe is owre amu'sing il thing In the letter. The president h says he has h'ereiotore kept sileat upon this question l/ocasse hi believ'. i, ed it to be boneth,' his dtQnit.y to " answer it "before, the subleci should lF be presented by competnt anthori'ty , to make t. nomination or by a body of sn'oh dignlg ands uthor'ity as not t to make a reply. a fair subject of c widiotl,.' tl Now the o'dOssion'of this tettet is a the adoption by 'the Stato republican "e nominating oontentiou of P'enn.syl.' Ii vania of a resolutioni d'onouing a U tI frAt. Last y ea' a simnilat' bdsdy in Sobaih Gajolina '*dopted 'the * Reechtd, That In the di,tin ih d4 soldier and stateunin' noir I the ri h4kd of out nation we eecognie ~e ci who impeaco, as *ell as in *ars pos-- N .elses th~at sidelity ,.of ' purp6se and ei in,tegrity of charateter so necessary ci to Insure tamluilly: at borne, a'e p aseoivabycd, ta the yermneney~ ~ 8 6b .good. and lotoaso gkiileb CI whierhave beosse the d8rne*.~4fe ?a of the great Republioan man'y to ie whieb we belong. and r this ~s, b rodg Ir) i to yd e or f sid for hird rm, n# dp 'to do , w shall re 'th ea 4 Sl h. the w o oodntry o n ary )r its prosperity." Aoth resoldtions were ,aR by. ouid thie V;fearjivsnia' Cohientltia a called ihe flrst body haw-1g" dig. Iity? a utority Ysu1490160t pro t nt fUta . bedotgdg ridt Oi >us!byreplyIlng,:;o - iWtj This .Js e0y,on South 04rolina, especially f Grant, at the time of the Iast,elCe iv6", boasted th:t the only rep-lblibkn iotory *os won io' a third t'w tto WYiat does the I'resident tean ? Is his letter an insinuendo hat bilinort,who offAred- tho r-PiioOt. Li was & dobody-? Does 'he: mean' >Isult tio' republicVns of' 84uth rolIa bY hintingthat their ,1 Paiion, composed of all the grand tanjandrum of the -partyf wq a eneath notice? Th6 fa.t seems to be that Grant .ould.t,Ake a thirdL term could ,l e es it. - Il e'ha.a sense enough. to khow 6t ibe third tern 'must be appar. tly thrust upon dm. We are-rol iio'edof Markr ontrony a ration vot the great-Coser, IYou- all did, see, that ,o9th 9,hiporea I tkrice presepted him . kingly opwn, Whioh jie djd thrice o(use. 'Wa's this am6if,lon And vet C*ar was inurdored after ha} as the bt&ayer of his Coutitry'd iberty. Lot.-Gvant take warning. 'WIXBnoIo, June 5, '175. fr. E ditur :'" A c9mm nioation received from i,.D. .- Aikon, blaster of the Late Grange, P. H., informs me that o will' be -Id Winnsboro on Saturday le 26th inst., and requesti the subor. inatp Granges of the County, or as laiy as can do sor to meet him there a that day. Grange -No 29, W. E. AIKEN, Secretary, [coamlUNICATIC6.] The Petersburg Mine. fr. JNitor, In your.Tuesday's issue you make iention of "the 'site of the Peters urg miI#)jWkieh. exploded under Iabone'd frigado during the war." euse my curiosity, but I would ke to know whetq t/hat mine was ? -. IkQU'REIV.' We'copied the article* referred to y "Inquirer'' from an exehangle, but died to. mention at the time that ie brigade referrod to was not INa. one's, but Evans'. South Carolina ligade. MIshone reinforced Evans bout noor{oi.tho day tho'unine was >rung. Thtemine i.luilnated about x hundred yards easnt of the Jerusa urm plank rpad, and' due mile and a ralf from P4tersburg, Va. As to thB1'hIne that was fditil to Ni ane's B3rifad we d'on't ht$w its b ttion, blit. preeunto It is situated mewhere'on the road to the New erusalem. As we have never tray eidtIian way, we refer Inqua'irer to a e one else for Information. Burnt to Death. A colordu girl, living o06 Dr.~ I(ol. r's plantation, aged about six sars, was burnt to death last week. lhe was playing in the fire' with a room, which esught fire and imme intely coo,municated the f.smea to or clothing.. * Be(ore assistance auld arrive,' she was so fatally burnt' tat she died ins great -pai,._-Abbe. i'lle Me.dinr. Tho following communication is ut from the News and 'courier of be -5th 'iost-. Tt hoas p'me to the nolvledge 'of'Go'vernor Chamberlain bat some 'of the trial justioes are niot takitig h'onet -returns. The mounts reporteud in 'thtt papers or bil'eity-, as turned over 'by themr, are been so stuall that -they have at 'acted the attention of the go've'r.nor.' he matter of those returns is 'to 'b6 'vestigated, and tho guilty offioials til not only be decapitated but be unijhed. Th'le following is the ex. 'act fronm the governor's letter on e stubjet ~t has been repre.dent'od 'to 'me uit som'e of the trial jusiticesi in you'r :ty do not ture over to the county all to ilues e., olheed, and the mounts reported.in the pa.pers do em very siall. Can you' fnd a& way Iearning th4' flits abotat. this 1 le*e advise me, for I will deal san artly' with any one who (ails in his e& t. Yohtei troly Governor of.Souih Jarolna. Thle '$atrella, .'eqioad de psej (erngo th ~ ~ h gt rbop . erieo is too weato restrain raid. ~noot o'r will not keet Tnarandinug irtes from passing into a 'friendly ate augo 866nitti?fell kfrda of io'hitiery it. oarinot 'woe - j a ezico uet btfbg bble at a tinta "prevea~ Iahr '"bad boys from' terineg a f't*nAly 'Be.", 0 AT CASI id GALVESTON, June 5.4 sVoo i dispetobto the news from rowr.svlle LPQairGoeneralsFuerotroeently,at:.%lon. Y torey, is on his way to this frontier, bMh,l ib toibavgopgrand. I k rc6loo ude two egimenta of av alry ~lIih orders to check raidingi Sexa eneral Cortina posi. t Myr te Ito.oybef ay ordpr di reotly from him, aul will report in persotit"thd City"of ,Al6xico. He sa.yd he has re..ggned and is now a I oliiien. HI4 friend B 'arc oirculating i a petitinou to the Government to l C.rLWi. reinil in :iutlioiity on the lit1rnde. The aplrep"Ur e. of tho t to t1p on thO R Grode e pru'n,oea grat oxetonont aong. the .eope on, thie lexican side. 141itst of .ranches above Ntatamo. rae have,.o.rganized to resist itivasion, q and. haie pioed ~ sentinels at the 6rossing of the river and roads. The 6attle droeirs are imuch' alarmed. -'ome prominent citizens have gone to Mataloras for security and pro. - teotion. The committe of the Grand Jury of Marion County report that ou records are kept . in the Auditor's , offico, and the committee are, therefore, unable to say whether there are any irregul-mitlos in that 0 office or not. They report the tre surer for not havibg made the - monthly returns required by law. 'I Their'report on the County flnances is tinintelligible, and a further in- k Yestigation will be had. Tie County -.Zffices, in every County, .hould be investigated by skilful and trust worthy men. In two-thirds of tha counties there has been systenatio fraud or frighiful extravagance,and if thste stolen or wasted money oan't he recovered, the public would, never theles, like to see the delinquent oflioials in liubo.-News & Courier. May h!s been a month of horrors as well as a month of flowers. The wreck of the Sehiller on the English coast takes the lead in the chapter of disasters ; other--warine disasters of lees extent are reoorded ; tLo great fires in Pennsylvhnia add a painful futerost to the story of sufforing and distress ; the Boston explosion and the Holyoke disater enrich it with, horror, and now as the month closes the aable tells a tali of earehquakes in the EHS, inAOlVing the destrue tion of 600 houses and the loss of at least 161 lives. Much.interest is being manifsted in the anticipated re-union of the Hampton Legion in this city, on the 21st prox.-tho fourteenth anniver sary of the battle of Bull Run. General T. M. Logan, now of Vir. ginia, will deliver an oration on the occasion. All data of rolls, records, eugagements, deaths, &o., are debired in order to the aompilati m of a his. to-y of the command, and to this end anyofficer or men in possossion of such data, are requested to prepare and report the same at the meeting i0di oated.--Phwnix. Gen. Forrest, in accepting an invi tatian to -partio'ipate in :he ceremo. nies at the National cemetery at' iemphull "I appreciate and am enfl ympathy w-ith the spirit of manly friendsbip a'd 'reconciliation whiob prompted the recent inter. change of so many asoldiory -esarrtesies among those men who, 'Wit'h equal courage, met so -often as foemen upon the field of ba,ttle, and sincerly trust that the time is not far in the future e when the soldiers of the late war will eense to rem)em ber the angry pasions engendered by the bloody st.rnggle. Between those who weore true to their colors during the late war, there can be no hate or hitte'ine,. Since all have nQw one fleg anrd one country, there ought to.be no estrangement or aectional antagonismr." (hn Pillow, in response to a similar invit;ation in behalf of the MoIxican veterans, re- P turns a cordial acceptaone. The latest Boston lror'ror, to wit, the murder of a brigh t little girl, five years of age, in a Blaptist Church where she had attended Sunday School an hour before, and the find ing of her mutilated body in the steeple tower, is of a piceo with a good many antecedent Boston hor rors. Strange that such thingae should n, be in a city so moral and enlightened. - An elder'y lady, who with her daughter, has just returned from a rhther rapid journey through France part df Germany, aud Italy was asked the other day itf they had viii ed i Ronte, and 'she replied in the nega. tive-. '"LJe, ma, .yeai, we did," said het daughter i "that was the ph oe where ive bought the bhd stockings." -An Intoxioated indian wams burned in a Novado hut, and an aceeunt of the mocident says that when the fire reached his stomach it linge-rad there omitting a steady blue flame until about a quart of bad wlirskey had cohusumed-. The Washingtn Str says$ alugh' in tha front of the Exeontiae mansion there has bten rooently set out a gotag palmetto tree, which, by its ?9t bgives evidefeo of ha'ving fair. "lken root r.mithers, how can yott sleep4l Thle sun'hat~ been upthse two hours." W.lb to afhehs ?' 'eaid Sinith erb. AHe goes t4 bed at dark, while I'm up t.ill after snldnght" 'Onions avo said to b the nuost d~oleoone srig diet on.e can put obon his billo are A little# d'oy hreo ' ur ears old,w PI bthol li own and o do ory.4 'j$ub' an up and:so 1 . Wy ; thweni1 thP Greenville boasts. of'a boy eight ears of age who opi'ioltethe. wholo horter catuohism of the Presbyterian hurch correctly. . - In this season of house.cleaninI I not sal to sit down on the corpet o aplay with the. 'baby. It U1:y rolve h taok 4on yoir en animity. Goodinaniders are aliiys 'inmired y all personp 1 bad manners are, on lie contrary, always despised. The Pope attuined his 84th year (in he 13th inst. Admilstrattor's Notie. LL parties indebted to Iho estate of . .John McKeown,. dece-tsod. are to ntestled to make jimn.i1sIt e npaim-tt, nun i parties Ioldiig cliims in gainst (i [.me, are requested it pieoent them I lie undersigned at Blackvtock. J e. ci.\mo,, June 2-1m A mn'r. 3ENTENNIAL I I lIIE best of drinks can always be found at the Contennalat llr, tinder he Winnsboro Hotel. Another .tesh lot r fine Cigars and Tobacco just received. A LFO, lot of the best Whiskies, Brandle, ines or overy description both forpign eitd dogno.tic. All kindk of Arctic drinkm an he had at shor notice. Ir3 ou would ep coot call a t ho Cenennia I .A I. S.F. Cooper.0 SPRING GOODSe J(, He Flelefl & (Co 11 A Ar B fust Reclved a Full Stock of SPRING GOODS, ONSISTING IN PART OF rints, Lition Launs, Cotton Lawns, Grenadines, Chineio Lin<.n, lVreales, 8wiss Aluslins, Check Cambries, Corded Jaceett. White and colored Piques, &c. &c Clothing, Hfats, Mens lFurnishing Goods, Cassimers, Cottonades H osiery, G loves, T run ks, Woodenm-ware, and the beat ass->rt ment of erbrought to this market, all wichul will be sold cheap for N. B. A few ieces of damaged obsq 'Goods at l14 and 16 2-3 cents e'r 'yard. W. H..Flenniken & Co.' r I 17 DISSOLUTION. 1 iEl firir of CA I.DWEr,r [1110 & CO. .. was this day dissolved by ie vithdrnwal of .Jos. C. Cadllwell. 'Thi. emnaluing l'art.ners will continue t..ie muituss at a.hs old atand ut'er te fir'm amo or CA LUWELI. & Co, -1. A. ('ALDWEI).. W. S. IA LL. aid' ii bln'okstock Ei. C. ?tay 6 18~75. ato 0e 4//uin 0 cist I.H. LL - 4.3''a . -,... #4 8 Tiridi JUf4tIce. OFFIm E RNits1R OF00UR'T I1d'J4e IV'ZNNSI)O0R O, 8 (7. SA&' AIineDsUsa; itt:tdsas(d. hitn'' will receive prompt attentioni. GAILLARD , DAVIS A'TOIRNEYS AT LAW AO. 2 L A W 1 ANG1M, WINNBUORO SOUTHIQM101 D'. W. E, AnENj .)1-,AIh1-:n IN Drugs aid Nedicinest, Pilts, ,011 Cigars. Ifew gmnnl -i7nrs jns. rc v -1 and tbr itle. at I .C Drug Stur'e of Jo'tle 3 W. li. .\ll l N. A tu ron'us Oros.: OTIC itt hereby givenl 1i1hnj .h1to %,lIli,. L (of Ille Coltly A%%dli,Qr or P'tiifd1 colUiity at Winnshoo, wilt b0 op.mn in o. cordl noe with itr fron tho 1. .lly of .lineit) the 201t dity of- -,illy, IS7., 1to 'receive the r(PtIr,l.s anld oiake iu..a.41ems. mHen'of lth poers>'Tll prooperly (of ?,lid cootitly ingetlher with -ll Piolls i.et weo _ aind 60 years of ntw. 8olionl 10 of the Tax net,s nas am..1-be.i reqmiirtIt that- e y ps>gqp r-qw.1d by how Io list py 4opOItyl shnll . t11 ,111I)Inun t. I eli tie Ist day of .1 n ,,.i e lt 0 o 2) ost' JutolY, manke oil na 11dliver. il o .\ilditor of t '' -'ofnIy inl wbi-ll timt prelery isb ly w it, Le r'i'trol roor' tnxain u(ttoln1. vverit--d o hi o,th of ii! i he re:s t 1 Yt 1.0 hic h th .s heetl .otl os 5sn sf e it sinte I s it li%stmentl or p loperly foor' whichl het Wns re-pliOlsible, id to wh an,111i M d of 11 ll h.! p141. soond pl l. e4.1y pros ene bl lhoin irl tssder his coo 11ool ont lime 1st 4:1 y if .J1no of tt1t Yhot .r. eilber-i (O I own r . ge t. patenli, lii-a - 1, g tardialn, e 11.: il , Admint i:,ra'or. rt'ii. te. recelver. .flicer. factor, lo!,14.r. andti. all tsooinione, coini elo and1 CI.orporak. lions required by law to 1s withli Iwh Vitt Ihereof on sauid 1-i loy cof June. psot iliitg ao-ording to the ruies proescribfd bv iaw* All Per.sos1s wo fail to nt-ki- theirl r4toi1 Rind list thelir Pr,.0pi-rty withinl tho litilo prescribed by 1 Y law. time penluity of' 5 por Cenli. Whialtlh 1dl he enfoel % . I L P I A o . niy2 %rAuditor FailriL.h. Couit.y m_y 26 &M JFCOIt SAL]-D. A udo'blo boraill l ue (.11m, Agtsxv bu.L .'ioilde!-) re el 1mt1d fo mo' IhunmldrIed te-l sot le.lo her h llse. in good order. 'or furtiero pniculars mreos. Cie F"irhe.aDep mo tet rnnay 6 I mt Chst t.n ol'. C SPRING CALF'OER, N 'All let tf nice rprtng ('oiros bes sodis aot thle ao ttn obl pr'ic's' A I.co a ndols arrivasl or nicely tmre or'ted muillIiery gon-ls, which, we gnta.'anteeoo to giv..o 5a Oi f.ot ioni. T 'UJ MTA. LEFFFi" Doltble3 Titrbino Water Wlheel, Zomnufarcd by POOLE & HUyyT, B II8hmore,o Dd. ltwayit roebjo and tits. ihiCtory. i . ~ I'or ta ble & 6tutionry Engines, Steam Boiler; 'SosW &O Orist illa, Dinso n MechineryCaring * or Cotton hills, Rlour * rct 1 ht le e JUST RECEI VED~ AX..stpp'y .of [osdji. ntsf Gensis, kdl Oloves, and 8ilk Para'osotls. y sony W_IV. i lKN NIKisN '& CA I.hty Bz'o., & 861i IIAVIs A NlsW WVIIN 'fo .ooto-il 21 WVeak,-'Neroi o'i i)eb'iit ate 'yots so 5sIgtnid t any exertion roosi'iresmos'e of anm effort lIon y0ou toot m:nmpntie ot'n wge 9ir T.hIosn try JUi'UtSEIA, time W,nki.rfn't toninantd lnuigono'r, h'lioh n'catscosoie l'iooliy ot thme siroeteit' 0 gnnr ais to~ imro parmt utgor' to aill thme vital lorjesm. .t ~ n n o ihlio Appe'izer, whtich slimninotes for ni sho,"s ttmL.. ohy-t dtst ot0l~saierr f.oil to -h Iowser delslh of' msieory biut it is a vegetamble tonlic macting direct 3 Ott mlI liverm ansd spiur. I 'gulates the lloivele, -quiests lime tie'ves, ainod piv's souch sa ldamltby toml to the.'hl sse not to -soo'n smnke the invial id .eel like ti ne'w per'5slm,. tebaralierCm.ed by gtien tt nlteW'io ;I ho p)a1'tt e*Ptmenoeto ignIlo11dr/ tmmg.ti' triioe rentrh, iUut,ogys.dniesly hmo tis lo .And silent i~ 9ttalwany 00 h o e hn: untriedl titeoy lom 's n mr~t~ og used with wfoli r(loislieenbls, and l's ronou'hd ~ ,o' lighest we' dioenI fla ioii e eos t dM\verfuml sonic an.id alteraotivoe k'dn t, ~'work.et ,,sytER&C. *11. Ii. LYLES, 'TdROiEY AND 00U'NSEL,LOR AT LAW Room No. 'E 8e,ondl Floot' Corner ichar.4an:fd washington Street, COLUMfl3A, s.6 - S&' Will pr'aetle'o int }airntold, mesr 9-1m '