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FAIRFIELD HERALD Publiesed Every Wedneeday at One Copy one ea - XI..t - $ 8 00 f 1to b'ieait 0 t.90 6 orn J hn Olb.'an. Joel Copes. - A w. Auff- eriti. - a 'l. it. (lowney,.-(Cerk of the .otiw4 JJ. Neil--Jutldge of 1%rnhat er *. 1r. Is Paike Coaty. Auditor. W ret~ sioabuilty.Trennttei-t rawfordl ohoebl COnt'nlimitiosttar t. V. binrimn-Jurry -t;maiellidetl' SoYTf' oisatoxansZJn. . lIarvey, Henry Jacob, Cartel fiaeaty. II. N.- Obear-- U. S. Comamnissioner, b O R 'al.t .-M. R. 110 i e . Q.RA i1. I N, Otear, U) 1{. il. r a, ri.i r4ona.. -A. M. Alatkey. W. It Marshall, Janes Aiken, Silas W. 1tuiT. II. J. F. W. Coleman,, Thomnas W.tilker, Dr. Ira M. 8vott. T. It. ltobertron. WIN!IOs'11to 2tATIO!IAr, UOKK Or 011tT11 isoo~pIA mauIsoMq1tt r. Aar& or s.Ou-ru eagerI.tna. AUttIOtanob6aratar.5-.00,000 rue upe $76.000. W. R. Robertson, Presiont. (Gen. II. MoMalsper, Vice- 'resident. atn't, 11. CI'wney. Cashier. I. Itobertson. 'I oller. .W. Rt. Robertson:, If. L. Illliott. James. ut#aty, Geot-go It. .Ic.a'mter. I). It. lien. viken. Jar. K. MoCAnts, Jan. II. ioo,, J1a . Itrice, A. 8. I)ougltss, Col. 1 illiam ihnaton, of Charlotte, N C. TOOn orrtwans. ilerre Blacot.-Intendant. wAnUEs--f. Oerig. J. A. Fraser, W. M. Nelson, J. U. MlcCarley. eaer or srut.gon-.. J. If. Mi:rphey. WIRUSnORO RUIr.IutNt Ano .OAx APnOCIA TIMfIM. 0. It. Moatstr.-Pre'sident. Jam.e Mhnty-Vice. 'rosidjsst. D. K. Flennikon Sea. and Treas. H1. N. Obear, Attorney Directors-Ja4 A. Brice, .San'l. B Clowaey, 0. A. White, I. N. Wlihors, J. M. Oillnway. P. 1'di. '. It. .\l dden, W. 11. Plenniken, J. 8. Connor. Cotton. A RXvIEW OF THE 'rltADE--NTFJ4ERrINo ESTIMATES, STATITTIC AND CAI.ICULA TIONS. WAsHINoTON, November 5.-Elli son & Co., of Liverpool, in addition to their usual monthly report, has issued a review of the cotton trade of Europe for 1874-75. This takes the place of the annual circular of Ott Trampler, of Zurich, which has been discontinued. 'A compUrison of the deliveries of cotton in Oreat: Britain and the continent for the I first five sessions show that the con sumption of the continent is gaiuning ground upon that of Greatt BritaLin, when the consHumpItion was less last season than in any one of the p~revious four, and mnay be taken n a more p)assing variation, such as the continental figutres ailbo show.. Jug ing from wookly deliv'eriesu, the fall ing off' has beCen about thi samne in bo0th casos du:ring the seasonI just closed. Fromt a nmnblor of tistimuaf es, including the natua increase of spindles, the oeect of the Facntorv aot and other circmsttances beat ing upon the comnsumption of raw mat tarial, it in found that the require monts of Europo for 1875.03 will b)e 'three por cent. greater than last norson, or 6,7l52,0.21 balas of 382 41-5 pounds. To meet, t1\is demand the reponrt says :"Thue tarea sown this 0agonl in America is about 8,755,: 000 acres, or 282,000 acres re presen t ing abouat 100.000 bales less thtan the average of the previous three seasons. The season dotes not promis to differ materially from the average of 1875. The yield is not likely, therefore, to show any voay important variation fromtu 4,000,000 bales. Wthatever the size the crop maty be American spinners will re qiuire about 1,300,000) bales. This would leave 2,700,000) bales for Europe out of a total of 4,100,000. On the basis of thoso figurea a ra nonableo etimtito of the import into Europe for the seasoni will be 2,7:50,. 000 bales. The iuverage import from India during the pant two aeausons has fallen short, of 1,500,000 bales, aind this is the highest figure we* foel jnstified in aidopling for 1875 6 With a continuance of the p~resent goalo of prices it . more likely than hot that our estimate will ntot .be tachedi. Brazil will p~rob~abl soiad as o more than last year, ~00,000l bales, but the suppl from E~gyp)t py reach 400,000 bles. myrnta and the West Indians, &(c. wifl probaby furnish about the name as n184-'5. onseqluently they put the total supl'y at 5,- 80,000 blos. This estimate is worked out by somne elaborate statistics so as to, show thaV at the end of September, 1816, the stocks in the ports will 1be 176,000 bales-(of 389 pounds) less than in'1875 ; in other words, that the balance of unused cotton at the Sdoft next "season iyl 'be about $ ~,0 bales excluaive of the stocks at tia mills. T1hose circulations, based as they are on long averages and intimuate knowledge of the trade, are accepted as foreshawding the facts closely as ca be ex a - Jiines'Oftonbach is corming oter niext year to direct Philadelphia Cen-~ tennial concert. Hfe has long been desirons of visiting Amieriqa) lt has ~tlm4t~enditer)!d by lr d of po jo of .the. - on. i Dniel W. -V. D' i it Is Aai will foon niake )us appearance upon the stage in the charactor- ofHgmlet, which hn is now studying. 3shed reading the Bible throngo announces th words "boys" an *"llocpnr i it twice. - A Bank Robbed. DUnOLAiS GET AWAY wT $40,000 wrO f. vemibor 3.-'= $ bpj int 1~V~f~ t 'bya band of burglars and robbed of $40,00.0 iw tqn .spfd ioy. The robbers, by setrous operation, got- into the vaulthaiont- the building 'bdi 'f, oi ,4ey. blow Open two sphorical .afes, from y1ic yily.,abstracted the inonof n cfd.c Ocaimpod. aT1e ba1nk is ta one story brick strittftre, with a flat tin .of. 'Throigh 'this roof the. rob b out a hol with a tinsinith's shears soveral days ago, so as to have it ready for olootion night, it king the 'iCecMtion to adjust it ttwaiu ith'putty to prevent loakago. The hole is about eighteen inchec square, and through this throo of the gang dORcendOd into the vault by ineans ,o( qy ro aj l elder, leaviig two ebfedorateg butide to, wateh and assist thom in Oscaping:.' The vault is guarded by a strong door, supplied with a burglar alarm, but they left that unmolested and en tered through the top of the -vault. In this there are three strong spherical safes, two of, which we0 blown open with powder and riflod of their conteits. A gentleman, finding that the diminution of his sto(k of wood continued after his iires were out, lay awake one night in order to ob. tain, if Possible, some clew to the mystery. At an hour when "all hon est folks should be in bed," hearing an operator at work in the yard, he cautiously raised his chamber win dow, and saw a luy neighbor on deavoring to got a large log into his wheelbarrow. "You're a pretty fel low," said the ownor, "to come hero and steal my wood while I'm asleep! Yes, replied the thief ; "and I sup pose you would stay up there and see me break my neck with lifting before you'd offer to conic and help ne !" The Chicago Inter-Ocean, seeking to discover soiothiing "treasonable" about the recent inau uration of the 'Jackson statue at IBehmond, after diligent search finds that the statue was Iiscribcd, "Done A. D. 1875, in the ono hundredtlh year of the Cani ionwealth." The outrage mill ob jeots to the words "of the Common wealth," and thinks they indicate a "rebel yell." As tho statue was eretod to the memory of a citizen of Virginia, and the affair was a purely State domonsttition, the in scripi0n could not have been very well worded differently without vio liting the eternal filtness of thing}. A gantlenman w >reached Washing ton Monday night is rep~ortd to haive givon the following asa the re sult of a conversation betwvoen Hon. S. 8. Cox and himaelf on -the subject of the Speakershlip: Mr. Cmx says the contest isa behvoon him11 and K(err, with the ehomeeo in his favo-, Ho <xpcts5 to get New York and Ohio solid in the (Icaneus, and to divide Indiana andl Missouri withi KorrI, and will have Illinois, Mi('hi. ganl, Kenltuoky and tihe New Eng land .Democrat s. He sav~s Rand~all the Souther n States :that Kerr's st r'ngt~h lieu1 in the West only, and that ho will divido with him. One gentleman observed to anoth er :"I have a wvife and six chlildronl iln New Ymouk and1 I utver .9oon one0 tm. "Whlero you ever blind !" "O0 ! no," repilied tho othor. A fur tiler Ilas of time, and then tho in terr'ogator resumed theO Rubject. "D~id I utndorstand you to say that you had1( never 50oon one (of them ?' "Yen suich is tho fact " 1-ore follow ed a still longer pauiso in the eon fairly puzzled, said :"How can it be that. you have neover saw~ ono of thlem 1" "Whuy," was. the anlswer-, "01n0 of thec~n was born after I loft." A Honr QUESPJON.--A Detroit bOy surprisedl his fatther the other day by asking: "F"athor', (do you like mlothior ?" "Why, yes, (If 'ourse0." "Anti she likesx you ?" "IDid she ever may so." "Many a time, lil son." 9%Eldh iar yo because she The b~oy looked thel the old man'm over, anid aufter a long pause18, asked: "WVell, was shn ats near-sighteod then as she is now ?"---lieroit Fr1,ee Dr. Mary Walmker expresses the opinioni that if women wero to sud( dlenly take to wearing short jackets and sail or-cut lirousers, iln thr'oo mlonths their new garb would ex('it(, no spleelal altten1tion1 on thel street. Supp)loso she tries it hersolf foir aw~hile, just to 800 how muany street Arabs she can rally to "shoot that rig." The priess of Florid u is dorm-md ing some restraint on the ireckless destruction of game by tourists, wvho~ 51pend( mlonths iln ind (iscrimlinato pglaughater', for n10 other purpose in ftbe world thatt to say, whon they go bluok hlomie, fat' the~y had ba:gge. so nmany huandred birds or shot so mainy deor. Here is a solemn warning to young ladi es, never, Jag out clothes on Wasiig day.A A younlg wonman in Indiana recently fell (dead while doing tii. Germany with a population of for t! two muilloi, last yea r aduat'a sig hundred and sixty yiians, rejectmng one hunmdred and eight age pheants. ; ~he National Gi'ange vill meet in Louisville, Ky., on the 17th inst. A boy, while playing ball in Graham Almanco count , S. 0. ran one ono of bia loft bel ei eielbow. uttoieli Me, Mary, Ho' to i o WTh i the. ti l0 pf a redntli y: (bVe Iier' a p$ir o aaand earinga 'ad nti'tortois Jiol comb for her ac1 k, tar, 9_0 } .i pe'vails in South 1idea4 .ov eralhildren bpzu isp, Helena havle "*n: exielled from p Rcdol iii Natal on account of olor. Smeo ao l.orly white. George D. Tp2's ons com. piled and edited by Mr. Joln Jn Piatt, are. soon to- be Iinblishedl. The volumn& will contain a shotoh of Prntke' lif. The Baltimore Amwerican tells of: a snake t~here as large as a barrel. They must wear good sized boots in Baltimore:--ieo ton PQst. Had we.'not faults of our own, wo should take. loss. pleasure in ob servi ngthose of othersR. It is said that the Dig.tger Indians are never known to smile. They are grave diggers. Mrs. Snipe, of Texan, male he husband 'qrtail before her. Gamey Bonapartist documents are sent into Franco packed in sardine boxes. The cattle disease is raging in En -and. A ORNTS 20 elegant oil (1romo. mount ..ed, Hize ~xil1, for St. Noveltie and ohromos of overy description. National Chromo Co.. Phila. OUNTS WOntetl ! .OAloriaS And dip.) mas A awarded for lloltuani' New Pictorial 'Sibles. 1:300 illustrations. Addresa for new cifoulars , A J lolnttu ,& C., , 930, Arch street, I'ila. IND) read in.', psychtomancy, fascina .. .tion, soul einrming, menerisnm, and marriago guide, showing hsow eitht Hex any fascinato und gain thet love and nfIfe. lion.of any person they choose instantly, 400 pages, by mail 50 ots. Iunt & Co., 139 a 7th street, Phila., Pa. Salvlguaranteod using our well auger and drills. S.00 a month paid to good agents. Auger books fr+e. Jil. auger co., St. Louis Mo. $10 to $500 .l- to fortuno. A 7t >age book entitled: "'len an Indians of ValS' reet." explaining everything, sena free. John Hi rkling k. Co., Bankers and Brokers, 72 B'dway, Now York THE $50,000 BONANZA TO; ,U 'r investecd in Wall St e, r: e.) often leads to a for tuno. Full 1 marticulars sent free. Address Pendlrton ifRoad, 65 1all stroot, Now York. vagents for the b.at a elli ~ T ~prizo pac'-ago in the world. It conntains 15 she-ets paper, I5envelopes, golieni pn penholepn cil, pat-nt vard measur,,, and pien of Jewel ry. 'ingle package with elegant prize, post paid, 25i. Cifrculaur free. Brido & Co., lBroad way, New Yors D la r howt $10 to $5E00tf inv1ested in btock L I'nnan- wicll pay large rofivtl. T, aoaid $k bjonds, andl gold bought on moarginas.In tcrest six por cent allowed on dleposita sub .ject to sight d raft. llue.- walter & Co., Bauk era and lBrokers. No. 10 WVall street, New Yorts, 1PO flox 41317. $59 TO $10,000 has been invested int 5took ptrivileges and paid 9JO per cent profit . "Itow to doit" book op Wall street., senut free. rTumbridge & Co., Pan ors andl Briokers, 2 n all street, N~ew York .. 45I) Al~h 'ilIItOA ' D)ISEt E Wells' Carbolic Tablets A TIll I I) A N D) SlIlll'MEI) Y. Sold 'ty r-:gi's. genrar'ly. nnd .1 ohe si..a lbo. toway & Ca , Pta i a~lphljlis AN OUTFIT FREE. W~ewant 5,tme One in every county to take orders andl deliver goods for the old origi nal i'. 1. D). llouise. Large cash wages. ~plendid ha tnce int every neighbtor,ootd for tho right personi of either sex. yountg or oldl. Samtiplex., new lists, cirulars, terms, e.tt., ai comtttet outtit. sent frete andl post paid . n for it at onace and muak e mfoney at your homies. Addiress, iI J l[all &. Co., tG N lilat'ard stre~tet, Ilaltimuore, .V d. Th o. 13.atipaiOz'o Ilnmov~uedl ont - eptttur 1 st to the spaiou~s s'tr a t No. '1, esit Fajyttto~ street, where tho puroprietors will be pleased to He.e their oldl frino and ptronta. A complete stock ofb pure atni reliabloe oamopathiu Medi. oine's as well as B~ootk for Phbysicians and famtily itse, conastaintly L opt in stckt. crders lialtimuoro. BY ANN EL~IZA YOUNG, lirighamu Youing's reboellioux wife. .SW'he only comapleto E~xpose of aill the secretsa of itrigham'ts harem ever written. Ptorn in Mormnonuimn, A nn Eliza nlow asx poses to the world, as noo (ther. womanit tcanl, the set'O't. mysteries and orimnesof thie horribtlesystema of i'ol u, froap .the very begianing. Naa~ 00 llusraitionls beantify the worc. It in thae best selling book p~tuIled . 10, 003) maore menai and womuen can have em-. ploymnt't and muaka e rom, .5 to $10 daily. All live agenta ara writing for illustrated ofrenlairs wih large terma. tent free. D~o not delay, butt add res D~ustid, Gilman & Co., lirt ford Ct., Chicago, Ill., or('inein nati, Ohio- , oct 23-4w INi BOKN(iUPT~r, Int Po David C, Me'ans, Bank rupt, Ex parte SaT I1 Illowneyw, As~igneo. Pet~tion fbr sale of IJ iakrupt'a listate. 4OThold in-hoob3 kIven to all creditors - hding liens laganat, the estate of the abovuo namend 1kankrupt, that the same musat be establisbed before me att my ollhee in Yorkv~illo within twenty-onie days from the firs pIahlIQton of thuts notlee, ether ~wise ttf wi be debarred front any share in the distribution of Ilankrup6's estate. I 1y order of Court. W, o.lra tso , -- -- -- - _________ I iJch mond Advertisements. -.t 990oe $athlbe Wrks, nICHirc6i1D VA. i..NL.and Boilhtn, At oftl t W Cirnular 8iw bli s, et, 3jgr)~ wLk Peut ter Mills. Shafting, asngere antid P 11oe. ( MtraoVcu I144s wATmti *Ia "L; qot 18 , W~# E~rrxoual H P lei~bWn Ettengr & Edmond rflndoND VA. M--ANU1ACTURER of Portable and Stationary Engines and Boilers of all kinds, Circulay Sisw Mills, Grist Mills, Mill Gearing, 8hJUfliing, Pulleys &c. AME4IAN TUADINJI WATPn WIIEEL. Cawnero.'rs Hp--clal Steam l: iaps Send for Catalpgue. G. F. WATSON. Furnituro Worka wn&Lumber Mills, ltIeIUMoNI) VA. ('1OTTAGE B edsteads. Chamber and J Parlor Fur'nitnra. L-:i nge, Chairs &lc. Manufaeturor of Walnut and Cheaper hard woods, no soft pinu used. ()ottagn BealIstead4 and ohieap Mattresses Isding articles. METROPOLITAN WORKS. Ca-al Stre frem Sixth to Seenth Rzwnown VA. I 19, Portable and ytationarY, Saw :ills, Grist Mills, Roilers, Cas tings of BIrass and Iron, Forginas .o. Agricultural iron Workq, In all its branches done by experienced hands. Improved Portable Erggines, for driving cotton gins, threshing ma. chines, sel arators, grist mills &o. A nuruber of sedond hand Engines and Boilers of various patterna, in llrst rate order, on hand. Itopair work uolio ted and promptly done. W m. E. TANNER & CO. ee R L~aietAr ner,Jood&n ':A!! iorATVautedf. LOWEST PRICEB., * Jemt/brPrfe List. E. W. Phillips, AGENT, WIN NSB OR0, S.OC. rig 3-3m SPECIAL NOTICE. I ArrTrEa knowing thnra.xelvea indebted Ito tno are requested to call and isettle at onco, or their aiCounfts will bo placed in an officera hand for collection, N nov 2 JOHN JOHNSTON FIRE INSURANCE. .11onspanies a l.nse can,bIgeel ant.i ceced 410 milhoun slollars Elort rate, avn nul and~ terms pohles le-sucel. I nuntlry dyrelling rl'ka a speccla'ty 0iu aaou, e risks taken as reas ossable 1'n4e'a. JA8. W. LAW, agtat. (Q1IT'U B TY .ife Iiunrance an.l t uni51y ' ) om any. .ines $1,4 49,308 :':,. ' ire. N.-u Fotretture (in te~n pay m ent..) adoiwmenti and ' ntei-y I o iis Istuedl - the mnesi favorable termI. JAS. WY. LAtW, A gent. sept 2 Pf4 . P.TALE Manufaccturer of DOORS, SASNES, DLIYDS,FILOBRING, &0 D~ealer in Bu1'~~idr Jurdware, PAIN~TS. OILS, &O, aOut.AoF.Wr. The National Mixed Paint Co., Th~ Great American Fr xigihrC. aeAa FAoTonYT AND) 1A1DB. Ashley iveor, Wot1End Broad St., sept_23-Iy Wbit. ZLead. '4 NNE Ton of White Lead which I gnar. ./atea pure Lead, for sale at the 1rug store of W. E. AniwE. Zaw Oaa cr" ),P R At0 6y 000LT ! "' !',4l t ltsutsa to AliPs *U5I receiYv rogIt~ r AtLLA~I iiA M DVI ATTORNEYS AT 1AW. NO.24 17 4NO, WI NKS (1' iO'it CAItoLitA WP. Doty & Co. 3 Doors West of Post Ojce --1 X-.. '"ESPIAN HALL BUILbINO. DEALERS IN FAMILY & PLANATION GIOCEltIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, FLOUR, IlAY &e .ALso, P ROP RiETORS -O -- LIVEI3V & SALE STA~BI.Es Where we constantly keep on handl a fully supply of good Etowns . Mules, - I'OIt *.L~mm or -oXrn~m. D). Joxu, J. H. DAvra, E. BoonroIr EC. S. BOD)UNIGHJT. Jones, Davis Doauhnight., Bucssors to B. 0. Shiv r & Qo. ANDI DP.ALann IN )ry Goods, (Carpets. 4)11 (loths, gal I lngs, Ilools, Columbia, S, C. I HlE attention of purchasers in every Lpart of t his State is cailledl to con.side.r very isuportarrt fact, namxely, that the old stahlisbed house of It. 4'. ist IVFEtt Ai. [:C is. not elosed but reorgaunizedlupon ho t .aly basis that can be'eltrried gn sne ensfully, STRICTLY CASH, And we ansure our patrons that we hall continue the same honiorable course f dealing with them that wuas auch a dis lngulshed fea~ture~ with the bouso of Rt. C. Ihiver & C~o. Wo have now in store the >est selected stock of D)RY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES8, HATS, (CAPS, CARPETS, OIL 3LOTHS, WINDOW SHADES WALL PAPER ETC. PEver aeni in this city, selected by one ,f the airm, who anperintends the busi esen, and consequently krtowu the wants f this comunin ty better than buyers re dingI elsewhere. Trho entire stock will ie oiffeired at prices never before equaled n thin nection. Th le puioes will startle rnd attract you at sight. We invite you o send at once for Samiples of thv-se New and Hand somie tUods andh, If shown to your friends and neigli. ors, we are sure It will be to your advan-: atgs to send us large order. We pasy ~reighat on all bills amounting to $10 and zpwards. All orders munat be accompan ud with the CAMH1, or we send them C. 0. * and guarantee satisfaction. Best 0,j. Prints in the city, Long 3loths lt, 10, 12j*. None equalI to themi n the State. Well known brandls u)t Uipaocas and Mohairs, just imported. Ho dory Dapartmeont--Full of well assorted: goods at popular prices. Gents' Furnish ng gooda complete, sa dopartment. Onr toot an .1 )Shoe Department Is second to ione on thimmotlnent. From the cheap -st Breun to the finest hnd muade goods. l'he - nest complete and b.-st m~anaged ArpeCt Department in the worild. Cloths, aslmoresui and Jeans are bought by the unse al sold at a very sall advancel Lrown and4 Bleached RIhirtings sold at 'actorly prices. Flannels and Blankets at iriceis that will *stonish. WVe shall expoet an order from you or a asll whten you visit Columabi sep 30-3m ESTA BLISH ED 1859. 9 1 XR flR 7') Y~. R8R RXnIrENc IN' ?'IR W AAT'W1 A Nb CLoCK Id l'SIXLSS. N4EW 000D8. 01O.D andl sltew Waokeu.it(he very hesi s inig keepers) bethi4 Gald Chains. K 611 laacd Ch an. ang ai SIer limo Tbai'ws, .hieh l *Itette. Also, tiresal PieCllg g Ifgq~ou stlall &s ,rtplns. XA set of heahi ifa C kshu #l he ma Vtest theme? IteAM' dene in a kganlilemeer.Uaiia atlen gekrea CRAIl. 4LL4, -IM BEIIAPPY I Ii eeon4&iat ire of the low price of cot ton and the ncaryity of money, I am do. ternlued to asll my-entire stook of goods at and below eos. In the courae of thirty days I must have money to meet my obli. gations ; hene, my roason-for offering anch inducements. I will guarantee to sell goods at as low figures as any establishment in Charleaton or C'olumbin. There is no heed for you to leave home to parohae . your geod:. It is time and money thrown away. Oua on we and I will convince you that in spite of all glowing advertisoments you can see, and the baits thrown out to you, I sin still the 'LOW PRICES! R. L DANNENBERG. nov11 UT sRECE1VE ------. Car Landt( White I 'rn. 1 C'ar Ljt ad FIlour--nillgen des WV biite anid Siniokd Bacon an Shul ders. 1Iio and Jaiva Coftive-"green antd rose. Syrups, All1 gratdes of 8.G ARi.. [Lard in hibli., hal -bbla., Kegs and caus. Genuine Durham usoking To bacco. aprIl 10 SQ UI ER & C O. ARE SELLING DRY GOODS. BOOTIS, SEIOE8, FOR& CA.SH, THAN ANY HOUSE IN WINNSBO r a All1 persona indebtaut to Jno. C. PquIe r E'o., will find4 it to their Interest to Kettle at once Take heed. JNO. C. SQUIER & CO. e pt 3(0 Chasrlotte, C'olnmnbin, & Aligust Rall fload. T Cof.vvata. J~tte to. 1P7A IfE frllowin assenge'rtchedule aft ' this 'late: ?xArx.-OOSso NoutE. Leave Augusear- as 8.22 a .t. "~ Columbila. 6, C., 1 08 a ** Wltinnsboro. 880 r . SCheuuet, 8.06 y Arrive as Charltrie. N. 0. 7 8:2 a tUAIIx-Oean aevu Leave Cbarlotte, N C,. es s80, " Oheut er, 30 lf a ** Winhebr, 1 y p ,,. " Columbja, 2.88 p ,m Arrive at. August. a0 r o ai JA8. AND)ER see Oen'l 'eugt. A.PVOPE, *e5, Psser sad Uleksi A gen WDJIkSALE persons de siring to buy Goods by the piece a. twholesala prices will 410 well~to call on '? the undersigned be fore purchasing else where. They arO prepared to supply Town and .( ounitry merchants with Die Goods, Boots, & hoes, Hats, H o s i er y, L.adies and Gen1ts furnishing G o o df s Notions &c. J. S. Elder & Co. F11E undlersigneltd (desires to inform his friends that le car still be found at the old stand ready to suply them with C lo~ iuig, Dyf Goods, Boots Izints &c. le also has a large stock of Planitat ion and1( Faluity (ro ceries, flagging a ndr Ties, which he will sell low f'or C AS h: F. Elder. W --o ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME for GUANO, WILL COM[E FORWAR~D and SETTLE WITHOUT DELAY AS THEIR AC CIOUNTh ARE PAST F. ELDER. FRESH BUTTER. 200 pounds fresh mnoun tain But ter at - ct -F'-........-- -. ELDE R. r eh goodl and Warranted to give atin. Twenty cet per this all Iask for it. A large and complete stook of of haddlesn, BlrIdles and lEarness, 9' at lowest rates for CAtX oct 14