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LOCA L IT iE'MS. POST OFICE Hoos.--Tho post oflico will ho opon\ daily (Sundays excepted) from '8 A. le to 12 Ml. and from 2 to 5 P. M. Northern and Southorh nMail close 't 8 P. M. precisely. ia' Mail delivered on sundays from 8 to 9 A. M. only. RAILROAD e0flULE.--Th0 trains ' on C. 0. & A. R. R. now leave Winnsboro as follows: Going north 11.55. p. in. Going south, 1.35, a in Accommodation day trains : Goi'ng north, 11.33, a. in. Going south, 12.12. Those trains moet at Winns boro. Ne w AnvI)1'isn iENis'u . Lost-John Stevenson. To Rent-13. Sugenheimuer. Notice-W. N. Chandler, C0erh ,of Council. New Plated Ware-Connor & Chandler. Now Goods Mr'ash,'r & B}rice. N Ice can be had every day at the Morning Star Saloon. 2w. Thore was a coisiderable frost on last Wednesday morning. The town p 'up is again out of order, and things thereabout aie getting unusually dry. Farmers are now busy. plain(.iig cotton. We trust they will put in a light crop. The Columbia Boil-gter is defining its position in the last muIlnicipal election. f General Washington hms for sne time been practising tlhe minuet, ill preparation for the approaching Tea P!arty. The new Charleston democratie daily newspaper will be issued on 4 the first of May. t will be called the Charleston Jfl(rm0(d gf Con merce. Tho'o are thirteen prisoners all ncgros---in the Winnsboro j:il, awvaiting trial aL the approaching teri of the court of general sessions. There are likewise Some persons unlder bonis for lppea1r 'ane-r. T i Elrovem ~t sulgrs'At fir the colI'r holme is now going on A. railing is to be place.l be hreen the front ) OW of bencles :nd thy at torneys' seat. Thi? will add great ly to I: omflort an conveniice of al-l who have buisiness at court, and will likewise add to the inmer appearance of the~ building. Tix TJ'wVSsmI MI~Eo.-.Wo w uagainmurge h imetno demoucraitic mieeting: to be held to-night; at the T1own Ihail. All those who hasm. c enrollod as mnmborn of the demnocratic clubi, are' especial ly urged to be preseint, and othevs whlo may wish1 to unite1. in the. u'rganization are likewise invited tu attend. The meeting will be called to order at 8 o'clock pre cisely. Sorairon A:P~OINE.-Thc Coln m bia UnIl:ef. /fer~dd fmntionls that G~overhior Chamberhelain has appoint - Sed Mr. A. M.. Miachev solicitor of the sixth jndieial circuiit, to fill theo vacatn(y caused by Mr'. Brawley's removal to Chia'.lnston. The ap pointment was recommended by the senators and represe'itatives of the } counties comp~osing the circnit, and is maode uder theO povisionms of an act passe3d at the recent session of the legis.lature. Cors, ConnRIIEer asN) COUNTEnF.IP5. Iis staotedi that in a few days ineit was discovered in the sub.m P t'rcasury at New York that thme issues of fifty..cent stmps1), bearing the heads of Lincoln, Spinner, 11. J. ~Walke% WVashih',ton and Stantonm, And also the 0o(d issues of currencey 'of thme denoumnatioh of twenty five e,"nts, have bmeen dfonsively counter 'feited. Thmhs far no counterfeits have beenf dlis'overnait of the * liatost 'iiksues of fifty cenmt stammmps, bearing the Crawford head er' of the twenity-five ceont nanph wvith thme \ alker hrhad. uib.arI'' to tihe Nr~ws. Tm.:11 S1A',: Phr-J- AssoCuIATI. -- T ho second -annmual imeeting 'or thb South Carolina -State Press Assot-in. t iAon will beC hold at Spmfartanburg on! W inednesgay. May 10, at .10 o'clock {a mm An address upon the subject of Jouri~nalismi wVill be dehvlmrdh Sthat eyonbig by Capi. F. -W: D~aw non, of the Charleston .News add C ' .ourier, who hans been selected as hei anniversary orator. MembIers are' uoreueted to be punctual in at ~ ~~iiaeb, and jounal ~iistsf- who areo Snot mnembniers are inv 'ted to sendl in -their applications. James A. H-oyt, E. sq., editor of tihe Amndersoni Intelli ~eneer, is president of the Associn tion, and A. A. Gilbert, Esq., of thme Sumter W atchmman, is recording FnIMALL GURANITE.--The abun dance and remanrkably fino quality of the gisnitt found in the quarry near Winnsboro, owned by Mr. Robert CrAvford, havo long boon rocogiiz ed1. A large quantity was used in building tho UCnited States cobrt housfe at Columbia, and recently t supply has been 'W nit to Charleston to b'e used for the monument, nuw it) process of (reeton, in commiemo ratio(l of the 'atl6 of Fort Moul , trio. This granite ia said by good judges to be as fine its any to be found, being suse~ptiblo of almost as fine a polish as niarble. Several ear-loads have already heen shipped to Charleston. THE lECENr Biuio,.utv.-A' nun ber of empty sardine boxes and peach cans were discovered in the gully near Rock Spring on Zion street. It is believed that these are the reunmints of the goods stolen from the store of Mr. White a few nights since. We . trust the clue thus furnished will be 'il ( .nt lv followed up, an11d that the rogues will be caught. iWtrglaries have of late b'en munch too frequent il Winnsboros iid a vigorous effort is necess:.ry to check the evil. They say buhiness is dull ; sugar and cofee anre selling slowly. Not so with Dr. Bull,: Cough Syrup ; we iuiderst:mid our druggists can hardy Supply the demand. l'oP'cet.nity. It is at Self-eville"nt fiact that tl( ss a person poss.-sses sterling wort lihe will tint 1ha., thne est'et of li!; followt-tuen). It is true. that je~r at bine hie iity lec 3eiveC, but tevent uilly his fiCluts will b- r- i xpoel. Ti1;: is 31111ictlile 1lso; to art icl s recoim mt il to tLwi confiete of. purchasers. F' r at brief pmn i,l by fse coininendoctioscu: anI iittiiriig e't rior they ims pose on the peopleliii. Itit s Soon s' testel Chev aere eeit :r-id3'. 'I' isi s of ten years Im; proven t1.- intrinsic; worth1 of Una. Tr-r-tr'si ll.tun Iyr-:. andi tou-liay ln pretiiritti.n enjoys a gr utr hon-it'ty. Fruitn year to yi-:'r the <dein:tnl 'or it huisincreased. and now it is in generl use bath in this .11)l foreit'n coutntries. No stroger proof of it, value colild be given. ]3uni..tav.--The store of Mr. George A. White was entered on the night of the 17th inst., and a con siderable qa:tntity of goods stolen. The thieves--for it is rather clear that there.0 were more than one person engaged-"entered through the rear window of the store, boring thirouugh the r1butter with an anger. 'The hil) was bored near the point at, which thill bolt securing the bar across the sihitter p-ntered, and the thief, aftb'r nhdiki.g a suiflicientlhy large hole, lifted the lbolt, opened the shdtter alitd en tered. The articles stolen amuounft ed to aibout twenty-five dollars including live or six dollars in n iekels, We trutst the guilty partties will be0 apjprehenlded. JoUInALIs-rJC.-Thet Columbiai ('nion-Ihrald is noiw i:,uocd as an) evenling pap~er, antd it iM prfl omsed to cointinue this arfranlgeji'ent during the suunnner moniuths. fI'h F'in J1etm/d is a lively newspaper, and though stronigly republican in politics rarely conutainis anthintg offensive to those differinig with it in that line. The aSuendugi Sun is a now eandi dlate for pojilar favor, issued weeckly t Columbia. In politIies the position of the paper seenis as yet unldefiuned. Thet reading matter is well selected, and1( the editor ial departmientI well managed. T he jFin( --i.o Hera!<f/ has r'esumedc~ publication, and blids fair to 'onitinuel its visits wvithiout ini terruptionl. VIe wish it success. E~rnu Eia rlrm -Thie customnt ry Eastecr election for warfdens an1d( vestrymnen of the parish consisting of St. John's Church, Winnsboro, anti St. Stephen's Chttrch, Ridge way, and for deletes to( rpird'senit the parish in the Diocesan duiiiven tion, was held on Monda'~, the 17tlt ist. The following-named gen-. tleme-n were elected : Uh 'rdens---W. M. D~wighit atnd DnBoweo Egleston. Vr!nn-Wt. R. fbertsonu D~r. Jno; ). Paltmer, Rt. H-. Edniliids Jr., 'abd '.IL. Bulow., JhicqIeguld-H. A. Gaillard,. A Mi1-ceunzie, T. R. RoberOtson, Rit S Desportes. The. Convontion meets at Column hia oni thir s(('ond WVednesdat, ill May net. i 'nl nbrsxo-'lhe govbrunor hns jar. donedi Tfhomas Stevenil~h, who ia bionvsictetd, at the Jatulary I ri~ o court for this 'oniity, of hulrglai'y andit sentenlced to iidpiisonmenOit ir the p~enitentiatry foi' twbelvb mfonths tin stating his r-easohs for gratnting the pardoil, tle go'vbihior says '"The defenidaiit wvas tricd ats nit ac eoss()ry liefot'e nie fact, an~d the evi dlenc'e showed that he took fio aetua par't in commifitting the nrglar'y ie is sixty jears of age, andl( is i eripple frotm 'white sn'elling', a tdis ease greatly aggravated by his pr'es en t confinement, and wvhich will prob ably terminate huis life in a very fem months. Hia nard1on is asked fom by the senator and representatives 6f Fairfield county, ahd is recon $iended by the solicitor of the cir cuit and by his Horor Judge Mack ey, who tried the case, on the groud that his life is now near its end." Thi LADY WASnINoTON TEA PA'rV. -Every arrangement has been eQmn pleted for this entertainment, wich takes place on Tuesday evehing next, and there is every probalbility that it will come fully up to the standard. The ladies in charge have been industriously at work in tlbir several departments, and experience shows that the Winnsboro dames and (lhunsels are always very IccessflU in such undertakings. It only re inains now for the good people of thec town and county to do their part in an enterprise which all sIU'hmldl feel ia pride and pleasure in ;aidihg. We trust that not Only the to\h'sp1iopleJ but the citizens of the entire county will be fully represen ecd emiiong the patrons of the Tea Party. 'They will thins not only as sist an organization alike worthy of their support and useful to the peo ple, but receive a full return in the enjoyment to be had at the Lady Washington Tea Party. YCUNo MIN's mC(IisIAs AsSOCIA 'rIos.-The recent meeting of this body in Columbia seems to have been full of interest. Religious ex ecises were held daily, and the several matters connected with the A ssociltiani freely discuished. Winns boro was represented by Revs. C. E. Chichester and Gleo. Williams Walk. er, and by Messrs. J. M. Galloway and W. C. Beaty. There was Inuch rivalry displayed between the dele gates fron the sevleal towns of Conlmbia, Greenville, Smuer, Spar tanhunrg and Winnsboro, for the next annual meeting. It was finally decided that it he held it Qimenville. The farewell meeting of the Asso eiation was held on the evening of the 20th inst., which was largely at tended aud full of interest. THE Tow simei Mia:'r se.-A large numllber ofI citizens assembled at the Town hall on last Thmursdty night, in accord:mce with the call previnuls- I ly made by the township democratic comllittee. On motion of T. Ross R~obertson, :Esq., James IR. Aiken, EIsq., was called to the chair, and on motion of Mr. John D. MeCarley, Jno. S. Revnolds Was reqtuCstcd to acet ats sec'retary. On taking the chiair, Mr. Aiken hhatd the purpose5~ of thd~ meteting, and calha for ii re port from the coimmhitte app)ointed to organizen the townshipl hito a demo erattie club. Mr'. F. Gerig; of the com miittee, presented at list of ofer one hundredl nameIs, and stated thait such list iueluded only the namnes of members)C1 in Wiiensb ono, and that special canvassers were engaged in enlisting members from other por tions of the towniship. An oppor0 tunty was now gvnto any whio had niot yet~ enrolled to. add their names to the committee's list, and several personis camne forward and .8igned their names. The nex.t busi ness in order being the election of pernlmanecnt officers; Mr. P. Lb. Dannenberg moved that at comn mnittee of three-afterwards amnend ed is) as to miake the nuimber five hie appointed to nommiinaite permanent oflicers for thme clubs TJhe chair ap Ipointed Messrs. RI. JL. Dannmenberg, J. G. Mc({ant" 'aud Ri. J. McCatrley. After a short absenice, theC N-(m miuttee made at report, suigges tihig tho niames of the following gni hyemen : P'resident-James Ri. Aiken. Vice--Presidents-F. Gerig, H. A. Gaillard, Jamnes G. McICants, Dr. Jdihil C. Mob)ley. SecretarS- -Jno. S. Reynolds. 'i(iTreasurer-WV. G. Jordan. TIhe report was uinniimnously adopted. After appropriate rmaarks by the p~residtslt, a. iotion wats oflferedl by H. A. Gaillard, Esq., that ia coinnnit tee of five bb appointidd toiiint ter delegat~e to represent the townl shp n hecounty cohuntion. Thb motion ben carried, the (chaiir apone Meue II. A. (amd; J. . lliott, Iobemrt M. Utteykn J. iHanmilton F"lenlming: T1hie coma taittee in thieir roxrt splggeated the itihes of the follown gelntle'Wu Jamles H: tion, F. (Gerig, HI. L. Elliott, Thiomnas L. Johinstoin, Wnt. 1i. Brice, John S: Cathcart; R. Mt. Huey, ft. A. Gaillard, R. J. McCa.rley; J. Hi. imotsly aidopted, anid tlie p'rerident authori,ed to fill any facancias oui the dolegtttioni that might arise' beford the moeotin'g of the cotinty convention: After a fow re'marks by Mr. RI. L. Daimenberg and other8, re'lative to raising at Camn pIaign fund, the iuieoting, On m'otion of ?ir. F. Gerig, adjourned, subject to theu call of the presi 'onit The annual meeting of the Faiir' to field Bible Society will be hold, at a: Winnaeoro in the Associakto Re- I fornied '1hurch on Tlhurs&ay, the rl 4th of Max, at 11 o'clock 4. n, . J. o Gloni McfCants, Esq , will deliver 11 the anny1il address. A full attend- e ance of the members is requested, h and the public gone ally aro invited io attnd.a 'JAs. W. LAW. Secr targ. 1 DimooCnATI COUNTY CoNvt4iao' iir'suant to a call previousl Y made by proper authority, a conventioi of the democratic party o' ai1ii1 county was held at the inourt house On SaturdaS last. On E1UOtioU of H1. A. Gaillard, GE., len. John llratton wast called to the chair; and, 1n muotion of R. E. Ellisyn, Esq., Mr. Gaillard was requested to act is secretary. After calling the I meeting to order, the chairman stated the purpose of the conven tion, and the authority for its hay ing been called. The chairman of each toLwn iship delegation was then requested to present the niame of the delegates from his township to the secretary, which being done it n was found that there were ninety r( delegates prosent, overy township i being represented. On motion of Mr. I. E Ellison. a committee of , one delegate from each township s was appointed to nominate per' manent officers for the county o'- I3 glanization. The motion was ulani 1 mously clarrie(1, and the chairman ap- 1. pointed the following-named gen tlemmen : R. E. Ellison, F. Gerig, It W. W. Ketchin, E. D. Mobley, j N. A. Pony, Henry Heins, Preston 1 Rtion, Baylis E. Elkin, Thous. McKinstry, J. P. 'acie, D. I. W E:lkinl, J. B. Davis, RI. E. Quinn,: t T1'he committee retired, amnd after a d sihort d(eliberlation submitted a report in which the following amued gentlemen were nominated: an the permanent officers of the )rganization :I President-Gen. John Bratton. Vic-Presidents-T. V. Wood- in ward and James Pagan. Seere'ary and Treasurer-H. A. t Gaillard. General Bratton, after thanking I the committee for the compliment (j paid him, stated that for many m reasons he would be forced to declino the honor. He stated his te willingness to 41 all in his power to pro(ot(e the cause in wich the ti dl~emcac.'y of Fairfield would be engaged, butL feared thamt -he would be utlable to do l'ull justice to the antics which would devolve - upon bi the pi:esideni of the county club. Hisi distance(' from Whiumsboro and considl'rable dlisadvanZht~tg* with r'espmect to thdc posittoh foi- jhich ~ the commiittee had nlominuatted him: After somne romnarks by m'embi's of1 the convention; in which it unas t shown that the peop~le ~onldl~ be perfectly satislied with the Gnr ali's aidministraition, a vote was taken2; 2 and the officers nominated by the h commni tte unanimuous'ly eleetp~d. Gen erali 1Braitton repeated his t former exprdhilons ofT appreciation , of the conftlidene thnus shown im h~y thtue(onvenltionl, and1( at~dded a few r remarks upon01 the general situation, in South Carolina,. He stated it as5 I his judigmont that the issues now at ~ stake in em' state are the gravest that have been presenited for' thme s acetioni of the peole since the war of s(aeessioni. He preCsented a shor't sketch of republican admninistr'ation in Sotith Carolina, showing that it had worked Ihealhctilab le injury alike to the whites anid bS thue color'ba people. T1he former' had beenl con tinuously plunudered, aid the hatter had( ?>e th constant dupC8 of unrincipled carpet-baggers. The white p~eop~le, from many causes, had long been apathetie; but hand at last resolved t; Brya'nie fu opp1ositAOii to tLid 1)r'evailing COrn rupition and misrule. The object of thme presenO~t orgvanization of the dl~~eocac'v is thme baling togthoer of all who aroe in favor of g.ood ned~ honest goveriient Uli tod this time, therie had lien no lamw above the "ring ' dtho hdlvo ruled tlid stato sinlch redoiStr'Uctioni. Thme good p~eoploof the Mtate; tmiorgaitiked are not hII their d4ay. They began N'ith frauds anid thefts; relyhig lipon party powerl; and thait of the liaition: glh adnihistration, to protect thon in their' criules. Now that their schemesl( of plunider are emiistedl it is the' aim of thme corhptionists in thde republicai party to tax tihe peoplo .to deatlI: T1he colored peojnle, being Sgnorant, have iMen~ bumt the d11pos'. of tlib "ring;" and have b~een continually tyranni'ded over. A colored nman has beeim hon: sidered no longer a republicamn if he dared to act in opposition to the., ring or if lie has~ any conscience of his own. They are becoming tired of republicani tyramny, and Want a good government. 'Indeed, they need it far more than do the white lpeole, for in addito'nm to heavy uication and other like evis, they LO slaves to party dlominationI. lhe speaker conicluded by in voicing io aild of the ontirb democratic rgatnization of Fair field, thatt ho tight be able to perform fully rind ! ficiontly tho dutios with wvhioii he aid beon charge . (T1ile above ist bu~t a baro tivuopwt3i f General llrmttoi'8 remarks we nyc not attwnultod to givo in every Istancle his iprocitte language.) ig of (Jol. Jaumes H. Rionu. Maj W. Wodwardand M . iio. ti. .oynoldtt, wVits ap(iflt(Jd by tihet lair, to l)relpare(, aeil roiiliit at ile, ext m eting, ia constitultion ltid y-laws; for thme gmoveinmmteiut. of tile ltO:InW')'c of F airheldl. On motion of 11r. Baylis~ E. Elkitn, 1r, following resoluijol waIs miminti oiiiily ad~opted : RCelv~ed, 'iThat thme reguilar cetilgs of thtis Comnty orguiiizmtt (ii ,i tail be hteld on the last Sittnrdty The niext I hisifleai' ini order' lteiiir 10 election of six delegiates to us sttat o vo(lViltitull, thte docital ttion of suchi delegates wadO ,ferrodl to tlit t lt 5110 comtitt tee. malt haul( 1)r'stilLtetltlilmtiU8 tO tll' )tiV('t~iof for of ieery. Afte (' t )inidlerablle time time (tcfnli tte iggemsted thte foilowiit iltttm1e.9: iDelegatcms-'. WV. 1icodwm1rd. E 1Elkinl, Jim0. S. Retynlds, ,)ala rat toei, J ttuim 1'ztg:wnl I Iel'v 13. D)avis, J. \1'. 1RjiimSoim, 1). It.catr( Oni Iflttiofl, it was resolve'd tht litent time ('()lv(Intiull adjtnl mii , it ati ad~jouirlid till thme last, S~itur ty in Maty. tint J.Ttii 1' l:.t\ lt.lSN. I t,toirv p0oss wuer exaimplejis of iiore hiero~ic l111:1 i ii iA self-smlcm'mii igt ('Hurts fo r tlm) amlid imieL m it otilt Ith aat.-r"imitt i'm-e'is ii iii ilmiu" Intl anm i lit exhl i ejt by1li t his lIuldo nuiri vi his exertimeins to wnmke i discuovery whimwlm iiccOliijIitliiii wvould1 ihiumin tom tihe. worlmd vmiiitmigt'ii ievelii e(Iil lllalta ii. lullt rwV iiuaign ibiiinmt ete ws't~r. P I it,;l (1i + mw in tihis I ito; ltlliels mlt ho tmmn- Ir lifhbtal. ho(w tilt lriiiil 1,o b imivitgera. d .11 i.,nd(:re-d emup llc oii isaiitg lie' list~ obstmmee (jtlntommus, ,vlm'i lii sci.1 le, commemrcial or lam (510111 c.ii. 'L'hc caniou 'VUI lie tilt' eiie W hl the limily is (1m olmiumi ll'(l~illisl. 'The 11*0011li hirst lit :Iilt liy, ifillmimieli iii. IV of thle 1)o(dy timitt "mm plei'mt ti tim). jg eidu tr, theirw ise. ie brainm is weiak mll total iemaj't'1ey DANNENJ3ERG t . 1 -0 NEW Dny GOODS1. Flee largest a d best tS's0' rtiiient of Dry aosls, Clothing, Boots and hoes, Hats and Caps '+ r hrun tt i.) \1'iu*nsboru, anti wiirli Iotlur to the public at prices never )Vftrrc heard III. )rt ti r;uuds in till iltr. Ltle i siyl("';. (.'lat'llitlg for 1kn, Youths and Boys. It1ac"k Aljttu":ts 11111"cltl;tll"cl 11c\t Is ill th)t)t S. told. Shoe best 1311ltiiiioro Ittrllity anti texttire. (.',Ili("oes of Itlland I'hiltl(lelp111lt ninko and Nvar :t.v ,s told ttttulitu s. ,IalltetI. 1l1tts of thtt latest style:. lly 11"ilitv (Mo)il;; I)rpat"tnn'iit is (ctliirel} ~ ~ - - 1)0W itinl euntllitll r ! l.a, %ms, Pu11 (\h: Jttroitcrts.. hmiss. N unsooks, Irish Lin. ells. 11:1111 itirr 1 tlgings ttnd insertings. 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