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Pow~r 0.111(;1 ifoun.--T-ho pofi office Will ho open daily (Sun'days excepted) fromi 8 A. Al., to 12 Al and11( from 2 to. G P. At. _Northern and11( Soutliolil .instil cloiie at 8 P. Al p' cioely t" Ma~iil . doliveretl on Sundays from 8.to. S) A. Al. only. 1i.~n~luoAn 8011E I)UL.-'Tho train. .on C. C. & A. 1.1. 11. nowv lellv( Wifnnsboro 08 follows: Goning, north ~A12.80) n. mn. (Tojp'Y south, '1.3 5, iti S Aceonlnnodot.ion dlay tralins' (ioinr; . north, 11.33, n. ini. ,1i1 8Oitil boro. tocivel a line lot of few (irtalij flourl. The "woi)IIaf'- frio 1.1 is %1'.lit DI:t Bill's VoeL c.blo Pijlj5 maty w(ell be termed, for oval V w(:au thait hasu u.~cd them will 11"t be Withiout the:i. Tito 1 tlh-houso of Mr. J. J '. O .ber't is :t sit eoss. P1)itlis areO - 111ort5 itfl nil i':l)('Uk in high thrm of the (3X(&eoni'0 of tihe r rangemients. 117e ha e ' 1'Ut 'i'dt thei 111)11:1 i~tei Siof the CUri'OltL Military IuuaaiLu to. hicate .1 at, Charlotte, 2N. C. Thel ne(xt, sessiui beginls S 'tltoi-er :i.4 (3; . J. '. T~hi'dil) isthe 1,xi1j1' LII' 1;(~ t lamivo 1)0(01 coife iu'~ ( bareli ith Uhammingte .i :U i ' .t(1l te t'l. 'iv : her1 )1 vio de jtit til )115 (w" to tltvJ (.1 hi ArLtlflu(1i iulai . i. coi:i~lre. liii J_ o hti cc -.-:Lt. l ivt li1it'iet fl)O+il iL' :ec lil. vasnt ii iia il(;-:ii WOiei~ 'S1in ht .1 at liflL', /1'ti Im V thousan (Ix la r. (III lthe 11101r 11' f ~l , ti of Lie 2i 1.,' . T~il ]os is (cH.Ilil t he a iit tlilf 4'" 1 1te tholi'y n' WILS tht t .ecsdcaet coi ledI! mll ii i ag n iItt i': IJone il ie,).111 lie .) oa f E Ii. P. 1u',. Vi oiklud the 1 iii~ fll~ m (0.'1..A A] 1 "i E Iiic~n 01-')1( the -trlc of tl e formed 1"i;y J):Wti the 131''i 1 x."111y tout kc-1 hill I-hal ii u'"i 1) 5 1)011 th ofro tr parents ho' rt ii:;;. J)1. E.~i m. Aike it:l the) ;.;t .3-ieh Of Liil:N 'I'c';as, A :kaiisas and Tenneseeo (Jeorgi:as hei~lde thi( high conditioni of last mIoiilh. South Caroina~ Lail d.x'Iincd from 98 to 90 in cone (jUcile of Oeciive moisture. The fig lroI; for (conitiofl are as follows: North Catrolina in', South Carolinai IR :111 GorgiaL 103, Florida Jet Al banui 100, J-14" issipiii 9.1, Louiuaina, 92 Tox'i. '1, A rlkahesas 97, Tt)iiiessec u\ u\Isr..1few evenig I s 8li(.U ni. IIr. J. L. Gilbert was Wa bonig ..,i l A)Siti sLIIcei. 'i. his Way ((, bonn, lie-imet't aiiiimber lof (cldi ,d l))~ w 1ho blocked the Waiy, and zimado it. imipossile for ally one0 to pass~ Wvitlhout pusinig hisi Way ttlroiil;h. 'The bouys had for soul( :.itili h(iit onl th1e 8treCt$, iin (l.i11Qib1. and :Illloyfl p)Jl88rs-b' , mni Ii d been 'l i.s(id fio:mi two1 (lif1'l~Cr(l p)]ints by 'uiclu) Mo1thers~ie 1. As l the lbov5 to nsiake roomi for hill. 'x\liieli they refit,:edl to do, and he immjly !b1.de his \\".y thlrougfh, j)115i1. iug aidle thioi~e Wsho obstructed his , -ay. At this sonme of the party 8celeCIIl pill out, anld they yelctd to Mr. Gilber"t, 118 lin WVtuiit 01n, that he .woaid "catch it." *As lie \ a8 pass - ing; the re:sidleice of *M~r. J:me; 13. .IIV C'.tI1L., IL 11di' n i' I fi bouys itji p)roatche0l and (()I1i1mnU1k('ix rorklinig himi. Nisie of the missiles toiiche 1 hi:u. l.1hiL.11aries wg ecd are not dal 1li il. aso1l of 1',)liee:n Li Jenkins. v1 )Wf the crowd. Steps5 Will Ilei taike i to have Vibi 'aureste+.l anl-I, if f,)11:. -i 1ti:t,, lJ1'(p(llIy 1l1!Ishe 1. CV tr11st t:mis w\iaI be thle st of aniy '-t iiiii oper (c ni .lwt~ on the public l i ts If Loi~s V shl to indulge in s~port o~f lly 811: t, they' 5110111(1 sideet )l~~~v~c ~ ~ 1 n\i: .e il)ot ill terfer e the st.: (t~t.s. At all olvdats, wileil ie jiiceite 1 to iii:ik,; wV,i f0-11 , gentle umn they 8h.)Ul1i ti'Ii(eth'. iin.l politely c1.) sd~. ;l:thi'Iinl;s 111d HI)(c1)-iIi, f arc (1uit.e f(eq oun . 111114 ~iu Iep1 li (.l11:; of the c', tlntly. At, theseC thec iii! is l(')!)n-. (:Xjpr4J1s tiaeir" \"1('\\ 111)011 the sitUl tit ni inl generial sitso their E)wii i-t.1(" iin pasm Ijtihilrr. At it. imnetiuig on11 Wed ime:..dmYl\ :Ii'r 1Ur1 ill\ n isoo Ma1:j. T1. W. 'oolwa:rol wais invited1 to SlIC :1, Itlid (lid so. He gave his 1IYX \"e." 1l;n to flit' ('tlui'C peopile, shmowii4 il !l-\\ iniio'l trouble 11.;( t esIriL'1~ fromp thle dishonest ;,n veinlelit in Soutt Carolina. iscsi Docfor went on spo:king--but nol boforo tho Majonr' points had bear alPplauded by the colored P.0ople Other spoakere expressed theii views on politics and the necessity o "sticking to the party," and th< meeting soon after adjourned. ALMOST A DIsTW1BANOE. - T1 r< was somne little exlteiiierit o1 "t ttei cets jn last Saturday afternoon caused by circullmstances of whiiel the following is an imipartial state nrent, fu1rnishediy'y"lingr citizer of theinvi, Inld one whose sense of juL4tice 1nld Pe f1"1ship fdr'th (olofed 1)001)10 ar1e tiiiiv Awr3ady a'kivr and admitted ,"T->) i} 'fl eOle of the North; understanid iw such frnedies n that at iimnburg are instigated. . VNill state what occurred in Vinns f oro oil la3st Satur day evelling. "1'.11i1 inl the evening I was sittinlg' ill tuy st 10a door an l 1.)w an ox 'ite.1 crowd of ne'roes filling the side.. walk and parts of the street, anl Ie:irtiod thtt the eftfde was that 11 ligh't had just d.1 li(3 1lae . betweell t white )1:mn, Mr. W. 11. irrison ad i inqro n:uned Jim Smart. "'The negro Was abusive to the white mn , who or.leredi him ou1it of hi:4 place of business, and, up1)on1 the negro's refuping to go, atteIpted to put himl) oflt. 'ihoy got into at fight, and the white manl retreat 1 (the negro following) .until he got'im iron weight, ivith 1wli('hi he struck the neg ro and foiced him to retreat. On getting ou1tside, the negro con finueI his abuse, and dared the white man out, to Continue tiatighit. The blow with the weight caused tl'e negro to bleed, and this 00o) collected a crowd of no g;roes, ovidlitly )uch21 excited. I paid no attention to it until I le:rrn e(d that so)e of the negrocs Were using incendiary language, saying that the white e1)o)ple1 wanted to get ip another J3IB urg affair, that tihe. town ought to be burn e(1, I I then went to One n11:11 who "W%' ail:. reported to be using suchi"i oighlluage, and told hilm that With Iany fight he might 'ehoore to get upl) with any other negro or any" white manl I had nothing to do, .s I had nothilg to (10 With the late dliflinilty, but that-T'vu ' him no ti'c that I dlid) not wish to be drawn into a dilliult'y in which I was not con PrVe(d bytis ti rig up a ba8itle he3veen the 1ra(c2 ii' 11 which I would be0 co)ncerned1(1. ie was ve.y ins) 1n.t, a1n(1 I left himl). SOOT i (1111k enl tggdi~. Fran11k \\'illiam)s. wasl 11) C.td by h11T, l)2.'jenaain for (isor decrly econdttect, ::1'(1 'llier'fl ,ero evi dton. signs that the mob1 mean't to rescuea jhips , and their excitement wiS .) g (:at 1'11I felt that a colli sion was wn r'ngtl: .,: 1Ti,11 th nii.tln of the South. An ignorant id de prlalved 1.1c ar1e a1lWays read'ly te ?1n:1I tdi"Eth'r and thiregitep thcg livos 10nd property of th' whites, and the latter have in self-defence to be0 on the~ aler(t and quciel ait onet( by3 stein measures111 the firsit ouit bre1'ak; for-i such401 promp11tness08 lin thle saifety of the civilized p)opulaitiori of the Southi.' . . There is som11 dout, 318 to taN person8i who made tihe allusion te. IhImburg. It is ch~argYed( upo1)0 H-eniry Chalppell, but lie solemly1 tilat tile speech was mn:ule by~ I lyani ---,1a 1 that lie hlimlli Fran11k Williams~ was released~ 01 Salturda~y night, by order of Intend aVut Aikeni. Everything bcam<ll g:uiet by eight or nine o'clock. We slhll at a1 future time disicusR the sublject of such1 disiturbi nces ii mwin11g on whom) rests tha .tec0ount-tlie for trou >Vie's of the sort should anyl occur1. But we s'nc'rel; tr ust there wvill be none, and plledgi odilsel ves ahfd the entire law-abiding portioii of the people)1 herio tO Visi every hlonoraible means11 for th1e2 prevenitioni. Asd ury Cowvard, wh'lo was 0on a shioi visit to Winnlsboro ill tile interest o0 te Mas~onic fraternit-y. Col. Cow ard'(, 3 5 is well knowvn, is the itrinci pa)l) of King's. Mountaiin Military School, 3an inlstit iition now i-ahkini among tebest colleges ile State Speaking of tihe Schoo2l, tile travel ing corres~pondelif e~4 th,e N'ews amn Courier, wvriting f'rom'i Yorkvills: s"yn the towni of Yorkville is situat 0ed thal 1King's p~luntahin M~ihtar3 School, alginsttiltloh wihich 1has en-' loye a ongandliohorab~le carler Founded10( iln 1850 by' I'he lamnente( Geni. M~icah Jenkins and12 Col. Asbur1 Coward, tile preCsent prinlfcipal, ii was. tho fit priig. 4feh~ool in th< Synuthi tlhat iSits modlled aft'er thE Federal and S tate military acade mies, and trainudd tile youth . of th<i Slouth to be soldiers as well at ec13lbla1 s '-Thie success of this enterpri.4 p~opunlarized military na)ttu1ction ani1 led. to thle frittidjpg of *iitar. scholOGI i ll 1sections of tile coun try. Thie stric4 dhisc0iplin~e thus at tainlable wals recogmlzcd as aff- im I jnr.uyt adjametin the task of ini '*Ihepuplsof tile King's Moni. tanMltary Shoboth ill ti waVlks of private life, .in' the pipin1 days of peace, and onl theO battle field1 in tIme of war1, did credit t< their Alma ,Atater and .the 8tato. I"While the proprietors of the schioo we're fighting gallantly ill the fid the school was closed. . After thi surrender, however, Col. Cowai< (determIined to I C011)011. lHis tVfL8 horculoani task. Tihe buIilding, which hald b)00n occupied by refugees d1ur i' the war, badly needed repairs, while the general wreck of fortune, rendered diflleult 'the tank of renova tion, and p)revented the attendane of mnlyn' p)upIils. But energy and sk4ll triumphed ov'er. AUl. obstacles, 1)ftei~ct '00)1 of ntructors wits jr.' cit eti, aid 1pupi)1 wvere llttlatO(e from all par~ts of the pithato. "felthe-311)3 of to3n "yenfU'1t eot ,iftirq'+ ffrteato~r advuiiitangoi 4'4;18+;, 1 11vtm a a4 iini>,t~i lp.t 0;~~tv H)"P other &1JOl. O. Th'l ous O~ofO desntrictioni is thlor ough, the din .i1 lanle excellent, all (l tiJ,(; p~tilil113311 Coixip)lete, while the hi)3'aitli), t1(1 54M11 though the tt i1iboi' of (eL(I'tH in aittendance 18 someiwhatt ic hwe( troni1 ge'tioral ('lil1,C8 71.1jr31y 11101 ~t,0id th Lu oli ill ilh 'lt . Cuilitil,1 an~d it long 1111(1 useful cai Leer is beLfore it Col. Cowvard, with 1t P~orti~1 o i opI)rii): ill thet l0ort 1Io0lt1i4 Ceuntennial I Arl(att ict, h18 raniks rltnillnld 'ii1 'Il)lhj'fl. . - "It 18 j)lO114a11t to add1( that 01ne of then fotiir caidetsn, .I. Spencer( Ciii - off the haighest honors1' of his class~ id'tatil;4411 hi.1tiej.,01winch lie(3 mapotod ; while Mr1i. Mi11i 'Jon kins, milither 011(101, 1)1)88(0 h I1dc Hoiloly a competitive exLImiliatiomi for West Poitt rece~vt aditdtaitiI' to thatt iflst.itiitioi, 1111(1 is no'w tab ilg at proinlient stated there. Nattirfl hoogh, 'ritthis trung. or thaln &ition,' beciLunG4 'i't is~ not. 80u COnUlil. r &'fII Icri.l t ioul list is ill c~t ia (' 3hI:) ll.. JN' i~ thme tim~e to 81 1ls1riib, to liii' 1:1~v- Zitit ITI :nIA.) d(iiiiiit thic I I lI)ILrii.l REPORT OF THlE CONDITION~ Winnsbor'o Na~toral Bank, t~ ('ul (.11 1 O tII Ic~ Ii t 11106:-1 * RESOURCES.. L n nd i .i '.unt111, ;tn973:3 61 CiS , t,t, , it 110 U'iii I)u t 0 11:tp~p ovc,j tetscrve *~ a,, 7 *!I 791 Dune beteO obey Nat in" a li:(t~k-s.2 "1.4 62 ei Ea -tau e. f trit t 'ft'xe FAA. 4 U3j# U1+ * 'rtini'm l'tiOI, 11.. 1! ' 3 IUoIIIF&o Chanler T7(EEI) CONS NT4tY i.laaaa * Ara 'C OIN SILVER PLATED =~Arum, .Qolat Paetrrs arid ('ulery Chinna anal (;tkr ak arv n, branu 7"H. ('han n ayft anti Lanrtens, (;h~.iwsre, ~1A;jT 8EiS .t N D V YAS FH I[. .l I l i)!;tA It~ IN 1j.[TRN11'1lIil. Parlr 1lriekets anid (arkiiiaii hl~i. I. itiia'Efitiilltaal. l~ a nn,. iar r In} l~ime:1 .;re*~ lua~i iii(1 Coa'2artitiour ltar t~ s'aiute "lailty of goiodsi. A NE11 $1PPI.Y :of Ihttaitic' WiurloW S'.agrler, ltow in price 1 Jurbe,l cli aiiia'iitt, thait nevear gut an~t of t rater, ad will hIjit lf.?u15 4l2ir1 vig at~ltpr *lrara. a MIttretV' r :l ~"i , ix li uck$, '.1 irroraril n Lumrber fur irali.. JIEPAI~iCINtl Fotrmit nre nstly rirpairtai jtii. igjF jariees. Spateiaal iitteiituau g4i~ a f t;itr U ii latrtaker's Dhljanrturamnt. I keep oni handn full :supply of Caeca anid Wood Cnfluef MY I i0j1 ARE S FIIC1 LS rA1s Fresh Seds. J'1ANS iby thre pnler. c~i 01 .Ii peck, WVe have Early Vallentfine,. Ivhtwk elhw Six Wee'ca;, Ocr mn w arf Wax~, Ear'ly ChIinai Red ].ye, Wh~i te Coitn i l.! Earrly ' law i ARIniVALS lJ tt . n r epe)i)tofa 1t fnutlf assotnicnt6T fnew SII{I ti' L iNI) 8U*MJIitifljto ! u tal( tIIo. ilfred ,both i i t 1I( ' ti) ta 11lt lie siy~ t 'beC )) ~fore inztkii _r II~as.F4., BOUTS AND S11lOES, Ie y iIrt", Fur 8iateliekl at 8'JL. WOLFF.'S 11b ash stor&t. IA M 18 U HA M S !!A M Just ItecCCivYI a tot ico 'Uncap ALSO,.,'U C. It. BukSde. ALSO, Alot Froesh Augusta Flour, a I. TF. 11!cCA2ltEY, ri boaty Bro7a on; Ile Letup raltb o tt"frt' 'OIL Tai, (;A"MPAION. r1te.cnpt v " n . ".ti:.-"- .;.._,"k.''" .:* '".y t :-, . and 1 xrt na .o tut}ijig .1g. tljo moH po$eut"il1 avblolutho V0aAQI Of ;$oi reline have boon ."engagKed mince tho UiuclitoUs tieAtof .1869, .Upon, ,4tH ust dui n(b the, weal os; woo of tltp nto nnd" teniun:":idi ! '" ,.", , 'Fitz NEwe AND COUxuE*,will, at; aver, be tho,1roul of tltie' fl It,. ;Qtgt j" jnt fenr ;H1y nud litithftllhybe aandi a "u;Qli't1d, ttiunui l)auooratw .pnry y .and rho notion tatev or it iihatlbe; t of the Stitu .Jrltvnto utio Coi vt ntion " To thiH we plitdlgbb tltu 11010 jtowor :nnct influencb dt A '#outntil iub, to the pugti baa dung what-itcould Nerve the interenttt, unit ' prustA'vc the {ltte, hnct 4ibortieii, of th,. People of nth.u"olida. "i. t t tr' t? In under Mills its ww'4 oy within (he ':tits Of evt y De nnt!rat it. the Stuto to MI THE Nt wH 'ANU..CODUIta; (}1tring the nvJtat:, :tc o'Iiavii . estnUHslieit" the fol1o145 c:untt:tigil"rateH 'frrc t;1.-x,.nMje. a11dr r' "dry idiseriber3 wily, begitilling thiit, tli'y t .thrntuliitg.tu (be 1 uth of November- ii' riod of four mopilis.., J AII EDUIUN, I Cop . . . 1 r, 'ColOw 10 kOJ U Co..iea _ - . - - 1q UII rat-WE>,ELY F.Di1AUN.. l :op. - -. - - - - - $1.2 U Copie::i - . . . . . . - . g 73 " t.Y wiilill.r EDITION. 60 001164 In every.cniio the inoitey mast nrc!oni uy the order. ESTABLISHED 1859: have just pticatitett -a 'Ingo imortinept of New Uood.i copeittthtg in ,pii4 Of. .,i. Goldi nnd. Si'ver W'atc:huit, Gold hurl 'tietteLCtuch Chitine, 'i Uttk trrieeh.ts, with aettlt to u itt li ;.It J tta,}'e eLtit)Sltirt I3uttolttt, .. . aittes a large gnnutity of Spectuelee. ALSO), fine nNtiirlnient of ('lntekH. Watches, oek t. and uc veYra' t"npniretl " protuptly id wAt"riantail to i ' snCuifeot.iunt . w "..ull3, CUAI!LES " 11ULLEIi A 11Li 11 1 1 ' F I.iquorn, Finch am Port, Hherrv lttttl Nitt"ivu Wine britndius,. 11141pH, inH, Imported and Domestic, ityu aunt mirlwrit 11'hiskt.yb"uf till guiles... Phro tweebti'tnRji'1 iN.: ,C'. .(ot;n t \1'hiAev. Ltperiot' lnldt' inulled S1'Qtutt Wliisk'uv,, garu, . '1'ubacco, to. " For little' 1d i" %r Wi, tysuit the tilucsi at Old CEN'i'EN IAr, . . .t P. W. 1I I3 MIGHwItt , it 22--1 in Proprietor. FIRE INSURANCE:' .$4ooooooo, t ' . . . . I . . . AM the ngtnl of eleven Fire rnsuranco Cumpariie.H ..,:t;0HC .cotubined' nueete icoed "40 milloon . cilollnrs. iShsrkirutt, nttitl and term pnlipian.ie$tied.tiLouna-y welling risks a vpeoinlty. Gin ttuuso sk s taken at retlatiu:tl 1o. rnt c.t}, "... 11 J.AS. 11 '. LAW, agcIit L i fe 'iiB17.7. sY1cm ECUltl! Y Life Ingnrnnce nntl " A n;c