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IS PUDLISHED EVERY THURSDAY DY THE Winnsbcro Publishing Qompany. iVitals, - 3.00 PE t ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. Iilent disconit to Clubs of live or noro litbill F.S o D.RAIG li.Vl L, O)1 AMI)V IISlI N0. w <lolhar 1p-r in i for the firstd inswrtion ani1 fit ly (.4 n I' per il.eh for eaclh s1lis.jeq iit iner-tion. Triiut a lverti.(4iiets4 inust bw I f'or in mi:me. 'o)14ilt :.a4 t,, for t hree, .ix or twelvet uoniths a1110de 1pon liberl teri us. relr- HlAi l:ei S coatMu 1 entiil. ion; abo1.d 1m idln S tM41 o i the WiIII.'n 'l l l li$l4iIng; Comn y: n!l others to the ,Mitor. J No. ? I 1Y N4 IDS, l'r'oprictora. l 11-: Y N. OlUAI. South Carolina News. Governor iiipton spoke at Loxington on M'miday last. Mrs. M. A. Davis, of Granitoville, is looking for a runaway son. A No vherry hachelor onl Christ ma11s day c honsume- i twenty-sovon Pound turkey all by himsolf. Spartanburg was for ton days ten inches under the snow, during the receent Cold snlap. The sheriftof Barnwell poRtponod the sale of property fixed for last Aales-day. The woathor was so bad that nobody could attend. Some of the country papers pub lished only a half shoot last week in consoquenco of the extremely cold Woathor. The store of Mr. James E. BoyCo, at Beaufort, was robbed somo ays sinco. The thief was caught and t portion of tho stolen monoy recovered. The weather in Anderson county, on the pIrd inst., was the coldost ever known in that section for twon ty-one years. Thto morery rogis tored two degroos below zoro. The Edgofield Advertiser his just entereod upon its forty-soeond vol ime, the (Jrtrolina 8pnarhtan upon its thirty-fourtli, and the Newborry iferald upon its thirtoonth. Tie next, session of King's Moun tin Military School, Yorkvillo, S. C., begins on the 1st of Fohrnary. This is decidodly one of th best iustitu tions in tie Southern country. Numeiors of fights and sqtibtlables are reported as haviing occurrod in different parts of the Stato during Christmas week. At the immicipal election hold in Wialterboro, Colloton county, on the 1st ilt., the Citizens' ticket was 0lout(d over the Radicals' by a iajoirity of thirty votes. The now town council of Marion Ve'nt into oflico a few days ago. The first act of its administration was to abolish the "dlry" regfime, and gr'ant licenses to retail spiri tuous liquors. Shor'iff Ward, of Williamsburg county, "hohls the fort," and refuses to uronder his office. 'Judge Sha~w hasi refuisedi to grant a mandaU.' $to the contestant. TIheo [m : iyo'; o f A be ville, Dar lington1, 1 n1rens mand Spartanburyg cotmi i('s hebl pu4blic me1ettings oin Monda 10ef. 14 144 waosot the Hamnp Ion geven ient441 1411 mn J repudhiate the .l~ .Th prisoners4'14 ini th1e Spatanhullrg ,Juil 1""de. I( i'ir 4m-:4I44 (on t he Wod'. m4I' lowni the jilor. '.l'hecv were all r'.'apt4 ued oni the following mtorumIIg. The11 generial imupr'ession in Edge, fldk is that al11 rhe oats put in the groundio within the last two monthils hais been~i holesslyc1 frozen out. The gr'owmig hley.I is likow~iso apparent ly destrxVoed An attempt waszl maide, on last Thursday ntight, 40o hurn the town of F'lorenice irotu being applied to the town sunultaneously in thre different, places. This wias the fourth attemp1t to destroy this town since the Presidential election. Broadl and( Saludla Rivers, duuring thle recent cold weather, were frozen har'd onl each sidle to within a few feet of the middle of the ciurent while floating ice in immense cakes tumbled along";thr'ough the open space. Even the Congaree was icy ini some portions. It was the first time such a thing had been known in many years. Four negr'oes were brought to Edgefleld jail on Monday before~ last charged with killing another nog ro, who voted the Democratic ticket. He ."hurr'aheod for Hampton" at a Christmas fr'olic, when lie w~as set upon by his Rladical companions and so badly beaten and shot that he die~d a few days afterwar'ds. A df~cltyoccurred at Cha oll's Deo nNowbor'ry county on rist mias day. Mr. Lewis Simkins was shot by the accidental dischar'go of a pist'ol. On the saime day Mr. El.. dridge C. Simnkins, brother of the form*t, 'tas severely stabbed in tihe ab~domfen by a negro. Both gentle meon are doing well. 0. F. Cheathanm, Esq., the newly elected clerk of court for Edgeflld county, is in quiet possession of his office, including seal, books and records. Mr. Cheatham received his commission from Governor Uampton, and at once took peaceful charge of tihe office. His first offi cial aot was to approve the bonds of the new county commissioners. One day last week, as a party of young men wer'e preparing for a h ut, Mr. * W. 0. Hampton com menced loading his doubl-barreled1 giun. One bei~ng loadaoland cooked, rel, when the gun went off, the load entoring his templo, taking off half his skil, killing him instantly. Mr. Hampton was from Georgia, aind at the time was on a visit to Greenville. Judge Cooke, of the 8th Circuit, reeontly2 issued tho following order: "In view of the disturbed condition of business, owing to tho intonso political excitemont, and the unsot tied financial status of the commu nity, which would result inevitably to cailuso a sacrifico of property at shorifl's sales, andi only teud to com plicat~o businiess, and increaso litiga tion witliout bringing relhif cithor to creditor or debtor, I have decided to enjoin ill shorifhs tsales on satles, <day in Jinuary, and you are horoby onjoined from making all or any sales beforo sales-day in February noxt." Thomas Pace, a yoing lad 17 or 18 years of age, wIs utlt cruelly and caisolessly cut lp by Lstr Hampton, a negro man, at HIodres on Christmas day. On that day the whole of Hodges tnrned out and inow.-balled Overymanl who maei his ai'ppearanceL. onl the public square. Hampton eme uill) and was playfuily attacked by the crowd as Overy one 0lso had been. He was bont on murder, and slipping his knifo from his coat sleevo where he had it Con coaled lhe cut young Pace through the ear, ripped open his jaw fron his oar to his mouth, and stabbed him in the shoulder. Another one of Whittronore's pots has como to grief. This man was Elias Davis, and olie tolo a lot of foddor from Mr. A., planter near Timmnonoville, and then stole a trunk from another farmrar. Tho gentle man from whom he stole the trunk had him arrested, but con promised the caso upon Davis promising to pay him $12. Ho stolo tIhe fodder to pay the $12, amid tlio owner tracing it, an altoreation ensued, it, which Whittomnore's (onj.sttiuet flourishied his knifo extensively One of the min. whomi he had robbe(d obtained a shot gun and killed him. So much for Whittomoro't. teachings. The Abbeville Mediem says "The auditor received what are ealled 'in, structions' from Columbia last wevek directing him to assess tihe proper ty on his books to the tmlotnlt o" fif toen mills on each dollar for State purposes. Thoso "instructios" coite from ex-(Jomnptrol ler Dinm and of course will have no weight. The poopo are detmmined to pay no t ax Os to any but Hlampton's appointees, and in no other way than that pro vided by the constitutional Legisla turo. Wo must, solidly iesist any at. tempt to impose or c.4lect. taxes thai may be tried by Chamberlain ani his conspirators. We hope that the an ditor will tell Dtin to go to I--am burg, and wait for his proper antho . ity from the peopl)1-'s ruler-Wado Hampton" WHAT IS VEGETINE ?~ It ta a compihound oxtratetd fronm harks, roots anid herbs. I is Nature's Rent'dv. It i pefra -ra frtomn ainy ld aind sirengt It, nint:.. It atat~ .i retr Ll u oj t he blood. It. quiets the niervoiu;s avst 'm. It give y~ ou good swe'et slcc p ati 'nig hit. It is a great panneen~e for our agetd ft t .wry andi~ mtherIts, for it g'.es thIelti t rengthi. ijie ts thleir nervels amih Lgives thlem na I ure's sweet sheep as5 lmts:h en proved'. h 4 manouy an aged personat. It is thie gre a: lood Puritier. It is a soot it renwd i fr our cht ibiren'z. It h as rtlitved anmi tuured t houstads. It is very pleasan t. t' ia e;every childh lkt it. It relin i<tt:an t'ero all diseas, t orilintinsi fromn impurt) 1blotod. Tlry the V lMET11N 1. Give it : fair Itrial for youtr tminiI1jts ;thin y ou qjuatintanete, "Try it; it lttu tiured. mie."' 'ilE IHFSTr EVID13C0 TIhe foellowing1 letter fromt Rev. E. S. lb A', P'astor oft the 31. E. Churebt, Nat ie c Mass., ill be' read wvith g reat in te'rest h, miany' phict~ians; also I tse su iYeri n fromtt thle statm diseasi'e as aill ieted the s, 'i of' the Rev E. S. IB-st. No pee.rson ('a1; doubt this testimonty, ast the'ro is4 no dol.:l' tabtout the curative ptower of V'EGETl'N F': NrmK, Mass., Jan. 1st, 1873. Dear Sir - -Wte hiavo good rea'son for re garding your VEGE'I'INE a mtedicie to the greatest value. We feel atssuiredl thm it has beenu the means of sav'ing our sot' life. . He is now soventeeni years of' age for his leg, caused by sc'rofulousx affection. aind was so far reduced that nearly' al u~osaw huim thought his recovery' inlos. siblo. A council ot'able physiian's could give us but the faintest hope of his evet rallying; two of the nuimber declarin4 thtat heo was beyond the reach t'f hunutu. remiediest, that even amttputat ion 'ottll ntot Saive himt, as1 he hadt tnot vigor enough to enuduir the opertio n. Jutst then we commtuenced giving himt Vi'(I'>E TINE, and from that titue to thle ptresem lie has been continuously improving. lib has lately resumed studies, thrown tawau his eriutes anid cane, and wa'lks tabout cheerfully and strong Though there is still somte dischatrge from the opeing whe'ro his limtb wti' laned, we have theto fullest cotifiden'e thlat in a little titme he will be pietfectly eured IHe has taken about three dozen btottlhe: of VEGIETiNE, but lately uses hut lit tle as lhe declares ho is too well to beo taking1 medicino. Respectfutlly yours, E. 8. 11E14TI. Mnaq. L. C. F?. BES'T Prepared by 11. 1B. STEVENS, Bostonl, Maiss VEGETI NE All Druggis's and Dealere ___EVERYWHERE. FOR SALE ORL RENT. I ofror for sale or rent the reideonce Llocatoe en Vanderhorst 5treet, necar the Associate Reformed Church. TJhe house ia cottage style, containing thre< upright rooms, two attics, aindi kitchen. roomi attached. Thle htoiso lhas been re cently reitted entire. On the premises are a fine wiell and all nleceaaary out buildings. Termso reasonablle. Alyto JOHN WN. PU'RCEI.L IUSlk , Nassau, Rens. Co., N. Y. it$ monith to active mlenl sellinig $500J Letter Copying Book. No press o r watter uised. Samplet col-y worth $3-00 free. Xend stamp for ci calar. Excla:l.1iI(i Mon flnulfactirin, Company, 05 Mtad1ison and )12 ). arborn St. Chicago. ATTENTION A LL OuliAT nANIH, IT SA"LE OF .i.nY. On receipt, ol' . cent 'we will siend by mail, postimi-l. aill of Ithe f'ollowillg Ipieces of jewelry, viz. I iir ( bi Pl.ittited Il. fngnvel SI ..ive I tidtnIs, onUe set ("old rI"ont Shilrt itus. I ('liir Stiid, I Wed lIing Rinig, I 1o11 P'lat'. Watch Chain aind I (in'N Rtosc t'oral :;,ir1' Piln. Weofr this gitt bargain nwr'y to draw atteni tion to ouir bi-,ne aw hatv aill kinds of waltices and J, elry it Lw prices. Co~ (k Co., 735 i'rodwy, N. Y. City. !Imu(~.-sh secreMi ve or":us, thkus pur1i.. ing t'e bh~'an i n stik :1 ;A thet ntA, of' dIkorie. 11, is fihl miedi .1ndt extractt of the14 pLant1 of01. t imi na e fornII inll )razil, 111in 'isne of, the mo1,stwrlru tonics .nO invigorators t ilon l . It will inautke the Liver artise, asist., Digestiont, lytrify' the Bloodl, res-tore Yigorio thle( d bilitat ;I %lnd isi a cortain reithly )'f-r f al 1 diseases:- of'1 a Serofulousi nature. Trv iit. For 6Sale by 1)ruegi'ts. Whlol,- 'hy C. N. Carr.wzoN, 7 Sixth Avenue, N.Y. TI Fiji NO With a Cold is Always Dangerous. USE~ WE 1;LLS' Carbolc Tablets ni suI, remeply 1or' CoIIgh..t, andi Il I)iS ens1em of thiet T1at I' , liaiungs, Chtest nil( iuos Mi jainrano l'UT UP ONLY 14 JIT.UF. noX9s. So l h1 all D riggist (. N. (um-rn~re, 7 ixth Ave nu. N. Y. Agfnts 1lvitted 116or the S ory of Ltt-S L, FL I o - T R? "k-0% '2 l3t Written by hi f' Ater. A 00 I t0 Ilk.. :tIIt ol* t 'Ik ls .il . . ist . '.r A h I I i , I I al., I- i ititar . h ih I a --l i til * ii'thtes a . in a in. (h't-,,1.b:' al Il(Iin one layN 'l'ero liberlal. A Id ress JONs ,. POCa1T & ('., Ill hlishlis.P C% CENTENNIAL EXPOISITION: DESC'RIBE AND I' Tf. oInly comu!plet, rihly illustrat Ad, low price, work. 7';50 IP p-s: .Ik nly 2 5-)it ''reiats of the ,nWir, hi- toiry. n r e ibl :ngs, wondI~erful exhiblits, entliositie's. tetdays. ce. Th1e4 bes-t chanrce. (4 100, as to coin lumn--y fast, a. v%(r.,body a tsi-t tis w o 'k. 1,011.1a, l u p it.. mit . %V(r w ek s, .1 't nv .'t'd. IFor - i art~i'tu laru i t hiress St.iie'..y . .h il''. Pa ~ 't' al tin. lu. niPi ot( 'I pr'jtu re bos ehpaitnt I asu i 11 1it . Ito I o l i, - ~~~~~~i TAho iku 'ag 'i~it etc.cd . 1.1 -%w R.W.PIHLLIPS : UlNiT flitE, karor Urnekts~l and heusam frptlit ond g os.o~oko shade. .bitro, eS. ., l'icttr t-, 187t- 6aks \ dros1 CLniENberNor al .irces SScilttntion ive toi' tot Un ilitplyo i/aiws and Woord olil. h AVstyI'NGtknag of wokita nthet Gro-ni -eir tloe forer'xly uied by R. tl .m d Dan nbeg Idsi tftoe iformtn :hotbr pubc hati. I kop contnly~ Oin mind a fresh andc' coio stoc ofpe Y'da r'onsil Repoullys I'pii o12 J. CLE NIN, u S MAILI All Persons at a distano treated by Mail with Perfect Sucoose by do scribing their Symptoms. - ATr. oivaeoii oho~viig nauinor of Inhaltig UXYK -ATED Mfl 11 (Sottfl for our largto arid lioaiti futll y 11lustrated papepr, mit ft uto to %it), addresa.) ~AT~~ ~ Whylioause 1'ialu Ltion is thoonlyway that tho Air Pansa. 3MEM ges caT ho ronchdo atnd Catarrh is a dia casoof thoA IrPasa, WE MAKE A SPEC- gesiorotlullead. Use TIA'1Y of treating pa- thisTreationtasitwo tlottit by IhIall. J'lonso direct, which is easy wrlto and desc-ribo your andl pleasalt,ndi(I wo symptois. gitaraniteo a perfect Con of Catarrh. A1iyfor tito satno reasonrnnhiiven s bo e. -lItV ' h 'P 0 olt lii itubces ire sliunily 7 x r' contaulctor-i to carry air to tlto D~itigi, A LL PEIlMSONSTIAT onco Initlttioi read thi aro irnvited to it itgtdlreettotho send fotr our lire and seat of ho clisen-, beauit I fully illlut.trzted nt if You will fol Papor. iuit freo to atiy low otr tIretions, ildilresii. Wo Isioranteo tot Why? ftno Ast i reash J on siven a hv,to T roncihil 'I'll I es, (.1usedm by I I al1111a Tubes aod shply WVE OTTAlIANrBmTO itiieiti rutie blihligthIo (',Ji1;t 7tzls ( ls I I ~ ("W1" Brlc 1101 l tet. I iIt ierla, l1 'i ot titi :t Uc od )c trsi:tt ci Air I t*~ll.tltcr tI i a Wo %%-III dlirect nitu oftiher ;ev*ere0 utta aLrs wo thill Lvtrriung , whI-11 nil othor rettodics ('ire. Wo havetiron fall. aset of *o0 years starding. O~ut Io cured. Why ? adrauto wo r teto IO PIS U APE cured iiidrods of cII4Oit, S01110t oif t Iteitl Tr lieiitg glveit over to IE.NE.K~tlliltmyt'luEEEF ui:Wt 1)~ ~ ~ of )t ier 4toltti of 1)( I , C u , 1 ,o sttip i)ph lia it dis'esn of eURiE.h Llveratyc Kil thocArIa-'sattul ot e ttcover two-hirds of Wally roa emeed by 0Xy- tli cases tar cused y (eatarrt. Wo gcniatot Air. glaritaite a ctre if you will coillOittsoa ar If the ltcial la nat I o and- iri ~ ~tonycilt Tubey. Uso Oxyena edr IA gir ii t3i ~* 1 as w ill dIrect andt wol~ wvit warto Ioo ue. Wong byv (Itodc fall case o f h0 earsl 2 M ~~~ I t anli td ig. reli iii~M tr &'tt~i^tIti:." tiihear CevlrE.fuiveriandittd tually rheathediby Oxy ver li ti orittlt Cant he~i urliu. Whyt? AnTitr('t I otuuicuredit htundred hoftr Intrtai &e, rout c-~~hent given over to~ ran alirfot ur. II.otrac ihtttico Co s . t he' irdt pataes hat I ts~~tIt'ti-td'lth Ifove r twotis ofItr ItItu-il ~nui N t' he cases ao caused.~tr genatd Air gaantee t uo if TUF.TM V IRSMOD or draw int loolttdn., wi t Ioftihatdwt verr itryln o r pll~trce tttrafrtde An r r lltlethi persont trit lbtled wild pleasowiteor tt ae ~ o- paIOI LT Ilis an., trto pan toastT(vT~A itN oured Wxyes wAr.tn itithi tt ran~ktalroet euo.ogiilt nes(t oi IlCLWL N U.t) R. A t 'irAT0 1J Ast-etrl'hiladelph i twdipyf EntLad the euro,~t of hsi'c (1,t citaneerls and ator, tak ehctroof tisn dao- n 'tac ygonaother Air will 'rit tteatnty~s~tH pur, f tho bttlood inD onte-rv dmaeat tr te . m ht ieittt iu os eamnstyhleR, t. tuu loms ~siiug llc to hof ug ft~i~ti8 iSdo itetactve th juthe, bood ~~iOL the f as or t his fored befoto thetkiLungt-et byiitheyStake S coplethoiery tnlenrofthart. Awls ~tO ll hinirtwke, 0 oretsv to. thli harkt a cllto oninc myfrertds tht lunga, andithe ort Oxy eghtu 1t9. or yotin ifyh b. d ]N CYW 611.ce U1AMPICN Is Ccmm-j( of tihe lihole People, BARGAINS, BARGAINS, FOR ALL AT THE DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY BAZAAR, N Dress Goods. Calicos, Bleached Iand( Un bleached Mlusdins, Shawls, 1ri11s, Clo(ks,] lou lovard Skirts, Cor. 8(otA, Millinor-- Goods, Fiowers, Feathers, &o.' -ALSO Bhl. lnetas, Panti Goods, Checked I10on'iesiu, Boots and Shloes of all kinds, Men's Hats and Clothing. JUST OPENED FOR HOLIDAYS A lot of Fancy Goods, suitabip for preijents. JUST AIRIVED, .Fresh Fmnily Grocories, Cheese, Macaroiii, Soal Candles, Starch, Freinch ald Plain Candies, Cocoa nmuts, Oranges, Northrern Apples, Sugar and Soda Crackers, Lemons, Caned Goods, Fire Crackers, Prize Candy, Irish Potatoes for oating purpsines, Tobacco,Cigars, Mackerel &c., &c.,--all of which will bo sold as low as tho lowest. Agent for Butterick's roliablo Paier Pattorns.--a supply of latest styles for Ladios and Children, just im at dec 21 J. 0. BOAG'S. B Y authority invested in mec as tho LEADER OF LOW PRICES I do hereby summon and corummand all persons in the County of Fai fi-ld, state of South Carolina, to proceced at onceo to the large and conmrodious establishment of R. L. DANNENBERG, and there elect and buy thm ir h6dl an.i Winter rupply of D)ry Goods, Clothing, Boots an5he. llaits andm Capsr, Tlaieis' and Gents' Not ionr, &c. , anm bring with themn their reandy change, that I mam~y give them ali (hre bmeefitsi which I dlesire by b)uyinlg mn y goods for Cashr. IAnd it is further ordered, by my au thority, that I must and shall comarete with any house in may line, either in Cha~rlestun, Columbhia or C~ha:rlotte. And all persona farilinrg so, to do, will be ad judged the (eemies of (Good Goods~ at Lowv Pa'l0es. and paunishecd by going elsewhmero and buying their goods. And it is fuirthrer ordered that all those who are indebted to rue, shall repair at once to this plaeoc an d close their accounts. All rhose failing to do so,will herenfter be debarred from ever againr.receiving Credit ait my H ouse. Signed, rsealed anid d1eliv'ered, this 10th day of Noveumber, 1870. R. L Dannenberg. Publishers and Printers Can buy direct of tho Manufacturer on favorable terms. "Tamn ANsoN IIARDY CUlTTINO M~Aen!NE~s 'ire the bese and chreapcest tow p~riced machine made, and have a national rcpu lation for utility mand durability. "- The I uccirolyper, C'hienyio. Cu1rni y T O No HARDY PALRanCrrnisb far thme best machine which can be ob tained for a less price than one hundred lollars. It is of great strength. Theso mra:hninecs have always taken tire highest stand. It is tire only machine to which is applied the Patent Movable Cutting JBoardl. TIhis dlevice hnas- a repuitaticen of itself: by it, the~ cutting board can be in stantly3 anid accuraitely moved, so that a perfect cut is insured, This is a very im piortant point in tho marchine, and one that is p)ossessed b~y no other. It greatly reduces the labor of p)reparationi in work ing thoe pmaper backward andl forward. We cannot tqo strongly recounmend tho advantages of this p~atent movable board. It is worth the p~rico of this rmachine, andl pmrchasers should fully understnd how I ighly itis to he valued."--Geo. 1', Rorcef & >.'s Newvspaper Rkerer ,aind Pre's'1j0' Trun LATEST IMI'nOvED IIARDY CARD CUIT T :n is pronrournced thre most desirable Carrd Cutter in tire market, for the general uises of a printing office. .T'he well known Rtunorans Cann CUTTFn with my iatest inmprovemuents. is still p~re-. ferred Iry miany printers, and holds its 'ivoritismi over otheor smacines. None gen~uine but those having my full andress lotteoredi in the casting *~rNewspap)ers in want of advertising from tIrst parties should send for my circular. . 1F. A. hARDY, A ub.:idale, Mass. I will buy of those thtbyom, deo 14-.htby ~ne IoR SALE. .. oet BE ATV. nnn . rmO MMASTER & BRIE Most respectfully request the inspection of their cheap and well selected stock of goods, which they offer as low as any house in the up COUNTRY. THEIR LADIES' Department Is full and completo in every line. RUFF'S, SILK TIES, 1landkerchiefs. Collars, Cuffs &c., in great variety and at extremoly low prices. AMERICAN DELANES, Nice Dress Goods, colored and black Alpaeas, at prices that defy competition. DOMESTIC GOODS, Consisting of Brown Hlonespun, Chock ed Ilomespiu, Denians, Tickings, Shirt ings, &c., at prices to suit tho prio of Cotton. THEY HAVE A splendid lot of Jeans and Cassimores, Gents' and Boys Suits which they offer at great bargains. OPERA, GRAY, Whito and Red Flannels at selling prices. A FULL STOCK OF Gents', Youths,' Boys' and Childrens clothing of every description, THEIR LINE OF Gents' Furnishing Goods is complete in every particular. GENT8', LADIES', Youths', Boys' and Children's Shoes in great variety, and at u ideniably low prices. THEIR HARDWARE Department is full and complete, con sisting of everything generally found in a hardwaro storo. A NEW LOT OF Good and cheap carpets just received. Call and examine before buying your goods elsewhere McMASTr & BRI'E. oIt 5. CONNOR & CHANDLER CALL ATTENTION 'T0 TIIEIR NEW1 STuCK OF STERLING SILVIdRWARE, --AT IREDUCED 1PRICES. Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, tougar Spoons, Table.*Forks, Pap Spoons, Butter Knives, Pickle Forks, AND Ladies' Garter Latches dec. 7 Hampton Recognized -BY GRANT I U. G. IDESPORTES CJONCEDED) to sell those Goods which lie makes a specialty lower than any other merchant in the city. A fresh assortment of Christmias Goods just at hand. French and American Candies. Nortljern Apples, Oranges, Cocoanuts, eto., etc. -ALSO, A large assortment of foreign anid do muestic LIQUORS, AT vERY LOW PRICES. jfI,Call and examine, dec28o LADD BROS. WE have now completed one of the best stocks of DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS, CROCKERY, &c. IN THE COUNTY. We will not be undersold. Lot us say, however, that our bet Calicoes are 10 cents a yard. We cannot sell thom lower and have a uniform profit on all Goods. GIVE US A CALL. TO OUR COLOLED FRIENDS As you have always put confi dence in us, we will state that you may depend on getting goods at a regular even price. No baits held out to any one. nov30. TROn END OUS EXCITEMENT -OVER THE UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES OF Dry Goods, Clothing, lioots, Shoe, Hats, T.Iruniks, &c. -AT R.F.mLeetch &, Coss. 13EST line of N otions in theo County. Gonts' F~urnishing Goods of best quiality. Bilanketfi ghawls and Boulevard Skirts, at the lowest prices. Special attention called to the largest and best selected Stock of Kentucky Jeans ever before offoredi to the Fairfield ___public. Ladies' trimmnred Hats in great variety, The above goods will be Bold either at Wholesale or Retail. 3 All goods offored low for CASH. CALL AND SEE US. WE DEFY COMPETITION. R. F. Leetch & Co. .oct 5 dijoining F Elder's O~CTi?, I-I OU-rSEJ JOHN D. MYcCARLEY, Located next to Det~v & Co.'s store, I AS recently bom~ refitted, and fur nished wilth a full supply of choice Liquors, Wines, Cigars etc., ete. A RESTAURANT has boon opened in the rear of the building, whore miay be had at all times, everything usually kept at a first-class establishmoent--such as sters, Fish, Partridges, best, delica-. o es, ete.,---indeed everything that the most fastidious can desire. ot GIVE ME A CALL. HEundlersi ned would inform his nueosfinsand patrons that he aan still be found at the old stand with hn unusually large stock of Goods, ot 6 F. ELD