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^ THE VEOELE- T-rui*.'.- —!W r. M<M.t|KA. R4lt*r. THURSDAY, DECEMBER £, 1871. Wa art net r«apoaalbt« foi tbe views y of oar correapoadenta. ttr -t^V- la tbe Btio, Ck>vrmor Hnipaou'd first mssMgeis s •enable peper, cotitniindg proper end timely •u^eili nis, bat w< r JlhM^ l fe rererdlMc» of the l.rcle'Mlnrc. •. ** ■* - ' '' On Tuesday, the 26th ultimo, the Leg* Telitu re Bct ’ end botK ITousea “orgnitw iard—the Seuatc by the election of Hon. T.- U. Jeter, of Union, as PreriJent yrt <r»» ; T. Stobo Farrow, of SpnrtRn-. bmg, Clerk; R. A. Goodwyn, of llich. laud, Reading Clerk, and L. U. v Mtr- shall, of Newberry, Sergctut-at-Arnis ; and the Houne by (he election of John C. Sheppard, of Edgefield, us Speaker; John T. Sloan, Sr.,-of Richland, as Clerk ; John I). ItrOWwe. of Barnwell, opening of the South Carolina Co lege he miatakee the needs of the times, lie oertainly docs not know tire poverty of tba people and the kvc that the various churches have for the colleges of their denominations. If tire South Carolina Collage is re-opened as a petuioucr upon the State Treaaory the inevitable result will bo the weakening or extiuetion of denominational schools aud the increase "f taxation or the diversion of a part of die public school fund from its present application The Governor, however*, very wisely loaves the matter with the Legialature, and in this *e imitate him with the (fcclaration that we will not approve any action on its part supporting his recommendation. The limited (Itaiee Court. "Wo spent an hour in the Cnite-l States Court room in Columbia on the 2tith ultimo. Judge Bryan’s charge was gen erally commended for its fairness. The portion «f tbe room assigned to witness es was literally packed with negroes claiming, to have Seen intimidated and ft* have aaen others treated in a like man ner. Several Barnwell negroes were among them ready to swcor and draw pay, while Barnwell’s solitary white Rad ical, looking aa lonely as an emaciated screech owl, was comfortably rested in the southwest corner, as far from his political brethren as ho coull get. It was undentood that the parties from Sumter'would be the first tried for al leged intimidation. If tbe v c test cases fail the dance ends. Robert Aldrich, Ksq.,and Colonel J. C. Durant are look ing out for the Barnwell men. rsr: Editorial Cmn cap cadence. Columbia, November 2G, 1878. In witnessing the oijpnizntion of the House of Representatives to-day I felt that I was also attending the lust funeral rites over the corpse of Radicalism in soberest of all South Carolina. The the participators in the opening exer cises wets the but three suniving mem bers of that infamous party. As Miller, Gaott and Simmons looked around upon the hundred and twenty-one Democratic Brethren ieto rrpirekentrtl (hr State they must have realized that the carnival of the carpet-bagger is at lust over; that Othello's occupation as a statesman is gone, and that the bottom rail is once more iu the right place. In the Senate the contrast in color and political faith is not so striking, as five Senators, four of whom are colored, hold over from the election of 1876, but they also seemed impressed with the con viction that the places which now know them will soon know them no more for ever. Comprising many of the best men iu the State, representing all occupations and profeesions, this Legislature will, it is generally believed, do the State good service and adjourn before Christmas. There ia no reason why an adjournment should not be reached by that time. The reports of the several bureau officers are now ready, and with these before them the various committees can go immedi ately and intelligently to work. From what I can gather it is the universal de termination to make the scssi >u u short aud busy one. Among the earliest duties of the Legis lature will be the election of a United States Fonntoi as successor to Houcst John J. Patterson. Governor llamptun, if he recovers, will undoubtedly be ehoecn, although rt is whispered that he will have an opponent. Chief Justice Willard will also soon step down and out, aud General James Conner, of Cluuleston, is the decided favorite of a large majority. A soccers or to Judge Shaw, of the Third Circuit, must be chosen, and Hon. T. B. Fraser seems to lead the race. The names of Gem Jehu P. Kennedy, cx-Judgo T. H. Cooke and Colonel C. H. Simonton arc frequently mentioned in connection w th tfre Code Cbmmiasionerehips, a’so to he filled by eieetiom Tbe first day s work baa beta a good one. The legielators ore spending tbe afternoon iu hunting qnarteraand making acquaintances. P, 8.—It if said that the cause of the fifty per oent. advance in the price of drinks ia Colombia is to be found in as Scrgeant-at'Arms, and R. M. An derson, of Abbeville, as Reading Clerk. Tlie Senate adjourned after sending to the House notification of its organiza tion and appointment of a committee to wait on the Governor. In the llou-tc. the Governor's message was read, several of its roles amended, and the following resolution, offered by Colonel Simonton, unanimously adopted “ Betofvea />»/ the Huunr of Hrpr'et/M' tutivrs, (hr Sunni ’ concurring. That the present condition of the people of the £vhvfe and of the public finances dcmmid* the most rigid economy in every brunch of the government; that to th'u end it is expedient that the sessions of the Gene ral Assembly should be made ns short ns mny be compatible with the public in- The Wliaoa-'fnaderw Duel. [Korn Ui« Bock Hill Aiv. jJTilr. jOjaapj^Jutfiira tfl JhasTfl. arisen between Mr. Jamea L. Wilson, cf Yorkville, and Mr. Geofge M. San ders, of Sumter, culminated in a duel tfMr Plhfcville, N. 0., In which both parties escaped uninjured. During the recent fair at Golumblu these two gentlemen were together on the fair grounds, having been achool- (hates a few years ago at Yorkville, and out of the discussion of some trivial matter grow a difference which reaultcd iu Mr. Wilson addrcaalng p terest; that tho committees of both Houses be, nnd they are hereby, instruc ted so to forward the matters referred to them that the usage, uninterrupted from the formation of the State government to the beginning of the war, may again prevail, and the General Assembly may ndjoui n before the Christmas liulid iy sea son.'* Wkdnksday, 27Tir. Tbe House met at 10 a. in. Com mittees wore announced 1 aud routine work commenced, a largo number of bills being intiolucod. A concurrent resolution appointing theJU December the day to elect a Julge for the Third Circuit was adopted and sent to (heSen ate. The Speaker of the House declar ed the e'ection of Governor Hampton and Lieutenant-Governor Simpson for the term of two years, the offic al vote bcin note to Mr. Sand era Juvking that gen tlemnn to meet him in Augnata. Mr. Sanders replied accepting the Invita tion, but before he could get off to Augusta, whhher Mr. Wilson with his seeond had gone, an officer stopped him and thus for a r?w days tbe mat ter w;W» at n stand still. Finally it was at rangi d to meet at PlntsvUle, N\ U., and aoci'riiingly all parties passed up on Tuesday afternoon’s train, and at about lO'.'JO o’clock Wednesday morning a pjeetlng was affeetpd about iiaW rt ffYllo west of Pinevllle (Morrow’s Turn Out) on tbo side of the public highway near Itenfti Mill. Accom panying Mr. Wilsdh was his second. Dr. Wallace E. Bland, of E-lgefleld, and Dr. J. R. Bratton, of Yorkville, his surgeon, and one or two other friends. Mr. Sanders was accompanied only 1-y bis second, Mr Msaiganlt James, of Dailington. The distance, twent/ 1 paces, being stepped t ffi tbe principals, cool and undaunted, each holding in his Land a regular duelling pistol, took positions, and, after the usual preliminariov Dr. Bland gave the word, “Gentlemen, are yon ready ? Fire! one, two, three;” nnd all was over. At the wof# > “ one” Mr. Wilson fired; at tho word "two” Mi. San ders fired, the ball of each passing harmlessly by the breast of the other- Neither gentleman moved. At this Juncture the seconds held n conference, and (is was their right) decided that. , the uffitir had reached an honorable solution to both principals, and accor dingly they, tho principals, joined hands, and thus ended the matter. A A* W AD YEli TISEMENTS £ It, READ & CO.. uos itiiwo tTTRKvrr. OttARL,B8? OX, 9. C. DRY GOODS. FOKBION AM) DOMESTIC. CLOAKS -AND SHAWLS, Laces- Embroideries. O LOVE-S, HOSIERY fce. We are S<de Agents In Charleston for Eftri-h/ Olebrat.id Seamless Kid Glovea. the beat Imported. T J. II RE YD & CO. OF LANDS, KSTATG Ofr' J. Allen Duncan. A Worn nil'* l.og ic, “ It is useless to take medicine. I For Governor—Ilauipton, 119,- ! shall feel better to-morrow. Besides, 5')0 ; scattering, 213v For Lieutenant .Governor—Simpson, 119,094; scatter, lug, 10. Thursday being Thanksgiving Day, there was no session of either House. ' Friday. A great many bills and joint rcsolu- t ons have been presented. The lollow- ing are among the most important: To provide for tbo registration of the electors of this State; to continue tbe lieu law in force for one year ; to amend “ An net to secure landlords aud persons making advances to abolish tho office of County Auditor; to provide for the I need the money to get that lovely new hat. My old one is such a fright, and people will look more at my bon net than they will at my, face. I t|}ll wait t4H--i feel worse before I spend any money for medicine.” The new bonnet Is purchased and fifty other feminine necessaries in the form of ribbons, laces, brooches, etc. Mean while the lady’s face becomes every day paler and thinner, and liar body- weaker, until disease has gained so firm a foothold In her system that the most thorough, and ofttijnea a long and tedious course of treatinenf W ne cessary to restore her to health. In dite, attend to your health before you revision sad wusolklation of the statute ever thfnlrnf'apparel. A frPwh,"bioorrr- lawsofthc State; to repeal "An act to regulate the granting of divorcesto punish assault or assault and batt n ry with any fire-arm committed ou streets, public thoroughfares and places of public resort; to reduce aud fix the members of the General Assembly; to protect the rights of mortgagees of per sonal property ; to make jury tickets re ceivable for county taxes; to impose a tax on dogs, and to repeal tho act crca. ing face hi a plain bonnet is much handsomer and far more attractive to your gentleman friends than a pain- worn, diseaoed face in the most elabo rate and elegant hat your milliner could devise. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite W i Prescripton is everywhere acknowl- itv : to e dg ( >,| to bo the etandard remedy for female complaints and weakness. It is sold by all dt uezgists. ting the Bond Court. THE HEALTH OF HAMPTON. A Ehaafre for ihc Worse and itM Consequences. //. r. i \y.i n cud ngainnf Simon Brou n and otJicrn. , / IN - THE COMMON PJ.EAS, BARNWELL COUNTY. BY VIRTUE of cuders in this canto. I will offer for sale, on safesday, being the fir.-t Monday in January next, at Barnwell Court House, at public auction, tho following tracts or parcels of land, as designated on plat of John N. Haukiu- son, surveyor, as follows: . - TRACT A. Two hundred and two acres, one hundred acres cleared. Mortgagee's Sale By virtu* of* from-tovtfr-A- ipo tftti wer iu isertain morl wmr mnizar wrtr TOT" and Elijah II. Dowlisg, lately partners doing firm name of Wrote" & wm£mm Implements. butifness under the Dowliiijr, dated the o^hdny of Junuirry, 1875. recorded in the Regisier’s office 6f iHrnwrlt ! county on the 2f»t!i day of J»iift*1X,l87h, and duly assigned to me, I will sell, •'(tjpub- lic outcry, at the lUilioud Depot, in the r town of Bnuiberg, SoutliiTarOlinA, rmThurs- diry.rdhe 'ISth d% ef December, 1878, at 12 o’clock m.,- all tb*( tract or plantation of real .<vyatc, situate, lying aml.-i>cing r ju Ueorge s v reck township, in couuiy aud IV SEND »j©R-FHXCES. -c* V ‘ ~ State nforesaid, on waters of Little Salke- hfttcbi©*SUlHHp. eontaiutng li ve hundred and tlfiy five acres, ntoft- of Iftn, and bounded on tlie iiort |t by .Usd) uow. or lately of (.'harlesll. Ray ami «»iate,.h.hrt Hutto, on the east Iy Ltmitt non or l.c.-ly nf H. K. and Henry W. Kennedy, on IhtMOBtli by lands', now or lately of Chari 88 Hutto; ~ Asbury Hutto #IhT T. J Iliitto, and on the weal by lands now - or lately of Daniel S. Haitzog. - , Terms.- Cash, and pi'rcbaserto pay for pa pers. R M. IUMHKTO, Assignee. Baiiiberg. Sa C., November loth, 1878. nov21-St STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF BARNWELL. In the Court of Common pleas. G. Orangeburg Sweep. 4. Batfrburg Sweep. TR ACT B. One hundred and ninety ncres, ninety acres cleared. TR ACT C. Otic hundred and ninety- five and three-fourrits acres, sixty acres cleared. ' ' TRACT D. Twnhriutdred and ninety- one acres, one hundred ;.nd twenty* five acres cleared, ^ *-r TRACT K. One hundfcd and eighty * two acres, twenty*five acres elcaretr;--- TR ACT F. Two hnndredand eighty• four acres, all woodland., • TRACT Gi One hundred atyd eighty» three acres, all woodland. I -- ;v - --- - ._ TRACT II. One hundred and seven acres, all woodland. - TRACT I— Two hundred and three acres, seventy-fire acrt#tlJared. * w . • TR U.T J. One hundred and eight acres, forty acres cleared." , t ITR ACT K. One hundred anil ftrly* one and one-rjimrtcf acres, prie hundred acres cleared. TRACT L. One Itundred and fifty acres, all woodland." . TRACT M, ' “ North Bend,” Two hundred and ninety-nine acres, otic bun- died and seventy-eight aert s cleared.” Each parcel will hi sold ^hparately. The plat may be seen at the office J, J. MAllKR, Esq , who will exp’ain the loeulion of the Various parcels. lafcrn cation to 4ho nutiow may he »*m* had by appfi- o H. N. Mit.f.KK, who lives on North Bend” ptreef. TCTitg or jSack: One-half cash ; the balance on a credit of one year from tlie day of stile, with interest iiotn the day of sale. Purchasers to give bonds and mort gages for the parcels purchased by them, respectively, to secure the payment of the credit poSTton of rhe purchase and to jay for papers. J. J. BRABHAM, C. C. I*. December 3d, 187-8. Tbo Stono Phosphate Company, plaintiff, Against Alfred Kempsen, defendant.— 8etii*toas,fur Money Dematid—-Complaint Served. — "• -ye, - ' ’ To Alfre*! Jvcmpscn, defendaot in this ne- t ion s A'o« nre hereby summoned and required to answer tlie complaint in Ibis action, which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of tbe Conrt of Common Picas of Jlarnwell county, in the State of South Carolina, and to serve a copy of your answer on the miIisliiber_AC his office, in W Uislon, Hariavetl county, South Carolina, w itliiii . v. mity dava after ih-- service of this summons on y.-W, exclusive of tilt day of Herrick It you fait to nn- t-wer the complaint within Hie time !ifore>aid the plaintiff Willap'Jily to tlie tlourt for judg Btewt against you for the stint of one thou sand five hundred and ninety three dollars, with inrerest; six hundred and ninety three doUatra thereof lit.the rate of one and a half per cent. ]-cr month, from tbe first day of November. lK7o; with interest orreight huh-- dred atjtl seventy seven fiO-loO dol ars thereof at the rate of one and arinltf per cent, per,month from -ihe first-day of No vember, 187»J,» wirti iulerest on twenty-two dollars ttiereof at ilu^ rate of one per edit, per month, ftoin the first day of.Nov.ethb r, 187ti, and for cists. — : -JOHN IV. IIOLMI'S, PlainliITs Attori'ey. Viilliston. S. Dale 1 Novemb.-r 1S7M. • . Tofhe Defend int. ■ Take notice, That the eompbittrt h» this we tinn, together w ith the smfliiibhs. of winch the foregoing is« copy, was tiled in the office of the Piet k of the Pout t "of ( 'otiinioti Pleas of Barnwitli county', at Barnpcll Court House, in tlie State of South Carolina, on theUthof No-.ember. 1878. JOHN W. HOLMES. PlnintifT's Attorney, Willtston, S C. November 9, Isis. hovl l-<» Real Estate Agency. ) tff-r my e-rvices aa Roal Estate Agtwit to partiea liavtmz Lands > t Houses to sell, and I will endeavor to make quick, sides of all property en trusted to me. \ ■'J; truste , (1 j- I have now for sale— 4 dwelling hougr-B in Blaekvilie. 3 store-li'Ht8»‘s in Binekvilte. 1 vacant l f, t in Blaekvilie. lOOacns of latid tn-ar Bbtekvilto.' *»f hud ou E list*) tlver. 80 ncreB -«f hti Erprbt bundled notes of - riond in Orangebttrg county; one-ltalf i-f a mill 'tTTPr'p'nniIin5 pi 1 vilegeT(TLe sf*bl wlTir tills tr»cr, fotmeily owuetl by Evans. E-q. A. J. No. 12 Diainond Point Bull Tongue No. 13. Cast-Iron Turn Shovel. No. jB.Mngnolia Swoop. No. r 1. Wrought'Lapriiig. No. 7. Neel Bolt. N T o. 8. Gravelod. No. 17. Singletree Iron?. JNo. No* ’2. Giccltvillc Sweep., No. 15. Scraper. No. 14. Steel Turn Shovel. No. 11. Greenville Bull Tongue. No. 10. Steel Shovel Blade. No. 5. Wrought Clevis. C. Wrought Clevis. No No. 16. Plow Singletree. N0..I8. Harrow Teeth, llano# Teeth. £1 . ' . ... . '• ,, . *- _ 3 . " ' . ' ood jauad Iron I-Ieel Adjustable "Plow HART-i & COMPANY, * ( it CORNER KING AND MARKET STn, cuAitLicsaox, a. d. Agents fvtr Avery J: Sens’ ri-'ws. noviatt 6m Meeting Street . ^01*1*0 SITS TUB fAVtl-toX PET L 1 THE C/harleston* FAMOUS Iron King UtokS’ove, A/.SO, TIIK NOBLE rooK, ERMO COOK, LilyL Cook, raihGIUM, - FAIRY QUclEN Ii AlsTOE) TELEQRAPa COOK. ] f ; '1 AXD * * ' * . * Scvcr.il Other Patterns* We carry tiie Lng«t Suck of Stnv,-* t« tW-StM^,-ft! the l-west Price*, Send for Pictures and Price* of tit-' abov* n<iv28-6nf TiXT-BH FI Ti ( F Barn well County. 19G 1-2 ai-rcs of land n^ar Grahams. AH of wblclt I will treat for «.>t> ac- eomrnodatituz terms. Yuur favors lespectfuBv aollcited. o. E. SIKADMAN, oc24-tf BlacimH*-. H.- C. - r There are very few young men in tlie Legislature. Middle aged aud old men compose the bsdy. Colombia, November 30 —Governor Hampton's ease Is reported to have taken a very serions turn to-day. I leu»n that his symptons are those of violent blood poisoning or ' pyre nia. Dr. Klnloeh, and Dr. Campbell, of Au gusta, have been telegraphed for in haste, and are coming on special trains. Tho Governoi’a friends are alarmed. ; ■ „ December 1, 7:50 p. m.—Tho Gover nor had a good night’s rest, and is de clared considerably better this morn ing. Dre. Kinioeh and Campbell visit ed him last night and this morning, and confirmed the treatment pm sued and have left Columbia for home. 10 p. m.—Authoritative information received at 9 o’clock Sunday night is to the effect that the Goverqor's con dition has Improved since fWurday. The present condition of the leg gives promise of a favorable result, and without the occurrence of some serious complication amputation wilt not be attempted. DlMstrons Fire In #*ort ltoy»l. 1 tbe tenpeiate habits of our law nuhera. '.r ThrBnprerae Comrt has refused new trials to 8maK« aa# Cardoso, and those will have to go into Winter quarters—tbe former In the penitentiary •»d the letter iu the Bich’and jail Port Royal, November 30.-A large fire occurred here this evening. The losses are estimated as follows: Dwel ling and bakery of the estate of J. C. Eberly, $2,000; Port Royal cotton com pressing building and machinery, own ed by Babcock & Wilcox, of New Ymk, •12,000; dwelling, store and carpenter shop, belonging to D. O’Driscoll, •3,000 ; office of R. P. Rundle, South ern Express Company, •1,000. No In surance. Judge Pn-Biley has appointed Gen. James Conner, of Chatleston, receiver of the Greenville and Columbia Rail road. The annual meeting of the South CwrotCha Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Chuich South will begin its regular session at Newberry on tbe lUh inst Sampson Hall, colored, who lives but a few miles from Rock Hill, bought a plantation last week, for wbish he paid $2,100, all cosh but about $300. It is needltss to say that Sampson is a Democrat, and a good one at that. The Rev. It. E. White, preaching at Kingstree, Mount Hope and Forreeton, who was married not a month ago, while corning from Manning to Sum ter in his buggy witlt bis wife, Was shot iu the bead and killed by some unknown persen. He was carried to th'* nearest house, that of Spencer Davis, nine miles from Sumter. He lived only twenty minutes. , ; ; : Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffslo, N. Y., fhe proprietor of Dr. Pierce’s Family Medicines, and also of the Invalids’ and Tourists’ Hotel, of that city, has PRICES. Standard calico, 7 i-2e. cash. I'rime Rio G> ffet*, 20c. eashv^ Extra White Sugar, 11 1 2c. cash. Best Soap, f>1o 7c. cash. Roroecne Oil, per gal., 25c. cosh. Best Gin Oil, per gal., 60c. cash. Spirits Turpentine, per gal., 50*. cash. White Lead, 1 t 5 lbs., at 12 l-2c. cash. Linseed Oil, per P^Wa. ifrPrei Paint Brushes, Jilfrf^nt prices an*' siz'8. - Have also nfull line ami heavy Stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,Cloth ing, H redware and Crockery', a.beauti ful Hue of noti ons of all kindsi-Ltdics’ Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, 25 \ I propose to compete whit any and eve ry one, here or elsewhere, and sell good honest poods not bought at auc tion or bankrupt sales. Have fresit Turnlo Seed, 5c. oz. No man shall un dersell me. Wdutd mention clothing as a specialty. C. E LtARriGUE. Blaekvilie, S. vSept. 5, 1878. Rep5 6mo OEO. M. COFFLIST, DEALER IN COUNTRY PRODUCE, Eggs, Poultry, Butter, Potatoes, Poultry, Butter, Grain, Etc. NO. 86 MARKET ST., (North Side.) Charles ton, &. C. References—W. C. Bee & Co., Geo. W. Williams k Co., J. N. Robson, J. 0. JL Clnusscn, Pclzer, Rogers & recently been elected to Congress by Co>i j j,;. A(]gcr £ Co., E. W. Marehnll the very flattering majority 6f nearly & Co* * " octl7-3m 6,000. He bae already served his con- Gxawt ih 1880.—John W. Forney, In hie new paper, ProgreM, says : “ And tbeae elections make Grant tbe Repnb- candidate for President In 1880. He Is no longer tbe dark horse, but And the assured winner, if he iires. it is on the cards that he flg’lt all tbe old free States, and divide tbs will not lose bis personal attention for South in ike electoral colleges.” J acme months yet. 'o' tituenry as State Senator, and this re newed endorsement signifies that his services have been highly satisfactory. HU extensive practice in the treatment pf chronic diseases will not, we are in-' formed, he neglected or suffer in the least when the time arrives for him to take his seat In Congress, it being en trusted to his brother and other expe rienced medical gentlemen who have long been associated with tbe Doctor In the medical department of bis cele brated World’s Dispensary and Inva lids’ Hotel. fh*i6es, as the Forty- s>xtb Congress does not convene until December, 1870, Dr. Pierce’s paUentd A. BACHAUACU. '-...s. BACHAKACIL A. BAIMACH 4 CO., WHOLKBALX? CI-OTHIERB, NO. 409 MARKET STREET, PA. PHILADELPHIA, >iov7-fim Central Hotel » • Broad Street, JLZJjOt UliT Av OEO Ktol A Mrs- M- W Thomas, Ccutrally l/K-atol—tonreoict to Duaioou. C. BART. H. STFlf/.. C. KART & CO., Ituportcrs and W-l o!e?:.l." Dealers in Far- d’gn mid Domestic Fruits, NuU, &c. Nos. 5."», 57 and 59 Market Street, CHARLESTON, & C. Tropical Fruit a Specialty. sepUTTitno R J. MAGILL, CKNEItAt, produce tfie recent (idoptibh by it;*' StaTe It -ard of Examint'Cajaf TcXt^Lra ks T<u use in tlie Public Schools < f S utii C,tioiina7 theTnll iwiiig are t-ffered at iiitliatuctinii tares fr< in N- v.'ri)1'**r l-trT'-r /-. rt"*t of riire** A PPLKTON’jT REA I ERS AND COPY BOOKS; (’ornoll’a First Steps, Primary iind Intennedi itc (i, ugnt| by ; (Jaaekctii osa'Primury uiid English Gr m* mar ; (^tuckeiibojs lllu.tritieii J.c>sotfs in our Lutt^u ''js ; QuncketiLoS'’ First Lessons in ('imqmsitton ; Qnafkcnims;,’ Pi m; osi’ion ittnl Rlt h ric. «ud SAND- yORD-’-ri- ^KRlK'- OI* AN a I’l i A L AR1TH MLTJC, 1-v S. P. Saniikord, A_—M., LI,. 1)., Pr/jf^Mnilrmutiur. Mervt-t; I t ntvrrmry. Mac*'it , G« ,/ 'Lite e Aritlinietics arc offered to tl^e children at pliers II and III Lclow. Pticco I ob- taiued after introduction. TI. ~ -» HI- s :tr i Retail. Introduction Exchange, I. e., witlt book by other am bor. AXU Commission Merchant, No. 55 Basel St.. Opp. Express Office, CMARL.ESTOX, H. C. Consignments of Poultry, Eggs, But ter and all kinds of Country Produce solicited. ' References—Hon. W. W. Si!e, May or of Charleston; C d. Jos. I). Aiken, Mr. Daniel Hans, Messrs. Mantouc & Co., Mr. A. St. Amand, late of Crane, Boylston «k Co. oc.Tl-3iuo SinlordVPrimary Aralyrical Arirhm' tii 1 Sanford’a Inteluiedtute Analytical Atitii, | runic...... . . ........ .Ik Sanford’s Coutuiuii Sebooi AitaJ^ticaM ' Ailthmetic'. Sanfor'T.s'H'gti* r Analvticid Arithmetfrfj 27 4.'* 18 30 H 22 83 1 85 40 B3 Of SANDhORDS ARIFHMK’i 1(1. Hun IIn"it S.’ Tltohtpjion,-State Snpcr- btendent, (at time ol’wi-itiug, as new. Priitci[.al Columbia Mule Academy), fwyqr • Sandfurtl s Ari.liiiic'ics arc superiotno any that I have s cn in the fulness of the examples, the clearness and simplicity of the analyses, and the accuracy of the rules and definitions. Firs opinion is .bused tqon a full'uml thorough tert in the scltool-roont. To those teaeha-s who ntuy examine tinse Arithmetics with ref ere nee to introduetion, I would cspceinHy eofniitwid the tieatinCnt of Percentage and Profit and Los-'. No text-books thnt L haVe cver^osed ore so pathtfactory to teachers and pupils The above for sale by J. C. BUCKINGHAM, ocCll-l t.i Barnwell, S. C. 9. Ai NORWOOD. J. L. C 'KFR. ATOKH OOD & COKER. j DENTISTRY as, 8- 29 e- w Z • > i | ■' * J.I ***'£, e-> ’?r. w XH E MILHOUS,D D S WILLlwatliis office in Blnckrillc, 8. C., on Monday*, and will pi.ct patients there any time if due notice is cive’i. ‘ Will atteti*] any calls througliout counties ^ Barnwell and adjacent aug‘22 Brtm'cy Fafm For Sale. 1 OFFER for sale this splendid Plan tation, situated three miles north of Williston. Itcontains two hundred and sixty-eix acres, one hundred' 6f which are cleared and in a high state of cultivation. The improvements consist of an ele gantly finished residence and all ne cessary out-buildings. It is perfectly healthy, situated In an excellent com munity, and will behold at a reaaon- on accommodating I. A. BLANTON, Williston, g. C. able price and terms. Apply to cc3l 2mo sepl2'3mo , Factors and Commission Merchants^ tACCOMMOIjATlOS WHARF), OHABXiJlSTeH, B- 0.', Fruit! Fruit! Fruit! HENRY BA.YEI* IMPOUTKK AXU WlIOLtWAL* UKAI-BK IX es 5 t*- POTATOES AND ONIONS, ^ Bananas, Oranges, Lem ons, Tmts, &c- ,5215 East Bayt (Paul Welch * Old Bland, Opposite Neyr Custom House,) ,Cheapest Dnil)' in ihe .South! THE EVENING SENTINEL,. ACJIOSTA, q.\. is rcnLimm* at the low pbick of M iPer Year.. IT'IS A BRIGHT. NEWSY E\T5?«H#n PAPER, and is edited with nhiUfy by Mcccrs. Jaiihi R. Kaxdapi. and P. A. Stovau.. Ilj* the only afternoon paper in the South that S hindies the Telegraphic dispatches of the i - - * Charleston, S*C. net" 3mo . ^ - Administrai^s Noilce. ALL persona having claims againet the - — t. ileci®.; 1 estate of William F. 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