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I OCAL ITEMS. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, : 1870. TIERMs OF TLille: NEwS AND) lmI( ii, --'Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per annum, in advance; weekly edition, two dollars and fifty centa pcraifnum, in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of five and upwards. RATES oF ADVERTISINO.-One dollar per inch for the first insertion, o ad fifty cents per inch for each subseq tont insertion. These rates tipply to a il ad vertisenents, of whatevgr natiuro, and are payable strictly in advan'o. Con tracts for three, six or twelve'months made on- very liberal terms. Tran sient local .potices, fifteen 'eits per line for the first insertion and seven and one-half cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Obituaries and tr.ibutes of respect charged as adver tisements. Siple announcements of marriages and leaths published free of, charre, and ,Solicited. A1l communications, of wlatsoever nature, should he addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company, Winunsbo 'o, S. C. New Advertisements. Sheriff's Sales-S. W. Rui'. Bank Report-T. K. Elliot', Cashier. Cassimeres--J. F. McMastor & Co. The new Town Council were sworn into office on Monday morning. The next regular meeting will be held on Friday night. L' An extra meeting of the Fair field Fire Engine Company will be held in the Town Hall this evening at eight o'clock. A full. attendance is earnestly desired. PERsONAL.-We publish an exfract from a Texas paper on a descendant of an old Fairfield family. Sepator Buchau.an is a son of Calvin Buchanan, Esq., and is but twenty-five years of age. May his years and-tame increase. Tut CONI'EDERATE MONUMENT.--The Columbia Register says: "From 11l. parts of the State and from other ,States comes the information that Co lunbia will bu filled with visitors on the 10th of May, and the people- of Columbia will turn out em .mase on that day. The ceremony to be then )erformned--the nuveilibig of the mnoun-. went to the Confedia.e dead-is typi -cal of a senthtnent that lies very near. the heart of every honest man, woman and cild in the South, and. will be the 'culmination -'f long years of paGcnt s labor on the part of their reixe seittatives, the ladies of the lionu mental Association. Arrat'gemnert.s ,have been mnade wit,l.all the railroads coining to Columbia by which visitors can be brought heie ,or that occaion on exceed ingly liberal terms. The .rates will be published by-the railroad 'companies." TmE KN 10ir'rs OF IQO.-Thae ,third session of the Grand L.odge of the Knights of H onor conwened at New berry,'on.the 8th inst., .aud continued twvo (lays. A rapidly J.ureasing 'in terest in this order 4throughout the S'ate was mnanif'est ruoth the respecta bility and no.mber of thme in.ambers p)resenIt. There,.are .at p.resent thirty two -lodlges ins the State, .nom than half.of' which .have been ea;ganiized du.;ng the last twvelve nataths. T1he .hu'm.iic and.'charitable objects of' the .order .mauke it very p)opulatt, amid tihe s6impl)icity of its working imnspires .cen Jidemce. It bids fai.r to ui'.m. all womr .thmy mcli in one gm andl bro.herhmood of Mu tual A id, 'The second sday o.' thme recent senion -was~ anm unusuanly -inter' 'es-ing sone. .tt was couned sin the ad(op)tion of'i a consLianLtiwn, readinmg and discussinIg recporis, and .electing and Lsial!ing uflemrs fo,'.the en.snimg.year'. Tlhe .followving are the offieers installed tfor thme year.: L. W. aEerr'in, Abbeville, Grand Dictator.. WV. L. De2aiss, Camden, Girand Vice Dictajor. C..A. C. Wal.er', Grenwood, Grand Assistant Dictator. J. C. HIiden, Greenville, Grand CChaptain. - md G. W,. Rolland, Newberry, QGrand j ,Reporter.. / J. TV. Robertson, Abbevillo, Grand 'l.I'reasurer'. L. T.. Izlar, Blaclaville, Grand Guide.I .J. G. Cunningham, Andeu'son, Grand I .Gnardian., .J. IE. Wanwamaker., ,Orangehmurg, ,Grand Seutinect L. W..P'errin, delegate to .SupremeI :Lodge;.J..C. !Iiden, alternate.. Sumter was deslgnated as the placei sof meietlug ifar .the mext'aessormi ( .T'IME.OLD.8LXT H. ',Proceeding. af the MeetIng on F'riday-- ' Armagemente iWor thd Aeu'mifon '1n August. IfREPOiITED FOR Trit NsWS AND JHRALi).) 'Therfi1xth Regiment SuryIvors' Ae- ( .soclation imot iln :the Town, illall, 'Winnsboro, AprIl 11, ,1879. Capt. R. 'C. Clowney,,president, sIn the -ohair. 'This being the first atini.wersar'y meet- ' :ing of the Asso4lation, the first busi 'ness in ordet'-'As-tlie 'election %If dCI .ee fore the ehauI fig year'. On m'oHoion 'of W. H. Williams, all.the old offierts j Iwere re-elected by a9clapltonm,AQopb I * the recordIng, sf4tit3W, )i. Jtio .i eonnt. On motion of General Brat ton, S. R. Fint was unanimously %lected to that position. Next in order caine the report of the voihnittee on programme for the re lnion in August next. Major 1Wrood ward submitted the following-: Your committee to whom it was referred to report a programnale for the next annual meeting of tihe Sttrvivors' Association of the Sixth Regimnont, S. C. V., respectfully' advise the follow ing: 1. That sumfficient provisions and table-room. provided to entertain three hund ed and fifty persons at dinn11er. 2. That the committee of arrange mnts he charged with p1roviding suite. able rooms for serving dinner. 3. That for rendezvous for those coming from Chester, Yo1 k, and else where outside of Fairfield, the two stores of Barber's IIall and the store of Capt. R. S. Desportes be engaged, if practicable; and, if not, such other accommodations as may be aiple. 4. That a conimittee on subscrip tions be appointed, to solicit contribu tiole of provisio.s and 11uoney, such conimittee to conist o two persons from each Democratic club in the county,-excep1t the Wjnnsboro club, froth which three be selected. O- That a comninittee of arrangoments. he appointed, to consistoften members, to whom the comliittee Ol : subscrip tions shall forward the provisions and money by them cotlected, on ucl day as. the committee of arrangements shall designate. The committee of arrange ments shall provide the dinnpr and the accommodations as designated in the first, second and third sections hereof; shall provide a. stand for the' Speaking, a ground for assem-blinig, a band of music, and tickets of admission to the dinner; shall appoint hous:8 for the different features of the celebration and exercises, and arrange all things necessary for the occasion. 6. Thiat the cominittde of arrange nments select three of.their number to act as a committee 'of reception : to be. charged wi(.1h such appropriate ditties as are ildicated Ly its title. All of which is respectfully sub. mitub-. ,JAS. I.lRION, +, . W. WoonWAitn, A. ILGAIL,ARi, Committee. -' On motion of Capt. i.. A. Gaillard, the pre6ident was instructed to ap poiot Me committtes on contribtitions and arrangements.. The followinlg nalmed persons constitute the commit tees on subscrip ions, from .the difl'r ent Democratic ciubs: Feasterville-D. R. Feaster, T. W. Traylor; Salem--Isaac II. . Means, John U. Feaster; Monticello--D. T. James, II. W. Owens; Oakland James Pagan, Thomas Rains; Jen kinsv3.lIe-D. R. -Elkin, J. L. D. Yongue; Gladden's - Grove-B. F. Bo.ulware,, R. N. McMaster"; Horeb 11. A. Glenn, J. C. Tinklei; White Oak-S. IR. Johnston, Calvin Brice; Grbenbrier-W. F. Jadksdu', Y. II. Robertson ; Yongues.vilie-AR. WV. Wootlah, A, B3rown; Ja.ckson's C.reek -RL. E. Ellison, .Jr., Iramneous Pdpe; Cedar Creek-L. W. Wootan, J. II. Kennedy ; idgewvay-Dick Wootan, R. F. Martin;. Bear Creek-H., 0. Datke, Johmn :Sessions; Winmnsboro. James A. BrJce; Wmn. 31. Nolaenm, S. R,. F"ant; L gton-.P.3yers, Jodm Boulw'are. Conmnittets.of ArraiWements.--T. W. Woodwarmd, Jas. i, R~ion, James .A.. Bnica, WVm:)L -*elson, S. R. Fanit, R..M. TDttfrlevy, R. E. llijson,.Jr, W,. II. Kerr, W. -R. Garrison, H. A. Gaillard. There lging no forthmer buisiness, the Assodiation yent from labor to ''re freshmuet 1Iotfd"after' rpQingl was fired, wv iteingm ellect, ..I 'A n the cour*se o'ko.it .two - h'i s - vivors reinefatig.. -ag m.n( twvos froni ho ~All. Thus end(1e the livellet 6Im the Old,Siyi hair blad.Sinlcl l~iett the tenitgod,ield. - -S R. FyN - -$eVrotary. Jherry Po toral.,fot:a 6ongh,' Aycr's P~ilis for iftitPM 6 nr-oses, ail Ayser's saprila , 0ef ljt "ISHERIFF'S SALF.. 27~ Mi'tue of ,an oxeontion ,to me di -*. reted, .I will o1fer for Bale bofore hoecourt-9ttse door ~in 'Winnsboro, on he first. onday in hIay next, within .thu egal llgurs sgale, at public out.cr.y, to thle iighest bidde., tile following-described gal end personal 'porty, to w,iL: All that isloo, parcel or tract er .land, 'ing, bi4andsitmatoin the Cornty of ,.rtielf, o to of 8onth Carolina. co n limnn FoUts 1UNDnE'D AOIIWGI, -ngro or ess, aI.a bp\tudIed by hands.q.f Gog lY W. Jolemanl. Frmanqeep Mobloy, Mirs. Eily lo0ador, Dr. WVm. Meador~ and others. hree 'hundre&,bushofs ,of corn, three housanid poands- of. fodder and t)Aree andred bushlals of.cotton so.ed, alignore r less.. Levied on .as. the jproperty of .f.''., holeman, altho.suit of F. Elder. Terms of ua -OA&I. iTherifras ofie, tJ.,W. rnJ*, VhDnsboro, B. I),, ?, F. 0, April 12, 18711.. prai15.. . U i LLpersonla ure -eteb~ indtinied n2' teoatootre-rip.of. -e.soription or a4 ppm po5e rbate.ver,.1 Ade of ,my ib opttcat will be dral ith a 44. The Friend of All! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. "I ha4 no apptito; Holloway's Pills gavo me a hearty one." "''Your Pills are marvelous." "I send for another box, and koop them in the houso." "Dr. Holloway has cured my hedacho that was chronic. "1 gave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day." "Aly nausea -of a morning is now 0tlycd." "Your box of -Holloway's Ointment cured inc of noises in the head. I rubbed some of your Ointment behind the ears and the noise has left..' "Send mhe two boxes; I want one for a poor family." "I enclose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, but. the medicine to me is worth a dollar." "Send me five boxes of your Pills." 'Let me have throc boxes of your Pills by' return mail, for - c.lills and fever." I have over 20' such testimonials as these, h.nt want of space oompels m1 to conchitde, For' Cutanleous Disorders, And all eruptions of the skin, this Oint. nment is most invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but penetratos with the most senrehing effects to the very rcot of evil, Holloways Ointment. Possesed of this remedy, every msn may be own alotor. It may be rubbed into the systemt, so as to reach any in ternal eonphaint; by theso nleans, cures seresor ulcers in the throat stomach, liver spine or other parts. It is an in, fallible remedy for bad legs, bal breasts, contraetod or stiff jointa, gout, rhouna tism and all skin diseases. IMPORT&NT CAUTION..-.NOnO are genuine un less the g gncature or J. IIAVnooK. as agent for the'Unlted States surrounds each box of Pills andcintment. Boxes at 21 contf, pt cents, and $1 each. IN There is considorable saving by taking the larger sizes. HOhj,tU W'A' & Co., feb --ly -ew Yor. IT Is FAr09EPCONOMY TO BUY A CHEAP On QAN WIIEN A FEW DOLLAIS MORE WILL OET TlE INCOMPARABLE AND AL WAYS IiELIABLE. 4ASON & lAZLIN" Ty i0 LOWEST PRICED. U POOREST AND DEAREST. B'U7' BEST AND CHAPEST. NEW STYLES. NE W PRIC,S. -ix Stops, Elegant mbossed Waiut tse, of new do ;igl, only - - $8J. Tu Stops, 4 Sets Iteeds in NJew Style llumin,eted Case. saaou only - - - $95. Ten Stops, A Sets Reeds, Mirror Top Case, with.Gold Bronze Ornamentation, only - - - o S10. OVER 100,000 MADE AND SOLD. Winners of th~e highest honors ,pt World's . ehibitions for twalFe years past PARTS - - - '18(7 IVTENNA - 1R73 S.07T[A.GO - 1875 IPHILrA, P4. 1876 PA RI1- - 1875 I WEDE~N -- ;878 Endorsed by. Franz L4iszt, Theodore Thomas, Ole h1ull, Gottschalk, $trauss, Warren, Morgan and over one ithousandl ceuninejit n msician s.of Europe anld A meri cai The testimony as to the immense an periocity of these instruments over all others is emphatitc, overwhelming aUd indisputable. RENTED UNTIL PAID FOR. 'These Organs are now offared p P r.chas ers by mont-ly instalments of fron SS to $1l), or will be rented until t.he 'rent pays for them. Fr'om one to three years time give!. for paymeifnt. s Special redun tien given *to Churmmches, Schools innd P'astors, Ag&nts wantedl everywheue. r.&pna sent on trial to any part ofthe Sout.h. We pay freight bot h ways if Dot satisfactory. BOUTIIRN WHOLESALE D1PT. For tl'o more convenjent supply a Southlern trade i Sonthenn Whmol-.sal. Depot has-boen establishe I at .eavannah. Ga., from which Mealers. Churiches* T[eachers, and the retail trade can b; iuplied at .N. Y. and Boston factoryv rates. Fo r Il; .trated Catalogues,. price lists and f'ull-information, address LUDDEN & BAT1ES, 8ava,nnah,, Go. Manufacturers' Wholesale Agents. mclh 25 3m Neyv Summer Cook. IMPRtOVE~MENT OF 1S79., 'he Safetty EIOT .,LAST' - OIL po- DOES )TOT iJ AV l' r H I7o Perfect.for all J in ds of Uookling an d Hleol .7ng IrQJap, f~i~ a .readlf bIdU relfiabih. The inet 4~atorg, Otove mat46 ansi theo WVHIP MFG.CO __-i__ 1S3Ohestnt t t ?lmin J D~VAL~ WE are~ j1dcattd kIh thi4 bn*i.ek buildr fot'niel'y' ecc'Uied b leasr6. J. iE. .olater & Cjoe whol-e w'i ,iJ ho glad to w,olcohne .our eustomnere pr i 4eti. . WVill.qontinute to . 'leal. in eeg lnerOhanrl ,and wil.1 end svir I eue.,yPt$(1l .~ per utto' - 9 IOu ',QUzEW N F~'rsit . f NAVAS A QUANO . B kY' 8TATEm HOES. P1 DM ONT ' v*QAi SPECIAL ATTENTION IS called to our New, Largo and Well selected Stock of Dry Goods, only a few varieties of whici (for want of space) we mention, to wit : Alpacas, D Victoria Lawns Calicos, Dress Goods, Piquos, Oombries, Cassuneres, Swis, Jackonets, Bleached and Brown Homespun, Cottonades, Plaid Homespun, Linen Drills, Printed Lawns, Ticking, Tablo Damask, Towels, Napiins and Doilies. OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT is full and complete, with all the Novelties and latost stylps in juttpnq, jadies' Scarfs, Fans, Gloves, Collars and CuYs. etc. Wo have just received as Fnll a Lino of Ladies' Misses' and Children's Shoes as ean be found in the State, made especially for our trade, and we res;".ctfully ask the public to examinie before purchasing. Wo have the Largest Stock of Mons' and Boys' olt, Wool and jt4a-N Hats In Town, with some Specialties in Straw Goods. .A full lino of Clothing that will ast'onish cash purohasers. A full stock of Family-anl Plantation Grocerios, Hardware, &c., &c. R.EMEJMBER, WE DON'T BAIT OUIi CUSTO2jF4RS by selling loading atticlos at less than cost ; but we will sell all our goodf at.a LIVING IIOFIT, and as cheap as they cai be bought anywhere. - F. UJDEI & CO. HIOES. GR3AIN CRADLES. PLOWS. april 10-tx3nos NEW FURNITURE! FOR DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP UNEQUALED. EVERYTHING WARR,ANTED AS REPRESENTED. -PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. A now supply of Window Shales, Picture Frames, Pie - turas, Wall Pocl ets, Prackets Mrirrors, Spring 13eds, at tresses, and Cbildren Car riages'. For pr ices,-.call , the iirs. FUTRITT.ET STQEJ Before making your -purchases elsewhere. LUMBER AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE AT MODERATE PRIq1S ALSO '.PREPARED TO MA E TO OJWD . -o U,NPERTAKEIt'S PEPARTMENT. 'keep on band a full supply of Motalio and Rosowood Caegea.rc1 CQins of th. fiuest finiah. Also, a cl4eap stock of Cof|ins. R. W. PHILLIPS. oet 22 IT IS-THE ONLY SEWING MA CHIN* WICH Uitt A .rolf.Throading Shuttle. It has Self-Setting Needle. Never Breaks the Threa4, .Never Skips.Stlitches. Is the. ghtest Runnin. " IT BAS A New and Simple Dvilc# ron Winding the Bobbin, Withot remcvana the strmp from the Jalauco whiecl. nurl with. out Unt~hreadl%~ tha * 'The ELim lt, the Most Durably and p every respeot.the BEST FAMILY SEWINC MACHJNIE The"'NEW AMERICAN" I. easily leatned, does not get out of-order, and will do more wotk ..with lesp.labor than any other machine. Illustrated Cicular furpishe4.on.applicatioen. .AGENTS!!W A:N TED. JT. S.DOVEY, Manager, 64 N. Charles Street.:t1 taor, ]d. J.10. BOA ., Age . e tor 1'-:,i . A VALABE INVENTON WILSON SEWING MACHlINE In workaWp. ~ual to a Ohrodiometer Watoh, au as etegantufns,gas a flrdt%lags; Plpno.U r~Iv. the .hghest.:awardesat the Vienna ana Cetd gx a, sitions,. IT SEWS O *F~JTH P4STER than otie mnachines. Its oealtji9s' unh imlti1 -hra* WIlSON MAONE s* ald in the lte ~taie u the comblnp sles of all the others. The WILQ DINI ATAoHMNT' for oigall kindsofpar1g TH.99N TONILS ;si. P Ih