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TIE NWS AND HERAID *~wflNsI3ORo, S. V. BATURDAY, .7uly9~0 : j : . Dj v-Y AN nAL, EIPTt. "xo. S. fE rxoXns. AIsopAIs -nvou. TnE New York Times says of Jef' Davis' book: "As a sur)miary of the Confederate arglmnlt on the right of the States to wlithdlaw from the LitIQln It Is a masterpiece." Tn E .latest addition to agricultural implements in England is the "steam digger," which is a combin~ation of the plough and spade. It. the short space of an hour, and at a working cost of five shillings, It will turn over an ecro of ground, and that, too, in Such a way as to produce superior cultiva tion. The inventor claims that It will do as much work as 370 men in a day. It appears to have Withstood very ex acting tosts. The President Still Improving. An official bulletin issued at midday Thursday says that during the pre ceding twenty-four hours the President had continued slowly to Improve. The fever increases at night ani diminishes in the morning. The President took morphliie, and eat oatmeal with relish. The wound is yellowish as is charac teristic of wounds of that kind,. but this symptom is not considered inpor tant. The physicians feel that the patient has done as well as could be , expoected, and hopes of his recovery are strengthened by events of the past two days. A dispatch at nine o'clock Thursday evening says the favorable condition of the President continues. Bulletins on Friday reported still futrther im proventont, and all parties are inuch encouraged. Conkling has written a letter of con dolence to Attorney-General MoVengh in which he says all discoad must be hushed in the shadow of this great calainity. The Attempted Assassination of Jackson, Guitean's crime recalls to mind the attempted assassination of President Jackson, which was averted only by the failure of the assassin's pistol to explode. The circumstances of that affair were about as follows: On the 80th of January, 1830, th fmineral ser vices of ion. Warren R. Davis, of South Carolina, were held in the Capitol, at Washington. They were attended by President Jackson. As he was leaving the Capitol with Secre tary Woodbury and others, just as he reached the portico, a young painter, Richard Lawrence, standinag in the crowd, produced a pistol from be *lneath the folds of hi cloak, and alin ing dlirectly ut the Presidenit's heart, wvithint two and a half' feet of himt, pulled the trigger. rThe pistol snap ed. anid quic~k as thought, he produced a second weapon and snappled it. also without effect. President Jacksont, raising his 'lnne, rushed upon Law rence with the ferocity of a tiger, ex claiminig, "Let me go, gentiemeni, I can defentd myself." Lawrence had al ready beet) knocked down and dr'ag ged out, anid was hurtled off' to thte prison. On the examination, his In sanity was clearly proven. le refais ed to obey his counsel, claimted to he King of Englanid and America, and dlemandedl of the court to know why It assumed to jndge his case. - Hegave as the treason for his deed that Jack -sont hade'aused his father, the King of Enagland, to lose maoney by the bat tie of New Orleans ; and lie had asked the Presidenit for mnoney, which being refused, hie said he had tried to kill him. If' released, he said lie would task for money again, and would be suare to kill the Presidet Iaext time if refused. All wvho knew him testified to his inisantity, and lhe was confined in a madhtouse, wh~ere lie lived, It is said, for forty years after. Party feeling at the time was run ning high, and mnany persons attribut ed the deed to Clay, or Caihon, or other Presidential atspirants. Old Ilickory hiauself' believed tIl at first. The pistols were both percussion, and botht were discharged subsequenttly on being re-cap~ped. The President's es cape was a miracle. T1hae details of i neol n's assassinationi need not be related here, as they are matters of contemporaneous historv. Guiteau is evidently a madman, i~e has beeni a reformer, temperance man, political sp~eaker and dead beaIt genter ally. About t wo monthIs ago his claim for a pension was dlisallowed, on the gtound lhat lie was insane, and acting under the delusion that lhe wvas an ox Federal soldier. His trIal, inm any event, will bo literesting. ~What Oniteau May Accomplish. Reports of President Garfild's coni dition grow more and more favorable; and it Is hoped that the wvould-be assassini's ball after all touched no vital part. The chances of his recovery are enhancod b~y his strong consetitution and his temnper'atebabit of life. Inidisations * bnow are thaut hie .wil.j recover, It was easy enough to foretell the conse quences of his -death. -This wold~ have elevated to ithe Presidential chair * ~ a mere accident, ,aereature of circumn stances-and of Conakling. Under Arthur the al,warts would have'be come suptemne. Conklinag, not A rthutr, would have dictated the course of pol1l tics; and the South againt have beeni made th~e target for slader, abuse ad * oppressioni. We believe, however, * ~ that thue disgust of the best Northern * people at the elevation of Arthtnr * * * woild have ultimatelyv ruined the Rie pulblican panrty, amid paved the way fot -akDemnocratle triumph ini 1884. *. wam hhe adinnistration of Grant that' mjiade F Tilden a possibility and Hamipton a fact In 1876, butt the 1o1th first had to. [ pass thtough a fiery furnace. 8o: P A rthtrisn would doubtless, have -In. 1 filted a severe blow- upon. Southern progress, tohe fit its turn succeeded by a popular upheaval. - If Garfield recover, as it is hoped he e will, for his own sake and that of -the - otountry generally, the outcome cannot . be conitdeultly predicted. The awss sin's bullet has drawn ltin much Dearer to the great heart of the people, I and to-day, n.ot only strong men, but r women and children who, three, 3 months ago, looked upon him as the, a iincariation of all that is evil towards the 6o-uth, are now offering fervent players for his recovery. Not for po- H litical capital they 4o it. Public reso lutions and official telegrams might be t atspected of Insincerity; but the kind. ly sympathy and the words of-. hope extended In the privacy of every household, testify that in afiliction all V mankind are kin, and that Garfield, f the poor sufferitig invalid, ims.. won i his way, where Garfield the strong ' ruler tight never have hoped to enter. 1 Were it not for politics, we could 1 confidently hope that Guiteau, unwit. tingly, has done more to destroy see- C tfonalisim and party rancor than all the efirts of all the peacemakers com bined. We cannot see how President M Garfield, if he recover, can have aught a but hind feelings towards the people b of the South in return for the syrnpa thy they have shown him. Nor can they in their turn, hereafter, have it in their hearts to denounce hin, without the gravest provocation. Under ordi nary cireamstances we might expect i the inauguration of an era of good ?r feeling. But politics means bread and k meat to politicians, especially at the North; and when the next campaign opens we fear a repetition. of foriner crusades of calumny and mnisrepresen- n, P4 tation. Will President Garflcid, in IT that case, reveal himself as a man or as 01 a.politician? Will. he remember this " n kindly sympathy, or will he dight it for party purposes? Ile has it, in his D power to conciliate the sections, and "j thns to secure further honors for hini- a1 self. We shall see whether he accepts ge or refuses this golden crown. REOORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIfE WINNSBORO NATIONAL BANK, W INNRBCJ)0. in the Etate of South Varolizn, at the tlise of bupiness, June 30th, 1881. RESOURCES. ce Loana and discounts, S 86,927 72 Overdrafts, f V0 40 of U. S. Uonds to aceuro circulation, 75,000 00 Due from approved reserve . agentp, 10,16(1 34 Due from other National Banks, 2,050 2', la oul estate, furniture and fix tures, 1,808 45 Current expenses and taxes paid, 2,748 4,e UhbeeI a and other cash itoe, 32 Oi"'re Iiill of other Banks, *'3,478 00 es Fractional pauper 0 u r roen o y nickels and pennies 24 24 Specie 1,672 70 Legal tender notes, 3,8t>0 00 at Redemption fund with U. 8. pal M~'reaburer t5% of circulation), 475 00 "I Ti Total, $188,863 4 tO LIABDILITIES. Capital stock paid in, $75,000 00 Surplus fund, .15,.1 00 Undivided profits, 10,111 24 F' Niational Bank notes outstand-p ing, 04,100 00 Dividen da unpaid, 232 0 Indivianal deposits subject to cheek, 24,192 97 Duo to other National Banks, 227 33 1 Total, $18 883 54 ETAtTE Or SoUTH ditcuotist. S Countvy of Fairfield, as: r n I, T. K. ELLIOTT, Cashiierof the above P3 namrnd banik, do sob mniy swear that the u: abovoes'atemaent is true to the best of mny y' kniow imige and helief, C T. K ELL10OTT, Cashier. ttc Subscribed and sworn to before me thie 7th day of JTuly, 1*81. WVM. N. CuBa15nin, Notary Putlio. CoRRncT--Attesti W. R. RGflERTSON4, er JTAS. H., RL.)N. Directors ei JAMES A, BRIICE, jily 9-f l-i Free to Everybody! w Y .oJ A BEAUTIFUL BOOK for the ASKING eu By applying personally at the nearest t ING CO. (or by postal card if at a dia- n tance) ceny ADULT person will be pre- P sentedi with 'a beautifully illustrated copy P of a Now Book entitled . . GENIUS UEWARDED, e a --Qn THE STORY of the SEWING MA CHINE containing a handsome and costly s~teel 0 engraving fronutispie.ce, also, 'i.8 finely en-.t graved wood ents, and hound In an elab- a orate blue an I gold 'ithographued cover, b No charge whatever jain mdo for this hand- P some book, which can be obtained onlyt by aplhication at the~ branch an1 sunbord.i- e nate offices of The Singer Manufacturing Co.P THE SAINGER MANUFACTURING CO. J Priritipal Office, 34 Union Square, may 17-y .. Now York, ,3 Sr.DS THAI SURPRISE ! e TDHE FARMERS' "B~ONANZA."e from anythnnu ever grow hsrJr deic lout rw or )on of ed a hnl ben alf e, as by chi- n fdder pant, dc. Red uS et, an1r. Coban Qer nar terne el n ust imporfei darget varietd sdapr s for Very carce.o~l.co Muskm 10lontarges' scnown 2to8 feet on-i ~ftnJ rn i . et avor eary, proltl colidn- on eatie in every wa, ihts paer tl h te ypf for isie or stock, ewe. a paer ". eta a ouun. T et, o.a plant to .dsaeo two das 10 tl12 ft aipaner, al1 the above aunt for 0ioeaeh (rI AddIress 0. R.GO LUERT &(!O. AtIdagete.\s.' - efe lion. w. L. Cathoun, Mayor of SPECIAL NOTICESeS. No DANGAR IN TAKING Mav- APPL LIVEn 11Ls.-They are harmless to the mnost delicaito rsob, but 3o pe netrating that they clear the V6nDi Of all impuritie%, ad gently excite the ver to beslthy action. Price 15 cents per box. old by all druggists in this county, 8a1,14A, ALA.. April 8, 1878. Nir. J. P. Goodwin. Agent,--Dear Mir: I take leasure-In st ating that I have used your Mledl ated ttock Feed on a very poor cow, 'with rent success. bhli looks much better now, ives a great deal more milk, and is muc1 sul erior. I therefore recommend this medicine ) all who wish to improve their 'tock, cattle nd horses, as it is truly what it Is represented be. Very respectlully, A. KAYSRI. EuFAUJA. ArA., July, 1878. Mr. Shoenfeld : I! uid ole sack of your Stock 'eed on my cow, with very satisfactory. re. tilte. She hrd recently dropped het calf, and 'n lin a poor cond'tion. and iy the.use of 'your tock Feed she was rapidly improved in flesh ad milk. Very respectfully. 0)O. II. DENT. Sold by the druggists of thil county, Dr. A. It. Norton, of Savannah, writes: I as Ire vou it affords mne plensure to give' my ap royal and-errtlieato in favoi. of your Lung estorer, having given it a fair trial in a num. or of caes where it, proved success in -the reatment of Bronchitis and Consumption. Iva.years ago ny wife waq.t far gone. in Con timption. she had been conflin - to her bed the P eater part, of the time, for kix months with lectic Fever every day and I had but little opes of her recovery, but by perseveranco Itl too blnasngs of Qod, her Lungs are. now trfectly sound. I gave her no other Lung edlcine than yours and a cough syrup I make. have generaliy given them togethor so I have rong faith in boil). I succeeded in -ctring a umber of Ikopeless cases and regard Brewer's ting Itestorer as a valuable preparation. lease send me per express three dozen as I am' early outs Send bill at satue and I will remit roptly. Wishing you good succes, I remain, Tours respectfully, A Ii. NOITON, M. D. orner West Broad And Barris Sts.. Savaniah, ceorgia. MhAcow, GA. Messrs. Inar. Itanhin &Lanar. Gentlemen: One bott of Drewer's Lung Itesterer cured te of Brenchith. in a week's time. I will want few more bottles soon. I intend keeping It in 1y house all the lime, as I consider it a valua e medicine. Yours respectfully. fEN itY DAVIS. Sold by the Druggists of this county. CoL.\Iuss. GA., April 12, IST. Dr. C. J. hMoffet t-Dear Sfr--My wife and my If are satised that the life of our. teething ibe was saved by the use of your Teethina 'eething Powders). when other remedies had iled-to reitee him. We have Pien- delighted th the spe Iand permnanent relief given one of r children from aerero attack of Cholera Morba.. !ethina is indispensi.'e to u3, rind should bo ,pt by toil parents having small children. Rfespectfully, etc., ESH.WI1T ,HSS . Wtfi'T, Foroman Enquirer-Sun. IT IS A WELL KNOWN FACT nong physicians that Buchu Juniper an.l irera Brava in colnbination are the beit mediPs in the world for disease of thtv Blad ,r or Kidneys, and that not less than one-half the hum-in family.. both male and female. ifier from derangement of those organs and 'glect or n.i1 to use proper remedies hurr any to untimely graves. Numerous cmh. iions have been tried for Gravel, Brick Dust. posits, Bright's-DIEease, Weaknes in Back 1d hIps, produced by derangement. or B.adder id Kidneys. but, no4o wilh iuch happy results I tankin's Extract of Buchu and Juniper. It iu stiffer from any disease of those organs, t a bottle-one or two '.i ill rell-ve vou. Prepared only by Hulint, Rtankin '& Lamar ruggists, Atlanta, Ga., and for sale by all ruggists. T#Vr A ri __ TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. We have been selling "Swift's Syphilitic Sps tel for years. and regard it. far superiur to vthing known to selence, for the diseases it recommended to cure. We have never known, a single failure 3. J. CA8IFL8. Thomasvllle, Ga. L. F GOtEEH & Co . Forsyth. Ga. III'NT IANKIN & LA AIt. Atlanta. Ga. PEm13 bitTON, SA MUELS & REYNOLDS At Esta, Ga. - ATLANTA, OA.. JUIly 1,. .l' We have bien using "Swift's yphilitic Spe. le" in tho treatment oi convicts for the last nir, and believe it is the onty certain know'i ne4&tthat will effejetan permuanent enre of dis es for which it. l recommecnded. OIIANrf. ALEXANDER & CO. 81,000 REWARD Will ha paid to any chemist who will find.,-on .alysis of one hunudred bottlea of 5. 8. S., onie rttee of mercury, iodie potassitnm, or any neral substane. JE laWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propric re. Atlanto. Ga. 40ld by all laruggists. Jall for a copy of 'Young Men's Friend." EAlts for the iYILLION ! 30 CIIQO'S BALSA M of SH Al'S OIL sitively IRestores the Ilcaring. a nd is the only Absolute Curn for Deafness Known. This oil is. extracted frorn a peculiar 'ecies of sinall i nfT'E Sn1AtIE, caught in e Yellow isea, known as Carehaercdon )acdli. Evtry Chinese fIsherman lows it. Its virtues as. a restorative of nring were discovered by ai Buddhist ,iest about the year 1410. Its cures were numlmerous and maniy so seemingly smi eulous, that the remedy was ollicially oclaimied o'vet the entire Emipiro. Its :o becemne so untiversval t hat for over 300 a noi Denfniess ha's existedl amnong the linese people. Sout, charges prepaidi, any add ress at 51 per bottle. Only imnpor ted by HNAYLOCK & CE)., Ie Agents for Americc. 7 Dey St., New York. Its virtues are unquestionable and its rative character absolute, as the writer n personally testify, both fromn experi ce and1 observation. Among the many readers of the Reeieto one part and another of the country, it probable that numbers are afflicted wvith ~afnesa, and to such it may be said: Write at once to Ilaylock & Co., 7 Dey ?edt, New York, enclosing $1, and you ill receive by return a remedy that will tablo you to hear like anybody elese, and hose ourative effects will beO permiandnt, a will noyer regret doing so. "-Flditor Mfercaniilc Retvicw. .jun 25-3mn EfAKING WATCHES. Defective Watch Cases are one of the chief uses of so many watches not being good ne pieces. The cases b'eing thin and not lit, eg well, admit dust and dirt, to the move ent, which soon iaterferes with the riunning tri of thc watch necessitating cleaning, rc airing, &c., andi the amount thus paid out, if pplied toward buyIng a good case in the be nning, would have raved all this trouble and ipense. We have recently seen a case that sets all t hese requirements, it. having been irled for over twenty years and still remaIns rfect. We refer to the JA8. 11088' Patent li~ened Gold Cseo, which hats becomie one the staple articles of the Jewelry trade, ssessing as It, does so man~y advantages over I) other watch cases, being made of twoe envy plates of solid gold over a plate of com. asillona. And we advise all our readers to ask icir Jeweler for a card or catalogue that will 5p)1cn the manner in which they are nmado. It is the only titiffyened Case mnade wIth two lates of gold, seanmless penadabta, and edntre, >lId joints, crown pieces, &c., all of which are )vered by lett ers patent. TIherefore buy no iso defore consulting ai Jeweler who keeps the AS. .BOSS' Patent Siffened Gohld Case,that ou ay learni the dilfrernce betw'een it, and II imitations that claim to be eqully 'good. For sale by all responsi ble Jewelers. Ask to 70 the warrant that- accompanIes each case, nd don't be persuaded that any othier mnke of 'ise is as good. ap 12. TAX RETURNS. AMnw preae to reciv returns . ltairl r'dmesate and personal prop rty owned y thme citizens of Winnsboro, >r the Muncipalyr 18612. jul2CClerk ofConoil. '' LAR6E M0 OEVELOP THE FORM, Sbrn h11or in prt fromn nature or dils. as.-dis Describe case and send stamp 1 ef o1.(oAnaa orehumbug.,Righ ATTENTION, LADIES !. HAVING determin "to "CLOSE OUT".our stock of Spring Dress, Goods, we offer you from this date unusual bargains in same. We have! a complate line of these. good.,, and parties..wil do. wel) to call, ex-tmIsje' and price these beforo. purciasing. We wquld also call your attention to, our line of Fancy Muslin and Linen. Lawns. In white goods weare."Full Up." . Our line of these goods con sista of Linen Lawns,. Victoria LaWrjS, Bishop Lawns, Plain, Plaid and. Striped Nainsooks, Jaconets, Carnbries, Piques, Flain and Plaid Swiss, &c., &o, Laces, Laces, Laces.. Edgings, Edgings, Edg ings. CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR SELVES. McMASTER, BRICE & KETCHIN. may 7 RESH (iRO ERES!o Ut7GA1S'; assorted. Coffees, Rio, i' Lagnara and Old Gov. Java.' Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted. Tens, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder and Young H1yson. CANNED GOOIDS. Pears, Peaches, Piriospples, To. matoes, Salnont, Corned Beef, Deviled Ham.nd Turkey, Sardines, &c. Macaroni and Cheese, Gintrer Pre serves,Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopel Gelatine, Mustard, Black Iepper and Nut! cgs. Baydvin Catsup, Cross & Black well's Chow Chow, Empire C how ;how, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per rin'!sYorcestersh ire Sauce. J. F. McMASTER & CO. A 44 14 SECOND STO CR. -0-o I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT SECOND STOCK OF GOODS, WHICH IS READY FOR INSPECTION. THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF Ladies' Neckwear in the City. THE BEST STOCK OF WHITE Goods in Town. AGENT for the DALSHEIMER BROS., OF PH.I.LADELPHIA, FINE LADIES SHOES. BARGAINS in GENTS', YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING. Respectfully, JT. GRC~EDSCHEIyJ. may 28 -AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT FORESTALLINo. B E IT ENACTED AND OltDAINED _'by the Intendant and Wardens of. the Town of Winnsboro, South Carolina, mn.Coun~cil met: L.That fram and after the passage of this (Ordinan' ' person shall engage in the businesh huckster within the' corporate lhi 'lown of Winns boro, witheun, taning a license from the Town. acil, which license shall be g ranted nm the payment of TWVENTY-FIVE DUJLLAR8 per annum. Any person shall be doomed a hackster within the meaning of this Ordinance who, not being a merchant having a fixed placo of business, shall engage in the business of selling chickens, turkeys, ducks and other peul try, eggs, butter, fruit,. fisah, game and vegetables, net of tl eir own raising, catching or production. ' I That from and after the pa'qa e of tis Ordinance it shall not be lawful for any porson, other than a licenlsedl huck gteor, or a merchant having a fixed place of business within the corporate limit. oft sprid Town, to buy, with intent to sell the. aame within said corporate limits, or to~ ship the same-for sale to places outside thoecorporate limits, any chickens, tur keys, ducks or other poultry, eggs, .but tcr, fruit, fish, game or other- vegetables, not of their own raising, eatching or pro duction. -III. Any person violating any of the previsions of this Ordinance shball, 'on conviction thereof, be fined not exceeding t sum of TEN DOLL~A~t8, or be im lyJsoned riot exceeding TEN DAYH in the county jail or town guard-house, for each and every offence. Done in Council this fith .day of July 1881, and with the Corporate Scal of sai Town affixed. JOHINJ. NEIL, Intendant. Ates: S. CH ANDLIIs, Atet Clerk of CounblL JIuly 7 MSICAL1B0XES -A RE BASPPY HO1tES; "What lins earth dearer in palace or grove. Tbu musto at nightfalfroin lip tha we love." Ahl yes, MuicO, Sweet Music, does make Home,. Sweet Home, 'happier and dearer. and the head of a family that in these days of culture and progress does not place.a. Piano or an Or in his home, depr.ies hinisolf and ru ones of a vast astount f purd'and refitig enjoy. ipent. Our Sunny Eotnthlaim pas in the past. ten. years. taken a wondoifdl step forward in Musical developmeht and. The grand question now being agitated'hiher millions of, home is not "Shall we buy lini instrixuent," but "How and where slall we buy it." And it is a porplexing ques tion, too. - The papers ara now flooded: with flaming advertisements offering won derful bargains of $1,000 Pianos for $297, 17 Stop Organs for $85. One friend ad vises this, and another that,. and so on, until the worried buyer becomes actually afraid to buy at all, lest 1 e be oheated, and so delays until some unscrupulous traveling agent comes along and "scoops him.in" with a oheap, "Rnide" instru ment. which, inathe %%A, proves a source of mortilleation, rather than of enjoy. ment. WHEE TO BUY. HOW TO BUY. THE QUESTION SOLVED, Ours to apswer. Ours to point the place to buy good, honest instruments at h,onest prices. Ours to save buyers front isposi. tion and overcharging. The uissiop ef LUDDEN & BATES' SOUTHERN M U 8 I C HOUSE, The great Piano and Organ Houna of the South, to furnish Southern buy ers with Pianos and Organs from standard makers, at lowest factory wholesale prices. Established in 1870. and now au knimnense Music Hluse. Magnificent Don. bile Store, sixty feet front, three stories tbove basemen.t Two hundred Pianos nd Organs ip.stock. Thovsands of in. struments sold yearly. Our field the Routh. Our customers legion Our capi tal ample. Musicians ourselvor. An army of employee.i. Branch Iouses in 3even cities. Our travelers everywhero. Exclusive control of the best in.traiments in the world. Direct connection with manufacturers. Always pioneers in low prices. Able and willing to compE te with lie world, Pledged and sworn to do it. AND NOW XARK US WELL. Don't waste time answering absurd and deceptive advertisements. It you want nheap instruments, we have them, and at less than the lowest. We compete with Beatty, or Marchall Smith. or any other man, no in.atter where lie lives or how much ho blows. 266 different styles and prices to select from, and suich makers as Clickering, Mathuslick, Arion, Southern Gem, Maaon & Hamlin, Peloubet & Co. and Sterling. Sent on test trial, Low freight guaranteed. Stools, Covers, MXujic and MUSIC.tL JOUnNAL given free. A 1-ittle cash now, and balauco in the fall, is all we want. Special terms for midsunmmer trade. It 0 secoud-band Pianos and Or gans, in good repair, to be olesed out iheap. Write for Catalogues, prices and terms. It will pay you. Address LUDDEN & BA rES, Savannah, Ga. N. B.- Send also for Catalogue of Sheet Music, Music Books, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums, strings, Orguinettes, Zithers and all mimal Mus'cal Instruments. Immense itcok. -Lowest prices. SQutha, may 21. . FROM THE WRECK -0 One Tire Plate, one Tire Bender, >ne Tire Shrinker, three Screw elates, one Bellows, one Anvil, one Vise. One Boxing Machine, cost p18.00, will be sold for $10. Lots of Oval, half Oval' Round, Band, Square and Tire Iron;i Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Carriage Bolts, Tire Bolts and all manner of castings. To lhE SOLD REGA RDLESS OF UJLYSSE G. DESPORTES. may 14 DOOB NEYS FOR THEJ PEOPLEi! FRESH CANNED GOODS AT DONLY'S. POTTED TONGUE, 1'OTTrED 11A M, POTTID CIH ICKEN, POTTED DEEF, POTTIED TURKEY, AND POTTED GAME. FRESH SA LMON STANDAJID 6YSTERS, FRESH 8ARDINE8, ETC. Fresh Pickles, Chow-Chow, WVor cestershire and Pelpper Sauce, Pie Peaches, somnelhing meie, fresh Toma toes, in two and thrlee p~ounId cans. Roastedl Coffees, inI 0110 pound pack ages. French Mixed Mustard, Chunt ney Sauce and Sweet Pickles, CHEAPER THAN EVER. W. Hs Donly. jun 23 TOILET SOAPS! A L .iRGE lot of the cheapest Toilet L.'.Soap for the price ever brought to Wlnnsoo.Call'and be convinced,. Mo A.TE, BICE& KETH,Uf opnila 1Tf GIICARI,-LOTTE 'FEMAbE! 'INSTIIT, REV. WM. R ATKINSON, PRINCIPAL, CRIARILOTTJE, No Co. [Fiom GEN. J. D. K'rENny, Lieutenent-Governor of South Carolina.] CADlEN. H. C., Deceiuber 17th, 18M. As i patron of the Charlotte Fquealte Institute it aifords me p ensure to testify to the. tihoro~glmnanagement of every departmn it. of it, This knowledge is derived from a visit to and pspection of the institute. Strict attention is paid not only to the edti cation but health and comfort of its pupils. Its homelik air impressod me moat favorably. The Rev. Mir. Atkinson. with the aIid of his able and 'accomplished corps of assistants, presents every inducenint to parents who have da'ughters to educate. I hall contin-au to ratronizo the school. J. D. KENNE DY. (From Paop. J. F. LIATIME11, PH. D., of Davidson College.] I can testify to the success the Charlotte Female Intlituto hais attained under the direction of Mr. Atkinson, who has in the three . ears that he Inus been principal, raispd this sohool to the highest plIce along our educational institutions lie has spared neither care nor expense in securing the services of the most acoom lished and experienced teachers, and in mualking a the institute a confortablo and easant home for its pupils. No patron has ever visited the school without being more than ever plevsed with the arrangeients for the welfare of his daughters. From being y resent at some of its examinations and pi rsonally inspect.ng tle work of the pupils thereon, I know that the instruction is titorough and of a % ery high gmde. Dr. B3idez, the Professor of lu'usic, is regaidoo by his pupils, many of whom are anateur lady mutisicians, gradnates in music at other institutions, ns the most idvanced and accomplished teacher of music that has ever conic konth. 3. F, LATISMit, Session begins September 7, 1I31. Terms-$125 M per half session, including EVERY EXIENSE t.o which the pupil is put, except for private lessions in mniuic. GRAN-D OPENING. TO 'TE LADIES OF FAIRFIELD OUNTY; IIAVE just opened and have now.rendy for your iuspection one of the largest aund best selected stocks of MILINEIli, FANCY GOOD8 AND NOTlONS ever brought to this place. MIRS. BOAG, with the assistance of her new milliner, MISS BLACK, of Baltimore. intends suting no paine in these departments, and will replenish and keep them full during the season. A FULL LINE OF DRESS COODS. Buttons and trinmings to mateh. The best and gheapest line of COlISUTS. Also a lot of Linen Ulster's aild tVider. ______ _ -V_9 ~ DAVIS VE RTJICAL FEED SEWING MICHINES. i'"bet i" t"c k""t for'wa" or hensycm fine fnamly s-wving. ONE THOUSAND D)OLLARS 1MWAlI) to any one wlio van compefte with it-both as a m:echine and the raue of work it turns out. Warranted to Wea with any of the first-elas, n-whine oi the market. Two hundred of these Ma, ciines ln use il Fairfield Cutlly., .A.Tso I T SoczE? A fine lot of Planting Potatoes, Onion Sets, kieeds, Corn, Oats: Cheese9, Crackers, Ci'ke!. Candi.. Batmi., lour, Ieal, 11111ns. Siiokinhg and ChOwlnlg p 'Tobacco, Cigrars, fled.tas Ma Irews T -s IaeCaisec To arrive. 15,000 feet ot' Good As-sorted I l mher. Irv Goods, of il kinds, Nillinery, etc., low down to ntko room for a new lot of sprinig Goods.. mar 3 J. 0. BOAG. T-LE "QUEEN BESS" CORSET. iAi The "QUEEN MESS" Corset and Shirtlkupporter is by far the Molt comfortable over introduced. It is a porfeet titting cTsct. and Ias, ne0W iid improved shoulder stralms, easily adjusted toi any desired length. It also has1 the immelngAdy lo.pular~j,_ PA'IENT CL OTH STEEL PROTE( TO1, w).leh not only prev nts the) steelr from'4 ruting, but also rendrs it iniposhible to break the clasips. Warrunted in every par ticular. FOR SALE ONiY by' may 26 J. M. BE ATY & CO. STILL THEY CME B. SUGENHEIMEPs' I do nlot quote irices in tIie per, but give me 1M, call an you wil find than Isell alita tie cheaper* thau tihe cheapest. And 'don'tyu orget it4