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LOCAL ITELIAGEN4a / SATURA Y. Decede ,. 182 Plain 1a ~ts-J. L. Mimnaug. ii -One Man's Cash-Ludden & Bates. The Holidays are Comning-C. Bart & Uo. - Chapter ideting-P. tandscker, Secretary. - Loca Briera. -The cotton-seed oil mill at Chester - .s ab6iit to begin business. -The price of cotton is still dis couraging to the farmers. -Keep your stock under shelter and -well fed during this weather. -Many farmers haven't sown their wheat yet; lots of cotton to pick, too. -Wood choppeis are in' demand. They are slow to contract; want to bull the market, ierhaps. -Eggs and~ chickens erad etting scarcer every day and the Nices Ir. ndzireasing accordingly. * . -The Great Western Uniezi Five Cent-Cigar-none iike it. Trv it. At F. W. Hn od -Sportsmen with their imirderous gun and entangling nets are after the partridges in lively style. -The lah-de-dah cigarette-smoking young man may properly be defiued as 9-third-class male matter. -The weather we have bien having for the last three days gives- the wood piles mdlloping consumption. -W"you wish to buy your goods uenp visit our advertisers. These are the places to ger your money back. -The Frick Eclipse Engine is ac knowledged to be the best engine made. Sold by R. J. McCarley & Co.? -The Legislature has 'diio ]ienm in session a few days, and it is reported that daintits are aleady on the rise in. Colnumbia. - -A number of voung gentlemen went to Columbia on Thursday eve-I ning to see Keene at the opdi house. But they didn't. -The southern-bounmd train has bc it coming on time for some days-mnuch to the satisfactionm of traveling peopie and everybody else. -The Senite aid the House met in joint assembly on Wednesday, aut: duly canvassed the vote for govemnior and lieutenant-governor. -A new arrival thii d4. of Hostet tes-Bitters, Tolu Rock and Rve. and Bass's Royal Ginger Ale, at F. W. ahenicht's. -Those people who wat to know why printers call the boy "the devil" can readily bring- themselves to tnder ~stand it by employing a boy for a few days. * -The -trustees of the University /have determined niot to elget a presi dent at this time. Professor McBride wi-continue to act as chairinan of the faculty. -Those of our readers whio are in-4 terested in fruit shuould tyim and int ~pect their- trees now, as this is thse best season of the yeaf for planting) and p--uning trees. I -The ltev. HI. B. Pratt, foInneirly of this place, preached in the Presbyte r'an church at Lancaster last Sunday. - t is understood that he has been called o t-the pastorate of that church. -Justyecehiiui direct from the im porters-on'e cask of 1875 Cognt6 Brandy. 1874 Jamaica Rum, 1870 Ralii sey's .Scotch Yhikey, best Hollamnd . swan rtin, at F. W. Habenicht's. *I -Some einius~~is about to invent ft "vacuum gnu." If he meanus an tin: o aded gun he ought to be stopped at once, for it is this sort of a gun that is always killing sme fellow who "didmit know," etc. * -Thanksgiving Day was not mudhi ~observed in Winnsboro. The National Bank and the postoffce were closed, -and services were fimid in hd morning in the Methodist and in the Associate Reformed.church. Otherwise, the day *went off about like any other. --~Messrs. Hardini Bros. have taken the store formerly occupied by Messrsy. James Turner & Co.; aiid will there open a jiocery. Nieksrs. Turner &. * Co. will temporarily occupy the stoif neit to.Mr. Charles gulle'' and iill ~then use .the one Mr-. Creight is build-: WxrDI-Two first-class~ salesmen vanted at Mimnaugh's. Fifty dollars per month salary. -Mo~Er WArrED.-Mr. dno. L. Mim't. nuhannounces, that he will continue. -to shi off his istlire stock at very low~ fures, and he waaiti etibddy to come and see him. Give him a call. SAUSAGES.-Everybody likes good, ~fresh pork sausages, and these can be obtained from Mr. J. Clendining, who has just received some tiat caniidt be surpassed. We speak from a personal experience._ ____ PosmrvE NoTICE.-Those that arei indebted to the unidersigned for d'eiil work donme in good faithi will noW please come forward and settle at once. 1have given ample timile; and now~ re Squest piompl pdymnent, as money I, - edZ, and money I must kave, to. meet my obligdtions. "A word to the wise." * I. SxrsdN, Dentist. TAXPATERS' ME ETING.-Pulrsuant to ~the call of the trustees of School Dis SNo..14,a meeting of the taxpay was held in the Town Hall on ..~udaymorning. Mr. James A. was called to thechair and Mr. fW. Huey was requested to act as *ecstary. After a brief interchange ieks~ a -motion wa disde, and nimously adopted, to levy a special * ne and . one-half mills. The TH9 iit*MsrrY ALtM.t.-A re tnion of the alumni; sftidents and Ulcers of the 864ith Caruliia College and Univetsity will be held in Colum Ui (n Wediiesday, December 6. te aluuiini will meet in the College bhaeel at eleven o'clock in the niorning. The Hon. Thomas M. Ianckel, of Charles toin, a 6ieniber of the class of 1840,. will deliver an oration before the alumni and the pnblic in the *hail of the House of Representatives at eight o'clock in the evening, and a ijAiquet for the alumni and special guests will be given at half-past iiine o'clock. The occasion will be one of much interest and profit. THE GRIN CRoP.-From our ex changes we learn that the grain crop! all over tlit State has been so great during the present year that al most every farmer has had to provide additional room to shelter the grain from the weather. It is estimated that this State has produced during this yearI nearly thrice the quantity of grain aised in any former year since the w~ar, thus placing our people on a more independent footing than they have been bt for many years past. We hope thaz-they mill het with Nuch.dig cretion as to enjoy this blessing and. not allow themselves to be placed in suh a positiou~ as to be compelled to XIV a lien for provisions to run themi thidtgh anothe- year. RiKiGIOUs SERVICs.-ReligionS Ser vices 'will be held in the different! churchb to-mo-rrow, as follows: Method&b--at 11, a. in , by the Rev. J. S. Connor; at 7, p. m., by the Rev. t A. M1. Chreitzberg, Presiding Ilder ofa the Columbik DistricL The business a session of the fodrth quarterly confer ence will be held on Monday morning p next. Presbyterian-Rev. b: E. Jordan; pastor--t 11, i. im., and 7, p. i. Associate Refohned Presbyterian.- I] R!v. W. B. Pressly,-.services at 1i D'chlck this nornig at ii o'clock on' t Sanday morninki, and at 7 o'clock' on Sunday night. After the Sunday mnarning service the sacranent of the Lord's 6npper wil! be administered. 11 -.dA-T 6' Mus. J. A. McCROREY. Nfrs. Saih L. McCrorey, wife of 31r. 1 A. M1Cborey, Sr., died on Tuesday c U,4; d iii And painful ilness . ai Mrs. NlCrorey waA 4 sisteF ot die late Dr: William Thoi; . iiell known sitizen of tlis couati.; ifid the mother f Mrs: James Beaty; of Winnsboro She had r-eached the age of seventym seven years, anad her life was marked .ni yy the virtues that make up the Chrisa ian character. Cheered and strengtli med by her faith in that holy religion., he U4it her long sufl'erangs with a >atienice aiid fortitude that excitedI eorh sympathy anid admiration. The uneral serv'ices were held at MountI )livet Presby-terian &chr dWednes- I Lay mnorning, edudalcted by the Rev. I( [ames Douglass, and the remains were uerred in the adjoining cemetery. DETIoF COI.. J. D. STROTHER. [nformitht4~ i s beeh i-ecbived of the teath of doi, di. .1). Stietifer; Which ccurred at Vato, Texas, Bli Uilb Nid uit. This annoineenient iIll be sadly -ecbived lv diaaiy in Fairfield, who ~ tusw Coloniel Strother; and knowing eAl~ned to appreciate and admire: We fannaot tlo better thurh rdproddde tdie ollowing triite 't Hlis liiriory; which we find in the Wa'c6 EJtamner: The deceased was a native of Fairfeld~ district, South Carolina, where he litet fMt Nver a half century, a useful and htinotedl itizen, discharging many iimportant trusts eetmnnitted to his keeping by a people who loved him well. Much might here be said of hid meer in those by-gone years, but it would souindlike intbekery over the grat~e of I him, who lived to drink so long and deep of the bitter waters of adversity. Suffice . t to say that in the days of his prosperity he, by kind words and deeds, softened the sorrows of many hearts, and gave with liberal hand to every enterprise that had for its object the interest of his commulnity or benefit of his fellow man. Like many~ others he lived to see the aspirt idtis of( youth and the hopes born of the successes I of manhood fade as the shadows of age iioiiiitticed to gather around him; but through all, the vicissitudes of seventeen years of adverse fortune he never forgot th'e attributes of his manhood, and as a laying huisband, affectionate father, cour teous geaislhiii diiin goad eitizen; proved himself as great in adversity as in piros perity. For weeks before the final end he knew that for him the restless dream of life was closing, andwhen death came with icy figers to lock the portals of life; he went omit into the get beyond withdutI< fear or trainibling. Ad tho~ 'ho knew 4 limi best can well" believ% if .hith lins be Irohd the gi that to our old friend ,t just God *11 it4 out a fitting revwahl ~ his: pure and stainless life. Meisr.v. ?ditors: Please publish the1 following statetr.enat of facts in refer enlce to il.e "desecration" of Itevolu tionary soldiers' graves referred to by "Cassandra" in your lae oE the 28th ultimo. A few days since I sent a man to the jlace where these graves hre, with Instructions to cut down the bushes, viis, etc., that had giowna tp aromadd them; to remove tlid rubbish that had1 accumulated tliere, and to piIeihe rock! scattered around in one place. This man, ignoralnt of the fact, tiat there were more giaves there tilan the one with the elii1e headstone, pulled! down what, iii one place, he thought was the foundation of an old chimney, and in anothsi- ilate only a pile of rock. As soon its I leafined what had: heedi done (and I did not know it util I read "Cassandra's" article), I uii' structed the man to replace at once what he had torn down. This. has' since bed done.- - If "Cassaudra," uapon discovering this ajiyarpnt desecrationi had calide updii me for an explanation, it would hive been as little As he could iave done, and. far less trouble than writing a communication to your paper. Most respectfdlly;. T. IT. A c.1WN -A. W. Boswell, independent cn; didate for insor of New Orleans At the recent election, diid thd indeped dent candidates for the other municipal offices, have served noti'ce of contest on the regular Democratic candidatbe who wie returned as elebied. -S. N. Woodq, greenback candidal or Congress in Iaisaxj haO served a notice of an application for an inijunc ion to restrain the State board of cail vassers fridin granting a certificate of elction to Jude Peters, on the ground hat the State constitution .forbids a ldge to hold -ny other oflide during :he term for idhich he is elected. . Fr this reason Mr. Woods claimns that the ,otes cast foi. Jtidge Peters are void. Ele was elected by 6ver 18400) majoity. -A true strengthening medicine and ieal renewer is Brown's Iron Bittrs. * CHAPTER NEETIN(Uh A EEGULARI ddntocation of Winrsboro .Ul(apter, No. - R. A. X., will a teld in Masonie Hall on Monday evening, he 4th inst., at 7 o'clock. P. LANDECKER, Dec 2-lt Secretary. FANCY GOODS. WE. have just opened the finest ai irgest lot of. FAit Gidsware, that wd ave ever offered. We call especial attckiz on to the impbrted French and Bohemiiih ases and Toilet Sets on our shelies: They re of all shapes and sizes, of all shades nd hues, beautifully decorated with all ie colors of the rainbow. We can fur'ish ses at any pri&d from 75 cents io $5.0o a air, and Toilet Sets at the same figures. CUPS AND MUGS ifii China, highly decorated, of every z ind price, from 10 cents to $1.5. [oustache Cups in grea variety and beau r, at $1.00 for cup an saucer. Also a esh lot of MAJOICA WARE t Pitchers, Mugs, Cups and Saucers, ickle Leaves, Ink Stands, &c. Also fine CUEAMBER SETS, Dnsisting of ten pieces, beautifully decor ed in Black, Blue, Pink and Brown. STATUARY. We ofter finely executed -busts of the ihous Geit. R. E. LEE, in .beautiful d~rian Marble. Admirers of the Old Hf.ro ould secure one of these to perpetuate the emory of his worth. 00NNOh &CHANDLE1E. DON'T nUY A WAGON UNTIL TOU sEE Us: will pay you. ULYSSE G. DESPORTES. iNE- MAN'S CASH AS -GOD LS ANOTHIER' AT OUTHERN M U S I C HoreE. Only -House in America Selling EIRO & ORGAN On the One Price System. NE~ UNIFORM PRICE to ALL, AND THAT THE LOWEST KNOWN, The usual system of telling Pianos and )rgans is for the dealer to charge an Tfibe .e can get for them without regard ti eith r a fair profit or tlai c itstonmer's intdrest. lft weare prodd td i~ that this has fiber leen our mnethod of selfing. For the benetit of purchasers and to se ure them the full value of their money, we stablished at the outset of our business, mele years since, EHE ONE .PRICE SYSTEM, nd to this~ we ittribdte our immense Eidd rosperous trade. Selling on this square asis, renders it imperative that the price le the ver lowest one that can be given: 7 are pledged to this. .We always have lorie it, and we always will do it. -it's our reed and our practice. Nd other Piano and ) an House deals on this principle. oi prices, in plain figures, are p ied on ve -imstrument A child can bu~ as loW a t sharblest trader. All other Hlouli ive "high friges and give discounts." The "One Vtice" system saves time in ;rading, anui is the only satisfactr way to uer and .seiler; for, on tihe hi price m discount system, even though 'te cus omer bugs, he' is not sure that he has UJota dom prices. ADICE TO .PIANO ANSi ORG-AN U'YERS. $dy quick:, Whyr? B~eause an adtid~ n price is almost certain. Pianos and )gnsart tn a boonm: The demand er ,ees the su pl. All the factories are .be~ dud orders. Dealers with cash in hanid annot get instrutniin as fast as wanted. Prices of material ant.1 labor are advancing. Tme present low priceis of Pianos and Or eans cannot contne d and will not agat ule in the next ten ymrs. Those who buy now will save money. Large contracts just nade with manufactui-ers will enable us to 7uate present priqes until Januiary .1st, 1R&. After that we can promise nothmng. Delays are dan gereus. Mannificenmt tk now on hand. Seeen Gran7Xakers. Over 200 different styles now in our warerooms. Jlegant Pianos $200. Beatiful Or0 n ps. Easiest Instalment Terms. Sen on trial. Every inducement that any respon mate House can offer.. Competition withn the world. Don't fail to send for our Cata logues and fall Priee Lists; i%82: Address Ludden &~ *ete soUTHE1i4 EkUSi0 nOUS: S A VA NN AH; G A. Tem rme Pla na nOn Dennt of the Souith SALE AND 1EED STABLES LOOE OUT! Wxnxsroic, S. t., Nov. 13, 18R'.. All persons knowing themselves indebtI. to the undersigned, aidc. whose notes fell . due ofi FIRST of OCTOBER, had better I settle them at once, as I will force collec tion. I have also just receiv"i forty lend of fine Western horses afid mules, amdhg them some good saddle and harness horses; iid some good brood mares. Also some extra fine ifiare mules, sixteen halids high, and *ell liFke, which I will iell at fair price1 or sba fur old fit horses or mules A. WILLIFORD. A FAIR FIELD .A.GIJ W5 AEU!! WE HAVE Yow MECEIVtb OUR Pdl Stock T !,ND ARa REA)y evon INSt.iMTiON. EVZlY bNPAIIENT OF ONtf STORE IS Ft$L AND COM PLET, ANID. WE ARE DtTEit*MNED TO MEET TSE MARKET B IN EVERYTHING! B AS WE GUARANTEE BOTH PRICES AND GOODS We hope all parties will call and q emumine our Stock before purchas ng. We think we can show a line - f goods as complete, as pretty and s cheap as were:EVER OFF.EPED N THIS MARKET. McMA5TSR. BRICE& KETCHIN. - b NET TillMYUYS C A NOT WV ITHSTA NDING 2 ~ALL THE ADVERTISED jIflRGAINS, f Our custom3Fa mhay rest assur~tha toe *ill not be undersold iUy any other houe in town. Our motto has been, and still is, 'QtiC SALES AND~ SMALL PRuF1TS2 Wu offer, fois tla ET THIRTY DAYS, great bargains lii DRESS G OODS; LADIES' diL0AN; SHAWLS; SACQUJES, tIiLtest Styls df iSN ISAID, NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS; Owing to jhe ertreel nariti weath ei-, we will soll all of our NENTS' and YOUTila' CLOTHING at the most astoliishingly ioW jii-icas. We do not wisi y'dIi to buy unleSs fully suited; aii will i-Efiiiid the tidney fois any urisatisfactoisy purchase: P. L ANDECKSB 4# BRO. IT Is A FACT, WE WILL sELIE TOI A Wagon or Buggy for less than anyone in town. ULYSSE G. DESPORTES. UHAT is the dif'erence betteen a V Makerel andi a Woman? Mlack eiel dry up .thben ltet; :but '*binei bihtii sifh ~:f- soibtW else. Talki Stiljfsiheimer's Pure (arn Whiskey aid keep out of daugbh FRESH GOODS V., Ctock of Stape' and Faney Gr( ierigs is largealid coruplete, Li sma I have liesh Mfahkenj Lob;te Sahildi, ported 2114rl flniest.ic Sai dines, Beef. 1lam and Tonattv, Pear ApJdes. Peaches. EvaporaNkd Apple aiil eg!ables, Citron, Raising, Cliin Chow; iniked and plain: Pickles, 1i ct to W. cts.. Worcestershire Sance. P'ey >er .sauce, Ctsu ps. Extracts Van:ill aid Lemon. ;i,-es. Oatmenl.GettimnE Macaronui, Cheese. Stamdard and X2 Sod Biscuit. GingWPa' S i and C:ilkez Ni6-5acs. Animals, CTeq. Sngn -akes. The Briiswick Iwpn can Vassed; 'ery fine. JUMBO 11atis oes abend' of a ham, camvvased, milil mugar cured; two ceits less in price muall Ttiirues. Invite attention t< tny FoURS. Patents and Clioic Fimily, Hlndunts Grits. Meal. a] raies Sugars, Roa.ted Coffee. Goldei nd Dark Rios. Oli Government .ava 'erv old and rh. KENTUCKY Sad Vlet, several styles. Buggy and Wygoi larpesT, Lime., Breeching. Colhiri ridles and WHIPS. HUBS, Spokei aid Rims, Potware, Woodenwaire toneware. 300 Bushels RED OATS VHEAT BIAN. J. H. CUXHINGS. NEW' R 0 CE R. ES1 EW ORhAANS MoLASSES! EW ORLEANS MOLASSES! EW ORLEANS MOLASSES! -- EW ORLEANS MOLASSES! NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES! NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES! FCKWtAT FLOUR! UCKWHEAT FLOUR! UCKWHEAT FLOUR! UC&WHEAT FLOUR! - UCKWHEAT FLOUR! UCKWHEAT FLOUR! t W ORLEANS MOLASSES! EW OR LEANS ]jOLASSES . EW ORLEANS -OLA5SS! NEW ORLF.A7$ Li NLASSES! NEW ORLEAi S MOLASSES! NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES! dCKWIHEAT FLOUR! CKWHEAT FLOUR! IJCCWAAT FLOtR! BUCKWHEAT FLOUR! BUCKWHEAT FLOUR! Neither of which can be surpassed hi ality.. CalI early. D. B. FLENIIKEN. TRUE BILL! We are inot opening the largest eck EVERl offered it- the. Boro, t certainly a little iger than .M. 1MAiN & Co. ie opene~d before, and we think a O~t AND SEN - ASK OUR P~idES. We call especial attentior, to our ~res Goods, Dress Trimmings. andkerchiefs, Ladies', Missses' an'd bildrens Hociery, Colbarettes,.Etc. sk for article niot titoned. ReiTsinbeir IEGLER BROS. SHOES and BAY STATE SHOES. A1NING TO YOUNG MEN. Sii' Do not bay until you see our obby Siiits, Latest Style Hats and ne Shoes, baud or machine sewed. J. M. BEATY & Co. IFER AT LOWESTi Pfl.ICES ~i FL'L LINE dF [lARD WARE U tRACE CHlAINS, Lock Chains, Sta; LChains, Log Chains, H~ater Chains itretcher Chains anid Breast Cliains. 'ow, Rolle and S3a!ing. Horse and Mule Shoes. Grindstones, Shovels and Picks Iron Heel Plow Stocks and Coi Shellers We are agnmt's for Watt's and Palmer' lws and Castings. Our stock di Shelf Hiirdware athd ClI~r: ery' complete B~re.Loading~ Shotguns. always 01 tiiid, with a full line .of Powvder, Shol Erass and Paper Shells and Loading Jbil .leents-al low for the Cash: (4 efe ageilts for The Laffia & Ran O~di@ Company', and will sell Piwder t he tiade *t tri-de 'prices and isse tiiem tb *reight. J. F. MlkiAT E R4'C6 SADDLEs, BRIDLEs AN~D HABNrEs8-WA lown yonder." .... ULYSSE G. DESPORLTES. ANNUAL MEETING. CEinArrET COLUMBIA AND AUGUST. RAILaoAD CornY~. COLUMBiA, S: C., November 20,1882.. H Ainual Meetiiig of the Stockholdei flices of the Company on Wednesday; 61 day of December, at 11 uelock. C. BotENIIGH'r Secretar. :NGLISfl SADDLES FOR $5~, $6, $7 AN 10. Kentucky Spring Seat Saddles f< pr. ULSSEr a nESPORTES: jTHE HOLIDAYS AWlk NOW IS' tE *INME T I FiNtST VARIETY OF.YROPIC FRESH CARGOES BANANAS, COCOANUTS, .. OR NORTBEJR APPLES, FIGS, PEANUTS. RAISI] I ORDERS FILLED N C r: LIGHTNING LEAVES 11i YW c tibliTE) I LEAVES TWO HO MA'f THEJ MGH TO WASHINGTON VRYTING.eleawthe track for the Lia Express, all Cmj eeneces v theW drawn by ittle E Uiat run ith'wind I trick or get - On ii' arrivg1 6eeutly. in.New York, I espeuial in Stocks, blders of which solemnl) seue'ntl~ must have been Good a iidihg a great many people to raise mo SELLING OU th1 8idi'o V 1ST1," I invested alli sessibn bj n bly raiseyhe arriva areittl ylaige tok-purchase a controllin had all mg goodt shipped free of freight, with C1RhoMos 1TI I have no room to tell you of aU the goods everything usually found in a large iregh, .wna iyvru~ wning thef1 SELL OUT And make a good.living profit. I cannot] profit. I want it positively and distinctly und want to nhake inoney but of the people of Fair vice ~I! 'oh Vt' at1an s te d , . d..s~ Piedmont Air-Line, wvhy call arid by dn hun furnish you with a free pass to the Chreston Very respectfully, J. W3OESC] THE BEST IS TOCL L. SA M CdNGNESS STREE' Who has flow on hand the IARdEST FALL AND WI] E has ever had in stlire. This St~ock 1MzRYGOODS, CL0T'n'rx, BOOTS, SHOES,. Ini Ladies' Dress Goods i have the fmne dar. in Gents' Furntishinig Goods and Uhdei vraiety.Jand high qual ~y cinnot be surpa MClothing has been most carefully s< eatisfad dn. . All my goods haeve been 'carenlly bout possible prices.anA.f.F Messrs. 0. Y. OWINGS adA .F always be glad to uise their best endeavoi The patronage of the public is respeetfi JUST RECEIVED, I CHEESE, CHEESE, CHEESE No. i, 2 and 3 Mackerel, in kits, bar rels, half atid <juarfer bai-rela. Smoked Halibut-Something Choice: Sugars, Cofiees and Teas, ice, Flour and thii Goods. Irisli rPotatoesCanbage, Apples and Onionis; -With gtood iunry oier gobd thihgh; an1 of which will be sold at a sinall ad 4ance for cash. 8. S. WCLFEK h LUMBER.I ~XE are prepared to fill all orders for V'Lumber, and ws respectfully so lije a shiare 4f the gliblid patronage. All orders will be p.romntly met. Address . T. W. BiYLE & BRO1.,. ror J.~.BOYLS; PCO=O;. AlE ) PREPARE FOR THfE 'AL YR T IN THE MARKET. EVtRY WERK A.GES. MALAGA GRAPES. i FRUITS. iS, NUTS, CITRO. CtRANTs. - ITH DISPATCH 9A1?D & co'. CflARLESTON, S C. Aead: T11u- Tabia, EXPIESS JI S LA TE R ANP; MNING EXPRESM THREE HOUR&. iited. anl as LI travel on1 b Limited - who rave by ound great excitement lb all asred nie were hot v ar m a adv n?g of the great cldtfent,ai my wo d the pretext o r ATFCOST a non the ant pos of German in g g interest in the PdiiftAt'.insa everalhandsome 310WN IN. now in stoel Siffiient tb sa I have Air She d tr AT COSTS ay rent anid clerks withdai niakinig -4 rtood that I am here to sta-. I do not ed anld then take Horace Greey's ad: . .~ N i Aon't thinikI am Boss of tba i d alars' worth vf god-n-I will Fair. UELSY [,WINNS OU ~a best SELECTEi) STO'CK O1' ~TER GOOD38 eo'mprisea all the Latest Styles oa NO TIOKI; EATs; TI OjFES; ET'U.; E TCs t and fullest line ever seen in many a wear I h~ave an assort'ment that foi' se any where. ,,tr ho~tel; and is sure t ieetr bt, and i shall sell at th~e lowes8t ~EMNG are with me~, anid they will s to pldsse our customners. illvaolicited. . SAMUELS. ~ROSBY MiITARY'INSTITUTE. . 3US3T, A. 3L P3TNh1ALk EASERfILLE, E$ . !r SEND FOR CIRCULARS BUY THE PALMETrO WAGON OF UJLYSSE G. DESPORTES.* -All parties wishing- to purchass ~ngnes and~ gins wvill please give us ioi orders at'once, so as to hard tnil here in time for dottain ginning; as it takes fifteen to twenty days to get them from the factory. * R. J. McCARiEY & Co. JOB 'iPTIGr. All kinds ot JOB PRINTING~ snel 4 Letter Heads Bill HeadsEnvelopes; &c., &tc.. done in neat styje and very CiIAR a Trum Nis .&j 1