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From the Correspondence oftho Courier
Washington Rumors. ~,

- eAnsextfaordinary rumor arose here in po-
litical sirelus on the 9th, that the President
had caused notices to be sent in lis name to
Senators, elect from every one of tho eleven
excluded Southern States, to assemble IN
Washington without delay.
.. 4 thiok the report is true; It came TO me
q; from no.idle source. It accords with other
veil known faets. Some of, the Senators
elect, now here, have, been induced to remain
at the Presidents earnest request: Others,
Ezit.was1known. several days ago, had boen re
q ouested by. the Presidents to come on here.
/. The Radicals. are coquetting with General
aaGrsht; and the General keeps company. with
e<thefn a. great deal. 1t is no secret that the
szfsetion Wishes:to place the soldier before the
pBeople;st once4as its candidate for the next
aaPfesidsney. The No me of 30 popular q man
i; is supposed will give: strength and back
bore to- the Radical cause. It is beyond
s1sauestion that Grant is, ambitious to be Prcsi-
5zdsat, and tits equal true that he is lending
,E aa agF To- the whispers of the fawning Radical
eapoiitieiaps around him; bpt,it is truer still
sS fthatif epnts his fortunes in their hands he
~ besNcrse cheaten. than thu favorite hero
e-yofsthsed edayso old Scott, was in 1852 .ac$g
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Notice..

A Ii Person, having demands agsinst tho Rs.
n tatso Mrs. HARRIET HERRIN, decd.
ara requested to present tho same, properly .t.
tested, by the frat May,to me, for payment. And
those indebted 20 tho said Estate are requested to
mako immediate payMant.!I &, 5lssi
.-f.'s 90 JOHNNIE IIRRRIa, sIdm'or.
eEAsr 81 .,atn4a L. II u
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'i'ExiS:sI ITEXASI TEXAsg!I


TVNIIB tendency of immigration in the whole
u country, North and South, ID now towards
Tsxas. The ds,ire il universal to know more OF
| this promised 'land. A. uewspaper that gives re-
liable intelligence Of axirf here ihe sondition Of
tbb country, etc., should be wUlcsme to Thousands
of people in the elder States. Thi.-hsSspapar Ia
THE HOUSTON. TELEGRAPH,
Published at Hoaatou, Texas. Daily, Tri,Wsskly
and Weskly. Itisa large .dsubla-skoet, of tho
.arls sizs'asthe New. York Hsrsld. Tribune sa.d
World. Besides the news Of the day, It ds1stes
Large space to Texas Intallissnos.! To this de-
partmentsit has over thirty p,id eentributors in
every part of the State, besides an exchange list
embracing oysry paper in The State. It is pub
li'hod ut thofoloxing sratsss l,lg l,ilg
PRa YEAR. PEE xoS7H.
Daily, -$I6, 90 81 so
Tri-Weeklyr u 90 l 90
Weekly, 8 90 SO
And for shorter periods, in proportion.
Mechanics, farmers, capitalists, railroad and
steamboat men. artists, teachers, etc.. como to
Texas and welcome TO horfertiie Aslas and gsni-
q, skies. We hare room for twenty millions, and
will, notbs crowded. sg. al
For the Telegraph, address
j. Z. Il. CUSHING, Publisher,
Honston, Texas.
R. H: GRIrYiS, Bus. Maasger.;
3MT 10 2lt -. ,-.. 1s
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f.f ~ s-
as'e'4 So .stHAa1uxG, eNsreh 51itJ Il $50. -
GENERAL ORDERS, MOL.
r IN obsdisnceto Special Orders, No. 4, .iatsd
Es He.dluartor, Dist. ComnhsioHsr, Bureau
Refugees. Fresduon, &c., for South Carolina,
9ebrusry 32d, 1885, the ahdorIigEed 'asIumcs
tharse Of all matters pertaining to the Freed
nepss Bureaunand all duties connected lhsEeHitiY
in nEdgsasktD DianictGs. -; -; =; .f.as
II. All Contracts now in existence, or <hersaf-
ter to be made, 10 whiol Fruud people are par-
ties, required to bo presented at this Office for
examination and approval. Without such xpp,o.
val thoy are null anu. Tod, and will not hs al-
lowed
III. Matters in dispute, and oasss af alleged
.base, Wherein Frcedpaople are jntoEestsd, must
20 referred to this Once for adjudication. and
i.riet justice will be e.ad oat to all parties with
,ut prejudice, far or favor. ~'.,-r' =
The int0rssts of the Yrsed p.opls will be look
ID after closely. in order tha, they may rseei.s
air compensation for shsir bor,. kind and hu-
aans treatment, and their rights uadsr the law.
But they on the other hsnd will bs required 10
aehavs in an orderly nannor and to work indsi-
'riously to suppo;t themselves and families.
". and Lieut.. GEO p. McDOUGALL is an
nouncod AZ Aijutnnt Of the District. And Asst.
Surgeon TH0S. TURNER, u. S. A.,.as:Medjcal
0Gcar and will hare charge of the Hospital and
hc Sanitary regulations of ths Freed people and
destitute Refusce'. ..s25 F,,g7
F. ;.i. JOHN DRyRREUS,
t;5j4. Btvs.. 1t. Colonel u: :S.H,
A.: 4. Commissioner for BdgoGead Dist. II
Mar 90 At II
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Wet Nurse Wanted.

. young, hearty and healthy WIT
w NURSE-uno with child not over three
or four m,aths old. Awhile woman preferred.
Liberal wages will be paid. Wanted Immediate
ly. Nene but the mast ihaubitalhy hoslthy need.
apply. Apply Mt this ofioe.
= Mar.2O -,-r -. If ~
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aGs Asndgro;in Lynchaurg dosertrg, his. nitfp
few days ago. after;lising lwithrbor 80 years,
besaass sho WIS elS1ossaa fouslf sasai5rir ,sza
VS. wss arrested saa t5takdaeats of
81 SIS aaSsdnsns Baiiiisss BDiiiisss JSisIsis. Bu-
eeaue
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3<a2aP aPkEsInENv zJoliNsoN IypoRsRD By UNION
EfsSobDIEBs==0nzthes2 I'd instant, st. q large
.meetingo of Union soldiers, held at Oakland,
ezaal!eghuny County, Maryland, the following
,as.resolltions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That byno word or act has An
drew johnson forfeited his claim upon The
e2S2canfdencs of the Upiou-loying. people of The
e.;saland.s sHisrsfrmnoss in opposing. the hcresy
:, OF secession VIII, we hope, be equalled by his
S2 firnaaess in opposing the ihsanc measures nd
-sdSScated by saeh hSect ionalists as Skinner and
Stevens, which can have no other tendency
azs than to ALLEVIATE the people Of the. country
sS,sand revive those. sectional anirnosities which
-. brought on, the war =.
se. Reso,gsd, That his, opposition TO negro
- ~. .sasrage meetg with our entire appreciation
= and We pledge ourselves to snpport'no man
y les any positiony either. high ,or low, who has
...:r, favored does favor, or whonswe believe will
.,..1 ever favor negro suffrage in the District o
"a Columbia OF: any other portion Of the United
s-.'ssRssoived, That wercspect and Honor Pres
= .ident ohnson for the gratitude he hasso often
expressed for the service rendered by thc
white seldiers; believing we do land as
certain Senator's do not) that all the honor
.,,allt the credit all tho substantial tokens ol
pFatitude should . not be given to the. negro
Soldiers to ths exclusions OF, the IT white soldiers
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J, Gr Mrs. Jef. Davis, accompanied by Mr.,
.Bpytoa n. Harrison, who; was private secretary
to Mr.. Davis, Las arrived at New Orleans, from
her homen Georgia, uia Mississippi, aud has
takOn rooms at the ST. james Hotel. 1t is un-
dorstood that che is on hor way to visit her chill
dren q 80
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u.s. A white NJ an named slaut, from George:
town, Chic, Masin Cincinnati, a few days since,
looking; after a daughter who had run away with
a negro. -
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OFFICE 4. ASST. COMMISSIONER,
FREEDMEN'S' BUREAU FOR EDGEFIELD
DISTRICT, s. ca.
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rYe Miss Burdctt Coutts, Of England, is so
rich sho cannot spord hor income, or.even give it
away, although she is very liberals sho has TO
employ several secrataries to read her begging
letters.
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= S- Tic Empress q Austria has recently in
trodueed Q new fashion 1t Is to have a diamond,
representing q dcwdrol Gxed to real flower. a
short time since, Her Ajssty Ind in her, hand a
bouquet of white camcius, and on coach, in tho
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t,..,,,, ,S.NIu yors; Ooss,ve,..

aw.bay. l,,d in use ior morlhs Iast one OF Wcai's
n,mn, which ha. given us satisfaction ash force
Ind inns pump lan any we haze ever n.a; iiis r. one
OF great power and 'c adapted for ships asess' Nee ine
r%roa;cs snd EG;i,ray .iurna says: Itisrccoameu-
dcd for its extreme simplicity Of e4n.reiI", great
bSa cun.nnclins like upon The gorkag-pistnn working
=, ryn;,cr , I'd for The purpose within the upper air
chainber-vch ne think great movement, as sl'h'ls
to he drrasel and leak under ron= pressure
~, a. nothing OF the loss by friction incident tar.ln II
@ l.o two air chanLcrs-,hns Tue scor of tlc valve
"a en- soncd upon both sides by ar-prcvcnllns water
hsmmersnl vacuum-hump The valves are very nc.
s,s.r t,ia any pump have ever bscn The Inch ey
Under being worked by children 10 wells ono hundred
t,e, deep anil as they cxfrlnely cheap as well as
simple and strong, We freely recommend thcn:
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SoIoS Eop,SsoS 10 TIE FARMERS CLrB, JAS. -:
= No Farmer who owns awcl or eisern can possibly
afford 10 be- without iron pump; II should be al oi,ee
.uction ard iorcn pumps perfect little cns!nc
one Known as 'l;est's Improved Pumn' H. speak OF
this pump because happen 10 know i 10 be very sim,
pi darabe lwcr and cheap and It. don't . ifeszs ~,
In m1S bc ,ninrir farmers good by speaking OF it y
boy len years old can work it, aih throw continuous
inchand.suartpr sircan. ltcan br made 10 work III
deci, wells az well rs in shallow Glits.'
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II. 3. alcILvlAN.n

"Thc undersigned having used Vests Improved
nnd "a pows r! in raising and throwing water and fo
ier ralc Of scc, security against frost and low price
We believe them superior Ia Al o:Mers.
j. W. rOMEEUY, i0nkcrs, Il y.
JOHN liESSEEEU, y. y.
DONINICE LAWRENCE, Winchester.
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aC,Nnrrpar M,xE. n. c., June 25, Isl

I'D. wnsr & Co.-Gents: The Pump which ordered
e., our n,ine is received aad pn TO work III our underlay
.. which We Liking %snd M Ha sd Gns % IA ,GIsa %,
WIZ WIZ, hoii Gors ali the wafer In tho shaft, which nicu-
u rs even twelve feet and thirty fee. deep, aud il was
tlll when We commenced. II answers our e1pee;;..G;l'
in every respect. II will do great service WIN bu u'is
eSpehseio LOT fels'''' BURI HIGGINS"
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State CT South Carolat1ia IL .
EDGEFIELD BTSTRICT

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, .,aa
- IN 0RDIAARy. 5..-
,Silaa 0vcrstrces, plsintilE 4 Z,
vs. Partition. =
Money eserstreet snd ofhcrs, Dstaj =, -.
DI Virtue of an Order from the Ordinary. T
ID shall proceed to sell at sElgehcld c. lion
The first Monday 10 April neIs, for Partition, die
REAL ESTATE Of GEORGE OvERsTREEF,
deceased, to wit: - .is,.iss.
A. Tract OR PARCEL OF LAND, lying:
and being in tho District and. Stae af9reseid,.
bounding On land, OF saniuol .Possy, a. i. erinc
and Samuel 0ver,tress. aud Others, containing
Fifty (s0) Acres, more or less!.a ..,.'rsss
TERMS.--The above Traot' Of Land will he.
sold on credit until the first day Of January
noxt. Purchaser to gre Bond with. good asasri.,;
sle', and Mortgage 10 ths 0sfinGsy TO sadulo'
tue purchase money. Costs to 10 psid dia sash,'
and to.pay for titles extra" p;.s ~
-. W. SPIRES, S. +, D..
Mar l:, 1868. = ss Ill
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In Thorough Repair.

rByuE MILL known as. RULLET's MILL, has
4. recently been put ia THOROUGH REPAIR,
and cripds the best of Meal and 1Iominy with
pronnt:css' and dispatch. Ye .lvSrrs Of g06u
bread, viii do,well to send Jour Corn to this MILL
SnhJac,ign eiH Jsgirsn. - :.
LUMBER, if rot on Land, win be cut to order
ut short notices
Term: strictly CASH. No orders, either for
Moal OF. LumBor uhaccomfsnied by tho CASH,
will receive any attention. -. - 49,.
Tho rumur that ii er. i. Small pox at this Mil
is unfoundcI, as there is not now, naz has been,
case Of Small P6x here. p.
Ii, DELoAcH, Superintendent
M,yT Ct = 10.
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State of South Carolins.
State Of South .Carolina,
H. EDGEFIELD.. DISTRICT,
m ,nvrIyvN(

/. - EDGEFlELD" DlSlklCI,' -. :
IN EQUITY t.,- /.
Tho State Of South Carolina, Bill to perpstpate
Ex rslationo'tse Solicitor testimony in the
of the:southorn Circuit. n,atterof doesn.;ss
- -. ~: =l 3: Jlott or des'roy9dl-7
ON hearing tho Bill in. this cnsc,. and on me-
" ton OF Leroy f. Yoainans, Solicitor Of tho
Southern Circuit, 1t ia Ordered, Thst oil PERSONS
Interested in documents OF any descriptions, lost
Or destroyed during the recent war, the Toof Of
nho;e existence, oss aui contents, or any df them,
vests in the memory of wituefsts. and8ho desire
to haYo evidence takUn and perpetuatod in regard
thereto, have leave to come before tho Court for
this purpose, BY making .wrtton., application un-
dor oath to the Commissioner.
:. z.sW. CARWILR, C. E. 4. d.
Mar IL, 1885. emlr !.
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GREAT Mex, L. l.. 1851.

Ic'I.
az have used this Pump one summer and winter,
e1po,c IN The northwest wind, coming over Long ,aanu
Sound heinz the coolest possible exposure, anu ~ o
time did il irerZc noT were We unable at any lime %
pump water will! great case. >, ~ ,,,rr,,,Ny
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55ase Of s. S0aI6ha sFe1iHass
EDGEfiiFEfi;D1s spjISTMeT.
/. 9:LN URDfNHRY.s-:E zssaaeSa
Lnhn Danny. <k1a n, nm H.. ~ fr-rhI

T. 2'LN OBDfWzRY:a-;s zasaaesa
Jphn Denny; kdm' 'ofs Hainha;ov afs sasAI
Nancy Eotten and others, Dl p.i,lss.' s. ''qz
HbY An Order from the Ordinary, I .hsli pro-
10 eccd to soil At Edgeseld Ok, on the dft.
Monday in April next, rsPartitiony the TlEAL
ESTATE of DAyID'L: ROTTgN sdsa.d;..rIa
TRACT No.ONE, (thp Homss.eadSJ lying ard
being in tho District and State aforesaid, bound-
cd by lands OF Mrs. Unity Smith, Elijih Watson,
jr, N. McCarty, ana otherG,. containing One Hun
;drcl and Twenty (l2o) Acres, nero or less.
And TRACT NO. TWO, bounded BY Lands Of
Jacob Lagronc, N. Carly, Mrs. U. Smith, and
others, containing One Hundred and-FOrty (140)
Acres, more or less = .isf .l.;-s.-.. -
TERMS.-The above Tracts Of Lead wilEbo
sold on credit until tho first day. Of December
NEXT! on which day possession will be given.
Purchaser to give Bond with good securities and
n Mortgage to the Ordinary. to secureathe pug.
chase money. Costs to Be paid in cash, and to
w. SPIRES; s.E.D.
. .ayT1
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NINa.. and BJHlKSNIqZI .:sH9R.

HNY,W 90 b aud = LA iI0P is SUB
lvH plicl with e1perispcei, Eorkmea, ,seasonsd
inllib.r, and tho. bcst materxy, and-wes are NOW
prepared IL tiaREpAIH CAR IrFA GiTfss,rB UaGIEs,
WAGGo NS, ,kn, in tho sbesti 10 alaer, lnpd.;ou
short notice All work warsanlede q 1,..... 9s
. - ., - GE6KG.E' 'J.ssSTR9THER:
Jau2o ics'-sy,J s,e>sa t1' Ss-tEzlss5 GO c S6
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State OF South afosina,
-Drrr,rr n DTc,pDJnp
1D
IN ORDINARY.

.,..z IN ORDINARY. =. :
unYsW. 4. DURIS0E, Esquire, orltasfy Q!
I'd Rdgsield DiS.rist: - - -
: Whsros., j. w. sTimnera' IN bas sIPliod t.
ma for Lpttsrs or administration. on "ailsand
singular the goods and schattelr, righs.an'h cred
its of s. W. <ou1t., late Of ;he Dhtriet afo'e
said, deed. /,
:" These are thsrofors TO eits and adnunish ali
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the said
deceased, to bs and appesr bnfore ls, at our next
nsd;rary,s Court for the asid Dstrct, to DO holden
-, rdyokSld cour. Luu,e, on che ,3rd' sdny OF
Iurir next, 20 show Cause, If any, why the
q, ss;a admiuisl lfstion .should not be gransed.
iVer uldsr my hand and neal! this :0tt day Of
M.rcsin yoar Of CIR Lord one thousand eight hun
drod and six.y-six, and in thseeo;h yesr Of the
Ind,pepd donce Of the United States of America
". P. DURISOE, 0.B.D. =
8 Mario 81 IL
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"Ths h.tI have been 9sing at my p1n,n msn
M n ,c in use throe Of said pumps, one OF which s
La, .nm.,ony nj work q hours Of each day, (cxcept
su%days running for h.., The pn TG s yssT, ssrs
Iro'uueIi tn my notice, haring used many others
Dreyiousy. They are simple in their construction, md
not easily disarranged. re ,U,,pp,
New York, Oct y, 1863. JAo. a. mEnp;
We have plenty moro such certificates; nut tninS
these are enough. For Pumps, hose fipc' &C.,
&c. addrcs: or call upon
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DICK CHEATHAM

1yxr1LL stand the SPRING SEASON of 1866,
wv 1at. Twenty -dye Dollars the Sea on,--noin-
,oencins the 1s Marcel and ending tho 29,h June.
. 2 I" IIs viii be nt Edecfold c. II. on MONDAYS,
TuEsDATSand m WEDNESDAYS. and at: Dr..
IhnsK. Mobiay'so on FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS
Cna SIN DAYS 5. He will bo on tho Road from
Tdsedeid % Dr. Mobiey's on Thursdays. A Note
far the s2j u,ustbe given In orery instance e., and
nro doiIhf also must be paid the groom. - &,
'"s IT sst5 y, -t;' JAS. n. HARHISOGyY
|ttzs s-'f'ss3'tf2 Agent sor TAos. q. BAroN.
,-s, sm m
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Dy CAPTAIN Emcssoy, and other eminent engi,
nuors We can refer TO thousands using thom, and
guarantee that all will recommend them. They
ARC mare simple in construction, and week easier
and cos; less than all others.
our readers " i'll nnl The double acting, improved
Iumn o j. D. West 4 Co., Giic Of the beet in market
/, il very ,ilc works - clarn SO That amy cllli
may use It; throws steady continuous stream, and
does not freeze i the codes! exposure, ana Is uiusii
of our own sccord wouith kno~l ledge or rs4nesl o
l.Eteniny iOSt July III, l9t"' .
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Feb %
VESTS. IMPROVED PUMP f.
-ot-
Anti-Freezing, DoubIe-Ae!ing, Fer
cling and Lifting.

vasUEsE PUMPS, have now been in genera
4. use, u number Of yesrs, and give better sat
i.fac,ion than :aay other, ansl are rccammendcdai
rrII RESTL
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State OF South Carolina

.. - EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~. IN EQUITY.
Eliza Aaams and sthsrs, Ex'ors, Bill for Con,
- 80 VI. struetion Of
Niney-A. Adsmi and others. Will and Relief
ET appearing to my satisfaction that Josephu'
4 z. Childrels and his wife Sarah g., two Of the
Dofsada as to this cause, reside beyond the limit:
OF :.his State On mutton by. Mr. W. W. ADANs
Csmplsinans Solicitor, Ordered thatths said De.
fsndauts do appear. and plead, aniwer or dsmul
su this Bill, within 'thr months from tie puhii
cation hereof, or in dofsalt thereof, judgment
will be rendered 1.ainst thsu pro coyosso.
- z. VI. cARWlLE, GELD.
e Marel 1856 Ut IL
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4: S. Kreps, Plaintiff, -.
vs.
/, BIssy Krops, ID. sKrers and Partition
! cthcrs, Defsn6suts.;as "a, s
Ely nm Order from Tie 0rdiuary,,. 7 shall rro-
I'D cssd 10 sslt at EigeReid C. ", On the first
Monday in April next, Tor Partition, the RlAL,
ESTATE of ANDREW sKREps, decd, Is wit:
A TRACT. OR piReEL 81 l4Nps lying
and bring ir tho D;srie:npd slsto afeseistd, oas
the walers Of Horse .Crcoi,y wasers Of Ed,sta RI>
vcr, bounding on lands Of Levi Iybrand, +. p.
Rutland Wm.> >Crood, Danisl.Ioencc and e.hera,
containing Three Hundred and Sixty-thres l363)
Acres, Riore or leas. --'-.''
TERMs.-Tae above Tract of Land Will bolr
sold for Cash in Specie, Or i:a sqaifacpt in cYr.
W. SPIRES; g, 4. b
Mar 13 q, I, III =
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PRICES

arc, extiamelyzlox. Bconopi,ts who wish the
advantage Of buying, Spring Clothing at
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Msr31
Tax AssessorIs a Notice.

= WA 4AHcSS@
n WILL ba ct the time snd places hereinafter
i mentioned TO make lhs Assessment on the As
sessasls property of the District, consisting OF
Lands, Lots, ,LAnas and Buildings in Towns and
Villages, MauufactursrI, Spirituous L:quor', Cot
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-02
Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,

A RE now receiving Paints and Dye
"a Stuffs, such rs Spanish Brown, Spirits
Turpentinc, Linseed Oil, Lime. hydraulic
Cement. Extract OF Logwood, Burnt Um-
Der, Lithage, Madder, Indigo. "'... "s
ALSO,
The following Groceries: Sugar, Coffee,
Rice, No. /. Mackerel, Herring, Cooking
Soda, Imperial and Green Tea of finest
quality, Spices. N. o. Molusses, Dried Figs,
Sal Eratus, Candles. ~ ra
ALSO,
Quinine, Aqaa Ammonia, Spirits Nitre
Sugar Of Lead, Sulphate Zinc, Borax,
Alum, Salt Petre, Itch Ointment, Seidlitz
Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, Pain
Killer and Dead Shot. n a3nYa .fm
's. 'N'H.' '34 ALSO, ar' i"s' '.
b, Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus, Extract
Musk, Brown Windsor and other fine Toilet
Soaps and Bell Cologne. I. lu ar,a,. ,.i5
,,l' -, I9s."Ii ALSO, 'ao.. rn
We. are how prepared to furnish bills of
Tin Ware to Merchants on reasonable rates.
may 3'66-tf
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.WrNNsBoRo, May 3O.--Cotton--27
currency. 1
Corn, Sl.75 per bushel.
Flour, $l4.O0 per barrel.
Peas, $l,75 per bushel.
Bacon, Is to 25c per pound.
Meal, $l.75 per bushel.
) Sorghum, 75c per gallon.
Tobacco, 45 to $l.lO per pound.
Gold, 35
Columbia May 30.---Cotton, 20 to
,26, gold; 26 to 33, currency.
Corn, SLIGO to LIS per bushel.
Flour, $ll to Is per barrel
Oats, 81 to r.l0 per bushel.
Peas, $500 to 2.l0 per bushel.
Hay, 50 70 to 290.
Rice, Rangoon. prime, III to life;
Carolina l35to l4c. :,
Tobacco, 45c. to Ito per pound. a
u Coin, gold SO to 3Sc. premium.
CHARLorrR, May 80. l886.-Corton.
-Seventyive bales sold to-day at 20 a
2l4 gold % Il 80 in currency.
Flour $l2.5O a l4.0O per barrel.
Bacon, leg a lsc. per pound.
Corn, $l.45 I so per bushel.
Peas. $l.35 a LAO per buslel.
Meal, 81 So SLIGO per bu hel.
Wheat, none offering.
Oats, $l.00 a Ito per bushel.
Sorghum, soc. per- gallon. ..
Gold. $l.33 l.35.
Silver, 81 2S.
New York. May 3l.-Cotton dull at
80 to 4lc. Gold 37a. Exchange 81
go days aull1TGu dtTuN
NOBLE, May 3l,-Sales of cotton
today were 100 bales. Middling 34c.
Market dull irregular and unsettled.
No one desirous to SELL ,..a
New ORLEANS. May 3l.--Cotton
easier-+937 bales changed hands.
Gold 39a. ha ." ".'.
Sterling Exchange 53.
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months, on tile left arm and,on the hilt
of the sword.
Mrs, Jefferson Davis left here today
to rejoln her husband at Fortress Mon.
roe. Her departure was FASTENED by
advices from DR.. Cooper stating that
Mr.. Davis is reduced to such a state of
physical prostration that he is unable to
take his daily walk across the plat Of
Fortress Monroe, without lying down to
rest several times 't' "", 'n'