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''lf the South is wise, and willing to
he taught 10y experience, she VII not
make cotton hereafter her exclusive pnr
suir. The cotton section Of The Union
hns now more money in lis hands
Nian f"r many years, and the reason Is
that last year i, diversified its industry
and raised lis own supplies, 50 hat the
diminished crop OF cotton brought a
higher price, and The money not cxprnd
cd abroad Tor supplies. IF tie South
wants t" be prosperous SIZE will ontnnc
TO pursue this course, and even the cot
ton States will not be tempted by the
deln>iv" prospect Of gain to make cottol,
thcr only production.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State of South Carolina,

a II E ID ISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G. II Baldwin & Co.. vs. John Willinghar.
Attachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the sit .
w teen'h day Of March, A. d. 1868,
file his declaration against the Defendant
who, jas it said) is absent from and without
the limits of this State and hns neither wife
nor attorney known within the snme upon
whom copy of the ssid declaration mi GIT
be served.
II is therefore Ordered that tho said Dc.
fcndaht do appear and plead 10 The snid
declaration o. CT before tn, seventeenth
day Of March. A. ID. 1860 otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then DO given
and awarded for the Plaintiff against him.
S. Is. CLOWNEf, G. C.P.
Clerks Office Fairfield District
mnr 49, 1p3mlv
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IS 'srT1 = PANS, March 30.
Officers and privates, absent on
leave, are ordered to rejoin thcir
regiments by April lst.
HAVANA, March 80.
Ducse, of St. Domingo, forbids the
organizations in aid Of the Cuban re-
bellion. Official accounts report
marked Government successes. An
exchange Of shots between the patrols
and Cubans, in C,rdina<, resulted in
two Cubans killed, several wounded
and six captured.
MADRID, April |.
The Cottcs has voted new loan.-
The conscripton hostilitics continue,
and new outbreaks are apprchendcd.
HAVANA, April |.
Two volunteers convicted of excess
cs on Sunday, has been sentendcd to
exile and Imprisonment.
LoNDoN, April 8.
The Arlcy Colliory, in Lancashire,
exploded to day, killing twenty. y.seven
persons.
HAVANA, April 3.
The Prensa says the Communicate.
r!n, which was captured by the Cuhans.
received arms aud ammunition "(f the
Bahamas and dad not cutter Nassau at
all.
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AN ORDINANCE

To Raise Supplies for the Escal Year Com
mencing Aprh Isl, 1868, and ending AprR
lst, 1860.
II BE it enacIol and ordained by the m.
1e tendnn and Wardens of tho Town Of
Winnsboro, s c., In Council met, that tax
for the sums and in the manner hereinafter
mentioned shn1l be raised and paid info
tho Treasury Of said Town for tho use and
services thereof; Tint is to sdy. Ten Cents
nd uaiortm on every hun,lred dollars of tho
value Of oil rcal estate. within the corpo.
rate limits, TO be assessed rs herct ofore
three dollars to he paid by every male in
hnbitnnt of said Town, between The ages Of
eighteen and fifty years. In lieu Of working
upon Tho streets Of said Town, and thrGo'
per cent. on tho amount OF nil sales al auto
lion.
II. And be it further enacted and ordun-.
ed, that tho foregoing taxes, shael be paiU
to the Trcnsuror Of tho Town Council Of
Winnsboro, on or before the lat day Of
April. prox., and in deh-it Of such pay
mont the person 80 offending against thiS
ordinance shnll bs fined IN double the
amount Of tax by Him Or her assessed.
III. And bc IL further enacted and ord.
dained. tlat II shall not lawful for ATTY
person 10 represent publicly for gain and
| reward, any play, comedy, tragedy, inter
lude or farce, or exhibit wax tigers or show.
or entertainment Of any kind whatsotver,
without first Obtaining license froHi mo
Town Council, which license shall be grant.
cd upon the payment Of Ten D6,TNt'S,' ex-
cepl in the case Of circus companies, whtth
shall bs Thirty Dollars and any person
violating this provision Of this ordinances
shall be fined Fifty Dollars fof each ana
every offence.
| w. And be IL further enacted md or.'
panied. that II shall moi Be lawful for my
derson to cell intoxicating liquors, iN
amounts less than three gallons, or in any
amount IA be drunk wholly or In part at tlio
| place where sold, any wherc within one
mile Of the Court House. Of said Town,
without first Obtaining Ecence therefor
from the Clerk Of the Council, which may
be granted upon the payment Of Sixty Doll
lars for what is known ms "Retnil License
rnd Ono Hundred and Twenty five Dollars
for whnt Is known 9' "Tavern Eicenss,"
and any person Violating this provision IF
this ordinance shnli De fined Fifty Dollars
for cnch and every offense.
Dbnc In Council this, the 28d day OF Feb.
rnnry. cightoen hundred and sixty.
IL. s. ]nine, md with the corporate seal VI
said Town affixed.
q. II. MoMAsTER,
Intendent.
TN. WITiEns, SEQ. and Tres.
feb "a
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SMte Of South Carolina.
EtIRISIEIn hISTnJC'r
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT

IN THE COMMON PLEAs.
Il. Foster 4 Co., vs James Il. Ashford AT.
tnchmcnt
WHEREAS tho plnintifF did o!Y tho 23d
w day Of Jane, A.. D., 1868 Gle his de.
clarhtion against the Defendant who, (ns It
Is said) is absent from md without thG
limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within tho same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
ba served.
IT is therefore ordered, TINT the snid De.
fendnnt do appear nnd plead 10 The said de,
clarntion on or before tho Oath day of June.
a. d. 1869, otherwise hnnl nnl absolut O
judgment will then he given and awarded
for the Plaintiff against kim.
S.B. CLOWNEY, C. c. p:
Clerks Office. Fairfield District,
Juno 23d, 1868.
june 27.1e8mly
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the Sheriff to break open tho safe of
the Union Pacific Railroad, in order
to get at books and papers.
=" RIcnMoND, March 80.
In the case Of Gov. Welles, Judge
Bond and others, charged with pur-
loining a letter from the mail, the
United States Commissioner, to-day,
discharged all the parties accused.
AUGUSTA, April 8.
Alexander II. Stephens Is improv-
ing. While planting largely Of cot
ton, the corn and provision crop, are
by no means neglected by tho plant
ers of Georgia.
PntADELrnIA, April 3.
Twitchell, in his confession, says
his wife killed her mother in u quar-
rel, while he was asleep. Twitchell
afterwards assisted to throw the body
out Of the window.
TRENTON, April 3.
The Legislature adjourned, to-day,
without ratifJ ing tho fifteenth amend
ment.
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+ Baltimore Sun.

~ very large and enthusiastic me e.
ing of workingmen, accompanied by
music and banuers, crowded the Coop
cr Institute, New York, Tuesday
night for the purpose of taking meas
nres to consolidate the workingmen of
the city into one political organiza-
tion, which would vote only for such
political candidates as would make the
interests of labor paramount to all
others. Many speeches were made,
and resolutions were adopted. ft
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CALESMEN Wanted by a Manufacturing
~ Co to travel and sell by sample new
line Of goods. Situation permanent wages
good. II. II. RICHARDS q Co., 4l3 Chestnut
st., Philadelphia, Pa. adl7
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State of South Carolina.

A il ID s 7 Il Lot.
IN TIKI COMMON PLEAS.
Martin l. Braswcll: bearer, ys. G. McClera.
ghan, Attachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the twen-
W ty-seventh day Of April, A. d 1868,
lilo his declaration against tho Defendant
who, as |, is said, Is absent from and without
the limits of this State. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy copy Of tho said de.
might be served.
1t is therefore Ordered that the snid Dc.
fendant do appear and plend to tho said
declaration on or before the twenty ghth
day Of April. A. D. 1869, otherwise ANAL and
absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded for the Plaintiff against him.
s. D. GLOW NEY, c. c. p.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District
April 9th, 1868.
uly 2-l8mly
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News Items

br. EouIs, March 80.
x fire among the steamboats, at tho
wharf involves loss Of $25O,OOO.
New YoRK, March 80. .
The Supreme Court has ordered
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, April 3.
Cotton firmer and more active
sales 500 bales; middlings 273; re-
ceipts $50.
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EARLY Rose Potatoes,

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GEO. a. DEllZ, .Chambttsburg. p.
april
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RULE TO pEEAD.
State of South Carolina.
EAIREIEI NISTRIct,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas,

In the Common Pleas
Robert Gordon, vs.. JOS. II. Ashtord--Attach:
mcnt.
w uEREAS the Plaintiff did on the "a
" day of September, a. ID. 1858, file
his declaration against the Defendant who,
(as II is saiD is absent from and without
the limits Of this State and has heithGr wife
nor attorney known within tho same upoii
whom copy Of tho said declaration might
be served.
1t is therefore ordered that the said De:
fendant do appear and plead to the said DO.
clara,ion on or before the Sd day Of Sep
tcmber, a. D., 1869, otherwise final and ab-
solute judgment will then be given and
awarded TO the Plai,tiff against him.
s. D. CLOWNEY, G. p.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District,
2d September, 1868 sept l0-l e3mly
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From Washington.
v AsIIINGToN, March 80


W A&IIINGToN, March 30.
In the House, bill authorizing lie
issue Of one, ,hrrc and five cruL ni.crs
1'HS'" n' r. ',' It, ''n"'' !, OF "'lre o''' was
r''''' ron '"' oe''"'e' WIN u lr'4""S'
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WAsm>GwoN, April !.
During the morning hour, the
IIouse was engaged OH Mississippi
reconstruction. The committee favor
ed Buffers bill. The Democrats APP
prehcnd that it imposes humiliatinr
conditions. The Texas elections aud
Northern contests we're considered
The removal Of disabilities is more
muddlcd than ever, and unless But
ler's bill is passed, there will probably
be no action this session. The Senate
bill requiring applications for relief
of disabilities to petition and swear
to reasons for the application, passed
Sumner introduced a joint resolution,
pos'poning the election in Texas.
The House Committee on Foreign
Affai's unanimously agreed to the
following report: That the people Of
the Uni O. States do hereby &c are
their sympathy with the people Of tn ;
Island Of Cu'a in thoir patriotic
cllorts 10 secure epeRdence, and
establish republic In fo IN Of Govern
n~t; guaranteeing personal liberty
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HARDW WARE.

Il MOTHER large arrival Of Hardware
consisting of Swcedes plow and Laying
Iron, Refined Horse Shoe Iron, Round and
Band Iron, Plow Steel, Bellows, Hand and
Slcdge Hammers, Spades, Shovcls, Wedding
and Garden Hoes Stock and Dies, Stock,
Pnd and Knob Locks, Wrought Gate Hing
cs, Cast and Wrough, Butts, Augcrs, Chiscls.
Saws, Files, Coat, la, and Wardrobe Hooks,
Barrel and Square Bolts, Steel aud Iron
Squares, Tying Squares md gr At varic-
ty Of other articles Of Hardware.
Also,
We hcep on hand large stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, Hats. Bregnns, Gents, Boys.
aud Misses Shoes, ard n fine quality Of La
dies Dress Shoes.
DRUGS IND MEDICINES,
Lamp Oil. White Lead, Window Glass,
Putty. Varnish md Glue
Ketcllin, McMaster Il Brice,
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fJNHR Tanite Emory Wheel Cuts fast, docs
l. not glnze, gum, he,t or smell, and Is
cheap. For circulars, address TmE rAsIrr
Co., Strouds5urg, Pa. +u apl 2
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LIPPINCOTT s. FAREWELL,

Manufacturers of Circular, MulGy. Mill
Gang and Cross. Cut Saws. Choppng Axes,
all shnpc9. Colburn's Patent Axe. Shov-
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A gentleman travelling in n railway
carriage was amused by a constant
fire Of words between two ladies.
One of them at last kindly inquired if
their conversation did not make his
headache when he answered with a
good deal of ingcniousncss, "No,
ma'am, Pve been married twenty
years.
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Liverpool Market,

LIVERPOOL, April 3.
Cotton opens firmer, but not higher
l24 a l2B; Orleans l24 a
l28
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LANCASTER will buy Iowa Lands
He and Chicago property: also Lands aud
City Lots sold for taxes and otherwise .en
numbered. 18 Wall street. Now York
nPril
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New York Market.

New YoRK, April p. NJ.
Cotton firm; sales Of $500 bales,
at 2Sa.
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MACHINERY.
THE ALBERTS0N 4 DOUGLASS MACHINE
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DURNO'S Cnlarh Stuff cures Diseases of
IL tho Head and Throat, tho worst forms
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A wail-known citizen of New York
recently died with such strange symp-
toms that his physician procured the
permission of resurrccting the body
and making an autopsy. From that
it appeared that the heart and liver
had always occupied positions oppo-
site each to those usual and natural.
The heart was on the right side and
tho liver on the left.