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one dollar per square of twelve Minion lines
<this sized typeI or less for tho FIRST insertion,
any cents each for the second aud third inser-
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sf Insertions marked on them, or they win bs
inserted ell ordered ont, and charged for.
Uniess ordered etherwiss, Advertiscments
win invsrisbiy be :" displayed" = -. 81
Obituary notices, arid sll matters innriue 10
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THERE is to be sharp struggle
between Chicago and San Fran
cisco for the trade of Idaho, Mon
tana, Utah and the White Pine re-
gion--a trade sufficient to add
largely to the wealth of the city
that succeeds in controlling it.
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A srLLIARD congress, IL is an
nuunced, will soon be held in Bos-
ton. Preliminary arrangements
have been made. and committe. q
appointed to raise funds, procure
q hall, and draft rooms for the
New England billiard congress.
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A wrw Missouri law against
priss fights infiicts q penalty of
two years. Imprisonment, or 81 900
fns, On principals sad sasisianis
Allie.
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HoorED skirts, says Harpers

HoorED skirts, says Harpers
Bazar, are being worn smaller, but
they are not likely to disappear +;
on the contrary, the indications
are that they will increase in size
as the season advances. In Paris
they are already worn larger :
They are 80 comfortable and withal
so healthful that ladies will not read :
lily abandon them the for multifa.
rious skirts Of old; and they will
probably be a permanent part Of
the wardrobe for all time to come,
varying in shape or size. but never
entirely abandoned.
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|
State all moneys collected by him
as interest due upon tie sale Of
said lands,. which shall be used by
the Treasurer of the Sta,e in. the
payment of the interest on the
stocks and bonds Of the State is.
sued for the purchase Of said
lands; and to invest in bonds Of
this State all moneys received by
the said Land Commissioner in
payment for said lands as princi.
pal {; said State bonds to be depos.
tied with the Treasurer Of the
State, to constitute sinking fund
for the final payment and redenp-
tion Of all stocks or bonds issued
by the State for the purchase of
said lands; the interest accruing
on the bonds Of the said sinking
tfnnd shall be applied to the pay
ment of the interest upon the
stocks or bonds of the State issued
for the purchase of lands. r. .,-
SEQ. s he books and records
of the Office Of the said Land Com.
missioner shall at all times be sub
ject to the inspection of the Ad.
visory Board, or any member
thereof; and the said Land Com
missioner shall annually make 9
detaile report of the transactions
of his Office to the General Assem-
bly,. ..s.. ..--, -
SEo. 9. The said Land Commits.
sioner, in addition to the compen.
sation hereinbefore prescrib e d,
shall receive such fees as the Ad.
visory Board may prescribe, not
to exceed In the aggregate for
each title the sum of ten dollays,
the cost Of all other papers i'm.
cluded. Said fees, also mileage
and per diem. of the Land Com
missioner shall be paid out of the
contingent fund of the State, to be
paid by the Trt asurer on the Ger
tlticate of the Advisory Board
And the Land Commissioner shal
be allowed such clerical assistanc.
as may be authorized by the Ad
visory Board, which shall be pait
in the same manner. - ..
! SEC. 10. The said Land Com
missioner shall not purchase from
or sell to the State any land, rel
ther shall he engage in specu'a.
ii ms in lands, either on his owr
account or as agent for other per
sons or corporations; and, upor
conviction thereof, for every sucl
offence shall be fined and impris
oncd, ut the discretion Of the
Court.
SBo II. All Acts, or parts O
Acts, inconsistent with this AcI
arc hereby repealed.
In the Senate House, the twenty
| fourth day of March, in tn,
year Of our Lord one thousant
eight hundred and sixty-nine.
| CHAS. w. MONTGOMERY.
President Of the Senate pro tom
| FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker Uonse of Representatives
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An ass covered with gold is
more respected than Q horss with
3 paok saddle on.
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a friend to everybody is friend
to nobody. =
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A man is a man, though he
wear q crownless hat.
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WANTED, AGENTS,

$75 TO 81 20 per month. eyerywphcrc, male
and femnle, toinlroduce TIC Genuine I'M z
proved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chino. This ,mnchiae will stitch. hem afell
tuck quilt cord, bind, braid md emb,;oi-.
Ger in n most superior ~ amor. rficc only
t$l8 Fully warranted for Eve years.r Nv o
( will pay $1,000 for any machine that will
sew n stronger, more beautiful, Of more elas.
tic seam than ours. g II makes The "Elasiio
Lock Sutch.D Every second sii,cb,can be
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without .enrjng it. We pay Agents
from IS S$1bto, 5000 per month sand sypepses,
or q commission. from which twice that
athohnt caH be thAde. Address 81 III L, u
Go!p Pittsbdrgh. paa,G Boston, Mass, OF stJ
Louis. Mo. ,agW gRtly{ se1J aQii1D1ts
CAUTION. DO not be imposed upon by
aihsr parties palming of wcrihless ,dasi,
iron, machines. under the same pamo or
Otherwise 0irs Is Tho only genuine and
really practical cheap machine nianofactnr-
edo nHf%sa 8Ht%1yat Jan l2.ssw Y
&c bad 9i Ucaa nosts< stsya 3afa jfe
H asias6sd !IlaaH,
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CONGRESS sionaI.


WAsnINGToS, January 8.
SE IATr.~-.hlr. Rice Introduced n bill roi
encouraging the production of cotton and
regulating its price ...a
The bill regulating the price and cncour.
aging the production Of cotton was referred
to the Finance Committee.
MIR. Morii reported bill amending an
act providing for o national currency. men
tioning, incidentally, that the Unitcd States
loses 5000, 600 by national bank in Bos,
ton.
The bill restricting the jurisdiction OF
tho Court Of Claims'was referred TO tho
judiciary Committee. fa
The bill for the payment OF Sue Murphy
for, property destroyed for the purposes OF
war VISA furthc' considered, and Mr.. Hen.
dricks argued in its favor No action was
had on it. .utHt~ ID
Several bills removing disabilities were
passed. Adjourned.
Z IIousE,-A petition from the Philadel,
rhia sugar reGncrs Was received. asking
FOR new classification OF sugar for tariff
purposes. 1853 sl. 80 ~.
After a long discussion, the appropria.
ton Tor West Poin was passed
Adjourned till Monday
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Further Particulars Of the Trouble at
g"t Kempsyille, Va.

f' ''' NoRroLK, january s.
Lieutenant Rogers arrived Mt the scene
Of conflict about ! o'clock Inst night, nnd
found the military mud citizens. under Lieu
tennnt Farrngui performing picket duty en-
tho outskirts Of Kimpsvillc. ". niI
After the capture Of the negro quarter
yesterday. The troops returned 10 Kenps-
willie. While there, n dcpuntion ofnegr0es
waited on Lieutenant Furrngut and asked
for somc articles in the shnrif's possession.
Tho Lieutenant inform ed llhcm that they
wero, not in hls' possession. and he could
not, return them. They then Threatened
that If mai crs were carrird on in that wny
there would not boa white person in the
county in thirty days.
Thcymilitary under Lieutenant Rogers
haze, reiurned to Norfolk. 3a ft.t
Sergeant Cullen IS dangerously but mol
mortaly wounded, rs first reported. liz
received Il charge Of buckshot and slugs in
his left brchst, shoulder, and throat
The troops report everything quiet whor
they left the village, Before leaving, ,
detail was sent 20 the house of Specs ITodg
os but could no, find him. Before I'll,
troops arrived at llcmpsvillc yesterday j,
addressed the ncgrors. and told them I,
hold their ground and stick il out.
Rnmors are still conflicting in the coun
ty; one Of which is that The negroes TO th
| number Of two hundred or lEree hundred
| were drilling in Tho woods, but a, far a
| can he learned .evcrythiug is now qnict.
Battery a, Fifth artillery, have just ar
rived from Richmond, and proceeded I
camp. f%.'' tH5 t'.J ..tH' .'-
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D Dea h Of General Rousseau.

New ORLEANS, January 8.
General l.. =. Rousseau diedeyery calmly
Inst night at II o'clock, having taken leave
Of his his personal friends and staff shortly
before. The manifestations Of regret are
universal. To day is n holiday, being the
Anniversary Of the battle of New Orleans,
and all the flags are up; but nj: foreign and
American have teen put at half mast, and
drnpcd IN mourning. 'H'td' -
General housscau. will be buried here to-
morrow al 8 o'clock p. NJ.
General Buchanan issues an order To-day
assuming command by virtue Of seniority
ofrank. Srars I,u .fu gYn ufr'
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MI. ZION INSTITUTE,
WINNSBORO. S. q

TnE Scholastic year for 1869, Am
L will open on MONDAY. the. -MfMA.
LIST day Of February. WSfaS
Terms per Session: ~"
Board in the family Of the Principal
for in other eligible private fami.
lcs) including tuition in all tho
branches, SlOO
Tuition Of day scholars in the Clas.
sics, or other higher branches, 25
Tuition Of day scholars in the Inter.
mediate Departments, from l6 TO 90
Tuition of day scholars ih':,s Pri-
mary Department, 10
Persons wishing TO secure board in tho
family Of tho Principal, should make appli.
cation without delay.
II shall bc the aim Of tho Principal in tho
future, to bring the Primary Department up
TO the full standard of tho others. in
thorough training and sound instruction.
Arrangements hnve been mndc to secure for
this department., tho most competent teach.
crs, aud il is hoped the citi ems of Winns.
boro and vicinity will send forward their
sons, small as we'll ns large, and in this
practical way, help to restore lifo aud pros
pcrity to this vcncratcd Institution in their
midst.
This Is the most feasible and sure way Of
re building MI Zion, an enterprise that in
lima'cly concerns every individual in the
community, if not tho entire District
q. a. WOODWAED,
doc l0-tf Principal
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Co1stlfiesatoaS. /.

This Is TO odrtify that We are tisinR r.
Elder'o Patent Clothes Washer; It is simple
and n"t liable to get out Of order. We can
recommend IL to tho public to bio a great
saving Of labor and less injurious TO tho
clothes Than tho old me,hod Of washing.
J Rev CD Belts, Winnsbofo. SO. Mrs Or
UR McMaster, Winnsboro. 8 g, Mrs Sam
Stevenson, Fairfield District, g q, Mrs
RobL Iierron, Fairfield District, g, G, Mrs. G
Kennedy. Chester, 4 @, III, j A /, ,Reedy.
Chester, s G, Mrs Caleb Dnrhes. Columbia
3 G. Mrs J LYongue, Columbia, 9 q. Cept
NJ Grist, Proprietor Enquirer. aYorkv!lle,
s c, Mrs. g.; i. Clowney. ,Winpyboro. g. o.
n. W. Brlce, Pastor Hopowell Church. ~'' :
auHll f's ~ rtf b. r. -. 4e4.4,y4 I,.grsN
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I'll, Eastern Question Conference.

,,..- PAnIs, January 8.
The conference certainly opens to-mor.
row he Sultan has stelcgraphed instruc-
iionsto his representative including ordeYs
TO withdraw from tho conference If Trrsey 8
ultimatum to Greece be discussc!. La Tr.
quie snys in yesterdays Issue That if the
Turkislr sentni se.with draws, war wih
Greece is ineviabhT| - .~',4fti y
The bullion in the bank Of France has
decreased 27 500, UO0f
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Citizens Executed by the Militia in Arkan
End ofthe Negro Troubles In Georgia
Fourteen Arrests by the Military.
SAVANNAH. Ga. jam:

The military Yesterday took charge Of the
OIcchee troubles, and the preliminary or
ganization Of citizens with n shcriif's posSc @
was discontinued, The military undertaking
to support the sheriff in the execution Of
-;:'s sa""a;:t: Two .'i:J: Sv;"tvv,s Sisi,ei
The sccncyof tho Gohblc} mid matterst were
4uic'cd. Fourteen insurgents surrendered
themselves 10 tho authorities las, night, and
Others implicaled arc expected 70 come il
10 nghE =, S htfGM Il u tSElt
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MI IA q IL L IN Fl s ,
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fllHE subscriber Is now prepared TO fur
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Nor.h Carolina Affairs.

RALEtGH, n. o., January 4.
, There was no quorum in The Legislature
to day SnH
I Tho Supreme Court assembled to day in
their o.d roonisd occupied hytrihe Auditor
and Superintendent of Pablo INSTRUCTION
and refuse 10 occnpy thenew rooms as
lsigncd 60 j. The Cotirta Twill attach the
officers named for contempt if they do not
,Yacaie. ,EolNTal
In the injunc,iomSasc against the State
treasurer and Chnthanl railroad a dissolu
lion of ,helmj uhction has been agreed upon
pro fofnni, with n view 10 bring the case nj
once7before the Snprcmc Court on appeal
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SIIERIFFS SALES.

DY rirlue of sundry Executions to mo d-
- rccted, | will offer for sale At Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday aud tho
day following. in February next. within
the legal hours of snle, to Tie highest bid :.
der for Cash, tho following Real Pro.
prrty. Purchasers to pay for Titles. TO
wit:
One tract of 200 acres, more or less Of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands Of
J. X. Davis, Estate Of DR.. Furhnn md oth-
crs, levied upon as the property Of John
Willingham, nL the suit Of Thomas Stanton,
for another and others. vs.. Daniel B. Kirk
land, n. b. Uolley and John Willinghanl.
One irnci Of 700 acres, more or less, Of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands of
lIargrove Glenn, X. II. Jennings, Jesse
Wyrick and others. levied upon rs the pro
properly of Jacoh Bookmnn, nj tho suit Of
ii. e. Castles, Adam f. Dubnrd for another
and others, to be sold Mt the risk OF the
former purchaser .u..
One trncl Of I07 acres, moro or less, Of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands of
- Wootcn, - BoDey and others, LEVIED
upon as tho property uf Henry Isbell. nj
the suit of William II. Skies, Exeo'r and
others.
One lrnct Of 313 acres. more or Ices, OF
land in Fairfield County. adjoining lands OF
John Johnsl on. p II. Flanagan. Benjamin
Cloud, John sharp and others, levied upor
rs The property Of Henry fsbell, at tho sni
OF Ralph Wilson, w., aud others.
L. W. DUVAL,
&c.
sherif's Office, 9th January, 1869.
jnn l2-xlt2
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TRRING BUT NOBLE Self help for
I1 Young Men, who having errcd; desire
better manhood. Sent in sealed icllcr en-,
velopcs, free Of charge. If bcne6ttc1 re-
turn the postage. Address PHILAN-
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jan l2-4w
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RIOS, arising out Of the unpopularity Of
the mi tax,are reported to have been taken
pace in different parts Of Italy.

Ros, arising out Of the unpopularity Of
the mil tax,are reported to have been taken
pace in different parts Of Italy.
PLYMoUTH, January 6.
The British ship Southern Empire found.
tro,l and MI OH board lost The Southern
Empire sailed last from Now Orleans, with
cotton for Liyerp,o November 10.
"I"'' kA4& PARIS, January G., .
The material decline in rents is attribut.
cd TO .Russia's demands in Turkey. ','
Russia, it is reported. will demand y
strict non!intcryention in tho quarrel be-
tween Turkey and Greece, should the de-
libcralious of the conference prove abor.
tive.
Later South American reports state that
Lopez guarantees to Nc Mahan full sa,s-
faction for The late alleged outrugcs.
'A'a I.oNDnN. january 9.
Tie Sultan's Gr,u attitude cxci,cs
alarm.
f-tia ~ 81 MADRID, January 8.
Dispatches report much agitation
throughout Spain. Au insurrcction
in Main is reported.
Lon. ON, January 8.
Mail advices from Candia confirm
the complete submission of the Gre
tans to tlcrurks.
p Thirty-ninc of the missing passen.
gers and crew Of the Steamer Hiber.
MA nrc.on the Ocean Spray, bound
for Now York.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, Jan. 8, 2'P..
Cotton opened j alcc.) better, but
closed quiet with advance. partly lost {;
sales G,SG0 bales, at 284 o 29--clos.
cd ut 284. GolD'35aa.t
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End, ofthe Norfolk Troubles Return OF
I the Military. 1.a4
NoRFOLK. Vo. !

.r ,~ NoRFoLK, Va, january 8.
Reliable information this evening from
tic scene Of yesterdays airray reports the
negroes much excited, but no further acts
ofvioltncc committed 'I i,f,
The military force sent to the assistance of
the sheriff has returned TO this city. No
further disturbance is approhcndcd.
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Floril. Legislature.

TALLAMAssEE. FLA Jnnuary 8.
Tho House organized to-day by clccting
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