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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-15
Bankrupt Sale.

ON THURSDAY, Sept ember 2, ,S7o, as AS.
~ signes IN BANKRUPTCY OF the estate Of
towel, Wood q Co.sI viii, between thf
hours OF III O'Clock am and u noon, IN from
OF the Courthouse IN the town OF Helena,
state OF Arkansas OFFER nor sale, to the high
said banKrupts, the following described per-
sonal property, In the county OF Phillips, in
the State of Arkansas, town: A certain Dis
tllery, situated on the land Of A. Wilkins,
near Phillips Bay, on and near the bank OF
S6Franeis river; the dEstillery building Is so
feet long, 20 feet wide, two s'Sories high; one
boiler ~ feel long ana 20 incl les in diameter;
one tubular boiler II feet long and 80 inches
IN diameter, with two eligines attached,
o0lted ON side Of boiler; cyl inder 7 inches in
are separate; one marsh tub, s fermenting
tubs, ETC., etc; capacity Tor running four
hundred gallons peg day There is also the
privilege Of a FIVE or ten years lease OF the
land upon which the dtstfllery Is situated,
which may be had as parties may desire.
s. w. LAMBETH, Assignee.
September II, 1870 sell
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BANK
The Creditors of the Planters Bank

RE hereby notified that. by q decree Z
N the ChaReery Court at Nashville, In the
cause OF w. w. BERRY AIN II PLAST-
Frs BANK nj oTHERs made with a view to
q dnarcfai distribution Of the assets, The
holders Of tire notes of h Planters, Bank
or any other claims or demands, Of vhatso-
ever nature. as-ainst said Bank, must lie the
same ia the ON &c OF the Clerk and Master Of
said OLancaryC onrL. by or before the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-15
NOTICE.

OFFICE or MEMPHIsAED OHIO R r. Co
NEMPEEIss September ], 1879. 8
UVHE annual messing OF the stockholders
OF The Memphis andOhlo Railroad Com
pany viii be held at the office OF the Compa-
ny, In b city Of Asmphiss On
Asnday, 0ctsher s 1870
Atm o'clocka-m IN. NATHAN ApAAs
President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-15

that notice OF this order be published in
al least one OF the daily papers of Nashytnes
Knoxville and MenaRhis, ana n tnS WSeAIy
ffheas an q Oarksvflle, continuously up TO
the frst Monday IN October, lg9 2
u a1o CLERK "a Master.
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s~EprEHNlAL INSTITUTE.

TNHIS Institution, incorporated by the
III state of Tennessee, Is a legaltzed ASsO-
citation Of Scientific Physicians and Surgeons
devoted TO the treatment of patients. aud In
struetions In the theory and practice of the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
Th Great Pictorial An .ual,

HoNetter's United Stntrs almanac for
1870. Tor distribution, .Jro,,s. throu2hnut
the United States aud nll civilized cJuuiries
rs the Western Hemisphere, will he pub
"*!"'' ab,nt the irSt "f January, and all
wh" "is', to under, sand The ivJ," pl'iiosonhy Y
OF hcn;ii >ho"ll rcnd nud p"nder tho yalu-
ahl" Shg1"ssi"ns il contains IN a,tiiu4S
to m admirable incident trcGGi,c on The
causes. p'c 'ention and cu.e Dt Il g,pnt
variety OF diseases, !, embraces II large
amount If information interesting 10 Ire
mcrchnnt The mechanic. the III rrr. the
farmer. the planter. and professional man !;
nnd the calculations have been made for
such meridians and atitu les rs are most
suitable for II correct an'l comprehensive
National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary snni-
iary effects Of liuSTErTER'S STOMACH
BUFFERS, the staple tonic and l,rra,ive of
more than half The Christian world. are
fully set forth in its pages, which are also
intrrs persrd with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes fhr tho household aud
farm. b moruus nns etfotcs, and other in :
siruciivc aud amusing reading matter,
original and selected Among The Annuals
10 appear with 'he openi Z of The ear. this
will be one OF the most uscrNi, and may he
had for the asking Send for copies TO the
Central Manufhctory, nj Pittsburgh. ra
~ ~ The nearest dealer in nOSTErTERS
STOMACH BITTER'S The BlTrERS are
sold in every city. town and village. aud arc
extensively used throughout the entire
civilized world. drc2l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
Terrible aSancissg Contest.

! Tho Pittsburg ,iPost says: A few
evoning sincn,a ball was held in one
Of the halls, d 4he CITY, at which a
large number q Syoung folks were in
attendance. Among the attractions
of the evening was prize, gold
ring, offefed to the lady who should
outwaltz all competitors. At l2
O'Clock the band struck up eel Bac.
chio," aud full dozen competitors
took their places on the floor, entering
for the contest. At tho expiration Of
twenty minutes four of the couples
gave way and took their seats, leaving
the rest tSirling and whirling IN the
giddy an6s Intoxicating dances. OAo
hour more there was but three
couples on the fnor, and the dance
went Oh IT, another hour had passed ,
when, fro onSshocr, exhaustion, another
couple gaze way, leaving the fiooy 10
the renaiaing two pairs Of terpSioho-
rcao dev otees. Sc +'"
The baud q mu.io played, and
played, and played, an1 the four fas.-
failing dancers danced, aud danced,
and daaced, till even those who look
ed upon them grew sick and dizzy.
At the eud OF The four hour the mus.
clans grew feeble, and from the finger
ends OF the violinists the blood trick
led to the floor, but still they supplied
the moving power to keep the danc crs
going. The excitement grow intens .
as the fifth hour, of the dance came on,
and there we're those who insisted on
putting an end to the merry, though
reckless suicide: However, no inter
ference was permitted, and the prize
dance, over the jaws of death, went
on. AZ + 4 n Eatsgt IL tF9
Afterfve hours and three minutes
had elapsed, one u the ladies faint cd :.
and her partner quickly followed her
example, aud amidst cheers tho prize
was awarded the aotler couple who
kept the foor. Then caaue Il SUM-
ming up Of damages. The two contest :
itg girls were higher death than life,
and had to be Z conveyed to their
homes--together with their partuels S,
who were as badly used up-in oar
riages, and all have since been in q
precarious condition ond under medi-
cal treatment. The girls had to have
their shoes cut from their feet, and
their limbs were swollen next day to
.an. ,sf1ormUas size. The young men
will hardly recover, and the musicians
suffered terribly, and will never again
play at a terpsichorean contest. So
much for fooli, hness.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
Charlotte, Columbia and August
Rail Road.
syssEs'sj$2 SyI5EE'2 s;S ss|s59s's sSzss 9 q &sss

COLUMBIA, D.. :! s. 1869.
INIlE following Passenger Schedule vii
l. go into cifec, on this R,md on AMI afle
Sunday, next, 25th inst:
aoINa NORTH
Leave Augusta, at 400
:" Co,nmbia. S. G., at $40 p,.
'' Winnshoro. LAO a
g Chester. 40 n n.
Arrive at Charlotte. H. e! 40 n II,
Making CLOSE connections with Trains
North Carolina Rond for all points North
AMI Enst.
COMING soETH.
Leave Charlotte, N. c. at lO.30a n
Chester, l.25 n n.
Winnshoro 2.57 y m
Columbia 4 NJ p IN
Arrive at Augusta 81 SO |, m
Making close connections with Trains Of
Central anal Georgia Railroads for Savan
nah. and I'll puints in Flor da. Macon, Co.
lumhus, Non'g"mcr Nobile New Orleans
Selma. Chattanooga Memphis. Nash lille
Lonisville. tincinnnSi, Sr. Eoui., and all
poi.tz South and West
Pnlncc Stepping Ours on all Nichr Trains.
Through Tickets aold, mud Bnsgn ge checked
to all principal points.
Gk2s Passengers NY ih,s routc going
Norlh, have choice Of three different route l..
BOUKNlGHT. Surcrini cndcn,.
II. Dorsey Gene al Freight and REX
ct Agent. dec 28
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
.DH"W- a. S.4LpcNes

Blrarhcd and B"owu Domrsrjcs, Hlcach.
d and Brown Shirting. Striped ava
rlA'd Home uu5, Rci l"nh'ng, talirons,
lnds"yH Gr"y Hrown aud Wh;.c BLANKETS.
NHl, Grey, White aud Opera NMnnct4,
E'rg'; C'"'hs nn'i InSsimcr,s, Fancy Cassi
mcrcs, Twecdt, deans, hr,sys aud $attUc;s.
Table bamasks md TnwoU e Oil Cloths
onr SE'gs NA)He ,nd l., i, ta,I&E.:
Black md e.. rco ca-, ! Il ,dc.,-
noes and Dcl.an>s, ,'cA r...aS. n, mi
less variety Of innc.E prc,s Goods, Shaw!s
mud Cloaks, ollara and CwHs AID Notions.
III variety, &c. &c
Oar s'ock Of Ready Nadr Clothing any
Shirts IL very compH,p an" ohuar.
Our limo Of Gcntlemcns, Ladies' AND
Childrcn's Boots and Shoes cnunot hc cA
ce'lrd in quality, variety and price.
live assortment Of G"ntlrlucu'E WN.'-,
lndirs'. Misses and Childrcn's Hats
We would cnll attention 10 our complete
stock OF llarwhare AMI Cutlery, GunS.
,r"cNcry, Wool len Ware. Tin Ware, Ckl
drrr's C,hs, sc.
Om"tc,ln' arc e;r."Ily CISN 80 goods
taken back after lr'iyr'y.
Remember to buy y"ur goods from The
Cheap Store, lrIFHEN.S l. LAW.
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LAND FOR SALE.

1--WE subscriber ulfcrs for sale about three
L hundred acres OF land lying on the
nnrh bank of the Wntcrrc, aud not far
above arner's Bridge. On the premises
is " Snr'll house, ii considerable quantity f
crr'E -, oma wood land sufficient to keep
the l1a"ss IN and quantity Of grain
sowc,i ua III" place
Ii 'Hp"' Baud he wanted there arc othpl,
lands iyur ~ both sides Of the Geek.
which can hc bought Terms will be made
reasonable. For particulars apply to
drc 80-flx2 WM #. THORN.
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we,1e, s1.sa Eo1aAc.
f'StNiGW views.

NlrY or MEXICO, December 2S.---
NJ" Sr~":h has departed for some in
tc'uStis points in tho interior. He
wili scayc Vea Ctoz Junusry 2.
Tn" Government ,roops have gaiued
several important victories over NAL
contents, nud the NEST formidable Of
the LATER have fed 10 the mouhtoins.
HAVANA, December 28. Tie hofi-
days are passing TRANQUILITY.
jose Ccspsdes and Jose Rubo, con-
vieted of attempting 10 gincite Ca.aIah
votanteers toIesol, were garfo,ed Oh
Saturday.
PANS, D.cemLcr 2e.-Tbe regular
sessions of the French Corps Lcgisla
TIT open to-day.
LoNDoN, Do embcr 3l.-t: is noted
in the pross here, with approval, that
the new Austrian.Chineso treaty for
bids consuls to engage in trade.
The Times, considering the claims
of the American Government against
England, says that the case Of the
Alabama is the on ! plausible ono pro-
sentcd, aud even there, the fault is
uuS W tuC oulOu IOt
ting her to escape. Euglsnd, there
fore, need not fear tho resumption Of
negotiations or the reference Of the
claim to an arbitrator
PARIS, December 81 1t is feared
that Oliver will be unable TO form -
ministry.
MADRID, December 81 l.--Gcp. Pier.
rad lias been released. Railroads arc
all blocked up by snow.
HAmnURo, December Y3l.-Thc
Elbe is blocked9a with ios and havi-
Cation above has been suspended.
LIMERICK, December 3l.-A fear
ful gale occurred here to day. Houses
were prosirated, ten persons were kill
cd and many hurt.
HAVANA, Deccmber 3l.-A severe
fight took place at Magma, in Cinco
Villas district. Twenty insurgents
were killed aud sixty-six captured.
The Governor of MatAbzas has or
derod the citizens to deiiver up pri-
vate arms, uuder paia Of ovurt mar.
tisl.
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Ketchin, McMaster & Drice,

"Devoc's Oil is endorsed by thc leading
Fire Insurance Companies of this City. IN
view Of tho mhny dangerous explosions lvom
ihe uso Of oils of, an inilnminablo nature
and the destructive fires caused by the same
msans, We CONSIDER " pure and perfectly
sato illuminntor to be public be- cfaclion." !"
Ntw York Paper.
A large supply Of the above. jus, rcceiy-
ed and for sale
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
TAW AN GUANOy
SOLUBLE MANURES,
AMI
al SULPHURIC ACID, tr
MANUFACTURED At CHARLESTON.

TIMBER THE DIRECTION OF DIR, N. A.
y PRATT, Chemist for the Sulphuric
Acid and Snper- Phosphate Company.
Soluble 'Phospnorio Acid, In the form of
Soluble Phosphate of Limo, or Dissolved
Bone Phosphate, Is the basis of all good
Fertilizers, and tlrese are valuable in the
ratio Of Soluble rhosphoria Acid whioh is
I.ini them. JifA Ss,S7535Si ~ NH,syi
The immense ,doro rosits Of Phosphate Gu
| mos which were discovered in 1867 in
South Carolina, by DIR. Pratt, consists main
" o. Ensoluble Phosphate Of Lime, which
il made available rs a Ferlilizer hy being
ground TO powder, and reduced by Sulpsn-
rio Acid to such q condition as to make It's
insolublel phosphate soluble IN water, ard
thus' made capable of being taken up by
growing plants. The insoluble Phosphate
found In nBy commercial Fertilizer is Of no
more value to the plant than the original
Phosphate rock. The greater the proper
ton Of this Soluble Phosphate which any
Fertilizer Econtains, the less the quantity
required per acre. and consequently The
cheapest Fertilizer 10 TINT Containing the
highest per eentage of Soluble. phosphate.
Impressed with these truths; she Sulph,..
ric Acid md Snper-Phos phate Company
have erected NJ Charles,on the first exlen
sivee a cd z tChambers Ssuthg of Baltimore,
and are able 10 offer to planters the ighcst
Green, ege ofpS 'iublo' phosphate Of Lime
known III any !ninrket 'NA s / V-As,Saa Ea ~
~ Their Fertillscrs, nre offered under two
fOrU1s:i3alSi sSs t qNtR i'a H@-t -..f.t
r l, Etiwan. No. Il, Pure Soluble Phos.
phate, guaranteed to cofdan % per cent.
OF dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lime 500
perItoD, 10 per,c cent. disconnt for oas.
D. Etiwan,, No. 2 ~ Peruvian Super
Phosphate, guarnni ieed to contain 20 per
cent. Of Dissolved Bone Phosphate, and II
TO 3pef8osnt. Of Alnmonh, will, a sufficient
addition Of Peruvian Gitano 10 adapt it TO
all Crops, s7o'pef ton,ilO per cent. dis
I Ioosnt Fpep for cash s r I1It1gElB9 g4t,}6
Dissolved Bone, Of hish;grade for plan.
ters or manufac urers. 3ho moy desire. to
mig into 'any other ecomtsst, md we issuie-
gsst that thhis is tho DIST "and cheapest
method for mhndfaoturetft to TRANSPORTING
iisdlphGrio Acid contained linsthe mt xture.
|tWiii be sold at d fixed rhe for each per
centagS. atg"fi"a wM. CgBEE Il co. tfI
oflos Ntg Agents. No. l4 Adgors wharf
- jan S48m 7n ts' FHh<i t3q f27a# .Sass
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NASHINGTON- DeccWpET 81 "A
p,ocamt',o" is p.er r:nG, 70. bidding
rxpscit,ors intu PRICE Rrperi's
j nd.
III ~. .h.ut TX h.usa Bank,
Now Yo,k, loses hut $4,000 b. Oak
le,'. dcfa ication.
1t is reiterated that the President
wili refer The alleged Irregularities
iu the Texas election to Congress.
A hcn!a, from the ComptroIler's
o!l;ne Suggests as II matter Ut safety
tAe rc;usa! of Ill Fiftis- ava Ohe
fiundreis e ne first N4..on,. Rauk
OF jersey City.
WAsHINGroN, D.cemHsr 81 --The:s
was no oublne, meeting, to DAY.
Mcclellan is here.
The World we'll terms the revoln-
ion in Prince Rupert's Land a TEN
pest in teapot.
News Htc1srs.
San FRANcIsco, d ccnbcr %. -
Heavy rar bq,"tes re repnrtcd in
Eastern California and ,hrougb bout
Neva11. Tho shouAs were felt in
lows& levels Of mines. The yibra-
tins we're from north to south
The steamship China brings 1900
cards of silk-worm eggs from China
and Japan for Lyons, France. They
60 overland to New York, and thence
by steamer. naoTol fYAa 81"
The Catholic aud Protestant mis-
sior' houses aS Nankin@were destroyed
by mohs, the inmates barely escaping.
" new translation Of BurIingame's
credentials show that he was accredit.
'ed'to lesser powers, aud accorded him
noplepipotential powers.
ST Louis, December s28!-ANearly
five hundred Chinese laborers will ar
4iss'hsre'leIs!sh!sss.. !ss. iii E'thoy !, viii imme.
bd,aseiy proceed TO Texas to work on
RrcHMoND, December 3O.--Charles
"DoheRty and David aChildless,a fought
p prize fight this morning for a purse
OF 500. HxAftof eleven rounds the
fight was awarded to Doherty on, .ac-
seodntof aSfoal blow. sssssI7 ID ii'@ i
PITTsBuRo, December 3f.--Henry
Seitz a German boy, sixteen years old
visited the house Of q Mrs. w a towski,
in Alleghany City, 5Sstsfaay, 10 eolii
cit sthetcempany Of young lady to
skating, park She gave him no deoid- :
cd answer, and hS declared he would
aboot hiulsslf If she would not 60,
fourishiDg pistol OF the sane time.
Shortly afterwards, the boy was found
shot in the forehead. He died in q
few hours. On tho sarne afternoon,
Allen Cole, q boy fifteen years old, re-
siding in Allegheny City, acoidently Y
shot himself with pistol. He died
to-day.
New OaLEANs, December 3l.--The
City Council muddle still continues.
Some Of tho Govornment's sppointeea
have been installed, but are manda-
snusized TO chow oauso, January 8,
why they should not vaoato. Gov.
Yarmouth forbids Auditor WicklifEe
occupying the room in the Meohanics'
Instituto. The oosrta ehaye haen re-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
Mattresses ! Mattresses! !

We nrr now prepared 10 I'll orlHrs for
Bchs'cnds having the pntclt ''Sco!o joint"
most important Improvement. 1t il much
a'roagcr and more impartrnt than iron faa
Jennings. Is very simple in use. !, fur
nishca no hiding place fOp bugs
\ lot Of Mattresses ana saloon Tables
JUST received hy
MCINTYRE 6 co.
nov ~
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we hove been making recent large addi
tons 10 our Stack of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Has Sc.
ircca so'rmcni Of Ladies' Cloaks last
received, anu n lot of extra Gnc Clothing
for Gents AID Youths expected ia few
days. 4.
EETGilLN, M:NASTER & BRlCE
nov Is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05

SPECIAL NoTIcr. To parties in want Of
Doors, $sshes and Blinds, We refer 10 the
advertisement of T.. Z. Toalc. the large
manufacturer of those goods in Charleston.
Price list furnished on application.
iuly 2O-0m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
-R H M O " a il.
w. w. KETCHINT

LAS removed TO tho South Store Of v.
IL Il. Robertson's new building where
will be pleased to SEQ his old friends aud
customers and the Public generally. an,
now opening anew and complete stock OF
Groceries. Provisions, Hardware, Dry Goods,
&c., 60 o,nsis,ipg in part Of
Bacon, Hams, Lard. Nlolasses NIL kinds
Sugnrs, all grades. Coffee, Tea. Flour. No !
Ealuily, Corn, Oa,s, Wheat, Tobacco. Cheese.
Maokere'I. Herring, White Vino Vinegar,
Soda. Starch, Soap, Candies, Macaroni
Citron. Currents, Nutmeg, All Spice, GIN.
ger, Woodenware, Urockery, Glassware,
Shoes and Boo,s. Ready made Clothing,
Hats. Cnlicoes, Bleachcd, Brown and strip.
cd iiomespuns, Bed Ticking. Sc, SC.
Nil q which | will sell as low for CAS!!
as can be bought in This marie.
ALSO
10 tons Mapes Super-Phcsphasc Of Lime
oct
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To Those Indebted.

4, LII who owe D n FLENIKEN, Agent,
On for Aubrey & Co, for supplies gad
yancsd during This year, are reanested 10
come and pay up by the clops Of dis, M ont h,
rs further Indulgence will not bs granted
'Prenpt payment for this year may insure
assistance II required next year.
Those who siiii owe him for their unpaid
accounts for 1867 and 1868. will greatly
enhance their credit by settling, aud save
o fec 10 some OF the nwaers 50 5ff7 !,
nov s. 4 N J. +. IS. s 49, s.tie a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
To Wagon and Carriage Makers

large LOT of material sucl, as Ilubbs,
Frlloes, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, &c, orc,i
sizes, all sorts OF material furnished nj
short notice.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
4 Large Variety OF

nar lwalc can always be fannd nl the
store OF kcivl,n. McMnstcr s. B~ioc Gu,
Nails, Clinch Nails Brads and Finishing
Nails Horse Nails. Horse and Mulo Shoes.
Bar Iron. Rod Iron, Flow Iron, Cast Steel
Plow Stceh sc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
@NpGoEREs,
Also,
JUST ARRIVED.

WV BUSHELS primo Write Corn.
100 Barrels Extra Flour.
100 Sncks Liverpool salt.
And general assortment of Groceries
which will DC sold very low to close out my
business by the first Of January.
All parties having any demands agninst
inc will present them hJ the fiast Of Janua
ry for paymcns, nad any partfes owing me
must settle up rs I must have money to
,ueet demands against mo.
JNO. y. MATTHEWS, Jr.
dec Il
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES

TliE Undersigned. Successors Of HOR-
L TON & SHEPHERD, have resumed their
trad" in Stoves, in connection with their
other business, and are now prepared to
supply other Dealers, Factors, Merchants
and nll the customers Of tho Old House will,
the most approved descriptions Of Cooking
Stoves, Ranges and Hearing Stoves at q
close approximation TO foundry prices.
The Cooking Stoves and Ranges arc sold
With or without furniture somo cf them
"se designed TO operate Without the mid Of
chirnncys If nclessary- MI are glaran-
secd TO bake properly, IL yet up rs dircc:cd. .
The Ranges are unusually low in price
have six boiler openings and double ovens.
though bur single pipe, and need no brick
work 10 set them ,p.. H.t
The stock Of 'Feaiing Stoves embraces
Cas-iron, Air-tigbts. Russia. IRON Air
tights. Six plate or Box Stoves, SO.
Illustrated catalogues and rYioss will be
furnished upon application.
WM. SHEPHERD & co,
No "a ilayne Street Charleston, 8. c.
dec 1878 q
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New Y1rk Market,

NV YORK. Dsc. 81 ,7,P:aM.-Cot
ton 'hig with sales of $500
bales, ut 25a. l,Goldt2o4. =, aa
SO ,as,4 ,,Oharles;on Market.
,ChARbEsroN, December 3l.-Cotton
active and '4csPetter, with sales Of
1000 bales-niRbdli "a receipts
l,6TS6t atiN2S GIi .a2ii
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
Liy,eeprTlol Market.

LvrnrooL, Rk. sl.--Cotton active
...anplands 1871; Orleans ll5; sales
$4,000 bales. E
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05
From WA ,2aimgdOM.

WAsHiNGroN, DeyeDber 28.---Tbe
Departments cl.scd at noon. TheI G
is llttIe business.
Cretswcli has gone to New York to
attend Eur peao mali transportation.
The steamers refuse to carry the
mails at the reduced rates.
WAshiNGToN. Dece u.ber 29.--Rev-
enue to-'iay $320,000.
Assistant Secret.r, Of the Treasury
Rityua dsou, .Positively quits on first
.jaqtary. BE W# Ef Ba& &E 34
Senator Pratt Of Indiana, has re.
rgncd.
1t is now said the decrease of the
deht will hardly reaca three millinns
TIE Agricultural srprt just out
make, the cotton crur 27O0,OO com
nercial ta'es, fully equal to tG:aa
i!lion bales Of four hundred pounds
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-05

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