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The New York herald., 1871-01-15


sailles, dated January IL. Your correspondent
writes:--
PRUSSIA Ns PUSHING FORWARD.
On the night of the 9th inst. the Germans on
the south side of Paris pushed forward in front to
yaldemardon and Moulneaux. They met with
some opposition at vademardcn, but succeeded
in establishing and holding tn cir position, with
loss of only Ave.
FRENCH ASSAULT.
Paris ut night is bombarded with incendiary
shells, which are very effective. Early yesterday
morning (January 10y the French made most
determined attack upon the newly acquired bat
terry at Notre Dame de Clamart, taken by sur
prise by the Germans q few days ago. They PEN
etrated to the works and, after sharp hand-to-
hand struggle with the bayonet were driven out
by the Sixth Bavarian infantry. The commander
of the Bavarians was killed by bayonet thrust.
soRrIEs FRoM ST. DENIS AND FORT vANvRrs.
At noon yesterday Ganuary 10y the French
made sortie from st. Denis under the personal
superintendent Of General Trochu. The French
we're repulsed, with slight loss to the Germans.
This morning they made more important sortie.
A large force advanced from Fort vanyres upon
the German line between Clamart and Chatillon.
The encounter between the French and the be-
sisging force was vigorous and ierce, but in the
end the French were driven back almost to the
glacis Of the fort.
SHARP NRING ON BOTH SIDES.
Heavy and wen sustained firing was kept up
to-day from two till sour and from six till halfpast
nine in the evening on the southwest. The Ger.
man batteries were extraordinarily active and the
French forts replied with briskness. There was
also q vigorous cannonade from the en-
placements between the forts. The French
thirty two-poundcrs on the ramparts of
the enceinte were also busy all the morning. At
the same time Fort valerien opened rapid fire
with large shells upon the villages of Bongival
and vancrssson, and with especial severity upon
Vile Davrai and Sevres.
GENERAL MATTERS.
The weather, which had recently been warm
and pleasant, has changed again. There was
hard frost yesterday, and it is now quite cold.
There has been vigorous search for arms at st.
Germain.
SEVERE BoMBARDMENT.
Writing at two O'Clock in the afternoon, your
correspondent says The bombardment is pro-
ceeding with increased vigor at the present mo.
ment. An incessant fire is kept up from twenty.
one batteries and the French are replying all
along the line, and their infantry is making
attempts of the most frantic character to turn
the batteries. Three new batteries opened upon
them from Meudon to-day.
The asnsb~ rAmens EHective-Eern,an and
Rrcscs slss~s NJ Fort vaIerein Approach
sss E@ss oxhes.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1871.
Adsices heE the army investing Paris have
been received mp 10 Thursday. On that day the
bombardment of the city was very effective.
GERMAN ,Sb rnsscH MINERS APPROACHING EACH
OTHER.
A telegram jus, received from Versailles brings
the important news that the mines and counter
mines around Fort Mont valerien are in such
close proximity that collision is momentarily
o~uncfod
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THE GREAT BOMBARDNRNp.
--~~c~>~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~
Herald Special Report from
Versailles.
~-~~~~>~>~~~~~~
The French Army I'm Paris
Active and Aggressive.
>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Desperate Attempt to Recapture Notre
Dame de Clamart.
-~~~~~~>~~-~-~>~>~~>>-~~
SOME SHARP BAY0NET FIGHTING
A F'iercc SoI.tie from Fort
Vanvres.
SOME SHARP BAYoNET FIGHTING
Heavy Cannonade from the
Batteries and Forts.
German and French Miners at Fort Valerien
Nearing Each Other.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. IA, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the New YoRK HERALD correspondent at ver-
sailes, dated January IL. Your correspondent
WriteS:--
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
THE PEACE QUESTION.
COUNT BISMARCK ON FRENCH SINCERITY.
A Chapter Of the Late Arrnistice
Proposal.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yosx HERALD.

LONDON, JAM IA, ISL
The New YORK HERALD correspondent at Berlin
telegraphs under date Of the 18th inst. the follow
ing:
BISMARCK ON FRENCH srNcERITy
Count Bismarck is preparing circular showing
that abundant and unprecedented facilities existed
for vctualling Paris at the very time OF the re-
fussl by the French provisional government of
Germany's most liberal proposal for an armstice
seriously contemplated entering into negotiations
leading to peace.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
ENGLAND.

The Flow Of specie to the European Couti-
Dcnf-DemaDd and Supply.
LONDON. Jan. Is, 1871.
The weekly circular of one of the city houses,
well established In the bullion trade. which has
been issued this morning. expresses the opinion
that the Continental demand for specie must last
until the close OF the present month"; after which
the overland shipment will satisfy it,
Unired States Bonds Uadcr British Stnmp.
LONDON, Jan. Ia, 1871.
American houses here refuse TO receive American
bonds II they are impressed with the English stamp
as the government requires
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BOURBAkrs ADVANCE.

~~-~s~>>4,@>>-~,~.~.>o->~>N~
VesOul Evacuated by the
Germans.
TELEGRAM 70 T# NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1871.
Advices from the Army of the East just received
here state that the Germans have evacuated the
town of vesoul.
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
A Prussian war ship was sighted off Waterford
Ireland, today. She was apparently in full
chase.
Consul Read has arrived at Brussels, from
Paris.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
PRUSSIA Ns PUSHING FORWARD.

PRUSSIA Ms PUSHING FORWARD.
On the night of the 9th inst. the Germans on
the south side Of Paris pushed forward in front to
valdemardon and Moulneaux. They met with
some opposition ut Valdemardon, but succeeded
in establishing and holding In cir po,ition, with
loss of only Ave.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
-~~~~~~~>~---~~e~-~-->
Day Of Assemblage Of tho
Plenipotentiaries.
~~.--~--s-~< <-a.-~~~~~~~>~~-
To Meet i'm London on ,Janua
airy IL.
THE POINTS OF Discussion.
1ELsGRANs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. IA, 1871
am enabled TO inform the readers OF the HkE.
AID specially and on the most reliable authority
that the European Conference on the subject Of
the navigation OF the Black Sea, and, conse-
quently the revision of the Treaty Of Paris oe
1866 in 80 far as II relates to the entry of armed
vessels to its waters and the objections Of Russia,
win assemble iu this city on Tuesday, the 18th Of
January.
Tuesday, the Sd Of January, was, as the reader4
Of the HERALD are aware. first named 40 the day
Of meeting. Then there were probabilities Of
failure Of the plan. but 1t Is now decided that the
Conference will meet as report to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
THE BATTLE OF BAPAUME.
->>~~~~>~~~~~~>~>~~~>~~s
Herald Special Report from
Dampierre.
A HARD WON GERMAN VICTORY.
Brilliant but Fatal Cavalry
Charge.
The French Reinforced and Again
Advancing.
Bapaume Evacuated and the Ger
mans on the Defensive.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Jan. IL, 1877.
The New YORK HERALD correspondent at pam
pierre, the headquarters Of General Won Goeben's
Army of the Somme, writes under date of January
as follows He says S.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
Beisium "a Universal Peace Mediator in
the Conf rouco.

have excellent authority for asserting thar the
Belgian government Will be an active partictpator
In the London Conference, and that the Kings MIN
listers charged aud Will endeavor to effect uni
vcrsal European peace through the fundamentally
OF that assemDage
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
G.S3SlB12ANey.
The Great Pictorial Annual

ilostettcr's United States Almanac for
1872, for distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States, and all civilized conn.
tries of the Western Hemisphere, will be-
published about the first of january. in
The English, German, French, Norwegian,
eclcl', Swedish, Holland, bohemian and
Spanish languages. and all who wish to uu
dersiand tho true philosophy of health
| should read and ponder the valuable sur
gcstions it con!uins. In addition 10 an adj.
mirnh!c medical treatise on the causes, pre-
vcntion and cure Of great variety of dis.
cases, ii embraces largo amount Of infor.
nation interesting 10 the merchant, tLc
mechanic the miner, the farmer, the plan.
ter, and professional man; and the calcula
lions have been made for such mcridions
ana attitudes ms nre most suitable for n cor
rect and compre'. .cnBivc National Calender.
Tho nature, uses, and extraordinary san.
liary, elects of llOstcttcr's Stomach Bit
'rrs me staple tonic and Alternative Of more
man half the Christian world arc fully set
forth III It's pages, which arc also inter
SpcrScd with pictorial illustration, valuable
recipes for The household and farm, hnmo.
rous anecdotes, and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and Sc
icrted. Among the ANIMALS to appear with
The opening Of the year, this will bc one
OF tho most useful, and may hc had for the
KING The rroprictors, Mcssrs. Hostel.
ter Smith, Piusbnrg, Pa, on receipt Of
n Two cents stamp will forward n copy by
mail TO any person who cannot procure ono
in his noighborhool. The Bittcrs are sold
in every city, town and village, and arc ex-
iensi'eiy used throughout the entire civil
lied world
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nj [: w ~ GOODS !
JAMES BEATTY,

y ESpECTFULIY announces to the pub.
! !, lie that he i now receiving and open
ing (at the store room formerly occupied by
Hacot & Go a new stock of goods consist
ing in part Of SnSar, Coffee. Molasses and
Syrup, Rice, BAgging, Iron Tics, Twinc,
Powder and Shot, Axle Grease, Cheese,
Crackers Soaps. Manila Rope. Candles,
Painted buckets, Tubs and thurns. Brooms
Well Buckets and Measures, Soda, Blue
Stone, Concentrated Lye, Candy, Pepper
an Ginger, Chains, Axes. Spades, Shovels,
Manure Forks. Nails, Horse and Mule
Shoes, Tobacco Tin Ware, Vinegar, Salt.
Eacon Flonr, SC. Ali Of which will Lc
offered nj prices to suit the times.
The highest market prices paid i'll Cash
for Cotton and o,hcr Produce. 1t will be n
pleasure 10 him to show his stock and Mt.
tend TO the wants o. his friends. Give him
n call. oct 10
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Crumbs.

Crumbs.
Chickens and eggs are on their an
nual rise, as Christmas approaches.
Now is the timo to advertise your
Christmas goods if you want to sell
quick.
For tho week ending the 9th inst,
there were 36 deaths in Charleston,
of which l3 were white.
a handful of lint cotton saturated
with lard burned under u horses
mouth will cure, it is said the worst
kind of collie.
One thousand old papers for sale at
this office. IS cents per hundred.
Apply early if you arc out aud wish
wrapping PAPER for the holidays.
The Yorkville Enquirer records the
death of j. Bolton Smith, ESD, for
many years regarded as one of the
leading lawyers of Yorkvillc, died at
his residence on Tuesday morning last,
i2th instant.
The Rev. a. r. Stuart, the rector
OF st. Marks Church Chester, has ac-
ccpted call to Chilicotho, Ohio, and
will preach his last sermon tomorrow.
Sunday, tho l7th instant.
The Chester Rcportcr saws that +ho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
"A Chance CORA SpeCslQatiops.

Iany body has bob.tailed spotted
dog' and wants to sell him, he can
get a good pricc for him by taking him
to Columbia. Gov. Scott is in need
Of n boey-guard, since tho "nig>
gers have gone back Oh him, and
threaten to impcach him. lie is not
particular, as to the price of anything.
since he, and Parker, and lIimpton,
have stolen over six million dollars
from the State.
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HIAI.K.1ONa Egcuv TcstimouvIo ,hc7r


nIAE.K.1ONa Escnr Tcstimouy 10 their
Wonderful Curative Encctq.
Vinegar Bittcrs aro not q vilo fancy
DRINK, Mado Of Poor Rum, Shis!Icy,
Proof Spirits and Reiusc Liquors, doc
toroti, rptccd hnd Gwsetoned 10 please tho nf.c,
called Tonlcs," hppotizons." "Ecstorcrs" .vc
that load tho tippcr on to drunkenness md ruin,
but nro truo Medicine, maho from tho Native
Roots and Herbs of California free from All
Alcoholic Stimnlnnts. They nrc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER nnd 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPI.E, n perfect
uenovator nni Inyigorator Of thc System. carry
Ing or oil poisonous mattor nnd rcsorin. tho blood
to a healthy condition. No person can take thoyo
Btttors according 10 directions and remain long
anwell. provided their bones arc rot dcs,roycI
by mineral rocon or other means, and tho vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
Thcy nro IL Gentle Purgutivo us well
nH n Tonic, posscGsin", also. tho peculiar merit
81 acting ns n powerful agent in relieving Convcg-
lion OF Inlainmati ion or tho Liver, and Of al tho
Vsooral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old. married or single, Mt tho dawn Of
uornanhool at tho turn of lifr these Tonic Biz.
tcrs haro equal.
For Innnmnntory nnd Chronic Rhcu-
mntism and G0nt, Dyspcpsin or In
diurstion, Bilious, Kcmittcnt nnd
Intcrmiucnt Fcvcra, Diseases Of tho
BLOOD, LivGr, Kidneys aud EIaddcr,
these Bittcr8 have been most successful. Such
Disohson arc caussd by Vitintcd Blood,
which Is generally produced By arrangement Of
the Digestive OrannE.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in iho Shoulders, Corgh9, Tight
nss ~ tho Chest. Dizziness, ssorr Er,ictntions of
tho Stomach, Dad Tasto in tho Mouth, Biliouy
Attacks, Pnlpitnton Of tho Heart Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Pain IN the regions OF the Kidneys and
p n hundred other painful symptoms are the Of
springs OF Dyspnpsa-
Thoy nYigornto tho Stomach and t.mulnto the
torpid liror and Bowels, which render them OF
EneQualled efficacy In ceonsinG tho blood OF nil inn
purtioa, and impartiAg new lifo and Sigor to the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEa sEs, Eruption., ,Tc:tcr
BAIT Rhoum, BlotcloS RpotH, PinIplok Pu.tuloy,
Botls. CnbuncleR, Ring. Moi1na, Scs!d Head, ssro
EJss ErysipoaE Itch, Scnrfs. Dscolorations OF tho
Bfin, llumors and DiEsn,eS Of tho skin, OF what
eyer name or nature, nro literally dug up ana car.
red ont OF the system In short tima by the uro of
tncso ltitterH. One bottle in such cases will con.
rinco the most ncrcdnlons Of thoir curative ofoct
Cleanse tho Vitintod Blood whoncvor you find IT..
impurities bursting through the skin IN pimples.
Hrup!ions or Sores; cleanse it when you find It
obstnotnh and sln2gish In tho veins: cleanse 1t
when II Is foul and your feelings will toll Sou WHOM
Koep tho blood purc, and The health Of tie system
will fo,lo.y
PIN, TAPE, and Other WORMS, urkine
IN tho syttcm OF 80 many thousands. nrc cectually
destroyed hnh removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIgrS AND DEALERS
!: WALKER, Proprietor X. II. MCDONALD as
Co, DruggiBts and Don. Agents, Gnn FrROoiaeo
Obi, and 50 aSaa u OolADlareo Street, Now York
may IL
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MANuFACTuRIHG ENTERPRISE tN CHARLES
Ton charleston is inst becoming mann
fncturing MS well as n commercial city
tho largest mandatory Of doors, sashcs.
blinds, &C., in the Southern Strtes is that
Of Mr.. p. L. ToALE, on Horlbccks WHARF
in that city, sales rooms at No. go Hayne
street. Mr.. ToALE's advertised cnt ap-
pcrs i'll anotllec column. nov
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NaoC@I Items,

W. Don't forget, when you "sel
your cotton" to call and pay your
little bill at tho News & HERALD OF.
flee.
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Notice..

Notice. .'
THE attention Of all concerned Is chile |
l. TO the following resolution Of Council
rs it will G rgidly enforced from this date:
ResoIved, THAI tho sale Of ardent spirits
niger beer, ale, porter, &c., be and is here
by prohibited on Sunday, and That all pur
tics found guilty Of selling The Same on tho
oaooa'h he subject, for the first offence +, O
hhe OF not loss than twenty dollnrs--for
the second TO o forfeiture Of their license.
~ ". M. DWIGHT,
oec 10 Intendent.
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Rev Advertisements.

SherifPs Salcs-L. w. Duyall.
Observation-Disclosures g. Brice.
Masonic Meeting.
Noticc-AlcIntyrc & Co.
BE sure and read d. Il. Flcnikcn's
advertisement under the heading Of
Wanting.
Shucks for Sale kctchin g. Rob.
ertSOn.
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No Paper.

No Pager.
ga account Of tho Christmas Holt
days, ana to give the printers and all
short respite, therc will DC no pa
per issued from this Office on We'd
nesday ncxt.
We wish all Of our Subscribers a
merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
EnEibIiC Hail.

This Town has long felt tho need of
a properly fitted up public hall, and
we begin to despair that we will ever
have one.
Will not our friend Mr.. McMastcr.
take steps towards putting his hall in
Il condition better suited for public
amusement$. With tho display Of Il
little taste, and small outlay Of
money, tue Thespian could be made
al ornament to the Town. Will lie
not ac. on our suggestion !
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Vase Es3IY.

we havo been requested to an
n'unco that Match.game Of Base
ball will be played between two pick
ed mines, of the club of this place, en-
the "Collegc Green" this afternoon,
at O'Clock. The public arc invited
to be present. The contesting ninc.
will appear in their uniform, red
shirts and black pants
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
ESTABLISHED 1859.

lA RESPECTFULLY in. 80 f. -
Jos form ths citizens of "t'zsg t--s's'
Winnsboro and Fairfield District, that I
have just returned from New York mud
have purchased full assortment Of Watch.
's, Jcweiry, Clocks, Spcctaclcs, &c.. and
will sell at the lowest prices, and would
respectfully nsk The continuance of The
patronage OF my old friends and customers.
All Go"ds warranted as represented. lam
prepared to do S'l kind Of Watch and jew.
cry work ana have always good ,tock Of
goo" Hnicral on hand, and will gunlantee
satisfaction. All work woron,ed
CHARLES MULLER
Second door from Col. Rion'a Oficc
oct 3 ''H }G
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iyfnnsbOrO Cotton Market,

Since last report thero were 45S
N1les of cotton sold in this market.
Prices ranging from II to IS.
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ETIWAN FERTILIZERS.

Throe Superior articles offered
Company of Charleston, s.
TstiVvan G+1za1ao.
with interest from the l Of April tho
EstiVUsaIa Crop FOOD.
of
on
April next the rate of
G9t1VVsKA IOiSssc solved Bone.
of
Of
Of fAmn
f
rhae help WM G. BEE
cncralA Agents. Charfsi c.
A. On
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whites Con
Our friend Mr.. G.. A. White has
just received as Gno assortment of
Holiday Confcctions as We have over
seen. Give him call.
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Preparing Gur d;lar;s.s,s:2..

Judging from the immense crowd
OF people in "Doc" Millor's Conrec-
tloHary yesterday, wc arc forced to be.
llcve that extensive preparations arc
being made i'll honor of the arrival of
the Hon. Santa Claus. This is as it
should be, and for two wcighty rca-
sons, viz: That Miller has done his
part nobly in selecting goods to please
everybody, and he therefore deserves
public patronage without stint. Do.'t
wait for the last of the week, but 90
right now and buy nice things for
yourselves, and dou't forget something
to put in the stockings of the little
ones on Christmas eve.
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baptist H':aia.

Bear in mind that tho Baptist Fair
opens on Christmas day, and save
your loose change for worthy object.
Let everybody come and bring their
families and friends.
DON'T forget the Christmas tree for
the little folks.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANIES
COMPOUND
Acid Phosphate of Lime.


FOR COMFORTING WITH COTTON SEED.
Price S25 Cash, with Usual Advance for
Time.
l'l!fS article ia prepared under the super
l. mtcndcncc Of Dr. 81. Julien Rnvcncl
expressly for composing with cotton seed
IL was IN reduced by this Company two
years ago, aud its use has fully attcs ted
its value. 200 TO 250 pounds Of this arti
Gle per acre. properly compostcd with the
same weight of cotton seed, furnishes the
plant er with Fertilizer Of tho highest OK
ccllence at the smallest cost. A comrosl
prepared with this article, as ny printed
directions furnished. contains ali the clc
mcn's OF fertility that can enter into first
class Fertilizer, while its economy must
commend its liberal use to plan crs.
For supplies and printed directions for
composing apply to
J.N. ROBSON,
Agents Pacific Guano Company, No. Ca East
lay and Nos. | and Q Atlantic Wharf
Charleston. S. G.
. JSo. s. REESE & Co., General Agents.\
nov 30-3m
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Tlassi sAMlu oS Esm.e ass;sE.

kAtst sSAHlE GS ES:sS2 3Si;sS.
According to previous announ e.
ment, Il rublic game Of Base Ball
came eff on Thursday afternoon be-
tween two picked mines Of the cred
Jacket Club" Of this place. We
were pleased to observe on the grounds
good many of our citizens, besides a
handsome delegation of tho "softer
SEX" who came for the FIRST lime to
witness "tho national sport"
Perfect order aud dccorum prevail
cd, and nothing occurred to mar tho
occasion. The playing was quite
spirited although there is decided
want of practice in the art of "Ay"
catching on the part Of some of the
players. 1t is not, however, our in-
tention to criticisc. That we leave to
the spectators who were present. We,
in justice to the Club, congratulate it
upon its rapid Improvement, and pres
dict for it cnyiablc laurcls in the fu-
turc. 1t possesses material capable
of opposing successfully any Club in
the country, aud if its members keep
Il! their interest in it, our Town may
some day have just cause to feel a
pride in the "Rca Jackets" At the
close Of tho fifth inning tho game was
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Gents Department.
Hats.

| sell the best at lower rates than
those who don't buy from tho nunu(actu-
rcrs.
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Shirts and Drawers.
A full assortment always on hand.
Rubber Clothing.

Gloves, Leather, Buck. Kid ind Cloth
faper Collars and Neck Ties Of all styles.
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JUST 2ECEIVBD.

.----: o -
GOO bushels 81. Louis Oats, white and
mixed.
500 bushels White Corn.
200 sacks Flour. family, extra, and SUI.
per
so barrels Augusta Flour, nj, qualities.
40 Louisville Flour, ali qualities,
100 Rye.
2 ticrccs Extra Sugar Cured Hams.
25 sacks Meal.
ticrcc Prime Carolina Rice
6 barrels Kiln Dried Boltcl Meal.
l tiercc Charleston lIomiry.
Besides full stock Of Groceries Of nil
kinds, ct Columbia prices for the
Q A. S III
Call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
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The first named nine had as badge
n White hand around their caps. The
second had rcd band around their
caps.
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Boots and Shoes.

have on hand for Indies AMI gents the
most Fashionable, Stylish, Durable and
Cheapest stock Of Boots Shoes and Cutters
ia the State,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20

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chasing elsewhere.