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, 1873-09-21

V1c.
Lake froights wore quiet and Irregular. Thoro
was almost no inquiry for vonsola to carry 10
American portB md rates foil of 1fo, to 12o for
corn and 13c for wllont, to Buffalo. Thoro wAB
fair inquiry for whcnt room to Kingston, tho
sshppng difficulty not ,ts btonS g. fct IN thes rc9
A total OF sevon charters wna reported, which
will curry ont 10000 bu wheat, md 45, ,0OO brl
corn, In addition to ono vessel chartered Inst
evening.
Provisions woro moderately activo and irregn-
1ar. &loaz pork was III rather light do1nand, but
ilrmor OIL cash lots, willie options for winter de-
Ivory werc Qnotnbo at about 60 por brl decline.
Lind was active, opening at unchanged ilguros,
but advancing 10 por LOO lhs on options for win
or in tho second regular dispntoh. Meats wero
quiet aud shade caBior for preBent, but 10 por
10 highor for meats cut during tho coming sea-
Ron, for vhioh there waa better demand, with
prospects that 2 COED many ny European orders 9
in New York should oxtend across tho Atlantio
The market clonod ut tho following range OF
rlicos: DIeaa pork, cash, or sellcr September,
si5s;596@1oooi DO seller ootoeear: e15;5e@ eS
seller January, Sis. .70@13.80. Lard, caah or
seller September, se.00@8.12l1 summer do,
s7.95@800 Lard, seller Novombor, 755{o; seller
pooembor. $7.S0@7.85; do sellor january. 1860
300 do SELLER february, g. Sweet piokled hanls
sl1,nmor. Dry salted 1neata stcady nt 100
71ao for shoulders; s15@8sko for short ri6s;
aud B91o for short clear. Boxed shoulders. TX
@7No. English meats, sz6@0o for short riba;
qnotable ut 10 below these priccB. Green hams
90 lbs) at 10 asked, seller Ueuombor. Short
ribs, aellor December, ut exc, boxed do ehort
clear, 7@7hos nhoulacre, AZ e34Mc, boxed, aolor
ders; s111o for olear ribs; 9slo for short oloar
and 13@15o for hams, oil packed. Afoas boof
e8.76@0.00; extra rneRs do, So>75@1o.0o; hoof
hams, a2S.00@29.60. City tallow, 7H@75ko;
ported Of 25O brls cash mess pork at s16.12lI;
BIO br1s do, aellcr tho month, at $15.97}4 10
tcs lard at aSo; 600 tcs do, seller November and
December, IL 7slo;. 75o tcs do. aollcr December,
at s7s5; 1,750 tcs do. sellcr january, at 81 .95
Tho Daily Commercial Report givoa the follow
Ing as the shipments Of provisions from this
point for the wock ending sopt 1o, 1878. and
since Nov. !, 1879; also comparative figures,
, 1873-09-21
MUSIC.

THE LOCAL MUSICAL BEAsoN
Will DO fairly inagurated by the first concert Of the
Apollo Club, which akes place at the now Music HALL
on Sept. 50, Instead Of Sept a, rs previously
nouncud. In addition to tho l,aual singing Of the
Club Mrs. uuck, Mrs. FArwell, and Mrs. johnson will
sing III rios aud sulos and MessrB. Godbeck piauo),
Eiuheim {celio>, aud Iewia (violn) will perform =
Beethoven trio. Thu programme will ba superb
one. AZ matter Of interest to the muscay dlspoHod,
VIC ara requested 10 suto that tile Club IL about to
issue tts Constitutlen aud tho naea Of tta officers,
active aud associate members, In hRudsom0
pamphlet form, very Ho0n. Those who
intend Joining arc, therefore, requested to
send In their to Tho Secretary, c. @. Ourtzs,
Ea al Root Lewis' uusc-Bsore No. co3 Slate strcct,
as soon possibe that they mny 10 included In tho
publication.
THE TuoMAa coNoEnTH.
We have already announced thht tho season Of
Thomas conccrts will commence At the now MulIo
SONS interesting partloulars Mr. Myrou w. Whitney,
~ ~ e1 s aaa sud vii
pear At oil Ills concerts horo. which VIII bo aix in mum.
s The es ys o tor sn5e fHpss s
obooa, side drum, bass drum ote., ono corno Angals,
French horns, threo trumpets three trolneonea,
t9ba kettle drmH Tho solosss Of Tho orchestra a5o
Joseph Eer <obos1, MIR. Henry Schmidt tFrench
hu1n), and Mr. Charles Cappa {ronbone). fn addition
to theso tho following so'usss hayo been engaged:
Mr. Heinrich Kayspr solo performer OH tho clarinet,
fe,in tho Dilss orchcatru, lii 1Ierlu aud Mr. Nu-
dalph nargei, solo performer OH tla cornet-a-1ston,
from ut. Petersburg.
MUSIC HALL. CONCERT.
On Frtday evening, tbs 2Gth, aud saturday AFTER
noon the a7tl, twn concerts win DO given NJ tho new
AIlrc Hall Of nure than ortliiIary interest," Atlla
crss ltro1s tho renowned lady ve'in!ss, Mt. ]. q.
iloyt Js., ursn!ss, Mr. NJ. J. Kills, " ths c!sy
soFrano, aMl n. J.. Ill ouI"y aSc1mIanis aso o.
precesl ler. ute has played IN I'll II ths principal
uit!ea Of Enropc md In Englnna trsased = gonuina
1uDsat!eu y hor remarkable playing al.o In 8rad.
ato Of the 11gIu Conservatory. Mr. nuys is rls'ug
yonng uausician Of great psonllac and =
aun Of }. q. uoyt, Esq., now Of New
York, but for lang time resident
u this city. In adlltlnn to hs plano nrfornauecs
llp Will pay upon the Maaon h 11h!n orchestral
gan-the instrument wiirh created such sensation
among uusic!as in this city short time huco. The
programmes will DO malo ycry attractive.
PEABoHAL.
Mrs. Colborno Fraser, AL English pianist sAd ons
, 1873-09-21

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 11,o06 bu wheat; 2.i5s bu corn;
5,922 bu oats; 1,4o8 bu rye; 8,7o5 bu barley.
Withdrawn for do during tho past week 22.03l
bu wheat; 25,018 bu corn 81, ,776 bu oats; 6,1e9
bu rye "a, 800 bu batloy.
Tho following grain llaa boon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'clock: $40 cars
wheat; 4o115 cars corn; 6t,472 bu No. q do,
and 9i8 bu rojecLed do, by cann1; SO cars oats {,
1000 bu No. 2 do, by canal II cars rye; 9s115
cara barley. Total C,1to cars), 4o4, 900 bu.
Tho following woro tho receipts aud shipments
Of broadstutra and live htock at this point during
the past weoK aud for the corresponding weeks
ending as dated:
, 1873-09-21
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
RoVicxv for tlac Week Ending 8utuFs
dnY Evontng Sept. 20.
BATunpAI EVENING, Sept. 20.
Tho roccipls OF livestock during tho Teok have been
&p fn111x

AaSs ~ f TTG1 ;,, H. oo,syo
an axs Wh a am MARKET tne P'e
a @ ne" ~ te any NJ
aenee w thG r. o.
stoeK catto ING e1tteMe 10" Peces lecenIy pTeVaeE
LOT taht clnns o. atocA hasng attaaeea sno at.ent
Sunp NV o nTaysas week Tn0H x,n a a rnsa
1hhSS months nH nas oh sam
thoir u,ota ' Of feoacrs. and. lilerat ~ a. wora
III oderngs ther9 wero oaye5s for s Tno COMP
realize a tss better g,re. tan G Tere 9ntstnan
"s t ,aaaat uus @ s P' I'LL % eutu ts .! IT,
tivtty wa choice boays', such Naw Yerk Alnany
incrcass f. noted IN comIarinon With Ae tew pFeeed
nsly sustaining n % IT. 1n wsskG auo'atuns
saSa % as - H. l0a @ a % 3
a.ovv @ ;,o t'sou !e @sstsS & NY asn a. = s G F
s ] w ss"ra Gs ,h
s cnis, 9 n @ aih tc ,rowb
~ ~ @ n1'n.rs ~ ~ 1on. A,v,,a, TX
W my ataGn,'sv , iaase os NY nsea ~ As s.e @
tnra ~ c nonrtn ",ar.ttnns ao,nn M rci,sf NM
c Ioaxed T. fop Int IN III rrs.n!ua tino tLa market
esGec'sa to remain f.o ~ ns Ersssns ,st,a dnn
Comprised very ssa.,aesaS!s Sropsrtiea 4 ths psst
droves for Witch the runs price. wsre saoosos
ths ou.stde hsass hovsssr ssnR ,sn!,zeA IL ony :
a hs ~s sss eayss hayo been IN
iar Eeaness - a. poor 70 oes'' "n saeo
mosu1 @ o. $saveSs.a .,,,., T., .u a,rnrtn,onts ~
M tfaag mas 1or su cSoen 1nne
besyes were unsettled and y reak shirlera aesstoa
thuNss SW helr pusckasss xsrs chieay Lie It
meaum 20 real!y Rnum !os. t Taar % t a. ma
ea1s soa 70 m e1tent @ & 'ho M
1000 head reinnn IN tho sale pens' anu tue tnafRee
elosea aoA anu noa7y, ,,or,rro.a
o,vos-aro1eS stcS1s oSrr,otno1 am
, 1873-09-21
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Hept. 20.
The following woro the receipts md shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during the past twonty-four hourH, aud for the
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1873-09-21
ltrk, Lard, Ham > Shonid'Fst Kftfdli'JI
tris. tea. tcs. tbs. fbs.

S.ss SMssF ssyI sss1sM e iS5s ,s9s 5Psss $
sssS snsS ti@s E1,
, 1873-09-21

Flour was even less active than Oh Friday,
shippers being practically out Of tho market.
while local buyers hold OF to SOC tho result Of
the current weakness on wheat, which lo,,r-
holders wore not willing to follow. Tho market
was generally quoted tho pamo aa during tho
past week, tho stock on hand being go
small as not to cnuse any pres
su1e to sell. Bran waa aotivo aud ateady.
Sales were reported Of 800 brls white winter OK
tras on prlvate terms 100 -brls spring o1tras
told MIMI at aG,75; 200 brls do (Aiodena} at
e6,a715; 900 brls do at 5000; 67 bris do Qow)
at $500; 400 bills do on private terms. Total.
1897 brls. AlBo 10 tons bran at 5000 on track,
nnd so tons do ut $1,000 delivered. Tho follow
ing WIS tho range OF prices at tho Closes
Fnr to cholco whlte winter extras O.76@ o,oO
Ii,d winter extras ras.........,........... G.D0R TOO
Good TO choice spring extras. .,..,.... 6.Oc9 6.60
Low to medium. .,................... '. 5.0Db bbo
AlinneHutus {nntcnt}. B25a1l 25
G Goou To fancy M!ul.caota. G,0Ge1 7.75
6pring s,,t,crtucs Observation-Disclosures. 26lta 46O
1lrpn knEN10 0D
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
The Escape OF the MOd0es.

Our special despatch from the lava
beds indicates new departure on the
part of Captain Jack and the'inaugu.
ration of mcrciless' war , on tho
peaceful settlers of Oregon. Tho
savages have quietly abandoned their
rocky defences and have taken to tho
open country. Elated with their
success in defeating the trodps sont
against them, they now deem them
selves able to pc with the; United
States forces in the field. Nor are
they altogether wrong in their esti-
mate of their own strength. w ell
armed and well. Mounted aud pursu-
ing system Of tactics thoroughly
we'll suited to their kin4 Uf warfare
and the nature of the country, they
have little to fear from the heavily
acooutred and slow moving troops.
Born and bred bushwhaciiers they
will not pay much attention to the
rules Of war as laid down in the army
regulations. The Modoc war, then,
will be guerilla war for tho fu.
tlle. 1t has already commenced.
y wagon train, insufliciently guarded, =,
has been captured; three mon have
been wounded, and seventeen govern.
ment horses added to the already res
pcctable stahlcs of Captain Jack.
How long is this state. of uifairs.. to
continue, and what is to be the end
of it all ? The determination of tho
citizens in the ncighbolhood of the
lava beds by the savagcs seems now
more probable than the cxtermiua-
tion of the Mvdocs by tho military.
Wcarc told that ore hundred Oregon
volunteers have arrived at tho lava
beds, and this piece Of news is the
most encouraging yet received !; but
several thousand fronticrsmen should
be Immediately organized to fight the
Modocs, i'll their own way and with.
ont interference Of any kind by army
rt'icers or Indian agents. One thous
and such men would hc more effective
against the savagcs than the whole
army Of tue United Statcs.-N. Y.
Herald.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
A Valuable Rccirc for Calls.

An intelligent and experienced
farmer, rising seventy years of age,
residing in Cumberland county, has
assured us that the following oint
ment, if applied two or three tim es a
day, will cure the most obstinate
windsails. Take one pound Of the
leaves of Stramonium, (Jamcst VIII
Weed, bruised two pounds of fresh
butter or hogs lard, one gill of the
spirits of turpentine put the whole
of the ingredients into q clean earthen
crook, aud place it with tho contents
over live Goals for twenty or thirty
inmates, stirring it occasionally; then
strain it through coarse cloth or can
vass, and it forms g. consistent oint-
ment, with Which anoint tho wind.
gals two or three times a day.:
Fifty dollars has been offered for
the above receipt. So says our in.
formant, who kindly furnished it,
Farmers Club.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
A Solemn Protest,

Before it's adjournment the Dele
ware Legislature, passed a. aeries of
resolutions condemning the policy of
tho Administration in interfering
with affairs in Louisiana, and closing
as follows "In obedience to. sense
of duty. to the people wo represent,
We hereby solomnly protest
against the action of the, executive
uranch of tho Federal Government
over the people of Louisiana, and ex
press to the people of that State as.
surances of the deepest sympathics OF
the people Of Delaware in their effort
to maintain their just rights against
usurpation, dcspotism and tyranny
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
How 10 do DOGS.

IF you have a good dog that kills
or runs sheep, and don't want to sLo t
him, build pen l6 feet square and
run a pole across the top, and then
pick the largest and oldest bu.k of
The flock, put him in tho pen, get
your dog with a collar around his
neck, and rope to draw up over the
middle of the pole, so that the dog
will have his forcfeet swinging of
of the ground few inches. Get out
Of the pen, and let the buck give him
several good butts, and then turn hin,
loose. This is sure cure. l tried
it on my fathers dogs when l was 4
boy; never knew them to even cross
a field where tho sheep wero grazing
-RuruJ Sun.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Ku KiuX Hunters TO the Front.

1t is rumored that tho 7,h Cavalry
has been ordered from ;Dakotah to
California to take part in the cam.
paign against Captain Jack. This IL
will bo remembered, IL tho oomn,aud
of the gallant Merrill. I'VE do hope
he will bo sent there. He and his
bravo subordinatos, who distinguished
themselves by clipping up to houses
at mig ht and dragging men out Of their
beds in this section of the country,
can try their hand slipping up ron
Captain Jack, Boston; Churl"y. El-
lens Man, Shaoknasty Jim, etc, ETC.,
and drag them out of their little
lava bods. The service would Ger,
taiuly be as honorable, and, perhap :,
little moro dangerous. And by ali
means lot them take along with
them Brown. the great, oyergrown,
mullet-headed Major.of the 18th In-
fantly. llo, with Ike and Mago
Castles for his gui,e., cou!d,no doubt
hunt Captain Ja ,kio his hole. r.
hunt down better men than himself
is his peculiar forte therefore it is
that we think he mi eh, find JAck.-
Chester Reporter.
Friend NIcLure ought to know
that there is but one wy of getting
Merrill to the lava beds, aud that
is to send him tied, ns he was wont to
send the alleged Ku Klux. We
think.that a subscription paper in
ia ork and Chester to send him out by
Express, prepaid, would be numer-
ously signed. Several signatures
could be ,got.in.tho future London.
Southern Home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Sumner Gets a Divorce,

BosToN, May l0,rTho arrange.
ment, tho libel for divorce by Hon.
Charles sumner against bis wife, on
the ground of desertion, camc up for
d hearing in tho Supreme Court
to-day: Il. =. Ballot appeared as
counsel for Mr.. Sumner, and Sidney
Prallet and j. X. Lathrop. for Mrs:
Sumner. Neither libel nor libellant
werc present, and after hearing tho
first witness Judge Call decrecd a
divorce 20 Mr.. Summer on tho ground
above named.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Supposed Attempt at Poisoning.

A family living in the upper wards
had handsome cake sent. to them
yesterday, the bearer stating that it
came as present from somo ono with
whom they. were we'll acquainted.
The circumstances, however appeared
suspicious, and the cake was accord.
ingly taken to physician, who gave
it as his opinion that it was poisoned.
1t is supposed that it was semitic the
young lady Of the family by.some one
who desired to rut her out of the
world to crafty a spirit of jealously
The affair will be Investigated
Chur. NcWs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
"A. Gard.

A Gard.
We have been re questcd to copy
the following card from tile Chester
Reporter "Whercas it was stated in
the FAIRFIELD HERALD of n recent
date that my husband, J. a. Thomas,
had treated me in the most cruel man.
ncr, giving me several hundred lashes,
and pouring kerosine oil upon my
head and feet and setting it on fro
l take this occasion to say, in Justice
to him, that the said statements we're
entirely groundless and without
foundation so far as tho burning is
concerned, and, in go far as the whip.
ping was concerned, a very great and
unjus;iiablo exoggeration Of the as.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Advocate.
Secretary.

Advocate.
The American Farmers Advocate,
published at Jackson, Tennessee, tic
pioneer paper in the Inauguration of
thegreat fatmcrs'' movement and spc:
cially doYotod the great subject of
cooperation among the tillers of tic
soil should be on every farmers ta-
bic. 1t is a very large and we'll filed
paper. Single, it is 81 per year, or
IN 'l"es OF, four or more, SO cents each. {.
we Will s'rnish it to all now sdbscri-
Cers with the Fairfield Herald or
"innsboro Nowsst eighty cents per
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Notice to Creditors,


Tho State of South Carolina, Plaintiff,
against tho Spartanhurg and Union
Railroad Company, Rufus 4. McAdcn,
ana others, Creditors.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE
L by his Honor Thomas J. Mackey, Pre-
siding Judge of tho Sixth Circuit, in the
absvo entitled hction, Of date 9th May,
1873, the undersigned, Special Referees,
will hold q reference at Unonville, on the
l0th anil 2otk days. of dune next, and.a
final reference at Winnsboro, On The Sd
and 4th days of September next, for the
purpose of taking proof Of tho Bonds,
Coupons ,nnd other demands against the
SpartanbGrg and Union Railroad Compa-
ny"
Any bond, coupon or claim not provon
be fore the closing Of tho final reference,
will be debarred from receiving any divi
depd.
Son closing the final reference, the un.
dcrsigncd arc required TO report, among
other things, Of the order Of priority IN
which said bonds, coupons and other de.
manda shali,bc paid -
JAS: NJ. BAXTER,
THOS. Is. JETER,
may 13-flx3 Special Referees.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Friends Of Temperance.

Friends of Temperance.
n chapter Of this order has been lato.
Iy established at II dgcway. 1t has al.
ready about fifty members. This is
au exclusively Southern organi:; ,,iou,
founded i'll Virginia. 1t has but re
Gently been brought into this State
but has swept Virginia, North Caro-.
lima and Georgia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Religious Services.

Religious Services.
The second Quarterly Meeting for
the Winnsboro Circuit will be held
.nt the Methodist Church in this place
to-day and tomorrow. Divine ser.
vice to day at IL O'Clock a. nI., and
Tomorrow at l a. NJ and i p. NJ
Rev. Wm. Martin is Presiding EIdor
Of the circuit.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21

A beautiful young girl was mar.
RED IN San Francisco last week at
the conclusion Of the Marriage core
mony sho turned to her husband and
said "Georgo kiss me am dying"
The husband complied with tho re.
quest, and at the moment she foil
dead on tho floor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21

Ihe louisville Courier. journal
picks up strolling paragraph to the
effect that ga Boston GIL who was
married four years ago in dress
worth $4,000 may now be seen split.
ting her own kindlings and doing her
own washing" and remarks that "the
only wonder is that she has any kind.
ling to split or any washing to do"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
An OF 1 Offender.

An OIL Offender.
VIM. White, colorcd, convicted at
last Court of stealing all overcoat
from Mr.. II. 3. McNIustcr's residence
proves to be an escaped convict. lie
was sentenced, in Rich'and, to eigh.
teen months, but escaped and com.
,nitted tho theft which sends hin,
back. He will now have to serve
twcnty-seven months.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Fraoas,

Fraoas.
Through Mr.. Dennis, tho gent Of
the s. q A. Telegraph Compan, VIC
learn that fracas occurred in Cl.o.
ter on Tuesday evening betweo,
Chief of polico Moore and j. r
Green, a formar member of tho forco
in which the former was worstod. -,
The citizens applaud Mr.. Green.
conduct. The case was heard before
the Town Council, with what rcsul
VIC did not learn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
- - . - ~ ~
Excursion Train.

Excursion Train.
An excursion train for colurel folks
passed through town Sunday, bound
for the parade Of the colorcd fire de-
rart"cnt i'll Cvlum, ,bia. The "Yc!-
]ow Ja, kets," Of Charlotte with their
engine the "Crozy lIannah' we're on
board.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
Monticello Grange.

Mont1oe!lo Grange.
AS already stated in previous is
sue, the public installation Of officers
Of this Grange will take Place on
FRIDAY next. Patrons gcncrvily are
Invited to attend. Especial invita- :
ti'n is hereby Issued to tho Winns-
borO Brass Baad.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21

Joseph NJ. Wilder, convicted at
the July term Of the United States
Court of robbing tho mail, and sen.
teneod to be imprisoned for two years,
in Columbia, has been pardoned by
the President.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21
BETTING Compliment.

DIR. L. G. Robertson, our quondam
to"nSman now located in Rock Hill,
has been elected President of the Fire
Company in that town. This is q
high but deserved compliment to our
friend and wc congratulate the com.
pany upon having so efficient a prcsi-
dcnt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21

'NIr. Marin, the gentleman who at.
tackled Jay Gould at Delmonico's
saloon, in New York: some days ago,
giving him bloody nose, has been
lined two hundred dollars, and held in
one thousand dollars bail to keep tho.
peace. ~. ...,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-21

Southern Warehouse Company.
Geruais Street, near Grcrnpiie and ColumJM
!, Raiiroad,
COLUNBLA, S. G.,
is PREPARED 10 receive Cotton aDl other
p, oper.y upon storage, and make advances
upon the samo. Cotton shirp'd to this
housewife bc stored subject 10 The trdec Of
the owner, and The lowest rates cha, gcd
for storngc. All property no stoved will be
insured in good reliable companies; If in.
surancc is desired and advances will he
made ut the lowest banking rates. Our
storc houses arc SO located that drayago IL
not necessary and no charge for handling
willbo made, All business oommunica.
tions should be addressed t6 tho Trshsurcr
EDWARD HOPE, President.
Erwin r; GARf, Treasurer.
mch 2b-6m =,
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Repaired.

Repaired.
The town pump has at last been re-.
paired, and we hope the new.frngled
works now in the we'll will prove more
of success than the former did.
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Communications.

Communications.
We occasionally receive com N uni
,t,ns which we are compelled to de-.
S''"''pot from any fault in them, but
,"oooa"setbc subjects they treat of are
oi a pf,V"o nature and will not in.
'ereS' the pa'lio. We cannot pub
l'sn any article applauding or cen
surlnga private l.diviGial, or touch.
ing upon private affars. Propercom.
gladly receive. " n"'ui' W.
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The w CekiY PhWbus.

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The Weekly Phubus,
This is the title Of small sheet is
sued at Longtown, III this County, by
Master 7. H. Jones. 1T is written in
Roman. letter, in pencil, and is q
model of .neatness. The heading lis
adorned with q yell executed device
representing "Ph~bus" rising behind
a mountain. 1t contains four pages
Of letter papor in editorials, excerpts
and advertise mcnts. Master Jones
holds tho threo fYld vGee Of proprio.
tor editor and typo I'VE wish him
permanent success in the glorious field
uf jour, nali$m.