Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Few Extra Taxes, The Urbana (0.) Union has "a few.more left of the same sort" of international taxes that ought to beiaidf they are not: For lending a newspaper, $5 00. , ? or eating hard crackers out of the army, 15 cents. For "kissing in the dark," 2 cents. If the old folks are opposed, ;. empt from tax. For not bowing to a nigger, $1. or treating a girl's brother. 50 ents. For playing euchre with a girl, h 25 cents. When hearts are For pulling a cat's tail,10 cents. n -every woman's "new bon -_ ', 37 eents For eating steak more than three times a day, $3 00. For counting the stripes in a balmoral, 50 cents. 111 For not appreciating . 'John rown's" song hourly, $1 00. -'On each flirtation, $2 and up = wa.ds, according to sighs. For declining a government con - act,1Y0,000. rFor trying to light .your cigar the town pump :75 cents, On every s egle lady over twen (1. (This is useless-there 'A 't any.) l or reading the proceedings of - 25 cents a day. Sum - 9ner's .speeches in fulI, $10 extra. For swinging on the gate, 55 ;For playing a jewsharp, 2 cents wf A.k. e, with variations, I cent ex n the prettiest ' baby in the S Eitd States,$1,000.. (As every :woman thinks her baby the pre t ee this will realize an enormous ~~ trying to~ escape history," ti ts. (See President's Mes CFrnmurdering a piano, $1 a day. hreare any -nervous people ~ oait the house, 25 per cent. off. ~ ~f~+On4 .rposters thati crow over odriuking rye cofee 2 cents S-drink. Rye in any other shape, F#reheating the printer, $500 T "guttingo style" withoutI (notcoents)td back you, 3 ~ and board!f) ) ~ on 50 cents. ~ -'1i~RQ1 - NTERRIs.-During ,eight hundred and forty rswere brought to Atlanta --'-~~ ~y~1~W f:ern and AtlantieBRail-h * ..~. . e hena scontained sixty undred2 tons of freight. ~ '.ktlata fra states that this, tZ gs-more freight to thatj thethree roads, there ngeiu with- it. can take away. ~;~P~j i~undrorking order,shaving - sewithiu thefast two years, 4 ghqlropired. Its earnings rtIebS hakonth were $15Q,000. ~y*ich i $6m50,000, were turned egento-tffe State Treasury, as the radbelongs tothe State.of Geor >ia.-aWhen it is cotsidered that oad~ was the line of Johnson's ~ Itreabefore.Sherman, and wasi K . ~x~in ly torn up by .one or the -: woth& ontendinlg parties, 'iaove stated facts.are evidence. * w~nderful energy. -Some rail adin our own State could afford fr -;r-%j a little enterprise, m ita ~tof Georgia. i SCHIMis oF S'r. MICHAEs. '~R4~e enerable bells have at last &ie~&estored to their old place. ha%reston .Mercury refers to ~ ~-ei restoration in the following .-srand sweet upon the holy a acof the aneiernt chimes. ~ ~frious music that in one sacred alf harmony united thanks to Godfdr the safety of' His temple, sorrow for Vhe-lost fond -memory ofa the past, and calm. noble, -de termined, maly hope for the -fu ture. The pen of a poet alone could fitly describe the varied emo tions which the magic sound awoke. To the old, the sorrow Jig, the afflicted, it was a draught from Lethe's consoling wave. To the child it was an echo from the' *fairy land an.d golden age of ante bel lumtimnes. To tle nan of the pres entit wa sthe belle of.the steamship which he had last hear'd'when he bade farewell to his native shores, where reigned peace and prosperi $y, sn4 which he now heard again ~ h~ was about to ste'n noon the Legal Advertisements. The State of South Carolina. fewberry District-In Equity. ElVah P. Lake Adin'r. vs Mary C. Boozer & 'ethers. Bill for Sale of land, and to pay debts. The creditors of John C. Boozer dec'd are required to render and establiih their respective demands on oath, before the first day of June next. Co:'s Office, SILAS JOANSTONE, March 25th, 1867. 13 5t. C. E. N. D. The State of South Carolina. Xew berry District-In Equity. J. M. Senn and others vae. P. Lake, Adm'r, and others, Bill for account, relief, &c. The creditors of Elijah M. Lake, dec'd, are required to render and esftablish their re spective demands, on oath, before the Cor missioner on or before the first day of June next. Corn's Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE, March 25th, 1S67. 13 t9. C. E. N. D. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In Equity. AnesM. .Caldwell .& Susan Caldwell by next friend, vs William Wallace, Ex'or. Petition for Sle of Land. By order of the Court, dated 8th February, 1867, I will sell before the Court House at New berry, on the first Monday in May next' the real estate of Howard H. Caldwell, deceased, as follows. A-lot in the town of Newberry,. fronting on Pratt Street, twenty.two'feet and run ning to therear forty two feet bounded by lots of S..;ontgomery,'George G. DeWalt, and lot belongiug to ihe estate of John H. Steele, dee'd. TasMs-The purchaser will be required to give hond with at least two good sureties and a Mortgage of the property to secure the purchase money. payable in two equal annual instalments, with interest from the day of sale, and to pay the costs of these proceedings in cash. Con's Office, SILAS JOUNSTONE. March 25th 1S67. 13 5t. {12 c. E. N. D The State of South Carolina. Newberry District-In Equity. Offiee Cowt of Gencral Sessions and Common Pleas. I, Elijah P. Lake, Clerk of said Court, in pursuance of the directions of the Act of the Legislature in such cases made and provi ded, do hereby give publie notice that an election for "Ordinary" for Newberry Dis trict, will be held on Tuesday, the thirtieth day of April next, at the usual places of election throughout the s'id iistr-ct. Witness my hand at~ Newberry Court House, this 21st day of March, 1867. E. P. L AKr, c. c. r. & .s March 2'7 IS St. STA TE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA. In Equity-Newberry District. John S. Renawick, Adm'r vs. Stephen Dugan and others. BuDil for sa-le of real estate, re lief &c, By order of the Court, I will re-sell at the risk of the formner purchaser on the first Monday InApril, 1867, before the Court House at Newbrry, at public auction, the real estaae of Ben Dugan, freeman, deceased, as follows: A tract of.land, situ rted in Newberry Distriet, containing seventy-four act es, more or less, and bounded by lands of Dr. G. WV. Glenn, deceased, J. B. Glymph and others. A tract of land, situated in .New berry District on waters of King Creek, contain ing forty-five acres, more or less, and bound td by fands of John Glenn, J. 8, Ren.mick ad David Wicker. TErdis.-The purchaser will be required to give bond with at least two good sureties and a mortgace of the premises, to secure pymnent of the purchaise money, payable on the first.day of January 1868S, with in terest from the day of sale, and to pay in cash the coat of these proceedings. SILAS JOHINSTONE, c. E. x. D. Comn's office, March 13-11-3t. * STATY?TF SOUZTJI CAROLINA. In ]Equity-New berry District. L. C. Kibler and others vs Nancy' Aull and others. Bill for account, injunction sale of land, to pay debts and to appoint Receiver. It appearing to my satisfaction that John Martin Aull, one of the defendants to the Bill resiJes bevond the limits at th:s State. It is ordered, that he do plead, answer or dengarr to said Bill within three mouths from the nublication of the. -rule, or the same ill be tnken oro confesso against him. SIL AS ;OHINSTONE, c.E..\.D. Corn's Office, Feb. 25-]0-ti. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. In Eqnity-Newbei-ry District. John S. Renv.ick, Adm'r vs. Stephen Dugan, Sam. Dugan et at The creditors of Ben Dugan, frecmnan, deceased, are required to render and es ta--lish on oath, their respective demands before the Coummissioner oni or before the first dayof May next. C..D SIL AS JOIINSTONE,c..D Corn's office, 1st Feb. 186i7. itATE OF SOUTh HCAR OLINA.1 In Equity-Newberry District. James R. sheppard vs. Mary E Schumpert and others. Bill for [njuncion, &c. The creditors of Honorias Sheppard, dec'd, are requested to render and establish, on oath their~ respective demands before the Comn nif'ioner, oh or before,.the fira day of May, 1867. SIL AS JO HNSTONE, c. z. x. D. Comn's ofie, Feb. 1, 1867. 3mo, 412 STATE OFSOUTTH{ CAROLINA, In Equity-Newberry District, 'Flis, S. Blair, Adm'r, vs. Rebecca J, Thompson and others. The creditors -of Thomas J. Thompson, deceased, are required to render and estabs' ish on oath their respective demands be fore the Commissioner on or before the first day of April next, SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. E. N. D). Con's offee, -Feb. 1st, 1867. 2mo. *8 Miscellaneous. BLEASE'S RETREAT, NEAR AMAZOKIE. Restaurant arid Lodgings. B. M. BLEASE, Agent. December 1 IIBSID NBDBlRIWATED, AT THEZ T!AN YARIX, formerly R. B. Holman's. The market price will be paid for RAW HIDES and GOOD BARK, either in'. leather or cash. Ndne or eithei wanted unless of good quality. Persons wishing to get -bark this Spring, can call at the Tan Yard, where equitable con tracts will be made for the same. Ws have also a large lot of fine white, yellow and mixed corn, to arrive. aoon. "Announcements. MESSRS EDITORS.-The friends of CAPT. GUS. DICKERT, of Pomaria, the brave soldier and hero of many battles, respectfully nominate him as a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of this District, believing that his nomination will prove highly acceptable, March 20, 12 MANY FRIENDS. MESSRS. EDITORS: You will please an nounce Mr. R. V. GISI'. as a candidate for a seat in the next session of our State Legislas ture. FARMERS OF NEW BERRY DIST. MESSRS. EDITORS:-You will please an nounce NA t'H A N F JO H NSON as a can tidate for the office of Clerk of Court, of the District of Newberry, for the next ensuing term. MANY FRIENDS. MESSRS. EDITORs-By nominating Mr. DANIEL B. WHEELER as a candidate for Tax Collector of Newberry District. you will oblige his many WARM FRIENDS. July 4. MESSRS EDITORS:-You will please an, nounce J. D. S1ITH, as a candidate for the ffice of Tax Collector, Newherrw DisTrict, And oblige MANY FRIENDS, May 2, 1866. MEssRS EDIrOns :Ynn are authorized to an iounce JOHN W. COUNTS as a candidate for he office of Tax Collector for Newberry D'et.. t the ensuing election. Mr. t"ounta is a gentle. nan every way qualitied for the office. DUTt H FORK. FOR TAx COLLEcTo .-Capt. JOH N WIL [JAMS is respectfully nominated as a candidate for the Office of Tax Collector, NewLerry Dis rict, at the next election. Oct. 31st, 1866. MANY FRIENDS. MEssas. Ei,rrons-Pleasenominate Mr JOS. W. HILL as a suitable candidate for the office )f Tax Collector, for the eusuint term, and oblige N EWBERRY. MEssRs EDITOYs-Please announce Mr. TACOB KIBLER as a candidate for the of% ice of Tax Collector, for the ensuing term. is in every respect qualified and worthy of the office, and oblige OLD TIMES. MESSRS. EDITORS.-You will please an, iounce THO NlAS I. CROMER as a candi, late for Tax Collector Newberrv District. at he next election. MOLLO HON, sep:12 Carriages, Buggies, Wagons. A New Carriage AND Buggy Factory. EAR THE DEPOT IN ONE OF WM. T.A NGI1N)RD'S BUILDINGS. The subse::iber being a practical Carriagei maker by trade, having arranged with comn yereut workmen, for carrying on his busi iess in a workmanlike manner, he announ es to the citizens of New berry and surroun hng country; that he is ready to receive >rders for new work, Carriatges, or Bug des, &e., of any style or pattern that pir is may wish. And if their- work is not lone acoording to order parties will not be .nder any obligation to take it, when done. jive hi,m a trial, is all he asks. Old Car iages and Rnggies renovated and made to ook egnal to new, at reasoinable prics. A iberal share of patronngce is solicit d. lie is in monthly receipt of patterns of dl the latest styles in voguec;.parties order ugcan have a fine selection to chtoose frct. A few Buggies on hand for sale. Dec. 19 51 6mno. J. TAYLOR. Carriage Shop, 0, M. JONEs, Nwberry C. H., So. Ca., Respectfully informs the citizens of New erry aind suniounding country that having e opened his carriage shop, and is now prepred ta execute all work in his line in he neatest manner, and with dispatch. Will make and repair carriages, Buggies,Wagens,&c. Nov 7 6mo MiScellaneous. IRC F.PNKI DRC.aresP. S.NKN. December .5 1yr TH E sudscriter has just received a supply f these Cases, from the above celebrated manufacturer, which are of the latest and most improved pa' terns, and of elegant Rose wood finish, and which he offers at 1ow-rates o the public. He takes this occasion to say :hat they have been purchased exclusively 'or cash, and selling them at only a .small dvance on the cash price, that no orders for e above Cases will be attended to unless iccompanied with the cash. R C. CftAPMAN: Newberry, S. C., July 25, 1868. 9m. . H. I4. Brantly, ivi1 Engineer, Architect and Surveyor, Offers his serviees to the citizens of ~awherrv. and snrroundina Districts. Baltimore Advertisements. Spring. Importation 1867. RIBBONS, MILLINERY And Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, CATOR & 00. Importers and Jobbers of Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Satins Blonds, .Xetts. crapes, T ,?cets, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' ilATS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, Shaker H oods, &C., 237 and 239 Baltimore-St., BALTIMORE, MD., Offer the largest Stock to be found in thil Couu:ry, and unequalled in choice variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and prompt attention given. February 27 3 mo. Ncw York Advertisements. J. HICKLING & CO.'S Great Sale of Watches. On the Fopular one price plan, giving ever3 patron a hands.)me and reliable watch for thi low price of Ten Dollars ! Without rega,d tc value. and not to be paid for unless perfectl3 satisfactory ! 50, Solid Gold Hunting Watches $_50 to $75 5 w Magic Cased Gold Watcles--2 0 to 50 5 if Ladies' Watches. Enamaled-= 00 to 30. 1,: 0 Gold Ht'g Chron. Watchee--25' to 30( 1:.i Gold Huunt'g English Levers- ' 0 to 25 3;000 Gold Hunt-g Du,plex Watches-150 to 20( 5,*I Gold Ut'g American H arcbes-100 to 25( 5.1 0 Silver Runting Levers- 5 to 15 5.0 0 Silver Hunt'g Duplexes-- 75 to 25 5,0.' Gold Ladies' Wtche s- 50 to 25( 1 - 0 Gold Hunting Lepiner - 5> to 7i 10. (.0 Miscellaneous Silver Watches- 5, to 10( 25.004 iluneting Silver Watches-- 25 to 5 31, 0) Assorted. Watches, all kinds-- 10 to 7 Every patron obtains a Watcr by this arrange ment, costing but $10, while it -may be wortt $50. No partiality shown Messrs J. Hickling & Co.'s Great Americar Watch Co., New Yoik City, %ish to immediate' Crspose o, the above magaifcent Sicek. Cer tificates r:aring a:ticles are ;,laced in sealed en vetops. Holders are entitled to the article named o'i their . certificates, upon payment 0 fen Dollar. whether it be a W atch worth 575( or one won hi less. The return ol auy of o r cer tificates entit'ee you to the articles named there on, upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and asxnoarticle vrlhd less than 30- i's named or any certificat . it will at once be seen that tnib is no lottery, L.ut a straight-forward legitimate trausaction, which may be participated in ever by the most fa,tioious - A single Certificate will be sent by mail, post. poid. upon reeei4t of 25 cents, fivetfor $1. elevei for $2,thirt.o-'bree and ele,tent premium ror $5 sixtvesix and more valuable premiura for $10 or.e~hiu-dred and most superb Watch for $15 To Agents and those wishing em ~lyment thiu is a rare opportuuity. It is a leiimately con ducted busine's, duly authorized by the Govern ment, and open to the most- careful scrutiny Try us. Addres J. ilI(KIU . & CO.,. IH9 Eroad way-Near P. O. Feb.G6G6 So. - City. of<e w York. J. E. STENROUSE. A.LLAN MACAULY STENHOUSE & MACAULY. - iommission Merchants, For the sale of Cotton, Cotton Yarns, Sheet ingd, \ aval stores, etc., and for the purchase o Merchandise geneally, 663 Pearl Street, New York, Conignments tons from any point in the Souti ully protected by Insurance as soon as s;'ipped aug 1 GROIVESTEEN & Co., PIANO FOR TE MANUIFACTUlRERS 449 BROADWAY. INEW YORK. The e PHANOS received the Highest Award of Merit, at the World's Fair, over the best ma kers from Loidon, Paris, Germany. the cities o .ew York, Phlila'delphia, B3altimore and Boston also. the Gold Medal at the American Institute for Five Successive Years ! Our Piano contait the French Grand Action. Harp Pedal, Over strung Bass. Full ironi Frame, and all Moderi I,nprovements. Every Instrument warrantec FIVE v earP Made tnnder thespervision of Mr J. a. cInoVES TEEN, who has a practical expe: rience of over thirty Ore years, and .is the make' of over eleven thousand piano foi tes. Our facil ities for manufaicruring ernable u.s to sell these in stumnects from S100 to $200 cheaper than anl first class piano forte. - aug 15 liy $1,5oo PER YEAR! we want agents every wher4 to sell our IMPROVED $20 Sewing Ma chines. Three new kinds. Under and up per feed -Sent on trial. Warranted fiv4 years. Above salary on large commission: paid. The ONLY machines sold in -the Uni ted States for lests than $40, Which are full3 licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro ver & Baker, Singer A Co., and Bachelder All other cheap machines are infrinirements and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sen free. Addre-s. or call upon Shaw & Clark at Bidderord, Maine, or Chicago, Ill. July 25 1y. PHOTOGRAPHIC. E. & H. T AXTHONY & Co., Manufacturars of Photographic Materials, WHOLESALE A1qD RETAIL, 501 RO0AD W AY, Ni. Y. In addition to our main business of PHOTO GRAPHIC MIA ERI ALS we are headquarter, for the following, viz: Stereoscopes & Stereoscopic Views Of-American and Foreign Cities and Landscapes Groups, statuary, etc Stereoscopic Views of the War. From negatives made in the various campaigns and forming a complete Photographic hiatory o the great contest. Stereoscopic Vie w on Glass. Adapted for elther-the Magic Lantern or thi Stereosc"pe Our Catalogue will be sent to anj address on receipt of Stamp. Photographic Albums. WVe manufacture more largely than any othe1 house, about 2- 0 varieties from 53 cents to S5( each. Our A LBUMS have the reputatidn of be ing superior in beauty and duranility to any others. Card' Photographs of Generals, Statesmen, Actors,'etc., etc. Our Catalogue embraces over FIVE -THOU SAND different subjedts, including reproduc tions of the moet celebrated Engravings, Paint ings,-Statues, etc. Catalogues sent on receipt o~ stamp. Photogrphers and others ordering goods C. 0 D.mwill lease remit 25 per. cent oL. the amoun1 with thei order. The price and quality of our goods cannot fai to satisfy.' Nov. 7 45tf C. H. KINGSMORE Is still at the old stand, Prepared to Take Ambrotypes & Photographs, And Paint Charleston Advertisements. CIRCULAR. W E, the undersigned MERCHANTS 01 Charleston. S. C., respectliy announce to th BUSI TSS MEN of the South that we are do sirou, of facilitating an early resumption of bus ness relations between our respective communi ties Our stocks of MERCHANDISE for the Sprini will be large, comprising a complete assortmeni of all GOODS suitable for the Southern Markets and have been selected with great care by met conversant with the wants and tastes of thg Southern people. Possessing ample facilities foi purchasng, both at home and abroad, while out expenses, in comparison with other cities, aru small; we feel confident in saying that we wil: be able to sell GOODS as cheap as the sait articles can be purchased in -any city in th United States. We are prepared to respond to any CALL thai may be made in our respective lines of business and to fill at any time any responsible ORDER. The fs lities for TRANtSPO TATIOS betweer here ana all points are easy, quick and rapid and we have been creditably informed by thu President of t1"e South Carolina Railroad thal freights between here and Augusta will be t* duced in rates as low as that oi any competini Railroad. We hope that by the employmebt of the greal agencies of energy and industry, the whole o the Southern country made desolate by the wai may speedily be reorganized to the mutual ad vantage and general prosperity of all. Foreign.1Domestic and Fancy DryGoods. Marshall, Burge & Bowen, 143 Meeting street. Jobnstou, Crews & Co., 41 Hayne street Crane. Foylston a Co., corner Jleeting, Marke and Hayfie streets, Strauss, Vancess & Co., 180 Meeting street corner Meeting and Hazel streets. Milnor. Wilbur . Martin, Meeting street. Edwin Bates & Co.. Meeting street. Noj es : Vail, 145 Meeting street. Stoll. Webb & Co.; 287 King street. I L Fa)k 38 King street. Levy Drucker, 306 Kin:. street. J. R. I ead Co.; 263 King stteet Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Furnishing Goods, &c North, Steele and Wardell, 167 Meeting street Lengnick and Sell, northeast corner Meetinj and Market streets. John S Fairly and Co.. 37 Hayne street. Lt-y Drucker, 3 .6 King street. Millinery and Fancy Goods. Leng ick and Sell, northeast corner Meetinj and Market streets. D. R. Williams and Co, (successors to Wil liams and Covert,) 122 Meeting street. Wholesale Clothiers. Edwin Bates and -Co., Meef ing street. I L. Falk, 303 King street. Murphy, Little and Co., 161 Meeting and 21; King street. Parker and Child, 13 East Bay. Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. J. S. 'hillirs, csucce& ' toEdgerton and Rich ards,, 32 Broad street. Hats Caps and Straw Goods. F. Horsey, (successors to Horsey, Auten an Co..) 25 Hayne street. D R Williams :nd Co.,[successarto William and Covert.j 122 Meeting street. Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Mattiug, Bugs, Dou Mats, CrambCloths and Step Ladders. C. D. Carr and Co., Hasell street. Drugs and Medicines. Goodrich, Wineman and Co., LQld Southez Drug House.: Direct Importers and = Wholesah .)rugists, 158 Meeting street. Dowie and Moise, Southern Drug House successors to King and Cassidy,J 151 Meetini street. Paper, Stationery, Printing, Binding ~ Printer's Materials. Joseph Walker,. corner Meeting and Marke streetsB. Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c. E. B. Stoddard aind.Co:, 165 Meeting street T. M. Bristoll, <snecessors to Dunihan, Taf and Co.,. 149 Mieeting street.. D. F. Fle ming and Co 2fHeyuestreet. -Edward Daly, Agenrt, l l Meeting street: Sadd.lers, Harness Makers and Importers o English Sad'ery. Hastie, Calhoun and Co.,.89 H ayne street. Fancy Goods, Fireworks, Toys, Confection anies, &c. F. Von Santen, [established 1851,] 29) Einl street. Importers of French Confectionaries, Toys, &u 3W.- KiBspiu,7Lestablished .1888,J '*9 Xinj street. . Candy Factory. W. Kinsman, 279 King street. Croekery. W. L. Webb,-succeor to Webband Sage, 5 Hayne street. *William G.. Whilden- and Co.,-formerl: Brown and Palma- 11 Hayne street. Wholesale Grocers. Geo. W. Wiims and Co. corner Hayne ant Church streets. W. H. Chaflee, 27 East Bay, opposite Nem Custom anHC.ocrnrset.~ya Geo. W. ClarkeanCo,creEstByan Cumberland streets. Thoumpson and Bro., 112 East Bay. C. H .Moise, 9liavne street. Biollman Brothers,88 East Bay corner Vendu pRange... wV,Ilam Gurney, 1r2 East Bar. Henry B3ischofi'and Co., 197 katBay. Bernard O'Neil, 389 EastBa Gee: H. Hoppoclc, 185 East By. Hardware, Cutlery, Gunns and Direct Importers. Hastie, Calhoun and Co., 39 Haye street'. J. EAdger and Co.,l1893Meeting street. C. Gravely, 52 East Bay.' Bissell and Co., 88 Hasel street. Stoves, Ranges, Grates, Plumbers,'Tin Wart Adams, Damon and Co., at the old stand, 1' Broad street. Man,ufa.cturers of Tin Ware. Shepherd and Cohern,297 King street. Dealers in inners' Goods and Tools. Shepherd and Cohen, 297 King street. Sashes, Doors and Blinds. W. M. Bird and Co., 238East Bay. Agricultural Implements. C. Graveley. 52 East Bay. Paint., Oils, Glass, Varnishes and Lamps.. W..M. Bird and Co.. 203 ast Bay. Holmes and Calder, 126 31eeting street. Wine and Liquor Merchants. Geo. W. Clarke-and Co., corner East Bay ant Cumberland stre-ets. A. B. Jarvis, 82 East Bay. Geo. H. H oppock, 18& East Bay. Factors and (!omn isn Merchants. Geo. W. Williams and Co., corner Bayne ant Church streets. Ship Brokers ani General Cronmisin Mercants. Risley and Creighton, corner'East Bny ant Accommodation Wharf. Shippers of Timbher and Lumber to Foreigi and Domestic Ports. Rilyand Cre ton, corner East Barnal Feb 27, 1867. -2mo. Dr. N. A. PRATT, Suecessor to Pratt & Wilson Bros. Wholesale .Druggist Analytieal and Consulting Chemist, No. 2~3 flayne-street, CHARLE8TON,8S.C.. DEALEnR IN! Drugs,- hemni,als, -Paint5s, Glass Druggists' Su,ncdies. Analysis.of Ores, Soils, Fertilizers,&c..madu with greate care a'bd accuracy. Chemi cal advice ven In all branches of thu science, on moderate termsi. R F. IuN DtANNEL1Y, So well known thro)ughout the State, Is Wit! me,.aud would be glad to See his old friend& or 611any drderf goods. March 20 3m - ~a3 *r't... Columbia Advertisements. Corn ! Oats! Flour! 4000- Bushels Prime White Corn, 100 Bbls F'our, 500 Bushels Oats. TO ARRIVZ. 10 Hhds Bacon clear Sides, 2000 Bushels Yellow Corn, For sale by BROWNE & SCHIRMER, mar 20 2m Main st., Columbia. Agents Wanted In every connty of North and South Caro lina, to canvass and sell Lloyd's new double map of North America on the face, and a county map of the United States on the back-coveri,ug 24 square feet of muslin, with rollers, &c. Other agencies can be i given if desired. Agents make from $5 to $20 per day. Address, WARREN R..MARSJALL General Agent Lloyd's Map, Columbia, S. C. Feb. 20 8 St. R. L. BRYAN, WIHE JimE 3. MIATTE!I, Opposite Columbia Court House, S. C. DEALEEIf SCHOOL, LAWf, EAHIAL & IISCELL MOUS BOOKS, Writting Paper, Blank Books. Stationery for Schools and Offices, LAW BLANKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. OrIers by Mail Promptly Executed. March 6-10-31no. JOHN C. DIAL, (Late ALLEN & DIAL,) Importer and Dealer in English and American HIARD WARL: I AND Outlery, Iron, -Steel, Nails. Castings- Miii Stones, Bolt6g Cloths, Circ'ir Saws, siill Irons, Sugar Pans, India Rubber& Leather Belting, Carpenters', Blacksmiths' and Tanneds Tools, Hfousekeeping and "Furnishing Hardware, -- Agricultural Implements,. rLime, Cement,. Plaster, Paints. Oils,. Freneh and American Window Glass, &!zns, Rifles, Pistols, Shtot Belts, Powder Flasks, .Powder, Shot, &c. Wholesale & Retail, At the Signi of othe-GLDEN PAD LOCK *Columbia, S, C. November 7 6m. C, F. JACK8O0N, Main Street,. olumibla, S. C. I(Next door to Mewe J. &T.. Agew,) HaIs constantly on haw d a full and weit selected stock of Staple and Fancy 1.1R Y aOO.DS, AT GREA!LY RED ;ED PEICES. and persons visiting the city w 11. find it to their advant ige to give me a call CA LICOES, fro;n 124c. to 25ets. Alpaeas and Pophinis. from. SOce. to 75. Ladies Kid Gloves, $I.0).) Breakfastishawls. from $2.5& to $8.00. Ladies Cloth Cloaks, from tt5.00 to $25,0A Hoop Skirts, from $1.00 to $4.00. My stock is too varied to give oi list in detail, but simply pre.sent the above as a spcimnen. C. F. JACKSON. Nov. '7, 6mo. P.. B. Glass, DEALER IN PL AIN.sv.,{a few doors west of Main-st. COLUMBIA, S. C. .Wiolesale p 'u r c h a s e r s, Sools, and -Dibraries supplied on Special Terms. Orders by mail-attended 'to carefully and promptly iat New York prices. Blank Books made to any pattern at.low est prices. 'Nov 7 6mo. Dr'ugs, CH E MIC A LS, MEDICINES, Perfi.mnery, and Toilet Arti cles, generally, .AT - Jackson s, .Cob mbia, S. (3 When you: visit eolumbia, don't Fail to c'all bn'E. E. Jacksoni, and. exaniine. his recherche stock of Goods. He keeps everythfng in th.e .Drug line. O-oods pure' and ato reason able .prices. SMITH & CHRiSTIAN'S @AiI~nAN~ Philadelphi aAdveeme TBE STROO MAE SHORN OP STREE GZ. AN -SAY FOR YO .EN, on the - Errors, ^ Abuses and ideot to Puberty, by-which d of its beauy, and tsa e co;of?; --.-_ Beporfs on the.bea meaa f ai - cure. SentIn saed letter fre of; charge. Addressi rk> KILLI, HOUGHT0 ; flirad :A Cdat c, jPlrila delphbia, FE -. Jan. 16-3 Two faf seslomra commenxiag the 6ret or tinning unti.zApril The==ta u are open, and rprivate 16tre - - continue dnri'g thc entire' : rs session cotttinue"--antil ~Chris idal' for -" three months, and t esecod.t as -" of April otree months; f 's - cng one full course of lectures or-candidates'er giadation wi;f mte end of eachi session. EEQUHIT5E POE GR tDro$a*ctrf b quisites for graduation are thre o lectu.'es, and three years study; or aea. - - sions, ineladcldg two years- the University TSE SYSTEM OB MEDriCE TAveHw.-' The Universit% is a liber_t mcdicaseoe, - - which all branches of medicine and .sugr bt,inclu rd t Hece., while they de ah aa w" ness of=Allopathy, Hydropathy, etc., the.v -bebea cpes of etireidipet ti e be taught in $M - - - schools.- and tbt tery S, - and thorough practiti:nr is a* the conrtesies and privilegcs -o 'o oe sion, withdut regard to hia peenharPotioua in rheraprntics. - - Fars.- the fees for a fI0 -- all the tict7ett, m njxib : are $60 a seion, or $120 'ye a ose: wbo pur cuse, tickeis- oily traveto nii late onte, which makes rbe ~ Nisi t $55. including demonstrtor'a ee, , - - for a fuH course. To- ,aid.yongnen . moderate inens;the ufti-r#tv- bas - - " five bundred scho}arships. whichi spJt:e SrstgcouTe s ntjrt ii $'75 'i -dxe -. course .tadents and.cler g eousrkting the holde'a ife 'the rp erijlriiegen r t;e1c and alI e. tea$irgc of the r additiOaI e are..a e and matrictiladjider-i, ea THE. DV NTGG .O ' U16 I" = .' The studeut.bohrg.de cb ekp i rLert - '.the.olege.. at' any t'. e:usingtt auend as -long as-he choosesaen+ i t ' Iatitut;ion as fr.ue rly ap - - Kriquctire. nO PJtvi.osrre; - siH privaie .uition fces.ae -a~y StudentS, by blig- - * rhe candrdagoggr7gad Idanself as any sitm, and rrt~h. -. ca"iben'najfei'to ireeu. iig'any10s -- - v'eior ~tr tseirat 'anee Univerdky. eztn >4eitre ikdns ebK ->e-ha itherpncridl id''at, when. ihe student en&wa Pfiypte a be4evcIfont:men ,eC 4etb.g3 npor poor y'.ang rnet) g p a scholarnhip.: alidtti~ obrafe n voraWie ~~e sor~of the ihindpler aid Ba~Sr Win Paine, . . re e h eiples and practise of- Mdi nL*adygh3i .4 Gauntt N :e-,Dif4SSor Chymi.t.v, Ph*rmgeye a*d %ieJov. E G..Dalton,A.3f., tD,br 6IJPuet; :A.M.0- e oI Materia' ediczt anRLEpIs Jos'ips S Longdtore 4 MO ,.fessort -- Obsterica. and, Diseases since a6 's nor s.ugry Pion.soa o ~Ch r Bitcu.4 A. .LIvrze, D.1 .t1Proasp of C1ynicai Medlicine - . S. Longsl*tre, ( . jofeler of ajuF d Oba4etrie-.~ F. A. Von Moschziske'. M.t,,PfeAso nanat Di-ejiei '. - - L. Ofdmbue, Pl%reso breP thelngy. - T Lukeata M I .S as - P h" a 'rpes, p o as Jarisprudencee. --... -- - W. M. Cornell. LU). e or - of? ygienana Ph lcalm R B Weaver,' t;R.b.DyI9msas to o Aiiatoiy. . G W. ftarviott." kP D .tk D Registrar and Soagrinteo4ent. * j. wrkisnow gomiplete. t-is-a n>ydeted - of one thusad Ki s,'a nfnaia.4. fuzW description of all di.'nases, fiecdztose of sarger,'nd4 wonsesa T did .to - gether wtithheir ipdtrdio.y tOms, .andP re'aetgagta.n~t one Of th tre6tmmle1 DrA exteneive works npo lietse' aith evea issued from tre.-@ren n prossrPuice, $77 - postage. 5UdenLts.. Naw ScaoRuiE&Es--t1otaire, een tainiga (41 descrijt oofahIle fE.eea- - traetLifne% rum/des used+ U-so14oola. -of ihe priifessiomt, tintechio >1ete alIuabe. ical meteria medica.- Priee $ '6tbs iho order dth .booh R postage pre A lSemi-Month ly JVourmnaLf Mediine. Sur~ gev, i Olog~ Hygiene, and. penesil the Peopis. -- The cheatpest me'dical paper Th1*pyorld,' published every two weeks, at the~ Univer sity Building, Ninth Street, south of Wal n Single cophes . .p.. adver tiivg edopies the ads, .s 4 reahe .The.et'raThu f ten ein sj pae -ine seten words.ma.king a hue. .No papeiw sent:, o'advertisemens'inserted unless plepaid.. -W. PALlNE, M. D- gior. Dee. 19-51 6mo. PhiJaderphiar Pa. - LEWIS BCTLERR ASHIONABLE BAKR B HAIR. DRES1, .RESPECTFULLY anoundea1o the gen-~ temen of. Newlidrry~ that- be. hras opedi at the old shop, opapgmite. tle ?DadI use, and next to Ifessrs. I. M Saber& to.e w.here he1pdiIe happj to iede-eped alt ii