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The Sumter Watchman, W. ? PAXTON - - W8INC80 MANAOER All TraaJiHf? AdurUajawaU, aa? all jobWock mutt bo paid kV lo cain. Tbl? ?Ul b. obwrvod witKoVl dlaw?etlQn. Sabaeriptloiu tr? aUo payable lt? ad vase*. ?t?- Applie?ti?m for Job Work will ba inadt, ,t tba oaUe, iq Tao.. E. *?*f&t^mm Jt\m Tba VT Area? AB booka ara la tfcelWM*"*. Y. PAXVo?.WbawUli?alF?<f?^ ?tt.nd to all siattare eooaoatod ?llb tko Advar Hiing or Sabaeriptlon dapartmenU. mgr Oar AdrtrfUInf Meada ar* rebuted (a .?oTtn ibttr favor? not Tatar tba* M?aday.j 49-The Summer disorders which have prevailed io our commuait j to some extent, 'for the peet few week?, have abated considerably. No community, of the same site, ?ti the State, can beast a larger number of schools than Sumter, or a more effi? cient set of teaobera. Several of them have already, and tbe rest will soon close up for the summer. JOT Gardens are fine, and our tables are loaded with a rioh variety of vegeta? bles. Beef has lately been more abun? dant, and chickens are now being brought in from the oountry around for 11 sale, and the dearth in the market, Which has lately troubled house-keepers, is yielding to plenty. gSf We regret to leam, that tbe mother of out mach esteemed friend, ROBERT \V. DURANT, died at Lynch? burg, at six o'clock, yesterday morn? ing. This highly reapeoted and much beloved lady bad reached an advanoed ?ge. * . _ . ggu Mr. JOHN K. GOURDIN, has re? cently removed from CharlesUm. to Brad? ford Springs, and offers his services as Laad Surveyor to the people of Sumter County. Seo advertisement in to-day's paper. -??#????? - g&. Mr. ROBERT BROUN, aonouoees through ? card, in our columns, bis readiness to attend to all business en? trusted to him witb acouraoy and promptness. Persons wishing to ongage his services, as an Arehiteot, Surveyor and Mechanical Engineer, oan address bim at Manchester, S. G. $er* With the thermometer at 90 degrees in the shade, our eitiaens are enjoying the soda water of very superior quality, furnished at tho fonts ot Messrs. DELORME and ANDERSON & Co. If any of our citizens wish to try something very fine in the coffee line, with a temperature to suit the weather, let tbem apply at ANDERSON & Co's, and delightfully en? riched with oream aod "long sweeten? ing," they will bave a beverage with all the peculiar aroma of coffee. We have recently tried it and can speak coofi dcntly._ UNPKOVOKKD ASSAULT. Oa the night of 27th inst., Mr. Ron KUT E. CARNES, one of the gentleman? ly and obliging salcsmea of the Plan tera' Warehouse, waa assaulted by ao unknown negro on Maia Street. Mr CARNES fired at Cb? retreating form but tho distance was tao ?reat for his shot to tako effect, U Ii A C K BKR K ?*B? A N a V. Messrs. NASH & DuLiN have sent to our offioe, with their compliments, sample bottle, for medioinal use. It is a choice article, and a good medicine duriog the Summer mouths. As a beverage, it is pleasaut to the taste. All orders seat to their store on Liberty Street, will receive prompt attention. The much beloved, able aod caer gctio pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Kev. DONALD MCQUEEN, left our town oa Monday lost, for North Carolina, to attend the Commeneement exercises of Davidson College which takes place on Thursday, tho 30th inst. The address to tho Literary Societies will be de? livered on the day prccoding, by Hon. A. P. ALDRICH of Barnwell, and the an? niversary Sermon before the Williams Association of Ioquiry, by Mr. MC? QUEEN. Thc pulpit of tho Presbyterian Chureh will bo occupied next Sabbath by Dr. J. LKIOIITON WILSON. DAB INO BUBULABY. Tho Book Store of A. White & Co., was entered on Sunday night last, the rogues burrowing through the hearth into the baok room. They abstraoted tho till whioh contained but a trifle, and carried off also some initial paper, but must have been alarmed, as they left without the amount of plunder which was available and could easily have boen taken. The same night a derk at Messrs. 0. H. Moise & Co's store, fired at some one trying to eCcct an en trance into the rear of tbat establish? ment. So much stealing in high placea promises to make the high or low art more fashionable tban ever. The police ihould be vigilant and the citizens on tho look out. Its a nice oountry. TUB OIJ?V OltABD. This popular Democratic magasine for .Tu]y ja on our table> fi|jed M U8uai *ith a variety of interesting artioles. I* ia well wortb tbe subscription ?bree dollars per annum. All letters ??dressed to tbe proprietors VAN EVBIE HORTON A CO., 162 Naseau Street, New York City, will reeeive prompt at Mention. -- - Tho yoong men of Walhalla bave formed a rifle Company, numbering 106 ! members, and tendered their services Gov. Scott. THU ?Mt*-r*a- ??VITJAMS, Aro s viluable euxillisry to hoeae keeper?, ?ad will bo readily sought af? ter for their oonret?l?pt? ?nd ?drib?litj. Th? great advantage ot these im? proved Jars it that th? fruit ead be put op without th? use of preserving fluid?. The Jar ie closed bj aglaes a topper and india rubber band, Which exclude the air entirely, without permitting the rub? ber to como in contact with the contents. For family nie and for preserving vege? tables, pickles, and fruits, to send away, they will afford a much needed conve? nience. We have examined this ar? ticle in person, and find it all that it is described. They are advertised in our paper to day, and are for sale at the es* tablisbment of Messrs 0. H. MOISE ft Go., proprietors of the Planters' Warehouse. A NSW BIBBY. Mr. ANTRIM end his little son EDD? exhibited their finely trained animals, on the 27th inst., in Main Street, near the Court House Mr. ANTRIM rode his beautiful stal? lion Stonewall Jaoksoo, without saddle ?r bridle, and evidently had him under the most perfect control. Tho noble inimal obeyed his master's orders, con? veyed by the motions of his whip, with jut even a word of command. The pony managed by master EDDIE was as looile as a pet lamb and went through bis performance, of pretending to be lick; groaning and allowing himself to >e laid out, and finally discharging a pistol tp th e entire satisfaction of the large irowd assembled to witness tho novel icene. Mr. ANTRIM'S lecture was full >f oommon senso and mother wit, al hough delivered rather too rapidly. After the performances a goodly ilass was formed, who reoeived in? fraction on the various matters oon icoted with the horse, wbioh we doubt tot will prove valuable to them. CAMDEN INSTITUTE. We have before us a prospectus of he Camden Female Institute, whioh viii be ttpuned 12th September next. The accomplished and popular W. BEAU ?ONT CLARKSON, late prinoipal of the Siahopville Aoadomy, will be Principal ind Professor of Mathematics, Ancient Languages and English Literature, The patrons of tho Sumter Watchman, will eadily recognize Mr. CLARKSON as the tuthor of the series of able articles re? teotly published in this paper on [T?malo Eduoation. The referee] of? fered to the publio aro numerous, en? ?raotog some of the first names of the State. We bespeak for Mr. CLARKSON a [Onerous patronage. JUJD4SK GHKKN s holding an extra Session of the Court if Common Pleas in Columbia. The lorresponden t of the Charleston Neus, if tho 25th inst., says he takes the place if Judge Melton in this extra Session, is a personal favor to the latter ; and is isid to dispatch business in a style >eouliar to himself-rapid, accurate, ind shorn, as far as in him lies, of all ,h? tedium of tho law's delays. Tho bar ipcofc io high terms of his singular acuity of expediting business, with no aerifico of accuracy or thoroughness. -It is stated that the Hon. Jef? ferson Davis will soon sail for Europe, o bring his family back to Memphis, fenn. - A Chicago reporter undertook to lorsowhip another, but when a revol? ter was presented at his noae he minted. - Juno was called by our Saxon orefkthers, Sere monath, that is, the lry month. What a misnomer for J uno 1870. - A western obituary closes by say ng : "She had an amiablo temper, and vas uncommonly fond of ioo cream aud >ther delicacies." - Mr. Spurgeon is about forty six roars old, and preached 4,000 sermons >cfore he was twenty one. For the last Ive years 25,000 copies a week of his ormons have boen sold. - Hilton R Helper, the Impending Crisis man, denies that ho is a candidate br Coogress from North Carlina, and ays: "I certainly should not esteem it in honor to be sent to Congress or any rhore by such voters as have delighted o eleot and re elect to office individuals iko Whittemorc and Dewecse." - The Rev. E. J. Meynardie, of thc Methodist Churoh, has recently reoeived he titi 3 of Doctor of Divinity from thc Jrfiveraity of North Carolina. Mr Meynardie is at present located in Char? otte, N. C., and. has established a repu ation as an effeotive pulpit orator. -The Texas papers announce s lonstantly inoreasing immigration inte hat State. Every steamboat up Red [tiver is crowded with people, while thc lumbers who have taken tho overland 'oute can not be estimated. -Gen. Jos.E. Jonston arrived in Wit* niogtou OD Saturday morning last, fron: Savannah Ga. The General is on hil iray to tho Virginia Springs. Wc lean from the Journal, that a number of thc leading gentlemen of Wilmiogtor .vailed themselves of tho opportunity )f calling on the scarred Veteran by whoo they were most kindly received. Th? Glenora! is well and looks forward hope folly to the future of Goorgia aud th South. -- The political oampaign has fair!; opened in North Carolina. Nearly al tho Congressional Districts and oountio have made their nominations for th eleotion whioh takes place in August The different candidates have taken th field. The Wilmington Journal, nott clog tho recent District Contention, held at Fayetvitle, says : . , .We were very mach pleated * i th .the feeling of harmony and earnestness which pervaded the deliberations and action of tho ?Convention which re? cently assembled *1Q Fayetville. When good men are sought after sud nomina? ted without their solicitation and are foroed to acoept against their wishes, from a sense of public duty, we feel that the day of official corruption and inef? ficiency is passing away. . ?.?????. ? The Democratic members abd Senators in Congress, have ?Bsued an address, in which it is stated that upon the legislatures elected this year de? pends the character of nearly one third of the United States Senators; and npon the fall elections depends tho character of the next Congross. They have strong reasons to hope for favora? ble results, and beg their Southern fellow-citizens, not to risk any loss by eleoting to Congress persons who can* not take the test oath, or are under the disabilities imposed by the Fourteenth amondment. Such persons will certain* ly be exoluded. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. DR. TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA and QUEEN'S DELIGHT, The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, expela all humours from the system ; it acts di? rectly on the Depuratory organs; the akin is one of the most important of these organs, and by the ose of this io valuable mediolne it is olean sod and rendered soft, fair and healthy. Try it. "LEARN THE LUXURY OF DOING I GOOD" by recommending to all who suffer from Dyspepsia, debility, sour stjmaoh and indiges tion, SUMTER BITTE ns, the great Southern Tonio --lt will cure them. Right comes to most at last, but generally when the heart is withered, and eontemns the boon. Yot right triumphs-and it may be some consolation to so assert. The progress in publlo esteem made by the HBO of the '-Old Carolina Bitters," is the best proof of this. Its march bas been a rapid and successful one, and the palms of viotory follow in its wake. No one ean expect to be oured of dyspepsia, and its hydra-headed accompaniments, unless they try tho efficaoy of this justly celebrated tonio. Winemcn's Crystalised Worm Candy never ! falls ! OBITUARY. DIED, on the 2lat June, 1870, AGNES, infant daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth A. White, aged 2 months and 2 days. SPECIAL* NOTICES. jr.V The many friends of Mr. THOMAS HAIR respectfully announce him as no independent candidato for a soat in tho Legislature from Sumter County, und solicit for him the support of TUE CITIZENS. April 13, 1870. Tho Great Family Medicine of the Ago. THIRTYYEARS Have olapscd sines the introduction of tho Pain Killer to tho.public, and yot nt tho present timo it ia more popular and com mauds a larger sale than ever before Its popularity is not confined to this country alone ; alt over tho world its bon' oficial effcots In curing the "ills that flesh is heir to," are acknowledged and appreciated, and as u PAIN KILLER ita rame is limit ed to no country, sect nor race. It Seeds only to be known to bo prized. Tm II TY Y KA ns is certainly a long onough timo to prove tho efficacy of any inodioiue, and that the rAiN KILLICK ia deserving of aU its proprietors claim for it, is amply proved by tho unpnralollod popularity it has att?thod. It is a SURF, and EF? FECTIVE remedy. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 els., 50 ots., and $1 por bottle. Directions aocouip?riy each bottle. ROS KOO! Prepared by Dr. J. J. Lawrence, the celebrated p ra ICI AN and CHEM'ST, Norfolk, Vn., is a s AF PLEASANT and it E LI A DI E remedy for ALL diseases CAUSED by TORPIDITY OF TUE LIVER, IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, DISORDERS OF TUE URINARY ORGANS, DERANGEMENTS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. It PURIFIES and ENRICHES the BLOOD, RES? TORES the LIVER and KIDNEYS to a healthy ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES tho BOWELS, and INVIGORATES the NERVOUS BTSTKU? lt ts NOT a Patent Medicino. FORMULA around each bottle. ENDORSED bj the bett Physicians. Tho MOST rorCLAR Medicine in ute. DR. LAWRENCE is constantly in receipt of GRATEFUL totters and TESTIMONIALS of REMARKA? BLE CURES performed by KOSKOO. AU letters answerod and adv ico given-FREE. KOSKOO for sale by Druggists everywhere at ONE DOLLAR PER DOTTLE. For Balo by J. F. W. DeLorme, July 28-ly Sumter, S. C, THE LI VIN?; ItlAClIINR. Injure the main spring of a watch and evory portion of the works become disordered. Tho human stomach is to the human systom ?hat that cinstio piece of metal is to a chronometer. It influ eneos the action of tho other organs, and controls to a certain extent, the whole living machine. Tho comparison may bo carried further : for as tho woakness or other imperfectious of tho maiu spring is indicated on the faco of tho time piece 90 also is the weakness or otb disordor of tho stomach betrayed by tho faco of tho invalid. The complexion is sallow or faded, tho oyes aro de? ficient in lustro and Intelligence, and thero is a worn, anxious expression in the wholo couuto nanoo which tolls us plainly as written words could do, that ia* great nourithing organ whoso office it is to minister to tho wants of tho body and to sustain and renow all its parts, is not per? forming its duty. It requires renovating and regulating, and to aooomplish this ond nos tettor's Stomaob Fitter? may bo truely said to be the one thing necjjul. The broken main spring of a watch may bo replaced b> a new ono, but thc slomaoh ean only be repaired and strength? ened, and this is one of tho objects of tho famous vegetable rsstoratire which for eighteen years has been wading a saocessful contest with dys? pepsia in all climates. As a speelfie for indi? gestion lt stands alone. When the resouroes ef | tho pharmacopoeia have been exhausted, without at best, doing nore than mitigating the com? plaint, a course of this wholesome and pal ata bio, jet powerful, stomaohie effeots a perfeot and per? manent eure. In all oases of dyspepsia the liver is nore or leis disordered, and upon the impor? tant gland, as well ws upon the stomach and bowles, the Bitters sot with singular distinctness regulating and reinvigorating every secretiv? ?and assimilating organ on which bodily and mental health depend. LATEST. qUO??T?pNS. OF 30?THEHN 8 -, UT 0HARLR8TON, 8. ?, Corrected weekly hy % C. KAUFMAN, ' Broker, No. 25'Broad Street. JUNK 17 1870. STAT? SHCURITIBS-South Carolin?, old, 00? PO; du new, ~@8Qj do, regist'd ?tock, ex Ut -@S0. Citr i?jeco?iTiK8-Augusta, Q*. Bondi, - ? 88; Ch^rleiton, 8. C. Stuck, (ex qr lot) - @45 ; ] do. Vir? Lora Bond?, - ?73 ; Columbia,. B. 0 Bond?, - ?70. R AJILAD UOWDI-Blue Ridge,(Antmortgage) -?00; Charleston and Savannah, -?70 Charlotta, Columbi? arid" Augusta,.-??tll Cherawand Darlington, - 88 ; Greenville aaa Columbi*, (Itt mort) - ?80; de, (fltere gutr.l ?nice) 74? - ; Northeastern, -?90; Savia-I nab and Charleston, (1st tdort) -80; do, (Sute | guarantee) - @7o; So ii th Carolina, -@ 78} do, 73 ; 8partaoburg and Union, - ? 60. RAILROAD STOOXA-Charlotte, ?Momble, rad Aagutta, - ?46; Greenville and Columbia, - ?2 ; Northeastern, @10 ; Savannah and Charle?, ton, - ?35; South Carolina, (whole shares) -?42 ; do, (hairdo) - ?21. EEXCHAJOB, Ae-New York Sight, | off ptr;l Qold, 112(3) 114; Silver, 104? 108. SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS. ?Bank of Charleston.?. .Bank of Newberry.?. Dank of Camdon.60?- | Bank of Georgetown.,.M.?.-?7 Bank or Sooth Carolina.30? Bank or Chester. ;.8@ Bank or Hamburg-.10? Bank or State of s- C. prior to 1S61.6?f Bank or State orS. C. issue 1861 and 1862 42( .Planters' and Meehanics'B?nk of Charlo: ton.?. 'People's Bank or Charleston... ...... 'Union Bank or Charleston.?,.. 'Southwestern R R Bank or Charleston, - ( (old).-( 'Southwestern R R Bank or Charleston, -( (new). Farmers' and Ei oh a ugo Bank of Charles- - ( ton...m. ..?.K...1. 6( Exchange Bank of Columbia. Merchants' Bank or Choraw....,.<. fl( Planters'Bank or Fairfield ._.... ..<..:......<(_ State or South Carolina Billa Receivable...par. City of Charleston Chango Bi ts.par. 'Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed at ] the Bank Counters of ouch. Jan 12 ly New Advertisements. FANNINGS PATENT KID. FITTING Skleton Corset. This Corset is cone tract cd man entirely new prinoiple, being open, and thoroby allowing tho freest circulation possible, besides giving perfeot ease and comfort to the wearer, and at the same time possessing all the advantages or the com? mon Corsets in giving support to the body. For lloultb, Grace and Comfort, they are un rivalled in tho mnrket. They ore particularly | recommended for summer weir, and warm cli? mates, although equally well adapted to all sea? sons of the year. They are highly recommended | by 'medical and scientific men. For salo by all | first class dealers. For circulars, prices, etc, address tho WORCESTER SKIRT CO., Wor? cester, Mass. (ESTABLISHED 1830.) WELCH & GRIFFITHS, SAWS ! AXES I SAWS! SAWS of all descriptions. AXES. BELTING and MILLFURNISUINGS, CIRCULAR 8AWS with Solid Teeth, or with PATENT APJI7STABLB| POINTS, mnerior to all ttmtrted Teeth Saw*. ?SlT PHICES REDUCED.-?Si _*Sr* iiond for Price List nnd Circulars. "f>?J. WELCH 4c GRIFFITHS, _Hoxton, Mara., or Uotroit, Mich PATENTS. , Inventors who wich tu take out Letters Patent | aro ndvisod to counsel with MUNN A CO., edi? tors of the Scientific American, who have prose? cuted claims before tho Patont Office for ovor Twenty Years. Tboir American nud European Patent Agonoy is tho most extensive in the world. Charges less than any other reliable ngoncy. A pamphlet containing full instructions lo inventors is sent gratis. MUNN A CO.. 37 Park Row, New York. "~ A MODEIJ HOUSE. Boing a cripple, I hnvo inndo house planning special study. Oce built last season has provod a model of convenience, boauty, and economy. Descriptivo circulars of Plans, Views, etc., with general information of vnluo to all, sont freo. Address (with stamp or script if convenient) GEO. J. COLBY, Arohitoot, Watorbury.Vermont Colooinan Wanted in a paving business. ?d-ieSIIlt?ll s. KENNEDY, 413 Ches nut Street, Philadelphia. rpi*A Human Machine. New Boote. Free for | AUP Stnmp. TARRANT A CO., N. Y. KIDDER'S PASTILLES. ??T??l 40 cents by mail. STOWELL di CO , Charles? town, Mass. M mi fifa oil AS forcod 10 srow in 8i* AfJA'UBbUUUVO weeks. Reoipo sent for 50 ct?. Address H. RICHARDS, Box 3986, Now York P. O. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. All women know that it is boauty, rnthor than genius, which all generations of mou have wor? shipped in the sex. Can it bo wondered at, theo, that so muob of woman's timo nnd atten? tion should bo dircoted to tho means or dovclop* ing and preserving tina beauty I Women, know, too, thal when mon speak or tho intellect of iromon,'they spouk critically, tamely, coolly j jut wbon they oome to sneak of tho charms of a boautiful women, their Inngnsgo and their oyes tind?o with an enthusiasm which shows thom to bo profoundly, if not, indeed, ridiculously in jarncst. It is part of tho natural sagacity of women to porcoivo all this, and therofore employ ivory al lo wahl o art to become thogoddoss or that adoration. Proacb to the contrary, as we may igainst the arts employed by women for enhanc? ing their boauty, there still stands the etornal fact, that the world doos not prefer the society af un ugly woman of gonlus to that of a boauty >f less intellectual acquiromouts. The world bas yet allowod no higher mission to women than to bo beautiful, and it would seora that the ladies of if tho prosont ago are carrying this iden or the world to grenier ox t romes (han over, fur eli wo? men now to whom nature hns denied the talaman? te powor of beauty, supply tbo deficiency by tho uso of a most delightful toilet art ?clo, known as tho "Bloom of Youth," which bas been lately Introduced into this country by GROROK W. bAIRD, a delicate beautifier, which smooths out | ill indentations, furrows, scars, romovlng tun, Trccklos, and discolorations from the skin, losv ing tho cotnploxion clear, brilliant, and beantlfu' ! the skin soft and smooth. With the assistance Ibis new American trick of a Lady's toilette, t?? malo boauty is destined to play H larger patt In I the admiration of mon and tho ambition of women than all tho arts employed since hor oroation. Prof. C. F. Chandler, Chemist to the Metr?poli tan Board of Health, has recently propared a ihomloal analysis of this doligblful toilet prepar ration, and reported that tho "Bloom or Youth," was harmless, oontainlngnothing injurious to the health. Ladies need havo no roar or using this invaluable toilet acquisition. Bold by every druggist and fancy goods dealer in the United Seates. Depot, 6 Gold Street New York. Notice* THE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a Copartnership In the practice of Law undor the nam? of RICHARDSON A SON Office on Maia Street in tho Town of Sumter. J. S. Q. HICHAHDSON, GUIGNA RD RICHARDSON, May Otb 1?70. J. A. MAYES ? CO. WILL CONTINUE DURING THC Y1AR TO KEEP 0N,HAND A FULL SUPPLY or GOODS IN TU Bia LIM*. CONSISTI NO OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, GROCERIES, &?!0>?0?ISI0H*, and hop? to merit a eon linn ?ac? of the liberal petrocMkg? they hate bot? receiving. ? Se ?Mire to ee>Il particular attention te ear ?it* ' FLOUR, it ii o{ir mlfn te keep for ?ale only good quail Ilea of FLOUR, ead families nay rel/ opeo ear stock ai affording tHo heat gradea of ?xtrd ail J Family Flour, to- be had io the mSrk?t j. , ' Our groceries generali j are all FIRST-CLASS GOODS, aud our DRUGS and MEDICINES are war? ranted to be pore and genuine. Besides the usual ?tock of DRUGS and MED. IC I NES, we keep always en hand, we oller two invaluable preparation! of oar own manufacture. Anti-Malarial Specific, FOR TUB PERMANENT CURE OF OhilU and Fever,. TONIO BITTERS, an admirable oomblnatton of TONICS adapted to all ease, needing Tonio Medicine,. . COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds taker In BARTER for gooda at fair pri?e,. J. A. MAYES ? CO. Jan 1, 1870_ly_ "T?OWSlONS. JJBAVY CITY MESS PORK, DRY SALTED Shoulder?, hhds. and boxe* ; Dry Salted Side,, hhds. and boxe, ; Smoked Weitem Shoulders, hhds.; Smoked Western Rib Sides, hhds., Breakfast Strips, slams, eov ered and naked. LARD-Pure Prime Natural and Extra, tn tierces, bbls. and tubs. Extra Fine TABLE BUTTER, tubs. Best Factory CHEESE. Sundries. COFFEES-Java, Laguyra, Rio, all grades . FLOURS-all grades; SUGARS-all grades ; MOLASSES and SYRUPS-all grades ; CRACKERS, all kinds, in bbls. and boxes ; RAISINS, Choice Lem* ons and Oranges, Bottled Ale and Perter, En? glish and Ameri? can, In esses and bbls. Chowing Tobacco, odddles, quarter, and balf boxes ; Catawba Wine, Choice Scupper nong Wine, California Hock Wine, Clarots, Rasberry Syrup, Black? berry Brandy, Jellies, Es? sences, and Grocers Drugs, Lye and Potash, and a general ns sortment of Liquors, Groceries, Segars, Tobacco. For sale at wholesale only, by ADRIAN & V?LLERS. juno 22 SPRINGS, EIGHT MILES FROM SPA11TAN BURO COURT HOUSE, S. C. iVeto Furniture-Hotel lliorouyhlg Reno? vated-Kew Bedding-Kew Baths-' Bowling Alley, and other modes of exercise for guests will he ready for visitors, June 1st, 1870. Bonrd per month.$30 00 Per week...,. ll) 00 Pur day. 2 00 The wntor ls Chalybeate, ai d is cool and ploasant to the taste. lins proven efficacious in curing Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Kidney Dis? ensos, Grovel, Dropsy, Diitrrboa, Cutaneous Affections, Chill and Fever, General Debility, and many othor ills of a kindred natute. The table will be provided with the best the country affords ; and every attention given to visitors, calculated to make their stay ploasant. CABINS TO RENT. R. C. OLIVER, Proprietor, Spnrtanburg Court House, S. C. June i, 1370. SHERIFF'S SALES* BY virtue of sundry Exeeutions to mo direct? ed, will be sold at Sumter Court House, on the first Monday and day following in July next within legal boars of sole, to the highest bidder, for cash, the following property, situated in Sumter County- Purchasers to pay for titles and stamps. One Tract of 080 Acres of Land, moro or loss, in the Fork of Black River, adjoining lands of Ad ville Davis, Isbam Vaughn, John ll Hooks and others, loviod on as the property of H. W. Mahony, at the suit of James A. Ful wood. John H. Dalton and others. One Tract of 60 Acres of Land, more or less ad? joining lands of Estate of Wm. Webb, J. L. Morrissey, T. J. Monoghan ar.d olhors, levied upon ns the property of T. Sumter Webb, at tho suit of D. J. Winn. One Tract of 200 Acres of Land, more or lest in the Watereo River Swamp, ia Sumter Connty, bounded by the Watetee River nud lands of Kstato of M. R. 'Singleton and other lands of T. D. Clnrkson, levied on a, the property of Thomas B. Clarkson, at the snit of Florian C. Mey. Tho inlorostof John Leadingham, doceascd, tn a Traot of 643 Acros of Land, more or less In Wa? teres River 8wump in Sumter County, ndjoinlng lands of Estate of Saml. J. Bradley, Jamos M. Caldwell, R. S. Motley and othors, levied on ns the property of John Leadingham, decoased, at the suit of Andrew P. Vinson, assignee, vs. Fran? ois C. Leadingham, Aduit'x. of John Leadingham deceased. Ona Tract of 1800 Acres of Land, more or less in Sumter County, adjoining lands of 8.P. (1 nil lard, Mrs. E. Ballard and others, levied on ns the proporty of linsten Jennengs, doconsed, et the suit of Franklin J. Mosos, survivor, against Jas. M. Jennings, Adm's, of Husten Jennings doceascd. Ono Tract of 200 Acres of Laud, moro or loss in Sumter County, adjoining laud, of Wm. Sandors, Jr., Dr. K. J Uoinbort and others, levied upon ss tho properly of H'm. S. C Ellorho, at tho suits of ?>. E Bowon, T. J. COOHLAN, Sheriff Suinter County. June 22, 1870. Thc S tat? of Sou tli Carolina ?? IN' TUE COURT O? COMMON PLEAS, CLARENDON COUNTY. Donald J. Auld, Assignee of G. Allen Huggins, Bankrupt, Plaintiff-against Theodore S. Vongh-r and William O. Chewning, Defendants-Summons on Promissary Note. , To Theodore S. Coogler and William O. Clown? ing- Defendants above named : You are hareby summoned and required to answer tho complaint annexed, and serve aot.py of your answer on the tubtcrlhers at their oft)re, at Manning within twenty .days a fi or sorvlee of this summon, on you, exclusive of the day of service. If yon fail to answer the complaint within that time, the Plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of One Hundred Dollars with interest from Hie first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two (1862) and coats. - HAYN8WORTII, FRASER A BARRON, Plaintiff'* A'tornsys. Jnno I -6t Manning, H. C. L? P. MOUING, .-- AOBfT FOR Mesar* Eng & Huppm&n, ? MAtrsinduKj ar. ?. Tf??Id resptctTadly follett tb? patronage of his ! frUodj ?ad th? poVihs. HE 41 AS IN STORK A COMPLETE Stock of Hardwar? and Family Utensils, embracing ?very article lo tot? Ho? Of bunin???, wbUh hm tnt, ends to ??ll st th? tOWKST PHXCBS, FOB CASU. H? wilt kesp alway? io ?tor?, * oompleto assort niontof Cullin'* Ax??, Amu' Sbovoli ?ad Spade?, trae* Chela?, Hoe?, > Rabas, Piton Fork?, Orala Cradle?, Scythe Iliade?, Guano Selves, Po?b?t ?ad Tab!? Cutlery, ' Brats Preserving RotileS, Tin Ware, Window Uta*?-all s (tts* Person?In want of the molt t?n?fcntent and economical Stove?, caa be supplied wllh tb? latest Improved pattern? at prieta which enfin ot fail to gtv? entire satisfaction. Jone 16_ Pate & Taylor HAVE RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF 9 BOUGHT IN NEW YORK BY ONE OF THE FIRM AT THE RECENT DECLINE. THOSE DESIRING TO PURCHASE E SH BTD CHEAP HAD BEST GIVE THEM A CALL. They or? preparad to serve ail ia the beat manner, and respectfully solicit a continuance of | tba favors hortofor? so liberally besttwed. March 28_ ~ oPENiN? ot7 THE SPRING FASHIONS, LATEST STYLES OF Millinery and Fancy Goods. MRS. M. J. ZERN?W, SUMTER, S. C., having recently relamed from New York, announces to her friends and tho pabilo of Sum tor, and tho adjoining counties, that sho has openod ut the above es? tablishment a CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Millinery Goods, Including all the LATEST PARISIAN NOVELTIES. Satisfaction guaranteed as to the price ant. [jnality of Qoods purobased at this establishment Orders from the country will rsoelve prompt attontlon. April 20 _ BOOTS s SHOES, MADE TO ORDER. LTHE SUBSCRIBERS HAY lng removed fri.m Mnnnlng.^K^ and located themselves in Ww" SUMTER, S. C. W (at the Old Telegraph office,) T CORNER MAIN ? DUGAN STS., ire prepared to furnish BOOTS ?nd SHOES of | their own manufacture on sltort notice. They gunrantce satisfaction in every respect, ind from their long experience in the business, foe! aasur ,; that thoto who once potroniio thom will not fail to oall ogain. Orders solicited, willoh wilt be filled with promptness, und lu workmanlike manner. Shoe Findings ?f crory description on band and for sale low. tQr Terms strictly Cash. Bultnian & Wells, March 30 _ _3m Fresh arivals, --AT Sumter Book Store. Wild Life nullor rhe Equator, by DuChailk Stories of the Gorilla Country ** " Curiosities of Literature, by Delcraolli. Lothal?, DoI-THelll's last now novel. Tennyson'* Con.nielo Poem?, neat edition, it $1.26. K. A. Poo's Complete Works, The Southern Gardner, by W. N. While. Gardening for profit, " Henderson. l'rosbyterian, Methodist and Buptist llyi'j looks. Prayor Books. Bibles. Drawing Paper. Platting Paper. Commercial Noto Paper, at 10 rt* ld els pr qr Fools Cap Paper, at 16 cu .? Envelopes at 6 cts pr bunch, ".ngli.-h Quill?, Stud Pen?, Ink, Sealing Wa> [led Tupe, eta, A. WHITE k CO. June 14th. Bottoms' Horse Power. FOR GINNING, THRESHING AND PLANTATION MILLS. THIS Labor saving .Machine is beinj; put up by Mr. NV. S. Uehercy, ut Uharleatou. Those wiahing to purchase can send their orders io \V. S. llcucruy, Foundur and Mai-hiuint, Charleston, und their oidora will be promptly filled. Hero ia un opportunity to save half thu number of inuit's, uud do twice the ?fork. Prico 125 dollars. A. A. ALLEN, Agent, Juno 15-Itu* MUSIC LESSONS. Vocal and Instrumental, The undersigned having takon his rooidencs ?I Sumter, will giv? leesons in Singing und on tb? PIANO and VIOLIN, Ile wilMikewls* give In itrnotioosin FKKNCIi, OKKMAN and ARITH MISTIC. TUNING OF PIANOS ATTKN'DED IO. For furthor -lartkulnn-, apply to him at bis ?csldeuoo in darrin Street. - il. c. M. HOI rr Fob a-tr O orri pa, ri y, iff il! ' .'?* .OP MEMPHIS, TBNN.ES'SEE. ASSETS, - - - . - e836,m?af. JEFFERSON DAVIS, PH?SiDLHT. W. J. WICKS, First Vice FrtiMeot. W. P. HOYLE, teer? tu ry . J. T. l'ETTIUi. fltoon.l J'leo Prer-Iiloiil. J. IL K?MOS D?ON, General Agent. . A deflnlte eaib inrre'ndef rotue t? gtinrantccM on ntl pollets* topsed by non payment of prow lum, which amount will, at the option of the pull** holder, be p*td bib) lt* tnrti ?in ?Ve sarreudvr ut bi? Dolley, or lonnod tu blur at ti* pof oefrt. Interest to pt?y hit Tature premium?, t Hewby cobtiutt. lng ii ia polioy ia Torco Tor the ra 11 ffrtiount ?,, r .With sufficient capital for catira ajotfrtty, no Lifo Inaultanco Cvinpony offer* inporlur?dru?i> tagea to tba Carolina. AU iU profita are divided among Its polity holderr, In dl?l>leitdi, on ibo Voa t rt D?t lan plun. No reitrletiona ontrnvul or residence In the United Slater, Cuitada or Kurope. - All policier non Torleitablo aTier so?ond yoiir. V; "' AU lories paid promptly in cash; v. .,. M. Ce BUTLER, GENERAL STATE AGENT, COLUMBIA, fi. 0. .tune 15-3m DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS Toilet and Fancy Articles. A. ANDERSON & CO.. Apothecaries and Chemists, SUMTER, S. C. Ar? receiving constantly a Tull supply of Pure Drugs and Chemicals, nnd a well soleotod ?tool of Fancy Articles aud Perfumery. -ALSO A great variety of Toilet Soaps, Extracts for the llandkcrchiof, Fine Colognes, Foreign and Domestic, Surgical Instruments, Truste?, Ao. All Medicines wurran ted gonuino and of the very best quality. PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS, Carefully sompouoded night or dey. To be found at night at the residence of Mr. Au dorso n on Main St. A. ANDKB80N, - A. JT. CHINA, RX. D REMOVAL, HAVtNO REMOVED to Cornor of Main and Republican Strcots, and thoroughly revised and renovated my Stock, I can offer to my customers and tho publie generally, as fine AN ASSORTMENT OF WELL SELECTED Drugs, ASD (jen e ral Medicines, As can be found lu this market Comprising most of the popular Patent Medicines, -SUCH AS Rosadalis, Philotoken or Female Friond, Mystic or Female Regulator, Jayne's Expectorate, Jayne's Pills, Ayor's Cherry Pectoral, Wistar's Unlearn Wild Cherry, Ilembold's K: traot lliichu, Simmons' Liver Invigorator. Sandford'? Liver Invigorulor, Hall's Hair H?nower, Barry's Tricopherous, Torraul's Aperient. Stafford's Olive Tar for colds, coughs and sonsumptinn. ? Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Russell's Soothing Cordial, without ano lyne, Holloway's, Van Dousnn's and Hurley's Worm Candy, with all tho Vermifuges. A complete nssortinont of PERFUMERY, TOOTH BRUSHES AND TOILET ARTICMCS. -Al.so A ob oleo nrtiolo of COLOGNE, of our own manu [ko ttl re, which we cnn soil cheap-with all other articles which should be found in a Well Regulated Drug More. Jan 20-tf J. F. W. Dr.LOR ME. Canned Meats, VEGETABLES, FRUITS, AND FISH, in groat variety, ORANGES and LEMONS. ALSO Flour, Lani, Sugar, Coffee, Macon Crackers, Candles, Catsups, Pepper Sauce, Ac., ko., it c. Almonds otid Kn ?sins, Fine Segara and Tobacco. Bolted Meal and Grist, FRESH RAMIL.Y SUPPLIES, Received every week, ut JOII1VS. IIUC. Il SON'S, Under the l'holographie Gallerg _May 2ft _ The State of South Carolina, SUMTER COUNTY, Hg C. M. Hurst, Judge of the Court of Probate for said Cavntg. WHRIIEA8 Alexander Doiitv his applied to mo for Letton nf Administration, with will annexed, on all anil singular tho gund* ?nd mattel*, righis and credits of Ozius Mathis, leeeuacd, of said C-unty. TIICFO are, theref ore to cito and admonish all ttid singular, tho kindred and creditors of tho (Hid deceived, lo he and appear hefnre mo, nt our next Com t of Probate fur tho said Cunny, to be holden nt Sumter Court House, OD tho 2lih day ot June, to shew causo, il tiny, why tho ?aid Administration should not hu KM med. OIVOD undor my Hand nod Seal nfnuVc, ihm Otb day of Juno, in Ibo )o?r of our Lord, alie thousand eight hundred and ssvonly, and itt the tilth year of American Independence. C. II. HUH sr, Juno 8 2i] Judge nf (ho Court of Probate SPECTACLES -AND KYhW. LASS HS % TT ORflpn^^jPATKXT !NTKF.C1IAX.\BLK (luid, Silver, Sited .m ! Rablit* IV?taes. Pori.?o|.ic. CMIIvex Mini Concave Lenste. Cn tu nt < i 1(1.4 c.,ii.rc(i f,cnnc.?, of all Shadvii March * 'f, M?&UX", ISAAC A. M'KAGKN, j* 0< rpiIE ADVERTISER HEOS TO CALL AT X TENTI0N TO Ul* STOCK OF THE lt EST AND PUREST CHEMICALS, Drugs, PATENT MEDICINES. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMERY. SOAPS, TOILET POWDER and Chalk, , Puff Uuxes and Puff?, Shaving Cream and Urushos, Hair Brushes, Infant Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes, _ ? _All ot MOKAOEN;?. PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED CAREFULLY AT ALL HOURS, By L A. McKAOBN. MP HE BEST I BRANDY, GIN, WHISKEY nnd WINES, Sold at Mc KAG EN'8. ALLSPICE, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Maco, Nutmegs and Poppor. At McKAGEN'S Drugstore. KEROSINE OIL, Laiups, Humors. Chimney Wicks. Ao., At Al cK A GEN'S. LAK'lE nnd FRESH SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEEDS _For ?ala by_Moj? Ali KN. MILLER'S ALMANAC for 1870 . At McKAGEN'S. A FINE SEGAR . CAN BE HAP Fob IC Al MoKA GEN'S. CLOTHING, CLOTHS, Spring- Stock. 1). J. WIS?. Agent* NTow luis in Store u Large arni Careful? ly selected Si otk of Spring and Summer Goods, kV ll ICH HU GUARANTEES AS UKPRK. SENTED, srCII AS CLOTHING-Fino, Medium ?ir.il Common, Cloths and Ctusiiuorcs, Shins, Drawer*, Socks, Suspeudors, Glovvs und Cravats, .?* Under Veals, Finn I, <\ Twi'Ctlii, Ri own Li mil". ie, ?hieb lie pledges himself lo roll lower dun ?ny >(her buns? In town for cindi, April 20 'JNTO. . a " TUE ONLY STRICTLY Hroccry and Liquor House IN TOWN 11 II K ll N D E lt S I (I N li I). heir, lear? io . ?rull lim nlteniioii ol h 1.1 friends ?uni lit? .uhlie gun cm Hy io bis NKW A NI j NV li LL SKLKOTKD STOCK OF Heavy and Fancy Groceries iVIikb ho ?([\r* low for CASH ONLY. AH nrciulda Warranted us rrtotinnemlrd }:.??' Cute MuiUelnal Liquor* k?pt onutAiiil) ' III band. J. II. KUKU tl Wit. April Ci if JESC-: TirniiM > attorney and Counselor iii Law? SUMTE?, S. C. CrS?* WILL M?ACrtOK li, nil ilto Guiris af. ihn 'I hird >l int ic lu I Clrcnli, nb . ii, ii,,* .iipr. ini? c^iii i n: i'lm?Wiun ami tvinn i n. Ml?J hu Poi. UV.! .ll l ivV.ir'.,? .?.?>.,,.;.. . \ ti^% UMII" O lib >.. v-"."?*??..??.*...