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The Sumter^t(?ii?a^ WEDiXISSDAY, JA?'RY ll. W. Y. PAXTgH ?, ? / BU$JNEj5S M/1WA6ER jElr All Transient Advertisements, and all Job Wv*k-*jajt bc t*?.l for-it? cash, ?bis wifl." b? ob?cK?a>~nrthouT .ti-tmcriun. Sr?itr?ptiofl* ?re alto parable in advance. ? Applications Tor Job .Work will be made, at the office, to Taos. K. FLOW Kits. Tbe WATCH i AX books ?re in tho keeping of W. V. PAXTON, wi ? will receipt for monies due and attend lo all matter? couaeeted w?b the Adver? ting or Sauscriptioa department** ? ;?W" Our Ad verti.-ing friends are requested to ?end in their favors Bot later than Monday. KKSPOSD PROMPTLY. Our busings tuauager is ma Ling rao effort to coliect the- amounts due the Watchman. rVe urgently ask parties to respond promptly. If personal ap plication be unpleasant, please call at the office and settle.. ? We intend, re? speetfully, to ask for what is due ns, and continue to ask for it uutil it it paid. aar* "Myrtle's New Year," on our finit page to. day, will be enjoyed by niauy of our readers. As will be seen from advertise? men i, Maj. JOSEPH JOHNSON h ns be eenie agent of the Etiwan Fertilizer, and is prepared to fill all orders, at re: ucee prices. C?T Our Mathematical rcade.s are referred to the problem submitted for solution by "G" on another column Several of the most satisfactory demon? strations which may be furnished us in reply will be published. jgL. Wc call 'attention to the card of Mr. W J. ANDERSON, in which he io forms the public thu he hast established himself ut the shop-lately occupied by Mr. 1. J. COGHLAN, and will execute all Coach aud Wagon work at reasona? ble rates. Mr. ANDERSON is a master mechanic, io the literal sense of the term, and we have m ich pleasure in commending him to public favor. GOC BT. The personal indisposition of Judge GREEN, prevented the regular sitting* of the Court last week, and from the same cause it was adjourned on Monday last until this day. When physically competer,:, Judge GREEN dispatches business with readiness, ability and im? partially. Some important cases are awaiting trial. * ? ? KR? ATI ".TI, In the published rep.?rc of the Board of County Commissioners in this paper, on thc 21 st of December last, an error occnird (on the part-of the printer) in the Recapitulation of Expenditures. The item for Hoads and Bridges should hare been put down at ?1,4,"5 75 and that tor Public Buildings st $59 59 Whereas the Public Building item was omitted and that for Roadsaud Bridges ?tated as $59 59. IXSlBAXtB. We are indebted to Mr. CHAS D. MOISE, II sun.nee Agent, for a copy of the beautiful Aimanac of The New York Lile Insurance Company for 1871 And whilst we return thanks for this, we beg to direct special atteutiou to hts new Insurance advertisement, which appears on auwiher ouiti^rr^r^e?^vio of the strongest/ companies of the World, and is preparer/ at all times te fake ricks. F. ff. FO?/SO.TI Has removed his jewelry, department to the building last occupied al lste Ex? press Office, where he eay->~he is on a more independent, fooling and better prepared to work for and serve his cus* tornera. We Have nb doubt he tells a straight story, but we invite his friends to go and see 'ug?' CAMDEN anear OFFICE. We have seri?me cumpiaints iu regar,} to the delivery of tbe Waiuhman at the Camden Post Office. We beg that those in charge tf that office will look to tbe matter. Our paper la mailed with un? deviating t-e-iclarity, and such com? plaints are itfflretivc to us. IOBKVILLK FKJ1ALB COLLEGE. We have mach pleasure iu refemog, editbria^,;^^ -tfl^if?tltfbiAto Yorkvilie Female College, by Rev. JAS. DOKQLAR,,U> &Jto$?l? ASfi issue Mr. DDVG%k%Mii^k^^^^<^ ful io the difficult and important service of female .c/?ueajtjaa,., apd.,aJJ, Ifhe ,sur IQ^i^^^^^t^ fine - ft r-se*...*.**??..: ?. ?ABOLI* A SJPSBTAK. . E, ft, iasV-ias^? of this PQb&ljQ&SHf? W *&totU\ cond/tot, ia av-fHels^Htj^^a?^tlt?l^. He ia ;a yooj3g,maa of ule,n?% 40ft among the rising ^wye*i;Mr.^tttnbuTg. :.?ie Sjiart?ar*^ coot roi, ed;teji&'-?e^h^ of Mr. F. M. TRikfaliERiVho acnoQbees himself thus io a graceful aw?* Out .??.liest wishes ?Wf^r^:^'^?rt.??eb.";" FIHKJKASPa TAS 31 tl EUS A BT. W e beg to acknowledge tbe courtesy af arr iaWJ* io^fjcnf ffiT Commfc?, (Metaira. CHA^^ ?\k>*sft B it. NASH, anr^sT-iraE. ?iTM)^*arTetf<nhe lin niver?ery supper1 of the Sumter Fire Eogiua Company,t$?hs>?fvea atFtW evemtfi, ft ?? W?&kr We have doubtt)^^ eclat, and tW??a?o? m?i he awl hy , their wttt&t? j - Cotton,.io some extent at least, i king, notwithstanding the dialoyal ide? -to which the result:! of "tlie war ha vt given birth. Io the commercial world .ita kio-jly throoe is neither weakener! or strengthened, unless th? Influence bf felt through all the ramifications of th? lesser powers Smuggle, though the* may against it, they regulate themselves ou . ..e scale which their commercial k i nj makes for them." - . ^ The advertise meat of the Planters' Warehoase ls ooe of- the commercial signs which warrant the aaaumptiooi pf the paragraph above. S'J.15 ??1 ns. JOHN c. sxytr. Thia estimable young mau took his departure from us yesterday, for Lioden, A la. j where be will join bia brother, Dr. F. C. Dow, io his successful business establishment, io that place. Both these young men are sons of the Ber. J. R. Dow, of Salem Brick Church. Mr. JOHN C. Dow came to thia town in the fal! af 1869 as a clerk io the "Planters' .firehouse," and proved so valuable and reliable, that be was rapidly promoted. His late employers speak cf bim tu the highest terms, aod only consents to his leaviog for the sake of his interest. We wish him success to his oew hume. HISS WINSTON'S SCHOO lt. We take pleasure in bringing to pub? lic attention the Boarding and Day School for young ladies, ot Mis1 WINSTON, of Charleston, the advertise writ of whi?h will be found . io our columns. The references offered speak more forcibly than any words of conv mcnda'ioD from us. could. FIRE AT 91 ANCHESTER. The siore'of Mr. J. iM TINDALL was destroyed by fire on Friday night, 30th ult., ??th the entire contents. The origin of the fire is unknown, sup? posed to be acccidental. The clerks who were sleeping in the building made their escape by jumping from the second story window, and lost all their cloth? ing. Store and stock partially insured. KING'S .HOC TAIN MILITARY SCHOOL. The exercises of this popular institu? tion will bc resumed on the first of Feb roary next, as will DC seen from the ad Tertisetuent of the Principal and Pro? prietor, Col. A. COWARD, published in our colamos. Tbose who propose send ing their sons to this school will mt regret carrying that purpose into exe? cution. SURVIVORS' ASSOCIATION. We are indebted to the publishers, Messrs. WALKER. EVANS & COGSWELL, fora handsome pamphlet copy, of sixty three octavo pages, of the proceedings of thc first and second A nual Meetings of the Survivors' Association of South Caro lina, including the oration of Gen. JOHN S. PRESTON, deliver id before the Asso ciatioo, Nov. 10,1870. TH8 REV. JOHN JOHNSON. The Camden Journal, of January 5th, says the community generally, uud his congregation in particular, were loth to say farewell to Mr Johnson, last werk, because lie had during his stay among us. made many aud warnt friends ile goes tu fill (be place of Aesistaot Pastor of St. Phillips' Church, in Charleston, and carries with him thc good ..wishes aod prayers of all bis Christian breth? ren IN DULL TIS 8, A shrewd busiuess mao advertise? to get rid of his stock; io good times he advertises to notify the public where to find the best assortatents; consequently he advertises at all times, and find? that it pays. MASONIC CELEBRATION. The celebration of the Hasonic festi val of St. John, on the 27th of Deeetn ber, should have been allodi-d to io our last, for it waa an occasion of more alian ordinary interest with the fraternity. It was participated itt by Summerton, Salem, Bishopville, Sumter aod' Clare munt Lodges. The Masonic procession was the largest we have ever seen at Sumter, and we may here remark that Masonry is decidedly oo rising ground io this section of the State. The exercises were held tt the Methodist Church, and begun with prayer by Rc*. W. H. FLEMING. A large audience waa in attendance, and the oration, by Boo. HENRY BUIST, of Charleston, was worthy the gifted spi? ker and tho occasion. : The installation ol officers ?roa attended with mach in? terest, sod the exercises throughout, including the sweet; music, reflected crediL4if?ouaU-conee?ecU ? .J-.?LL- V'?rf .ai <,_. . DWELLING HOCSK BURNT. ' Go Saturday Morning last, betweec the boure of 1 aod 2 o'clock, the reei denr?e of Mi. W. F. BEDDING, about 8} miles fro* 8am ter, was discovered on fire. The flames spread with great rapidity, serfcely allowing time for tho by the'smoke and flame. The, entire building was consumed, together with ?71 faro ituT, heuse-hot? articles, doti, Log, Ac. tfotnio* W^ttw w?^ijfjj^ Foar *Fur botftjUa^sBSH"t .?? dwelling, tain were tared by tearing off iy incendiary wo#te.7>B ftftiold a heavy as xy^it^ ^^^^k ]mmm^ L the lie ?fpo?! aad Ur*d**4a*e**fe. I vl'?<?s^U*>^ tb? Dru^q^'^BM, i-?04SABj). from ? ?WOoilU l3i,?&rSL*? %l?. M., ?pies* profcssianally engird. If a beent they #ill pleiaeMe?V? tneir1 na?n?s and address at tb? S?cW ?ft?r ?,>.M., a? aim W found at bia .-seidene?._" " ' ' _ or .^t? - ? . .- * " If you want to boy-carneas, Saddles, Cronies, Valises, Bagt, Satchels, Collara, Hames, Chaina, Kiding WkW?h^&^P WHIP1' Spars, Curry^?itbs, HoWbrush?s, .Feather beusnea/ Axle?jjepaae, Oil,, feather, Saddlery Uafdirare, ?ai?a? . J*^>*j>t ia ai. first, class Saddlery EstaM^ment, .c?lTet J. 8. Tora** A CO.J..,INQ.8 Saoth PnmSSt. Wilmington, N. C. : It n bald to osa jri te axiom that m -should deliberate . wJltll'Va^^Aat s^ witb decision.: aid yie^bi^fc *msajaa^?att or opposa-with Lnanesi. '-y?j%j^^Vttj^BWlaipn when' yoa combat tbe'^ifef ill* produced'-'in a malarious country-and opp?? thean arith firmness by th? usa .of the -'Old Csroliqt Biiters," tb? great South ern tonie/^, j \"' \_" r , Wk best ?*WoraTc^nl^na ase ia Wiseman's | CrystsJisod Worm Drops t Doora, Saafcee, BItiida, Mo aid ince, Ac? We would'call special attention to the advesj tiiement la another column of Mr. P. P. Toale, ot Charleston, 8. C. Mr. Toale is an exten? sive and successful manufacturer, and there caa ba a? doubt that oar readers would eon 'alt their own interesta by oorrespoodieg with bisa befo.e port basing goods in bis line from other parties. '."jm?? .$1,000 Reward is offered hy tb? proprietor of Ur. Pierce's Ah. Bat. or goldia Medical Discovery for a medicine that will equal it io the care of all diseases, for wbiel it ls recommendc-<L For Bronchitic, a?rera Coughs, and the early stages of consumption, it baa astonished .tie- medica! faculty by' its wonderful cures, and hundreds of the bett physicians pronounce it tb? greatest medical discovery of tb? age. Sold by drug? gists. . . ~ SPECIAL NOTICES iafe. Avar's American Almanac, for the new year, bas arrived for delivery gratis by Dr. A. J Cnaa to all who call for it. This little annual has the largest circulation of any book lo the world, made bjr the feet that it famishes the best medical advice wbieb ia available to the people enables the? to determine what their complaints ase and bow to eure thea. It contains tb? start? ling announcement of the conflrqratio* oj a world; or the comb us t ion of one of tko atara ia the firmament with all ita attendant planets. The Crem? Family medicine. TAKEN INTERNALLY, It cares sadden Cold?, Coughs, ?.e., ead Weak Stomaeb, General Debility, NnrsrngSore Month, Canker, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Ind ?gas tion, Cramp or paid in the Stomach, Bowal Com plaint. Painters' Colic, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhoea or Dysentery. APPLIED EX PENALLY, Cares' Felons* "Boils and Old Sores, Severe Barns, Scalds, Cuts, Braises and Sprains, Swelling of the Joint?, Ring Worm und Tetter, Broken Breasti, Fr Med Feet and Chilblains, Toothache, Pain in the Fare. Neuralgia nnd Rheumatism. It is a sore remedy for Ague, Chills and Fever. PAIN KILLER. Taken intornally should be adulterated wick milk or Water, or made into a syrup with molaa sea. For a Cough a few drops on sugar, eaten, will be more effective theo anything else. See printti direction*, which accompany each bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Jan. Sp rend Ike Trott:. Somo medical men insist that it is undignified to advertise a remedy, however valuable it may be. Queer reasoning this. It is like saying that an article which the world neals should be bid In a corner- that beanfits and blessings may be too widely diffused-tb it tb? means of protee ing and restoring health should be a eloae monopoly, and not ??cessible to eft. Tho i foment is bad. It is worse than that; lt is inhuma*. 8oppore Hostettr's Stomaeb Bitters-an absolute specific for dyspepsia, bil Ho arness and nervous debility -had oerer been known beyond the repertoire of the faculty, what would har? buen the conse? quence? Instead of curing and invigoiating million?, the good effects of the preparation would have been confined to a> comparative few. There is the highest anthon:y for saving that light should out be bid ander a bnsbel; that whatever ia exea ll en! ebould be placed aa a city oa a bill, where all mea caa take eogoisacee of it. It ia upon this principle tnat the bitters have been advertised in every newspaper ofaey prominence io the western hemisphere, and that the spontaneous, testimonials ia its (asor have been translated into all wri.ten languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day who woald be languishing on beds of sickness if the newspapers bad net spread tb? truth with regard to this unequ-ilcd invigorant. and corrective far and;wide. Sopposo profit tal bees reaped from this publicity. Is that any argument against it? li the public bei Hb has bean protected; If ii rcs barfs bsea sneed: if tba feeble bave Seen strengtbeoed and the sick restored, greet good has been a^ompjieked ; amd wao so mean as to grudge to exertions thus directed their fair re? ward? j_jan T* Coarse sn pot vea. Tat advertiser, having been permanently cured of that dread di stew, Conanjapt?oo. by a simple remedy, i* anxious to make kaewn to bis . Callow sufferers the means of core. Toefl who desire it, be will send a copy of tb? prescription used (free pf ch*rge)"withahacivroctions for preparing aod asrbg tba saarb.'wkien they will find a sara eft re for Consomption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ar. Parties wishing the prescription will please address Ber. EDWARD A. WILSON. - <? KrW^VUdt.1'11" A GENTLEMAN ?ho suffered for years front Nervous Debility, Ere? a I ur? Deeay, and all the effects of youi'dlal inditerit'ion, wiU tor tba sake of suffering Bu?a'rtftyV'te all who need it tbe reoeipe and ?ireetjon for making the tis* pie remedy by wbieb, be iras cared. .Saffers wishing to profit by the adrertisor's vperinaoa can do aoby ?*^%ffifi??? ' Ho. ? Ceda*&r*e*,?e* Yeik. PtfMj ? _g - TCnrrt.ee Gs:d<^g^f ?WB A private lastraeior fc r mcrrfod Pfrsow or tbose about to be isarried, both, male ead f? It fr ffHtote^ -ta^a^atal 1871. Tte Planters. -. Our planting friends who desire aa to parchase GUANO, CORN, ar BACON for ti^ni, ar? requested to hand in their orden by int of Febroary. Those not wishing to dispose of their COTTON now are informed that we eae hold it as long as desired, making a CASE ADVANCE of two thirds on the same when delivered. The low price af Bacon at the present time should be taken adrantage of. The Balk meats can be smoked with a loss of only 5 per cent. Shoulders at ll cents, and sides at 12} cents, are the present prices. Now rs the time to save your money. GREEN & WALSH, MERCHANTS AND BANKERS Sumter, S. C., January 4,1871. HAVING WITHDRAWN FROM THE Shops on tb? comer of Sumter ?nd liberty- St*., I now inform my frieijds ?nd tbe public general? ly that I hare established myself on Liberty-St at the ?bop* la tdy occupied by T. J. Coghlan, where I am prepared to fill all orders in the COACH ?R WAGON LINE, sud do all kinds of Plantation work sat Jobbing generally, on ss reasonable tem*as honest work can be done. Wagons hf all sises made to order at Philadel? phia pri?es: Thankful for past aron I" solicit a continua? tion of the ?ame, pledging myself to gire is tie faction. W. J. ANDERSON. Sumter, 8. C., Jai. i, 1871 lia t Ladies ! ! F. A. FOLSOM OFFERS YOU BARGAINS IN Fancy Goods, and almost anything in ? yonrline. Keeps Corie's, Gloves, Hdkfi., Hosiery. Laces, Em? broidery, Trimming*, Hair Nets, Hair Pins Sewing Cotton, a good arti. . de at 5c. Emb'dy Silks and Cotton, Ruffling*, Chignons, Ribbons, White Goods, Calicoes, Needles, Everything ! AT REDUCED PRICES. % % My Confectionery, The first established in Sumter, Is always ?applied with CUOICE CANDIES, FRUITS, Nota. Cakes. Crackers, Ac, and Toys, in variety TEA_.-$1 25 (andy Reduced lo 30 cfs. per lt-, fjoa (Iiis day. Jao4 F. A. FOLSOM. Dissolution of CopartnersMp. TriE FIRM heretofore editing at Mayeiville, 8. C.. andar the name and style of HAYES A COOPER, is tji* day dissolved by mutual consent. The affair* of the Firm will oe settled by Mr. R. P. MATES. R. P. MATES. GEO. W. COOPER. January 3, 1171. Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED will eontinae bai'ness . at tbe same stand, at Maye ville, on bis own accooct, ead will be pleased to bar? a continu? ance of the liberal patronato bestowed open the lats ira of MATES ? COOPER. B. P. MATES. Sm 4 - St THE CELEBRATED WANDO IJWrtilizer. MANUFACTURED AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA HAS BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE. The subscriber, Agent for Som ter County, is now prepared to fill all orders from Planters at tb? shortest notice. Call and seen ?sa et the Stan of Messrs. GREEN A WALSH. ' ' ELISHA CARSON, ' Jan 4-tf ? A rent OO1MCW0 ACID PHOSPHATE OF HUE, FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. m HTS ARTICLE IS MANUFACTURED BY J. ?ha PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY at fha*Leaton, S. C., wader th? Superintendence of Dr. 8T. JULIEN RAVEN EL. When compost? ed wita an eqoal weight of Cotton Seed, it? resifts har? been found fully ec-ad to th? beat standard fertilizers. Its economy m tute?? mead it U this not ie? Af, pteoters general!y. For specific dlrwtloni for competing and for supplies, apply 2? ?TM. ROB80N, Selling Ageae, Charleston, S. C. JNO. 8. RESS 4 CO., Gene rd Agents, Baltimore. Janaary 4 > v_ Sm Facifle: -Otiiiiio Company's Bring the Cash ?-AND IM ?OCR FEELINGS ! The undersigned begs leave to return his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and hopes to merit a continuance of the same. Will keep constantly on hand a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Drugs, MEDICINES, &C?, &C.y which he will sell at a VERY SMALL PROFIT FOR CASH. He is compelled to make his business STRICTLY CASH, and hopes one and all will SAVE THEIR FEELINGS AND NOT ASK FOR CREDIT. DR. A. J. CHINA, Successor to A. ANDERSON & CO., SUMTER, S C. Jan 4, 1871. ' tf REMOVAL. fJlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RE MOV4SD HIS Fancy Grocery, Confectionery* and Toy Store TO THE BUILDING LATELY OCCUPIED EY Maj. J. W. DARGAN, where will b* eon. stantly found a handsome assortment ol Fancj Groceries, Fe m il j Soppli?st Candies, Coffee, Nuts, Safir, Caaaed Goods, ?e., Ae., Tejs, New Tsar Presents, tte. FINK SEGARS--CALL* AND TRT. THEM. LAMPS AND FIXINGS. Thankful for past patronage, would solicit a eall from ALL at m j new stand. J. N. SPANK, Agent. AT DARGAN'S LATE STAND. Ilarring disposed of BIT Stock of Goods and stand to J S. H UGH SON, I cordial!/ rocom mend bim to my cu* tumers who have so ?berall y patronissd me tor three years past. MR. J. N. SPANN, bis agent, I know will continua to dispense Good Things from tho old Sumter Confectionary to the satisfaction of all. J. W. DARGAN. Sumter, 8. C., Jan 4, 1371._ MISS. WINSTON'S Frack aid EngUsH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, Ko. 18 RUTLEDGE AVENUE, Charleston, S. 0. Tba course of instruction ia thorough and *? parinUnded bj experienced teachers. A practi? cal and accurate knowledge of tba French Lan. guage will be ?ecured bj careful instruction, and by its habitual use lu the family, and, as far as possible, in the schooL Miss Wisarox ce tars bj permission, to th? fol? lowing gentlemen . Rev. W. B.?Jt.How3.?_Charlestm, S. C. Wm. B. Pringle, Esq......?,.Charleston, S. C. Jaa. T. W?Isman. E*q.............Charleston, S. C. John Y. Stock, Eaq....,?.Charleatoa, S. C. Dr. J. E. Holbrook.........Charlearon, S* C. And te The Rt. Rer. John Johns.?.Bishop of Va. Tba Rt. Ber. J. Freeman You nz. Fernandina, Fla. J. Randolph Tacker, Esq., (formerlj A: t'j Gen. of Va?)-.?.?, ..Ballimore. Md. Gen. John B. Gorden.... ......Atlanta, Ga. DOD. E. A. Nisixsi..Macos, Ga. lier. J. C. Stiles,-....??.K?efamon<1, Va. Richard J. Arn?ld, Esq.Bryan-" Co. Ga, T. C. Nisbet. Esq.?...-Marun, Ga J. Gadsden King, Esq.Savannah, Ga. Robert Stile?, Esq.??..?.Ricmoud,;Va. ?S^. Applications maj ba mada bj lett ar ad dressed aa ?bore. Dee.?_ lm MONEY CANNOT BVY IT! FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS ! ! Tba DIAMOND G LA SS BS, manufactured bj J. E. SPENCER A CO? New York, whieb ara now olen ri to tb? public, ere pnwoeaccd bj eil tbe aateWata- QaaMaat of the warfe* to be the most Perfect, Natara! Artificial help to tb? keaaaa eje erer known. They an gm* ta* andar their awn sepcrrlsiao, frota aiiMta Crjatat Pebbles, molted together, and derire their name. -Diamond," oe account af their bardas*, and trillmnej. The scieatiftc principle on ?hieb tb oj ara con? structed briefs thecorc or ?entre et the lena ?ti? r?t.* la front of the ey?, prpdacing a daer and d.itinct rist?tt sa ?a tb? natun?, bracky eight, ead preventing ett enplcaaant sensations, tech es simmering ?nd amtetfeg of aifbu^Uileese, Ac.? pecaUar to ?tl others ie ese. They -ace mowated it tba leest mater.- ia fraaaao el tbe best qcalit/> cf a? arateriela used for Aa* p?rpete. Their leith ead darebtlhj eaeaotbeserpaseed. R HAIrlW fOlWHi I WATCHMAKER lt JEWELER. * SUMTER, S. C, ? 9m%mft- 9 if Green 4 Walsh NEW STYLES -OF Dry Goods, BY LATE ARRIVALS OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, Ac, ii c?mplete in ?ll departments. Our Goods are marked at PRICES that will PAY AN INSPECTION OF TUEM BY ALL PURCHASERS. GROCERIES, OUR STOCK OP STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, is kept full at all times, consisting of all kinds, (Except Liquors.) GREEN & WALSH. Buckwheat Flour. Mackerel, new. Batter, Mountain and Goshes, Cheeta, Peart Homiaey, Boitai Meal, Breakfaat Bacon, Kentucky liana, fer jaleby GREEN & WALSH. Satin Cloth, . new article for Ladies Druitt. The Largest ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS ia Town. At GREEK 4 WALSH'S All Wool Merino?, De Lai DM and Empresa Cloths. Z^ress Trimmings, OF ALL KINDS. THE LATEST STYLEC. At GREEN A WALSH'S. Alpaceei-all kinds, oolera and qnelities. The NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRT At GREEN * WALSH'S. Silks, Poplins, r>cotoh Plaids and Paney Dalaines. Shawls!and Cloaks, AWFUL CHEAP, At GREEN A WALSH'S. Cloaks and Shawls of all qualities. Blankets, Clothing, AND HATS, of all kinds, At GREEN A WALSH"8. La rf? kt Assortment of Harness ia Somier. Come and aaa it. Saddles. Harness. AND WHIPS, of be?: quality, At GREEN A WALSH'S. Saddles and Bridles to suit avery one. Crockery, Glassware, AND HARDWARE, at retail and wholesale, At GREEN A WALLI1'9. ' Another Lot of those New Style Hats. ACCIDENTS PREVENTED BY PURCHASING TUE NON EXPLOSIVE KEROSINE LAMPS,tobebad?n!y At GREEN A WALSH'S. Chini. ard Glass Wara. Crockery of all kinds. Full Stock OF CORN, BACON. LARD. HAMS AND BUTTER, COFFEE, TEA and SI GAR, At GREEN A WALSH'S. Calf S ki a, Sole and Lacing Leather. Rubber Belting. FLOUR. SALT, 3?OLASSES and *MESS PORK, At GREEN A WALSH'S. Philadelphia Boots and Shoes. Kew Lot OF WHITE GOODS. GLOtES, noSIERY and DRESS GOODS, Just receired at as? tonishingly low prices, By GREEN A WALSH. Mile's Boots and Shoes. King's Ladies Shoes. Hew York Exchange, BOUGHT AND 80LD BY GREEN A WALSH. Bargains in Remnants, At GREEN A WALSH' Planter ? otrtng ut far &upp!?e*. are ] . reottetted to meet their obliga? tion* prompt lg, em thim ii the time nf the gear tee need our money. If fm do not wah to tell Cotton, tr* trill ?lip and hold it GREEN & WALSH. - COTTON. Wa are prepared ta pay tS? HIGHES! CASH PRICH FOR COTtOX,. OB, 8 I?IP AND HOLD WHEN DESIRED, caking CASH ADV AS OKS021 -,?5 A $H5i Green k Walsh ?EAU??SWBENE?ALMCRCKAWISS ..Un . . -i.^:v- -?? ri-lt* .**W1 .AS? ' . l ->?J * . : t.:?' '>"- /''V "j m mm OF M 6001 -AT THE POPULAR HOUSE -OF A.?.SO1OI?IMS! SO-EAST CORNER ! Main & Liberty Streets, WHERE A GRAND DISPLAY J OF ALL i! Of the Season can be seen. AS A GENERAL STOCK IT j' CANNOT BE SURPASSED.i I desire to call especial atten-11 tion to my extensive Slock of j CLOTHS, ! CASSIMEBES* JEANS, I TWEEDS, ji SATINETS j; &c, &c-> &c. h My Grocery Department is being 11 ; li daily replenished with a varied j stock of every style of GROCERIES, KEPT IN THAT LINE. ! PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, h Pictures ! Pictures ! ! Pictures ! ! _ !] PHOTOGRAPHS, j FERROTYPES, AMBROT?PESJ, *?? j ! PORCELAIN PICTURES. I; Theta Pictnr'S ?re now taken at th? Sumter < Gallery, in all fixes and stylo*-up to lifo siie. I : Recent improvements hare been brought into . 1 requirition, aad the undesigned feels confident ? that he can produce .is -effect and well Cnubcd ! i Pictures as can bc obtained in the Slate. Copying from Old Likenesses, and the origin?] j : lineaments of the pic:ure folly reproduced J. D. WILDER. ^_1 J. E. SUAREZ,1 SUMTER FURNITURE ? -AND Chair Ware-Rooms. : THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS NI8 j ?. Friends and Ca stomer* that he ha? referred ? and will continue to receive NEW AM) i'll KAI* FCRXiTCRE.i TO SUIT TUB TIMES. ITU Stock eenaists cf almost every article in that line, rix: SOFAS.SIDE-BOARD?, BO^KT-CASES, j] Wardrobe?. Extention Table!?, Bnreau.., Washstands. Sitting and Rocking Chairs. offrerr fe : . d' Cribs. Crad es,Truudics Cottage Bedsteads ead Manteaste. JUST REC*" IV RD Some more of fho?c CH KA t* COTTA? R PETA . .Moat Safes. Window Slia.'.e? and Wall ; Papering-all \?rr fer CASI.'. J. E. Suaves. I Main Street, opposite Esprit* Ofi**A' Entrance .'.-"rr. Stair Crseon Main Sireoi to FVltXITURE KOOMS. Kor 2 j 31 AX HOOD UOW W.A\ 1?OW RESTORER) Just r?Wlsb*l,^nowe.H;ioiHr>r4>r.<'rLVI-.i:. j WELL'S CELE BRAT KU KS>A> on 'hcr*/i?/ { ewrV(asthwntaaedicin?) of SPRCMATOKI r.<y.\nt ? seminal Woe? ness, iitvohrtitary Bearii ?I !*.>*??*. . ??oiR?tcT. Mcti?si and1 Physic..! In-.-?fn-iiy. lin- ; pediment* to Marriage, et?- ; ;?lfr>. t'i.>jo ?S T;, r, j Ertt.BPSY, and Firs. indwell ly ?.t'-:r.?- u;e?K?.- ! er retest extravagance. ^aM*r?4?, In a >*al,d envelope, <.iily fi cent? j The celebrated author, in this admirable essay. ? deafly demonsrr.ttc?, frofci a thirty j\ai?'.?ur-; eeasful practu-e, Hist ?tie alarming r*>n~e?tk at-e* j of self abnse nu? be radically orcd without tho j dangerons u?o ?i intimal medicine or the eppii - ! cafton of the kntfo; pointing ?ut .1 m.?fr. i-f cure . atjnce pimple, certain., amleCeouaf, Uy evuns : ofyhfcb'ererj s*ifcrorv>o n?aUei wbPiJbVtor.- ; dillon may be, may cure bimse'.f ct.eapiy, jriraK- ? ly, Knd.fvHtnltg. ' ? *S2ft. This Lecture should he in the lands of j erery /entb and every mari in :bc !a?.d.. Sent, ander seal, in a plain re \ ed ope, roany-; address, r?>.*T>W.-eo re?Hrf six cei:ts cr rw.. \ post stamps. i Aleo. Dr. Celrotwetl,? "Marri-jo <iu: U,~n: i.-o I Se cents. I Address the Publishers. WI an^a?^lrtSIefe, ^aeM^fefel 4?S6. ! ? ?---?- -:- - 2Z? - I?* O R .' P R I X.T I X tl and BLANK B(rO~ ! ^AN.ceAc: Uui><; a^'Ri\r?i>u ;T;i | rtiJWf'wes,^" .. ? BU^A?DvPEKt.T. 1*9 Mr.tirg ?tix^t ip ?it? ChafK^-.n tt*tel I thal rustie path was treactog When :htfuti bis rays nts M ?? l?t g-. Bt-caing,gie., ur.:-, g. fairly ? :i: '? hl.l:?.i. ti.S tuc?. ?x.i) I ira.trbed i!:e streasib ; ..'i-tcnitg. A." entra Deed I :'r.tie ?>as ii.- ??. ii g io the Keating, UA-cry nttude (?.. :l: i.r?,;a. IVhen beueu?h a tree rn!:: Where t;u r i)- .>.*" ?uu aaa il. .. . ., - . Lo, I -?BT U ic.! * Oeit-g Ott ut ?.v:-?.4. l ii' U^h jo other festere? -Ll r*d, ^uicklyjtwn ??is eyes uplifted, I'pward lilied, a? he ft Roly J..>.>'??.! ar-.-iin?. .?vcJ fried," -ii i J J, appr.?sot.ing, .Do Uot charge :ue ??tu ewcroacbimp Are you wai.:: JJ for *ot?ie mcascngir Ot ue??.' ' Jut no '.ther word i.-.* ottered. Ind no other ?-etuenco mattered. ;uv?? "you'll find there'? Moise i *e Ca;J??.l? D-io's nu? Shoe*." 'Tha.1'sa ?trarge expression, 8UP.1V," said I, looking down demurely. .IJtru?:, good s r, that jvu ti.e itu -stien WK! CXCUM."' But he eely looke-1 tlie pr.-u!e-, Ka Le ?p>'kc thc Kurd* the loader, 'There's aUay? perfect comfoil ir. Caldwells BJ\>:? at:d Shore." 'Why, ble-s me, man," I th- uit-1, ie hiseatiity I duubtel, Ti? tu rely n aug-1 to LL? what pe-?ple* goods Tuu u??." But Le only ci ?ed thc higher, iTith eutboiaetic fire, You'll **?e you/ cash hy wc.riug Cid .telle DUU'.? uui Shews/1 >o T left Lia th?re reclicittg. iVhtre no ruy of mri was thining iud irt-qaently I wondered til ike words" the utta [?Linking tardy 'ivr.-vs a mystery, Kad ihar. souie bidden history .Va* weiring rjuad my-, lr abd C.i?'l??:!'* Boc ta ai.d Shoat. so thea I read fed to buy thea, Say. I fcit compelled to try t: em. Vi.d behold I'vec .use f .-r gladi* sr. That tho wolds 1 deemed wcrj inadee**, ndoccd tue thu? (<. purchusc Caldwell** L>.?oU a;.J S...?>.?. )Id Stnta Clan* herc rushed ;:r. Ul spruce and nicely bru>'.:td up. Ind i? rc he'd n- t le i.u ii.d uo But say ?Vhs.e'er Le choose, Ind to my giestcst wonder, 'ried out in t mes of thunder lue Chritmaa Tree's a. blunder Which bblfTr tot Caldwell's Boots 2: ii Sl:?e*. OPPOSITE J T. SOLOMON'S. SIGN OF TUE BIG BOOT. Dec 7_ MiSS E. D. BRITTON j WOULD RESPECTFULLY IXVITB Ler friends, sci particularly tba ladies of Sumter and commu? nity to cull and examine I 1er Rich and Beautiful Stock jj Pall Millinery and Fancy Goods. Having ic?ec?ed hw gawds pcm-.nally, ar.d rith gteat care, in the New Vor- .-md Baltimore? aarkcta, ?he ?cete coofidcBt of pira ai mp ali, boca ts regards quality, st*. !e and j-:?.-e. A* usual, bete arc mnnv iK.rchie- f-r thc >ea>'>n. MISS BRITTOS i* ra^d?-d wir! a FIRST "LASS MILLINER abd DRESS MASES, rom Ballimore, who ?rt ?ii; quaiui-d !?rlLa ,u.-incis. Tee fasbicii. pro<-iir...i in New Tek. Ladies, cali and bave y vor Dc c?sea and ila:* nade in the latest styles. PJPSJ paitcmsof Bresse*.SJ^^OCS SJJ other irttcies of dresi may bc bad. At thc New Store nea: to J. T. SrOLOMcNS ..ci t iS rue State o? ?South Carolina. COUNTY Ol' SUMTER. LX TUE PjROB.VTE COURT. IVli?am J. Au "crwn. A.'ro1..!-::. : r cf lluvirt Audci.-on, deceau.d, " l*I*uott?, jigaiiift RoWit Br.i.5| y VRVnn. . n V !c. Wheeler and ku? E. !;i> wife. !':uily I?. Bron, ann. Susan W. Kcowt. r.i.-i I'.iown, ?>. r haahand, M a? y AK 1ers.. n. Kdwaxd L. An? de ??a.AxvbiUdfl Baree* .. . .'.14. 4aogt.ter i.l A re iii ha li aa?l Elixalnitb 1 i: rc-. , LI:-1...II.. i.f t.-i .iitii.i. TS -ir-r ; \7 re .tt a?t?i araJi C. bi> wi:-. .' :i t Uc-. '.'n-.. ^U? .I? INir?ina R<->rd?r. .'1. ra s K. K- : <???.?, Mary M. Rc :rd?n. SWttoot y. *?. K<*ar<k?n. ; * J. Re irdoa, L . r-\ A? '.-??<? >. , .*':.ii I] Ao .l. r?-:i. Do!.:e! i M. '!';-:: l ; ; *.V.m?i:.r i'.. his wife, Sa: iii L WcHs . : Vic', ?. her Imtbii'd, i' in.Mii.::. . J..*efti lt. Anderson .ind :'. s\c:..; .-. Lr-?weil. Ad mundatta, .??im-n-.i a for Rcii :". ' 'OMpl ij . r. : s??re?. T<? THE DEFENDANTS. 5.'Vn Bradley W?;?<T. Exvrwiir.St, v.'... j. tii.- ?ifs. Emily li ( ?<.'. Fr. ?.1 V.". J.-, ti ?nd Rr? en, tx j Ert.>i>rti?!, Very ACQtT wa. E'ward I. A???r-.u Arv? * '?.i.. r-a .<* f ti Li.*, daoghter ?i At?. I.*...... ?r i L..t'l?;e B:TLC?. . l.?:-!,?:.! ?: . ..l-l.'. illa. ;..???.? ?i W. Sci?end Sai:.-, ?*. L:.> w ' .' . : .1 K.... Su--.ti SViriitir. V- r.! ?.-,. } ftes H. Vary M R.-?id-.ii. Fassttrl .'?:< I -.i-'.:.-. J. Reardon. Lorri.-a J. Ar. 1 rs ?. '. t. :?.. i? \ rtcry. n. D<x.aid M. Ti.-i,l<- as . V- HI. H. 1. . w'.f? S*r?h L. Weil* ar. 1 V- i". t. , hu.-biti l, Peacytuai? A;. '..:. ??j-|i il. Ai-lt. ? .'ii a:??^ Katenc! S :?: ?...!-t-.'. A 'm r vor ARE ii::i:n::v S- VM ?N::D ? :.. ijuir.-.l :? at:>w.r t:.o <.'"".l:-:. : ! :: t] < .??..:--, wt.ii b i-? on tLif ?l.-.x ?i. ?1 ?.n t -- . l?.?'?at? ?'-.?.i? f..r ?h.- '*':< C ?in?? >?. rv a j l~?py af y ot:r Ai-rW.r t"the .-aid !'.ir;. .?t..t . n .he -n-.-cti?f-.a ;?: ta<-?r ? Ctce ?H the 1- ? :; n JN-it.:-.T. iii the C tiii,.t ar d State af .?...?.:t l a .'. 1. f >.-: ;\ ?'aj* >fr? r ii.? ?<rvit c !?. rr-:. ? ?. . ..? til ' da. i?f mel -"-tv:.-!-; aji.tif yon !;.-? . .... <? C--r->. n'.m : w inn t!?e .iwea.??rc<. i i. !.. i*?en<.(? ia ?hi.? A??:i?m vii? :.}:.. y t-- t. ?. il . f. r ?... :<:,.* ?i.i?:iii'ir-i ir. lb-? t'? ir i'::'fi ti?K-r .ti !. IST? V-:A>?:R. HAY: ruo:.;::- . n..-.rr.::. V ? ioriffa Mr-Tvo-a. Fir-* it!icr:'<??-. th-.?. ? :. t^7a S,a? TO THS Fa!! sad Whi?cr i ^i;^ r. MgQjtil? ?'??s i-<-r.-r.* > >..'.. .?.; iv v: X?? ??gyjMffi*. Y?rl<. .I.?:- ? e - . .. ! n -:~ %at^p..?? ?rr.'r. ?mi v?r 1^1 -?.?!.. , .? ?? 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