The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, June 28, 1871, Image 3

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te Sumter Watchman. [EDS ESPA Y, J^A*f^28T PAXTON - - BUSINESS MANAGER All Tran K?eiit Advertise me nt?, and all Pork must be paid for in caifa. Tbis will erved without dubnetioa. Subscriptions io pajuble ia advance. Applications for Job Work will be made, office, to Taos. ti. FLOWERS. i WATCHMAN books are in the keeping of W. KXTOS. who will receipt for monies due and to all matters connected frith the Adver r Su>?criptiun departments. Our Advertising friends are requested to their favors nut later than Monday. TER HAIL ARRAN G Eil Eil TS. CHA.VGK OF iCHKDULE. CLOSES. OTENS. Ibero, 10: A M. 1 P. M them, 11:30 A. M. U.A. M. luing. on Mon ?nd Thursday, 6:00 A. M. 5:00 P. M 'ville on Mun fand Thursday, 1:00 P. M. 11:30 A. M Le Hours, from 9 o'clock, A. M. io 6 P. M. ee opens Sunday frutn 12:- 0 t? 1:30 P. M. T. B. JOHNSON, P. M. ian nary 25th, 1871. tf KEEP COOL ! 1}ar readers wil: not forget io these ?hering days, that they can enjoy a iglitfui luxury, and at thc saute time 'urtu a good action, bj patronizing Ice Creaoi Festivals orthe Baptist d Methodist ladies, every Wedoesday d Thursday evening respectively. Please observe that the Methodist [dies will hold their festival fur the ?sent week ooly, on Friday instead [Ttiursday. Dit. J.S. HtCHiON. lOur young and energetic medical lend, lias removed his office to the new jilding, on Main Street, next above J r.T.T. UPSHUR'S store We refer patrons and friend??, to his card in lr columns for office hours. A BIG THING. Thc proprietors of the Planter's Ware lusfc, who never do things by halves, ive erected an awning-frame large ough for a good sized house. When ey spread their canvas, ve trust they ill s^il with fair winds and arrive in ic time at thc Haven of Prosperity. A HICE VEGETABLE. saw last week, a Cabbage from sd sown this year in the open air lich weighed twenty-one pounds. It is from thc garden of Capt. E. W. OISE. These MOISES are some on getables, but oe they claim to be Bcended in direct HDC from Adam, S first gardener on record, we presume is in the blood. LET L'S HAVE LIGHT. What has become of the projected poitue Company ? Thc experimental htiogs were very satisfactory, the ?initiation being tully equal to the lt coal gas. We arc t<;!d that the ex tue of furnishing this superior light inconsiderable. Wc hope that this iject will not be allowed to fail roug!). We are tire:] of the smell of ?rosene Oil, and have already spent a j . ill fortuue in buying new lamp finneys. LET L'S HAVE PEACE. pTe take pleasure ia stating that the luting War has terminated in an )orable peace, piutual explanation! and compromU have been made, and our Town intiig is to be done hereafter in ter and not in Wilmington. ('his is as it should be. It is con eot with common sense, and good g, and brings the acts of the bncil within thc pale of the law as ld dowo hy Blackstone (volume lat, fcc 45), aud exemplified by Judie j Ltt. (see Nott & McCord's Reports, llume 1st, page 230). EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITIONS. he present week will witness three cresting even's. On Tuesday even the young gentlemen of Mr. T. P. QUEEN'S school gave a display of Kory of which, werejrrct the necessity going to press unusually carly, pre lots our giving a description. |0o this eveumg thc exhibition of Mrs. UR A A. BROWNE'S Sumter lostitute. tes off at SOLOMONS' Hall. Two Dg ladies will graduate, diplomas I be conferred, original compositions II bc read, and some good vocal and ftrumental music may he expected. |DD Thursday evening the Annual tribution of the Sisters of Mercy ?) take place at their spacious hall, ie exercises will be varied and highly (eresting. Among other things we informed that a lively French Play, estated by a distinguished pupil, will performed. Some fir e music always Companies the exhibitions of this ular establishment. THE FINE AKTS IV SUMTER. e have been favored with a view of o and pencil drawing by Mr. HORN, advertisement appears io another mo. Tho picture represents a Polar r catching a Seal, from a celebrated kby "Buike." Mr HORN informs os it be executed this copy ia two hours, evidence of rapid and skillful work fica is Almost incredible. We hare > seeo specimens of his penmanship eh prove him to be a master of the L Mr. Hour is also a professor of tiers Languages, aod if he is as ?liar with this breach M be is profi cieot in Drawing, Writing and Music, his acquirements must be extensive. We have heard Mr. HORN on tho j Piano, and can recommend him ais a skillful and finished performer. This gentleman contemplates spending j a few months in ocr town and will gtfej lessons as per advertisement. A3?ATEUH CONCERT; The estimable and popular Mrs. GREEN, assisted by some of her pupils, gave a concert recently which did credit to her and to them. We would not feel justified in mentioning the names of the fair performers, but will venture to say that tbe vocal and instrumental music were of au uncommonly high order The audience, though small, (much smaller than it ought to have been) was highly discriminating, and showed their ad? miration by frequent and hearty ap? plause. Many of the pieces were encored "The Conquered Banner" was received with an enthusiasm that reminded us of theday8 of'"Dixie." THE RABBINICAL CONFERENCE. A well informed Israelite of our town, warns us not to attach any importance to the handful of Radical Rabbins who recently met at Porkopolis. He tells us that only two Clergymen of any talent were present. The Conference represented the ex? treme radical wing of modern Judaism, of which Dr. WISE, of Cincinnatti, is the acknowledged leader. They ack? nowledge neither Past nor Future, and are without influence with the vast majority of Iraelities in the United States. Dr. WISE is tho author of an infidel work which will fix his position io theology asido of Voltaire and Tom Paine. FINAL NOTICE Unless prevented by a remittance, we will be forced to the disagreeable necessity of striking from our mail book, thc names of Subscribers who are indebted to us for four and five years subscription. We have politely addressed several letters to many who are well able to pay the small amounts due this office, and bave reeceived no reply. The Watchman will be sent to such subscribers until the 1st July next, wi'h this node: marked, and if a settle ment is not made by that time, or & sa:i>factory answer received, their] names will be erased from our books, ind their accounts forwarded for col Eectio:.. Wc have been indulgent to those who have hern so long in our debt, and loservc better treatment at their hands. It is tobe boped that this notice will stimulate all delinquents to remitat once thc amount honestly due us for sub? scription, a-id by so dying, avoid further trouble and expense. -Thc correspondent of the New Volk Journal of Commerce, writing from Columbia, S. C., says: il Notwithstanding thc falk about Ku-f Klux and kindred organizations, 1 know if no place more susceptible of rapid de* rclopment or more inviting to the set ihr than t ie State of South Carolina. !? The difficulties that do exist being be- |g 'ween the adventurous class of Northern politicians and the EC tn of Southern .ociety, a Northern man whose uim is the transaction of bus i ne.-s is just as i .ate here, in life, liberty, and property 1 i* he would he in Boston, and probably I 'aler. The productive capacity of South Tarolina warrants, with careful culture, the expectation of a good yield of cotton, rico, corn, Wheat, oat*, {??eel and white potatoes, melons, and vegetables. Good ! unimproved farm?, or plantations, as j they call theiu, sell, for from 81 to ?510 per acre in nearly every county in the 5'ate. .%0* lt. Frazer Michel, M. D., a distinguish t'l phy-i-ian of Montgomery, Ala, ray?,' Dar? la's PfopbyUrtic Fluid ii an excellent applica li. n to wounds." 'I he Bleating of the Ace t Ho more Sick Headache, no .nore Dyspepsia, " no more Indigestion, DO more Piies, no more I p Chills, nu more Lirer Complaint, no more Jaun- jp J'ce, no more Pain in the Back, no more Kidney Di-ease, no more Costiveness, no more Heart- j burn. Tutt's Vegetable Liver Pills is a certain guarantee ag: inst all these distressing complaints j A Chapter of Fac ts;, Space is valuable in a newspaper, and it is therefore proposed in tbii advertisement to eon- A de ase a variety of facts, important to the publie, V into a small compass. Those farts refer to Hot? ter er's Stomach Billers-what that celebrated medicine is, and what it aili do. In the first place, theo, the article is a stimulant, tonic ead alterative, consisting of a combination of ea ab tolutely pure spirituous agent with the most valu? able medicinal vegetable substances that Botanie research bas placed at the disposal of tba chemist and the physician. These ingr-dieots are com? pounded with great care, and in sueh rroportions ot to produce a preparation which invigorates without exciting the general system, and tones, regulates and controls the stomach, the beweis, j the liver, and the minor secretive organs. What this great restorative will do mast be | gathered from what it baa done. The cese of dys pepsia, or any other form of indigestion, in waieh it bas been persistently administered witbeat af? fecting a radical cure, it jet to be heard from, j and the tania maj be said of bilious disorders, ia- j terminent fever, nervous affections, general de? bility, constipation, sick headache, mental dira? bilitiea to wbicb the feeble ara so subject It purifies all tbe fluids of the kodj, including the 1 blood, and the gentle stimulus which lt impart * io tbe nervous sjateta is not taoceedad bp tbs slightest reaction. This is a chapter of facts wbicb readers, fer their own sakes, should mark and remember. fjfg. We do sot suppose there ever waa as article so aaiversauj popular and commanded as a family aieisslaa as DARBT'S PRO?HTLACTTC FLUID. Wa have naver jet heard aaj one tay a word against it, but all speak ia its favor. FOUND AT LAST ! - . ' -.. ' ' ... ass goat i .n - - An Antidote for Fever & ?g? : i - ?'. r ' * ha -?;-." . dR .. St7c<r Springs, near Oeata, Fla* Marek Itt, Tl. iltur*, botet?, Moite & Dat?t, Charletion, S. C DEAR SUS : I have prescribe J io my practice he Moise's Fever and Ague Pills sent ne, in l?verai cases of Chronic Chill and Fever, both inning ra v while and colored patients, with great luceess, they having effected a PROMPT AND PERMANENT CURB IN EVERY CASS, f here all other medicines have failed. I note jartieularly my colored patients, because tl ev ire more es posed, and less likely to uko ci.re of bemselves when the Chill leaves them. I regard MOISE'S FEVER AND AG?E ?ILLS as a CERTAIN CURB, and a blessing ?ail living in the Mulari ms districts of the loath, and particularly ia the Everglades of oar {tate. Very respectfully, jours, JAS. C. OWENS, M. D. For sale by all Druggists._ SUMTER BITTERS, Recommended by the highest medical authority in the State. LOST APPETITE Restored by Samt Bitters. IMPERFECT DIGESTION" Cured by Sumter Bitters. DODILY WEAKNESS . Cared by Sumter Bitters. NERVOUS DEBILITY Cured by Sumter Bitters. PURE RICH BLOOD Produced by Sumter Bitters. FEMALE COMPLAINT Relieved by Sumter Bitters. HEALTH AND STRENGTH Restored by Sumter Bitters. CHILLS AND FEVER ) Prevented by Sauter Ritters. j THE MOST DELIGHTFUL TONIC T Is Sumter Bitters. j PERUVIAN or CHINCHONA BAHK, I Pure Rye Whiskey, and Aromitio and tonie > roots and herbs compos? Sumter Bitters j The Great Southern Ton ii IS SUMTER RITTERS. Try it. DOwTE, MOI6E A DAVIS, Proprietors and Wholesale Druggists, Charleston. 8. C. SUMTER MARBLE YARD rHE undersigned baring just received a fine lot of MARBLE, IS PREPARED TO FURNISH ionninental & Cemetery Work, of all kinds > a manner that will compare favorably with ny work in bis line. Having received a liberal atronage heretofore, he continues to invite all ho may ba desirous of any thing io his line to ive him a ealt. He defies competition in prices. ?3T Positively so work delivered in the future ntil paid f-'r. W. P. SMITH. June 14-* HOYT afc FOLSOM, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, VAIN STREET, SUMTER, & C. riTE, the undersigned, having foi med a eo ff partoersbip, OB the ?tb June, 1871, ander tie name and style of HOYT A FOLSOM, would sspeetfully announce to the publie of Sumter, ad the adjoining counties, that we are now pre? stad to ex? eau all work entreated to as with romptness, and in a workmanlike manner. OUR STOCK will embrace tko lasest styles of [WELBY, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, &c. .ADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES, ill of which will bo sold at the lowest cash rices. OLIVER HOYT, . . f. H. FOLSOM, At Hoyt's Old Stand Main Street. The genuine DIAMOND SPECTACLES, lanufactured by J. E. SPENCER A CO., New fork, always OB band. LUMBER, ALL QUALITIES, -AT THE fl? HR YARD, Hear file Sumter Depot. ffTB baring so looa ted oar Mill as to enable ff ns to sell any kind ef Lamber fer LESS IONEY Urna aar other MUI within reach of >emter, hare established t LUMBER YARD tear the Railroad Dopst, where ass be feand aH lualities of Lumber, as cheap as it eas be sold. All bills tat Lamber not on the Yard, csa ba anitsbed at short aotiee. H. M. BEAMES &C0. May 17 . tm t>saai pusi?r-UM Flouters ?tajslisV-r"' ; ,. JJ. Wi, KKRCSKtft. O, WALSH & CO. NEW STILES -OP Dry Goods, . ' o . \ ? BY LATE ARRIVAL OUR ST OCK OF DEY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOISERY, NOTIONS, Ad., ia complete in all departments. Ocr Goods are marked at PRICES that will PAY AN INSPECTION OF TEEM BY ALL PURCHASERS. GROCERIES, OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, ia kept fall at all times, consisting of all kinds, (Except Liquors.) GREEN, WALSHS CO. A full line of Patent Poplins. A large lot of Grenadines of su? perior quality and design. The largest ASSORTMENT OP DRESS GOODS In Town. At GREEN, WALSH <t CO'S. Handsome Printed Organdies. All Wool Merinos, De La ines and Empresa Cloths. Dress Trimmings, OF ALL KINDS. IBS LATEST STYLES. At OREEN, WALSH A CO'S. Men's and Boy's Clothing, Of every Size and Quality, at Prices To Suit All. Ladies' Linen Suits Bargains in Long Cloth. A LARGE AND VARIED AS? SORTMENT OF LADIES* CUFFS AND COLLARS Alpaccas-all kinds, color* and qualities. Brodie Grenadine Bareges Running tbroogb all Colors and Qualities. silks, Poplins, Seo toa Plaids aad Paney Delaines Printed and Plain Lawns, 8-4 Black India Barege. Mozambiques in great Variety. Largest Assortment of Harnees in Sumter. Come ?ni see it. A nice line of Striped and plaid Naimsooks. At GREEN, WALSH A CO'S. Saddles and Bridles to salt every one. Crockery, Glassware, AND HARDWARE, at retail aad wholesale, Ai GREEN, WALSH A CO'S. Another Lot of those New Style Hats. ACCIDENTS PREVENTED BY PURCHASING THE NON EXPLOSIVE KEROSINE LAMPS, to ba bad only At OREEN, WALSH A CO'S. China aad Glass Wara. Crockery of al 1 kinds. Full Stock OP CORN, BACON. LARD, HAMS AND BUTTER, COPrBB, TBA andSUG AR, At GRSEN, WALSH A CO'S. Calf 8kla, Sala aad Lacing Leather. Rubber Baiting. FLOUR. SALT, MOLASSES aad MESS PORK At GREEN, WALSH A CO'S Philadelphia Boots aad Shoes. Hew Lot OP WHITE GOODS, GLOVES,* HOSIERY aad DRBS3 GOODS, Jast rewired at as? tonishingly low pri?es. Dy GREEN, WALSH A CO. Mile's Boots aari Shoes. King's Ladles Sba?. Bargains in Beiinanti, At GREEN. WALSH A CO'S. COTTON. W* pay tba HIGHES! CA?H PUCE POI COTTON, OR 0Sf* AND HOLD WHIN DESIRED, asakiag CASH ADVANCES ON SAMS. 'Greese Waisfc & CO, A. A. SOLOMOS! Bia ? toll S loci of LR Y GOODS. A. A. SOLOMONS Ha s good assortment of Shoes and H A. A, SOLOMONS Has everything useful in Hardwa A, A. SOLOMONS Has a fall assortment io Pots, Ovens and T Wara. A. A. SOLOMONS Continues to keep his Grocery Room ?ell si plied with avery thing in that line. A. A. SOLOMONS Is selling his goods VERY LOW, an I salli for CASH ONLY. Call and sae him at the CORNER MAIN AND LIBERTY SIS. MaySt WOFFORD COLLEGl SPARTANBURG C. H., S. C. Commencement Exercises, June 25-2 1871? Valedictory Sermon before the Graduating Cia; by Bishop Wm. M. Wightman, D. D., L. L. I of Cn arl es ton, S. C., June 2'.th, ll A. M. Exhibition on the part of the Junior Clai Monday, June 25th, 10 A. M. Annual Meeting of the Bord of Trustees, Tut day, June 2?tb, S A. M. Anona! Address before the Preston and Calboi Literary Societies, by Geo. Jno. S. Preston, Richmond, Va., ll A. M. Alumni Address by Jobo W. Homes, Esq., Barnwell, S. C., 4 P. M. Annual Meeting of Honorary and Regular Mei hers, with appropriate exercises?n tbe Halls < the Calhoun and Preston Societies, 8 P. M. COMMENCEMENT DAY, June 28th. Exercises of the Graduating Class, 10 A. M. Annual reunion of Patrons and Students, Office and Friends of the College, within the Hal of the two Literary Societies, 8 PM. The Trustees, Presiding Elders, and all tl member* of the South Carolina Conference ai particularly invited to attend the appronchin Commencement. Suitable provision will I made fer the entertainment of all who can com June 7, 1871._ SPARTANBURG FEMALE COLLEGE SPARTANBURG, South Carolina. jf^ THE FALL SESSION, 1871,. wi "^pjHfeopen on Monday, Jme 26th, an <j?Sr continue twenty weeks. Rates per Session, in advance: Board, including Washing, Fuel, and Lights,.$75,0 Regular Tuition, including Latin. 25,0 Tuition io Preach,. 10,0 Instrumental Music. 22.5 Use of Instrument,. 2.5 Boarding pupils dre?? in-uniform whencvu they appear in public, for further information, address, Rov. SAMUKL B. JONES, Rev. SAMUEL LANDER. Joint Proprietors. Junoll-lt*_ KING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL YORK MLLE, S. C. #THE SECOND SESSION Ol the School year of 1871, will begii Ul of July. Terms-For School Expenses,?, e. Tuition, Bo..ki. Stationary, Ac. Boar iiog, Peel, Lights and Washing, $135 ii currency, per sesi?n of five months. For Circulars containing full particulars, applj to C?l. A COWARD, Principal and Pioprietor. June 14 lm ! Ladies ! ! f $ F. A. FOLSOM I ? OFFERS YOU BARGAINS IN v <?> Fancy Gooda, and almost anything in <j> your line. Keeps Corsets, Gloves, * T lldkfs., Hosiery. Laces, Em- ? X broidery. Trimmings, X ^ Hair Nets, Hair Pins X <3> Sewing Cotton, <> Y a good arti- <p Y ele at 5c. ? %. Emb'dy Silk* and Cotton, Ruffling*, "X X Chignons. Ribbons, White 3o?ds, <?> ? Calicoes, Needles, Everything ! y ? Af SEDUCED PRICES. X I My Confectionery, f X Tba first established in Sumter, x Y I* always ?applied with v T CHOICE CANDIES, FRUITS, ? X Nu?. Cakes, Crackers, Ac, X A sad Toy*, in variety. <^ ? TEA_._$1 25. X % Candy Reduced lo 30 eis, per t % lb. iron ibis day. * J Jaa 4 P. A. FOLSOM. ? CLOTHING, CLOTHS, &C. Spring Stock. ~ D. J. WINN, Agent, Now hts in Store s Large and Careful? ly selected Stoek of Spring and Summer Goods, WHICH HE GUARANTEES AS REPRE? SENTED, SUCH AS CLOTHING-Fine, Medium and Common, Cloths sad Cassimara*, Pia? Let Tweeds, Brown Linens, Shirts, Drawers, Under? est*. Gloves and Cravats, Suspenders, Collara, Seeks, Hankerebiefs, Ac, which 1? pledges himself ta sall low for cash. April 26_ DISTR?CT COURT OP T17E UNI? TED STATES-FOR THE DISTRICT OP SOUTH CAROLINA-IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE MATTER OP TH08. M. MULDROW, BANKRUPT. To whom it may concern :-The uodersigaeJ hareby grves notice of hil appoint meat aa Assignee of Thoma* M. Maidrow, of tba Cassady af banter, sad Sum of 8oatb Carolina, within said District, ?ba baa beea adjudged a Bankrupt upon his owa petition by tba District Caa* af sett Djstriet, darted May I?, A. D. 1871. ?. J. WINN, Jane 21-St A silgase. ???* ' ' '? ' " ISAAC A. M'KAGEN, FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY &c. &c. AL WA YS ON HAND. PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH CARE AT ALL HOURS. March 8-_ THE FIRM 'OF RUSSELL & BOBARD, RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR Friends and the public, that they aro constantly receiving -AND Medicines, Of the Best Quality, and all Articles usually found io a Drug St?r?. The business of the House, comprising Pharmacy and Prescription Stand, ?ill he ander the special charge of Major J. B. RUSSELL who brings to his sid an experience of EIGHTEEN TEARS in the chemical combina, tion of Medicines. Prompt and careful attention will be giren to Prescriptions, and Medicines for the same can be relied on as pore and of the best quality. DRUG STORE, CORNER OF Main and Republican Streets. Feb 22_ _tf GROCERIES ! GROCERIES ! -AT: TIios. T. Upstoir's Store, -CORNER MAINS} REPUBLICAN STREETS SUMTER, S. Cs THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY announces to the public, that be has in store, and will be constantly receiving, a large and varied assortment of GROCERIES, Suitable for Plantation and Family use. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT will bc allowed Merchant?, and they are specially invited to call and exanrine bis Stock, and they will find that his business facilities enable him to supply them with goods AS CHEM' AS THEY CAN BUY THEM in any Northern or Southern Market. Come and see for yourselves, an ocular demonstration is the best. Highest Market Price paid for Cotton. AND TUREE FOURTHS OF THE VALUE CASH, will he advanced, on all Cotton Shipped to the House in Baltimore for which he is agent, and lt will be held ovor if desired. He will make a speciality of Corn, Bacon and Flour, which he is prepared to furnish in any quantity pg" Customers and Families purchasing their supp'ies at my establishment, can have thom delivered free of charge, at their residences within the limits of the town. ~*F Country Produce taken in exchange Respectfully, TIIOS. T. UPSHUR, Ja. Feb 22 J. E. SLAKES, SU3ITER FURNITURE -AND Chair Ware-Rooms. THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS ? Friends and Customers that be has received and will continue to receive NE W A ND Cn EA P FURNITURE, - TO SUIT THE TIMES. His Stock Consists of almost every article tn that line, vii: SOFAS. SIDE-BOARDS, BOOK-CASE?> Wardrobes, Extention Tables, Bureaus, U'..,fa-Stands, Sitting and Rocking Chairs, of every kind Cribs, Cradles, Trundles Cottage Bedsteads and Mettresses. JUST RECEIVED Some more of those CHEAP COTTAGE SETS Meat Ss fes, Window Shades end Wal Papering-all low for CASH. J. E. Snares, Main Street, opposite Expr?s? Office Entrance from Stair Case on Main Street to _FURNITURE ROOMS._ SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. MISSES J. A R. McELHOSE, Serras, So. Ca. Having recently returned from the North, with a choice Selection of !ilLUN3UY flOOM, in vim the attention of their customers letha opening of their SPRI.M? AND SUMMER STOCK. Our assortment of MILLINERY AND FAN? CY GOODS, embraces the latest and anet fashionable styles of HATS, SONNETS, FLO A'ERS, CHINONS, ftC. PRICES REASONABLE, r ?&* Order? solicited and prompt atlee tion giren. MISSES J. A. R. McELHOSE, Seoaessors ie Me*. M tl lenwaw. AprillS, 1S71 $300,000 To Be Griven Away! ? -0:0 THE SOUTH CAROLINS Land and Immigration Association Under the auspices of the"Soatb Carolina State Agricultural and Meeh?tncal Si ciciy,r v. ii! pivc a SERIES OF CONCERTS, at the Aeademy of Music, Charlton, s. C., conjmtr.rii?g October ???, 1871, for tho purpose of raising u fond to enable emigrant* to ?ett!e upon lanais selected ly the Association for homes of Northern and European farmers ar.d others, in th;; State of S>>ath Cnrolico, and for their transportation thither and support for the firer year. REFERENCES IN SOUTN CAROLINA.-General Warfe Hampton. IL-n. B. F. Ferry, Cover nor M. L. Boebam,General Johnson Hagood.Hon. Armietead Burt. Ho:;. Jntr.es Cbesnut, General John S. Preston, lion. W. D. Simpson, Andrew Simond.-. Esq.. Hen. G. A. Tttuholm, Gnvcrrxr J. L. Manning, Hon. J. B. Campbell. $?00,000 to be awarded to the Ticket HoMers of tlic Series of Concerts to Con>:r.^n'C rr. the Fir?: of October, 1871, at the Academy of Music, Charleston, S. C., OL which day thc Drawiag com? mences. 150,000 Season Tickets of Admission, and no more, at S5 each. All the premiums, including Deed and Certificate of Titio to Academy o? Mu?!c, ". ill bs ucpt^itcJ with the National Bank of the Republic, New York. $500,000 xixr ca-z-S^s. 1st Gift, Academy of Music Charleston, S. C., coif to build S2:;0.000, bavin;: an annual tentai ?.-f about $20,000 from Opera House, Stores and Halls : the building being about 2"0 feet !>y oO, nul situated cor. of King and Market streets, in the centre of the city. nti<i wei! known to be thc fir. est building and most valuable property in Charleston ; valued ac.?.SCjO.OO-t 2nd. Gift-Cash....ino OOH Sd. Gift-Cash.,.25.000 4th. Gift-Cash....1" OOO 5th. Gift-Cash.5.<W) 25 GifU-Cash.each rJI.OuO.25.000 25 Gifts- Cash... .each 500.12..:G<> 350 Gifts-Cash. ...each 100.85.000 250 Gifts-Cash.each 50 .12 5i.?t MO Gifts-Cash.each 25.?2.50? 1250 Gifts-Cash_.e:ich 10.V.'.iOO 2,404 Gifts, amount to...._.$5Q0.?<Hi BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO., AGENTS SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND I TI TI IG RATION ASSOCIATION. General Sf. C. Butler, ) John Chadwick, Esq , > Chfcr'o>ton. K. C. General M. W. Gary. J COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING. General A. R. Wright, of Georgia. Colonel B Ii. Rutledge, of South Carohus. General Bradley T. Johnsfe of Virginia. Hon. Roger A. Poy?r, of New Yuri:. CHAS. II. MOISE, Agent at Sunter. June 14-lm CHAS. H. MOISE, Insurance A-g'ent, Sumter, S. C. F?RE. Liverpool ? London & Globe Insurance Company. ASSETS IN GOLD.$20,?00.000. ANNUAL INCOME IN GOLD. $6,000,000 Rates as low aa ?nj First Class Company. Jan ll Bring the Cash -AND IGIRI11I! 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 band a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Drugs, MEDICINES, &C-, &c., which he-will sell at a VERY SMALL PROFIT FOI?CASU. He is compelled to make his business _ STRICTLY CASH, and hopes one and al? 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 MONEY CAN WOT BUY IT, FOB SIGHT IS PRICELESS ? ! THE DIAMOND 3LASSES, w-nnntciurel by J. E. SPENCER <i CO., New York, wh-cb are now offered to the publie, are pr.>nour.ccC bj all the celebrated Opticians of thc world to }*? tbe taoet Perfect. Natura! Artificial hely to the human eye ever known., They are (r nm uti under their own ?operT:.?ion. from minot? Crystal Pebl'u -,. melted u>e;r-iher. and derive their nam*. "Dmmood," ?? account of their hardness ?od hfilliaacy. Tba scientific principle on which they are con? structed briaga th? eora or ceo tr? ot th? lens di? rectly in front af tb? ?ya, producing ? ele?r and distinct villon, ?a in tb? natur*!, healthy right, aad preventing all on pl ?ISA nt sensations, such as glimmering and watering of sight, dirtiness, Ac, l^culiar to ?ll others la OM. They are mounted M th? finest manner in frames of the best quality, of all material? used fer that purpose. Their finish and do rabil i ty cannot be sarpataed. CAtTtoa^-Noaegeaai?? walesa bearing their trad* mark stamped on every frame. \ HOYT & FOLSOM, mrcmKi?&jiwEUR's, Pl'M TEK,-5. r. LIFE. New York Life Insurance Company. ASSET.-.$55,000.00?. ANNUAL INCOME. $7,000,009. Rates as low as anv First Class Compar.r. Iv" NO. 3 GROCERIES. TUE ONLY STRICTLY Grocery ?ind Liquor lloma IN TOWN rp ll E UNDERSIGNED, beg* lea?* ta X call the attention of Lia friends an<l tb? public generally to bis NEW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Heavy and Fancy Groceries Which ho offers low for CASH ONLY. All articles warrante-! as reron:r.end?1 ?&f Pure Modlcinal Liquors kf r t cor.iiao on hand. J. H. EBERBART. April 13 if CLEAVELAND Mineral Springs* (FORMERLY WILSONS,) 55 miles Wrst or' Ch u'-'?>??'?', A*. C The subscribers, bavins; assnriato4 tbenaaetfes iu tho management of these Springs, w..uil an . n-nncc to Huir frien?'.- an?! lit? ps ' ?? that tb? Hon? will be opened <?:. ibo Ut iu> ?f Jauc for thc reception,of victor* To those who have tested tb? virtues cf the*? extraordinary wa'crs it rs deemed Bunecr&sary t? say anything hy way of emuntcaJation. but te ot bera ibey confidently s???re ?r? .'.??f??? ti'-'- tftxry wili make trial of de h. alia*; s r>>pertic.J of *h?? i water foronlj .? ?bort rime. ' Wt pledge onrselre* in-.Xnr p*m? ?nor cxi<?-n?e in order to rendtr ali? ".: * irv? : favor u.> wi:ti a call as comfortable ?> p- le 1 In prospect of an abnud.inc? of >uT>i:lk's ?? .?*? : adopted thc following &cale "f REDUCED VSAR'?r$.: \ , If .->T>r lfi days at - - C-!per 1?? 1 If n-t ?>ver 1? .JV.-. - : r ? ? Sin-!- day. -* - - - - ? ' ! Children between the ?ge* vf ? *n?i "? jw?. I as l colored servant?, :?? h...? r.->.-. ... i Washing on reasonable letsw Ir i- cxre<"te l that the WeM.-rn ?Hrw?n <.? ! tho Wi!., Char. A Ruth. R .il. ?? ? witt Us c ..n i |tt?t?d co within a mile or two ?t rue Spiing* *t an c;>r!v .1 iv. ! J.J.BS -.-KV..V.?. R. M. <' \ I ES. .May 24. 1871 -2*. Store, Mciiu-st, under Stunt, r Hotel. L. I?. LOKI X fi , -A?f.sr i on - - j Messrs. King & itopniau, BALTI.MOitL, M. ti. Weald respectfully solicit the \-\ . ? of os? fri.-::dH and th? public. ! i HAS IN siORK \ ( ' '?:. i.;.- : ! Stock of Hardware and Family Utensils, ! embracing evtry nrii-?e in ti.).- 'tim i?o?. ! which hs intends to Mit at the LOWEST r?Ui:s, FOX t '.MI. I He wi'l keep ahr.iv? In .-: r-. ? . - . !e/?. ment of C-t?liuV A:^c?, A'ne.-'."?hur?!* . . : .. Tra'-e Chun?. H.fC?. Rakes*. Pitch F-rks. (train Cradte>. Scythe Bindet*, j Gunu Soi vex. P..rk?t ?ndT?bk PntVr . * Bra?? Preser. i*g Kettie*. I Tin Ware. Window t?l*>8-?V Persona in want ?-f the mn.t <. ? - ^ ! eeonom.eai Stove*. ea? be sapf.h'.J wish , latest improved outtcra* a? pnew. e.;?.- h peewit ; fail to gire catire iMsstartiou. ! June 16 B ACO NASD PC.iv!v ; 1 OO RARRET.S PORK. Mi HHPS. P xrdte. ;6 B'?se- D. Sx M E.vT, J?i>l revive! *n i F W. Kr..tiT:.Vr>r?. Jan? ?