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WEDNESDAY, OCT,4? W. Y. PAXTON - - BUSINESS MANA8ER ?gr- All 'fransiont Advertisement,' and all Job Work inuit be paid for in cash. .This will be observed without di. Unction. Subscriptions are also payable in advance. . j?f Applications for Job Work will be made, at the '-moe. to THO?. I?. FLOWERS. Tbc WATCHMAN books are in tbe keeping of W. F. PAXTO.X, who will receipt for monies due and attend to all matters connected with the Adver? tising or ?Subscription departments. Oar Advertising friends are requested to send in their favors not Inter than Monday. SUMTER MAIL AHRANG EMEN TS CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. CLOSES. OPENS. Northern, 10: A. BL 1 P. M Southern, 10:45 A. M. ll A.M. Manning, OD Mon? day and Thursday, 6:00 A. M. 5:00 P. M. Uish'ville on Mon? day and Thursday, 1:00 P. M. 11:30 A. M. Office Hours, from 9 o'clock, A. M. to C P. M. Office opens Sunday from 12:>-0 to 1:30 P. M. I. L\ JOHNSON, P. M. January 25th, 1ST I. tf - Pay Ti*c Watchman. . There arc some people Tr bo bavo read our paper for years. They cat and drink and arc clothed (some of them io fine clothing) and yot thev have never paid the Watchman one cent. This is plain talk ; but it's plain and unadul? terated truth, sad wc tell it in ordar that con? science may get to wotk. ?fr* The purchase of Cotton in the Seed is a bu?incsj so manifestly ii aught'with mischief, aud dishonesty, tLut no man, who claims to be hon? est or respectable, should engage in it. *5?r" The Sumter Firemen will remember thv.r Company meeting this (Wednesday) even inc. at ^o'clock. Thc fiutit chewing aud smoking Tobacco and Cigars, may bc found at the Sumter Book Store. Our market ia absolutely and minutely Correct in figures, and may be implicitly relied upon. It is prepared wiih care aa-r lubur. IK*!* Wc are pleased to note improvements on thc premises of the Sumter Fetnile Institute. This School is worthy the most ample support. MUTHV, shot .?orne days ago at his store at Lynchbarg, is, we leam, recovering from his wounds, tbe bails having been extracted. jSf* To buy writing paper cheap, go to thc .uniter Dook Store. ?.??- - - Health ol' Charleston. Deaths fr mi yellow fever. Sunday, Sept. 24, -.Monday, 5-Tuesday, 5-Wednesday, 5 hursday. .1-Friday, 3-Saturday, 3-Sunday, f. I, no deaths-Monday, Oct. 2, one death. - <?- -mm. ? - Fruit, f For tLrcc morning, previons to yesterday, ''Old aek" gave u.? a gentle touch. Vegetation ii still nimpaired. Cotton. Thc crop is fuming ital sadly short. Wc do ? ti >tbelieve that previous estimates will bc sus- ; ii faed. One third slurt, compared with last year, ] ? ill not cover it. Kcepa Ilium' Tlovfng. t.'.;r friend A. A. SOL?V..N<, is a Mining man J a polite man, arid a t??ty merchant, anti he j ?ps a big Mock. :ui<? he sells at low prices, and j U boose ii full of customer-. rocery at Lj ucl? lui rs;. ur lric:nl?, WM. J. M< LKOD X Co., arc supply utetfttcrmtMM at Lynchburg-n well kept 1 }, eery, (inc them free and generous support, i j * - _ ! * Clothing ! Clothing ! ! e Our g.? friend, I>. J. Wixs. (recovering, wc pleased to .?av, from recent indisposition! f bas his ?tore crowded with elegant Clothing Cloths, for Fall ali 1 Winter use. And he is ?ny them-cheap. GrocerltMS r. J. N. STANS, Agent, is out with h's ''Da a," and bis Lccf Tongue, aud ever so many ??d thing? to tempt thc palate. See bis j ert?seaiear, and call on him. .?? Any School L' .ok in usc. in cilher the or colored School.-, may now bc found at "amur Do -k Store. ?Unn Britton'* opening. c LaJie? will find a new and attractive La iu connexion with the Millinery establish- ': \ of Miss ?. I). LKITTOS. On certain do-ig- | <j day3 she will make particularly attractive I I day of her iharmingg.ls, to thc adm iring I r of lae fair ones of thc lind. And what a ! J for ?caw? her store will be on such occn- ! t From her advertisement it wil? be .-ten j \ er "openings" commence on the 11th inn. i i (.reelle WHIAII tl Co. tis popular mercantile house is moving rd wilb all its wanted vigor, enterprise and I K Their stock is lar>;c and customers I 1 iLeir courters. Their advertisement, too, . lound ?-ju fn-l i.ni in (Lie i-?uc, which is j infallahle figo ? ? thc bu.?it.es> a house '??S- ^ ^ #_ The New Bra?? Band. J 1 eiti/ens should certainly feel indebted lo j . ng meu who constitute the New Brass j 1 Persevering application is showing its ? and we are to h.-jve a Laud of Mu-ic at . ( r of which any community might feel to j little. Thc following constitute its ujctu- I , and paris : HF.wsuN, }S?pr?no. St AK ES, Second. .MASON. Ju.. Ten.ir. I'KsTKMU Kt.. [ .,, N. T. WELLS. j AMo KOOIiAN. ? i. A. Ll. LT.MAN, J A lt liS. l?a** ?'rum. IIEKKIXtiTON, Snare Drum. OLLIS, Cymbal?. Court. regular October Term of the Court for County began its sittings on Monday go J. T. tl?KKN presiding, and Solicitor s in attendance. On the Criminal side no luck of business. The docket is with trashy cases, brought, we very -, in too many instance*, simply to wa/frc heap up eosts upon tho County. We Judge will look into this matter. The r jodif?al machinery has become simply ns. Let the (irand Jury, too, do iu duty, out the mass of stub" brought before it. these things were looked into. Our now taxed within an inch of their ez tlte Sute Governmect, direct, and the 'og imposed upon them in the manner should be lightened. Wo repeat, we Sciais of the Court will look to this Sontji Carolina Monument Aea&fctertlon?. Tho Ladies of Ahia sacredly patriotioCorganiza ticu have determintd to hold .1 Bazaar at Cobain bia, in the month of November next, and at tb? same time as thc Stare Agricultural Fair, ^effi? cient space for this parp?se J", a? been assigned thew at thc Fair Gnunds. Contributions of all kinds viii lo acceptable. B^xes should be marked.**S. C. Monument Bazaar," and with the same of tht district from which it comes, and sent to either Mrs. John T. Darby, 31?. W. II. Gibb -, Miss Martin or Miss LaBorde, who constitute the special Committee of Arrangements and Superintendence. The Sumter .Book Store hns the Ageney of the famous Knabj Piano Manufaetury, of Baltimore, where discriptive and illustrative pamphlet catalogues may be seen. Instrument? furnished at the very lowest prices at which they can be bought from Me house direct. fi SPECIAL NOTICES. 25B~ We have ?ce 1 DAUBT'S Prtoj-nTLACTic F1.LID very successfully applied to tho treatment ct chronic ?ores. Arc you conOned to your bed with Rheuma? tism, Appetite gone, suffering from Sleepless Nights, have you become resigned :o your fate, considering your cuse incurable, if so obtain at once Br. Eichau'? Golden Balsam No. 2, all pain will soon dissppcar? appetite recover, rest return. Trost urila l Time ba? Sanctioned. The maxim that the voice of the people is tho i-oice of the iiiviaity, may in some eases, be open :o doubt, but tlie testimony of honest and en? lightened witnesses extending through a scries ?f years, and all to thc same purport, is worthy if credence, admits of no question. Upon such testimony the reputation of lloslcttor's Stomach L?ittcrs as an antidote and cure for many ail ueut; is based. Du;iug the twenty years that t ba* been before tho world, innumerable prep? arations intended to compete with it, have gone ip like rockets, and ec-mc down tho extinguished 'ticks. .MIMD win ic the progrc*s oftbat ?icomp trable tonic has been swift ?nd steady-always iptrard und oBW rd like the eagle's fight, its niroductmn pro-laced a revolution iu therapeu it s. and it proved io be one of those salutary 'evolutii tis that cannot go backwards. To-day li-stttter's Bitt r.?,is one of the most popular i-?,edits in christendom, and cororaaods.a larger ale than nnv od er medicinal preparation, Uo nestic or itnportf d, on this side of the Atlantic, .sa euro for dy sj epala, bilious disorders, Lervoos ffections, genera! debility, and as a preventive f epidemic fever*, it takes precedence of every ither remedy. Thi? f?iet should teach the mbitiou? country deaitrs who eudeavor to foist heir local abort.ons on thc pub.ic in its stead, . >w fui?e their >:r.all attempts to cajole the oramuuity tnusi necessarily be. Where tho ;anie tish have lii?cd there is no chance f?r tno suckers.'' ABERCKOMBIE'S LBERCROMBIE'S .MORAL PHILOSOPHY. ' he philosophy of the Moral Feeling?. By JfDX ABEBCROVtttE.'M. D., F.R.S. With an introducto) y chapter, ad?Ltons, and c.vp'.ana tions, [?adapt the work to the use of Schools and Academies : and also analytical ??ucslions for the examination of classes, by JACOB ABDOTT, author of the "Young Christian," '.Rollo Looks," Ac., Ac. Kevieed edition, with addition*. 12mo. Price SI 13. Tl,i* work, a'.ih'iiigh not as comprehensive a realise as Ly tani, l's M,irai Philosophy, is yet rell adapted a- a chu? book for schools. Thc additions by th? Dev Mr. Abbott, arc sfcuded to bc Mich additional ex; I..nation as bc author would niwself havu Stade, if he had 1 view ? !.?!c preparing liie Work, tLc purpose to rbich i: is nur applied. IBERCKOMLIE'S INTELLECTUAL PHILO? SOPHY. Inquiries c.nccrnitigthe Intellectual Powers and the Investigation of Truth. By JOHN Aaetsi'Ko3ii.iE, M. D., F.R.S. With ad? ditions and e.xplanati >o? by JACOB ABBOTT. limo. Pt ?ec ?1 13. '.In regard to the valu: of l>r. AUERCBOXBlBe' reaiis-," mys the editor thc Rev. Mr. Abbott himself a practical teacher of experience and cknuwlcdged merit)."Sba-e is und lhere eau bo jt one opinion. Its Useful tendency is most :cidcd, both in making a ?.upil acquainted rith bis powers, an 1 in guiding him to the most Skient and successful usc of them." Thc book as gone through many editions, and is now erv generally used. * COLLIN'S A MOTHER. Publishers. M7'1 Broadway, New York. EL VI>0 CATALINA. Thc announcement that has been so generally icralded throughout (be country that an Amcri an company has again commenced importing his celebrated Wine Tonic is a matter of no mall importance, and will be bailed with?oy by ,11 ihoi-e seeking a pure and invigorating tonic ; iso, those wh'i need a jure, pleasant and re resbing stimulant wilt ta l in thc Ll Vino Cal? lina, or Brown's Catalina Wine Tonic, what hey want. It will bo remembered tba: irapor ations were made in ltC6 of this noted brand, iut in consequence of thc high duty then de Handed by this government, the enterprise ccas d, to the regret vf thousand? who had learned is value, It is the oldest tonic in the world, and loubtless thc most invigorating, thc purest and est, sud if importation continaca at the rates tow started, il will take its place in every faini y in this as well as in the old countries. Its avrit* wi;! make it a household article, an J we mpv that every one who has ever used any Bit? ers or common patent tonic, will at least try one lottie of the Caldina, and :!.cn decide for them elvcs whether they will usc this tonic, prepared rom thc pur,- juice of tho Catalina grape, with 'alisaya and the spices of Ceylon, or a bittcr. eade of common whiskey and bitter field herb?, ["ilia is an invaluable preparation for weakness ind debility : it relieras morning languor and ?ives freshness anti appetite, not followed by an iup!e*>ant reaction. lt cures Dyspeps a, Indigestion, Costiveness, us Beran.emejts, Crump Colic, Flatulence, >iarrhorn, Dysentery Nausea, Vomiting, Morn ng Sickness, ' i.-Ila and Fevers. Headache, Ner? roo.-Irritability, Ann-mia, Heart Disease, Di leases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Diseases of be ."kin, and ul) Eruptions, either caused b y ither diseases or impurity of the Blood. Aaa ["??nie in Consumption, it haj no superior of MI.ch thousands believe themselves to bare been ?ured by its u?c. We do riot claim thst it will .ure Consumption, bul wc are sure that it will irevent it if taken in titre. For sale by L A. McKir.r.x, Druuggist, Sum? er S. C., J, M. M. COXRAD A Co., 19 Light itrcet, Baltimore, Md , (icncr.tl Agents for the U. S. Office ?.f the Company, 4H S. Howard ?treet. Baltimore, Md. Sept. 6-ly WJK. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS rf day formed a Copartt.ersbip under the name and style or WHILDEN A JONES, for" he i urpose ofearrvingon the NAVAL STORES, DUTTON. KICK AND GENERAL COMMIS? SION BUSINESS, heretofore conducted bj the [ate John Marshall, Jr. W. W. WHILDEN, 5 D. li. JONES. Office Marshall's wharf, east end CjHoifl Street, Charleston, S. C. Sept 27- '_** For Sale. THE PLANTATION on which the ender signed now resides, situated 6 miks north >f Sumter, and containing . Five Huudred and Ft y Acr**r 125 cleared and fenced, enc the rest hmn?j timbered, On the place ie a commodioas dwell? ing house, and necessary outbuildings. For terms apply te Watchman Omeo. Or to Sept 13-lm ., BUOCTsj.Lv BRQJfN 31 OTHERS ! MOTHERS ll MOTHERS::: DONT FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. WINS? LOW'S SOOTHING STREP FOR CfllL DKEN TEETHING. This valuable preparation bas been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS DJ THOU? SANDS OF CASES. - It not only relieves tba child from pain, bat invigorates the stomach and' bowe!?, corrects acidity/and gires tone end energy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve Griping in the bowels and Wind Colic We believe lt the BEST end 8UREST REM? EDY IN TUB WORLD, in all cases of Dyson, bery and Diarrhoea io Children, whether arising from teething or any other canse. Fall directions for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fae simile of i CURTIS A PERKINS, New York, is nn tbe | outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. ornees t - 215 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. 4t)30 HARD ST. LONDON, ENGLAND, 441 St. PAUL St. MONTREAL, CANADA. Sept 20_ _ly_ A Full Line " OF Elegant PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS For Sale Low Down, AT THE SUMTES BOOK STORE. ? .2 tm ? m H ? ""* tm ? O 0 o ?J % J ? a D O s 0 fe ? |p tm = ? t? ? M Cotton Ties. VE ARE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFAC? TURERS FOB. "EUREKA," S'celt, Arro tc, Anchor, and Butler Tic*, ALSO OF THE PATENT LOCK. TIE, Tost landing 4,000 Bdles of the "EUREKA," ind LOCK TIES. No Tie can surpass the "EUREKA" for imp'icity and durability, and we offer it aa a Tie that is unexcelled. The ARROW is also well known. Wo ask your orders, guaranteeing as low trices as they can be purchased atin an> Southern )ort We shall be pleased to handle contigmnentrof ?our cotton, and will gire tri shipments our liesest attention. G KO. W. WILLIAMS, & CO., Cotton Faetors, Church Street, Charleston, 8. C. Rcpt 2T-2m _ ""llICE, RICE. FRESH BEAT RICE, In TIERCES and BARRELS. For sale by ADRIAN A V?LLERS. Sept. JO_ tf DEMARARA SUGAR* ^FINK L OT IN HOGSHADS, Settable for the Retail Trade Por sate by ADRIANA V?LLERS. September g_ tf SUNDRIES. Potatoes, Onions, English Ale Bass ; Khinewine-Hock heimer in cases ; CHAMPAGNE-HEIDSIECK. FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO SUIT, BY ADRIAN & V?LLERS, September U . , Wilertegtea, N. C. SOUTH CAROLINA Central Rail Soad Co* I CHARLESTON, 8. C., Sept. 11/ 1STL THE THIRTEENTH INSTALMENT OF TEN DOLLARS PER SHAKE. ?Ul be payable on 21st Oct. prospero. In Charleston-at the QSee <ot the Company, No. ie Broad-atreeL In SnmUr-TeJCeL JAMES D. BJVA?PBIO. - In Mannlog-T? Dr. G. ALL??f Hu?TOTNS, Wat* H. PSKONNEAU, Treasurer, * Sept? 1 (M E TAYLOR, EAS RBMOYED mg OFFICE TO JJ. P. LORING'S STORE. He Is prepursd to muke LIBERAL CASU ADVANCES oo COTTON consigned tfaroogh him either to CHARLESTON or KEW YORK. Will hold COTTON ??long M desired. When toa waa? Peruvian Guano or Carolina Fertilizer, Hois the maa to bay from. When yea have COTTON TO CONSIGN, GIVE HIM A CALL. A Cheap lot of Bagging and Ties* FOR SALE. ALSO SOUTH CAROLINA MADE BROOMS, at a low price. Sept I - 0m MONET ADVANCED Cotton, THE CITIZEN'S 8AVING BANK WILLI ADVANCE TWO-THIRDS of the value of] COTTON, to be shipped through them either to Charleston or New York, and hold the Cotton as long as shippers may desire. Apply to J. W. DARGAN, As't Cashier. MONEY SAVED By depositing it in the Savings Bank at Samter. Now is the '?meto pat some aside for hard times. Call and get circulars, Ac. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE. Sept IS_tf FRUIT THEES, Ornamental Trees. SHRUBS, ROSES, EVERGREENS Dowering Plant?, Bulbs, Flower Seeds, fte., &c. FRUITLAND NURSERIES, AUGUSTA, GA. J. W. DARGAN, Agent, SUMTER, S. C. Catalogue will be mailed free to any persons desiring to purcbsse. All orders from this com? munity should be handed to mo. J. W. DA ROAN, Sept 13-tf At the Bank. Cotton Ties and Bagging. -Jo* As AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURERA, We offer for Sale, at Low Prices, the following TIES: The "A BRO W," the "ANCHO R," the "EUREKA ," Sweet's "PATENT BUCKLE," BUTLER'S "BUCKLE," and Beard's "PATENT LOCK TIE." -ALSO AMERICAN, DUNDEE ? INDIA BAGGING. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. Factors, Church-street. Sept 6-_-tn BALTIMORE AND WILMINGTON STEAMSHIP VT.;-?- trS?? Composed of the First Class Steamships Lucille AND REBECCA CLYDE, Sailing from BALTIMORE every 8 ATI RD AY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. Arriving at W1L MING TON TUESDAY MORNING. Sailingfrom WILMINGTON every FRIDAY AFTERNOON or SATURDAY MORNING. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING Given to all points on the W. C. A A. R. Road, Cberaw A Darlington R. R. aad their connec? tions. Insurance by ?bis Linc. I-? per Ct? Rata Guaranteed as low as hy any otlter Route. All Losses promptly pai'l. A. D. CAZ AUX, A gt Wilmington, N. C. ANDREWS A Co, Agents. 73, Smiths Wharf, Bal timora. April 12_ HOYT & FOLSOM, WATCHMAKERS ANO JEWELERS, ?IAIN STREET, SUMTER, S. C. WE, the undersigned, having foi med a co? partnership, on the 5tb June, 1*71. under the name and style of HOYT ? FOLSOM! would respectfully announce to tho publio of Sumter, aad the adjoining coontie?, that ?re are now pre? pared to eztcute all work entrusted to us with promptness, and in a workmanlike manner. OUR STOCK will embrace the latest style? of { JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ' SPECTACLES, kc. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES. All of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. OLIVER HOYT, F. H. FOLSOM, At Hoyt's Old Stand Main Street. fST- The genuine DIAMOND SPECTACLES, manufactured hy J. E. SPENCER A CO., New York, always on hand. WM. G.lVtflLDEN, Ag't seaxaa ia Watches, Jewelry, Silver ni Plated Ware, Clotks, FINI CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS, TABLE CUTLERY.'- CHINA AND -: WHITE GR?MTE GOODS, VA8ES. TOILET SETS, FANCY ARTICLES, Orders frota tba Coantry carefully filled and satisiselion gnarantead. Ut KING STREET, CORNER BEA UFA IN, Key Bax Ml, Caantasroa, 8. a Aug sf -w .'? . ? _. tm p Qoo? Envelopes - AT * " ^ ITCIITBR BOOK STORE, . ~? a CJ6NT3 FER F?CK? Mi? 1. M'KAGEN. TER, S FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES. Cfil_.UIL._C3, PEHFniEUY ?tc. &c. ALWAYS ON HAND. PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED j WITH CARE AT ALL HOURS. March 8-_ DR. A. J, CHINA, Druggist and Apothecary, SUMTER, S. C. INVITES ATTENTION TO HIS LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICALS, Proprietary Preparations, Toilet Articles, Brushes. Tarnishes, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Glass Ware, etc, etc. PRICES MODERATE FOR CASH. The Prescription Department RECEIVES ESPECIAL ATTEST IOS. CARE AND ACCURACY GUARANTEED. July 26_ THE FIRM OF RUSSELL & mimi RESPECTFULLY INFORM TQEIR Friends and the publie, tatt they ar? CODE tartly receiving 33 FL TT Gfr S -AND Medicines, Of thc Best Quality, and all Articles usutlly f?uad iu a Drag Store. Tie butin?es of the House, comprising Plifn-Diai-y and Prescription Stand, will be noder the special charge of Major J. R. RUSSELL who brings to bis aid ao exp?rience of j EIGHTEEN YEARS in the chemical combina? tion of Medicines. Prompt and careful attention will be given to Proscriptions, and Medicines for tho same can be relied on as pare and of (be best quality. DRUG STORE, CORNER OF Main and Republican Streets. Feb ?2_tf J. E. SU ARES, SUMTER FURNITURE -AND Chair Ware-Rooms. TnE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS Friends and Cottomers that be has received and will continue to receive NEW AND CHEAP FURNITURE, TO SUIT THE TIMES. n is Stock consists of almost every article in thal line, vit: SOFAS. SIDE-BOARDS, BOOK-CASE* Wardrobes, Extention Tables, Barman, W^h-Stands. Sitting and Rocking ('hairs, of every kind Crib?, Cradle?,Trundles Cottage Bedsteads and Mattresses. JUST RECEIVED Some more of those CHEAP COTTAGE SETS Meat Safes, Window Shade? and Wal Papering-all low for CASH. J. E. Snares, .Vam Street, apposite Express Office Entrance from Stair Csseon Main Street to FURNITURE ROOMS. SUMTER MARBLE YARD rr\HE undersigned having jast received a fine X lot of MARBLE? . S PREPARED TO FURNISH Monnmental.? Cemetery Work, * of all kinds in a manner that wfU compare favorably ?sith any work io bis line. Having received n liberal patronage beret cfo rs, he co ct..- ?es to in vit? all ?bo may be desirous of atty thing ia bis lia? to give him a eatl. He defies competition to pr ces. ?tf Positively DO work delivered in Ut? tatar? until pttd far. W. P. SMITH. Jane 1-4-_ i^lliorongh Bred Stallion, ??A?_iC_&SS??l, WILL STAND'FOR THE FALL SEASON, ?t th? Wedgefield Plantation, oa th? Camden and Charleston Ro-vd, fonr milos below StatoWgh, ta Som tor County, at Twenty Fi vo Dollars for the season, .pt i v 1m New G oods! Cheap Goods ! BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS LAID IN HIS Pall Supply of (foods, Which He Offers at Attractive Prices. HE HAS IN STORE A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY & FANCY OMIMES, A Very Full Stock of Shoes, DRY GOODS OF ALL D?SCBIPTiONS, Domestics, Staple and Dress Goods. Of the latter he has endeavored to select with that taste which has been displayed for t ;io last fifteen years to the approbation of the Sumter Public. His customers will find at his Store all their wants supplied at the LOWEST PRICKS. PMTOUE ATTENTION IS CALLED TO BIS STOCK OP SHIS, TVHICH IS THE LARGEST IN THE MARKET. Good Butter at 25 cts., Hams, Canned Fruits, GINGEE PBESESVE& AND FANCY GROCERIES GENERALLY, ANOTHER LOT OF TEN CENTS CHEESE EXPECTED IN A FEW DAYS. Call and examine his stock and realize all your expectations in regard to Cheap Goods. He also takes this method of informing his friends that his store will be closed on the 25& inst, in cosuequence of its being a Holiday. J. T. SOLOMONS. Sept 20_"_"_ GROCERIES ! GROCERIES ! -AT Thos. T, Upstart Store, -CORNER MA IN?s REPUBLICAN STREETS SUMTER, S. C. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY anoounees to the public, that he hal in store, and will be constantly receiving, a large ' and varied assortment of GROCERIES, ! Suitahlefor Plantation and Family use. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT will be allowed Merchants, ead they are special!/ invited to call and exasrino hil Stock, aod they \ will fiad that hts bu.?iae*s bcilitiet enable hin to supply them with goods AS CHEAP AS TB ST CAJf BUT THEM io ar.y Northern or Son* jem Market. Corn? and see for yourselves, an scalar demonstration is the best. Highest Market Price paid for Cotton. AND THREE FOURTHS OF THE VALUE CA.SH, will be advanced, on all Cotton Shipped to the Uoc*e in Baltimore for which he ia agent, and it will be held orer if desired. He will make a speciality of Corn. Bacon and Flour, which be is prepared to furnish in any quantity Customers sod Families purchasing their aapp'iet at say establishment, aaa have theo delivered free of charge, at their residences within the limit? of the town. * BAGGING AND TIES, AT LOW RATE8. TUE COTTON FOOD FERTILIZER, geaxan ued to produce as mach as Peruvian Uuaao, pound for pound, acre produce. ALSO ZELL'S SUPER PHOSPHATE, a capital Fer? tilizer, always on hand. fSf Country Produce taken in exchange Respectfully, THOS. T. UPSHUB, J?. Feb 22_ NO. 3 GROCERIES. THE ONLY STRICTLY Grocery and Liquor lTouse IN' TOWN rp H K UNDERSIGN K D, begs leave to A mil the attention of bis friends and the publie g?ner? ll j to his KKW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK 0? Heavy and Fancy Groceries Which he oners low fer CASH ONLY. fefe, AU articles warranted at recommended p&~ Pure M?d>??nal Liqm.rs kept constantly on band. J. H. EBERHART. Arri! IS If Preserve Your Sight ! THE CELEBRATED Sckffl?ausCai Spectacles, nnvfai tuted ol StkifhauKu, StcitMrltmd. The snperiArlty of these Groat By* Preservers consists ia ihe careful Mathematical Accuracy in the construction of thc Leases, being manu? factures of the Best White Flint G la**4, the exeat Shape af tb? Eye, thus obviating all Glimmering and rTavetin^nr tho Sigh?, Distraes?, and all the other Trato of Brits produced hy tbe ose sf inferior spectacle?. Every ene whose sijrht is failing understands it? vaia?. By buyiug imperfect opceucle? yea help to des troy it. BUY TJTE BES! ! Buy the Srhaj?aiatn Spectacles ?ntl preserve the Ey<n?-nJ&k are priceless. FOR SALE BY .Tune 2< Wa ut. maker 4 Jeweler. Daney, Hyman & Co., COTTON FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 142 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. AND GENERAL AGENTS FOR The ' Gooch" Cotton Tie. Tile Strongest and most Easily Adjusted Cotton Tie in the Market. For Sale in Sumter by GREEN, WALSH & CO. Sept 6 _ Cm CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. Incorporated by Act of Assembly 1870-'71, and Approved Mardi >, 1S71. -o FIRST GRAND SINGLE HR iL?, I AND DISTRIBUTION OF 400 Awards in United States Gold Bonds, New Issue FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FREE SCHOOL Fl ND, WILL TAKE PLACE ON VlxixTsAe^zr, Oct. IQtll. 1S71. AT JiO. 147 MEETING STREET, CK ARL ESTOY, S. C., AT ONE O'CLOCK F. M., IN PUBLIC. Full Certificate Shares, $5; Halves, $2.00; Quarters, ?1.20. Ten Thousand Numbers Qnlyi! FOUR HUNDRED AWARDS of United StetM Gold Bond? (New TM>*-; tv oe vi sr. tu ted i.nm diately upon the Refile taking place. SCHEDULE OF AWARDS. One Award of $10,000 in Gold Bondi, is-.$!?. . One Award of $2,M0 in ?old Bond?, is. - .?' * Ona Award of $1000 in Gold Bonds, is. '-' ? <:,: One Award of ll.Oed in Gold Boadii, is. !.'"'?: Owe Award of $540 ie ?old Bond?, is._. One Award ef $50? ia Geld Bond?, i?.-. SM One Award of $500 ia ?old Bonds, is....-. 5'" One Award ef $250 in Geld Bonds, is. -. 25? On? Award of $250 in Uold Binds, is. - ' One Awar<! of $250 in Sold B^nde, is.. One Aw&>d of $250 in Uold lUnds. is. Ona Award of $2tT0 in Geld Bands, is. One Award of *20C in Gold B>nds, is. ' One Award of $200 ia G..ld Bonds, le. .~. .. . One Award of $20? in Bonds. ir. Fie? Awards of $tfln in Gold Boade, are...?~~.-. Ten Awards ->f $?0 in Gold Bonds, are.-... Twenty Awards of ?oe half ??"?h of one $?0 Gola Bond, ?re-. B'-H Fifty Awards t f on? fifth each of oae $100 Gold Bond, are. !. ? On? Hundred Awards of one-tenth each of one $IOUG-dd B< nd. are. !..">? Two Hundred A nords of one-twentieth each of one $1?0 Gold Deal, are. 1,00?! 400 Awards to be Distributed in Gold Bonds, Zn Conformity to Law? EXPLANATION OF TUE DISTItllU'TiON*. Nnrober? from I te 10.300. (the ?are? number? heine; on fae teni******.) nra p?ared c wp >ltps of paper, whieh ?re eaeh eoeircled tn tul*r, and ?re all pia .'ed in i GU-s i'.a'\- Cf linder. T?i Four Uuodre.1 A ?ara.?, in neotrdance with the ached Je ?note, aro ?!.o prief? i -n separare slips ..: paper, nod e.?ch I? eneireled in a tnSe, and ?ll ?re then placed in *-w.rhrr <-\ '.nl.-r. railed th. Award Cylinder. The cylinders are both revolrH ?ni ? num^r is talma from ?i?o oyl.ndur -t onmbers by % bny Mind follad.and one of the awards is taken fri ca the A ewrd Cylinder I.y a h?* Iikewi*o blind folded, both of which .are rxbibitod to th? spectators, and such ua.nScr will he entitle! to the awnrd : and thia <.perat:'i will be repented notit 40^ number* aro Uken fr?? the Nnniber Cylinder ?nd 400 awards from th? Award Cylinder to such r.nsabcr*. Fire t'omiai-yi-n.^ will enter down each nur.bor on their kooks as taken from th? cylinder ha ns ber?, ?nd tho Aw i.d ta each as taken from tb? Award Cylinder. The Raffle will lake pUce on the d,y ?nd ?"?mmenr* at tb* hoer aimed. Tiicr* will !M no j. poaeraenl winterer, acid all the Award? most be districted." CERTIFICATES FOR SALE AT ALL THE AGENCIES OF THE ASSOC IATION, (X.M.VIS SIONERS-FENN PECK AND JAMES GILLI LAND. For Orders, Address, J. W. DARGAN, Smut t. S. C. S?pt 20- _St Good Writing Paper Julias Ik-?teKii? T. AT S?ilTf?R BOOK ?TQ?tEj io CENTS PER. QUIRE. A TT OR NE Y A T LA ?T Job Work Neatly executed at this Office. ftttre on Main Stree' r,? vt .?. Bm.k H ?re. An??:;?