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,\?l!WnJP?TO?^fUM?' ******** A. -
. rOBTStt M a Candidate for Sheriff at the
?MiMi Election and oblige hi? many friends in
CIJ
THK NEWS HAS THE LAUGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNT*
* A J' We don't think no wonld like to Hve
? in North Carolina just, at present. The
. . Weather there ft too Lowery nl together.
s?i: ua-J ' i isi^>oii -
The Legislature has passed an Act for
?i alias VpYolectson ofBuoys and Beaoona."
We whm it would pass another to pro*
l test "Boys nod Deacons." This would
. be a great relief to parents and churches
*lJ *o^|hsi~4 Wy of Richmond,
. Virginia, intending to be married, re*
.ttcntly telegraphed to Paris for silk
stockings, to he ;uade to order, with'her
name worked lu tjvera, arid she -got there
' ?the price being, In greoobaoka, 842
per pair.?Ejcchanyr..
Aro they on??exhibition ?
.mv.l.j. i in? *??*-* snassi
|?y - a card in the Charleston Rr.pnbli
tan .it appears that J. Felder Meyers
Esq., has transferred all bis interest in
the. Charleston Republican Printing and
i yl'ublishing Company to E W. N.
)T Mackey, Esq., and has thereby dissolved
'? his connection with that Company. His
sssoeistion, however, in an editorial
capacity, will Still continue.
Judge Graham has appointed Thomp
son II. Cooke Esq , Solicitor pro rem for
the Orsngeburg pert of the First Judi
. ciol Circuit. Mr. Cooke has had a good
deal of experience as n criminal lawyer
j .and OOght to be able to discbarge the
very important duties of his often with
benefit to the Stute and with credit to
himself.
*? i an an as ?*>? nakis?
^. ? Some enterprising merchant here
tnight do Welt by keeping grist and
t sjssaj elmyu on hand and at reasonable
JtaJjl^A We see by some of oar ex *
changes that in Attte* and other places
the market price of those articles ranges
from 75c to 81 per bnshel. Here the
*" general price is 40c per peck, which is
simply exorbitant. Will any body take
. the matter in hand?
?? -\h-r~^m*mmmn*~- ssnn , ',?
<;The News' information as to the
Times asking for radical patronage, is
' fake 1 a Tuto."?Gretes.
at Perhaps the Time? has been restrained
by considerations of politeness. But
would'ut it like a little public printing
once in a while U it could get it ??just
| *Xt?tUf
' ' TbreC fourths of the Democratic pa
pets in the State seem to enjoy it
mightily and, however much they have
to ssy about taxation, Ac., they nover
intimate anything against tho amount ol
the State's printing bills.
As our readers are probably aware, no
ex-official of this Cnmry la in j > ! '
charge of stealing 82tM? .'
tnoney. A few days
Democratic paper tUal.id th utuou .. ?>
>bc. alleged then ar ?4'??> Tb
?WeB Seiitinet h'? ".^rtn"' I fm.i Iii ?.? -.. ..
and gono 8199,000 bitter ; so in
^gnres now stand at 8200 000
^ourse Mvcse are mere mistake t>ut
dont they show how careful we ? tight to
bo not to let our Democrat m trmmL
Vnvte'.anything to do with tho Tr* usury,
or any other office where accuracy in
figures is desirable ?
Fancy a young man with aseu>Ii firm
being aesessed to pay a tax of, say, 300
mills on the dollar, on 20,000 acnv ?\
Und valued at $1,000 per acre, and ou 5U0
mu|es valued at 815,000 each, or, when
the State census is taken, being returned
as, say, 300 years of age and the father
ttf ,500 or 800 children, aged all the
Way Up from 100 to 2000 years or so !
Or a tweet miss of 16 published to the
World as ? mature female of 160! Or
the mature female of 85 appearing in
?ntJ tho orer-ripe age of 350 or
??o-isi.il i( " : ? ? ?.*<.?
]J#]M4tn::*tn** eons. If it must ?
nsjptfiat'w^Osnan will ever give the Demo
craf* a chanee ut the census.
? altmitnB TO Dxatii.?A lamentable
mtW^WSkni Is?' woskeo Dt.'A,
R. TnbeVs Oakland place in St. Mat
? Iff I IIMWaMWWMMalM
' thews. TU 4r*?( of a woman, om of
ti- h=ds, rkeras fesrsisg
; trat., took M s*d the was boos tmttf!
oped la names. A man standing im0
dWored to tear off her clothing, bttt
she refused to permit fclfi) to do ev sad
ran oat from those who endeavored to
aid her.' 8he Was finally takea in
charge by some of her own sex and
properly cared for. Her suffering,
were Intense, tan skin haviag peeled
frt}msjiDnst<-nnV nt*i??nody, ..Daring?
iabor and | gave birth to a dead child.
Ihn next afternoon death came Co ant
mlicf._ _'
The Marquis of Rjpoo has been an
animoualy elected, for the third limn,
Most Worshipful Grand Master of the
Freemasons of England. ;
Dr. SAQi'a Catarrh ttsMaPY.?
$500 reward for an incurable case. Sold
by Druggists at 50 cents.
Lasting Loveliness.?Twenty years sgo
when paint, pearl powder and on sen si,
were ruining the complexions and des
troying the health of women of fashion,
Haoan's Magnolia Balm was brought
out as a pare botanical oosintHic, guar
anteed to restore bloom and beauty to
the skin. From that time to the present
it hss been continually rising in pubiic
estimation as the safest and most unex
ceptionable preparation of its clans. In
stead of producing an artificial, metallic
surface, like the deadly euamels, or wil
ting the cuticle like the poisonous fluids
told uuder various names as " beautitiers,"
if keeps the skin as soft as velvet, ren
ders it aa smooth and glossy as Satin,
and imparts to it that delicate, rosy tinge
which is the beau idatt of lomplexionnt
loveliness This exquisite chromatic
eflVet is not transient. By applying the
Balm daily it may be prolonged from
youth to nge. A lady who purchased the
first bottle of the nrticle nineteen years
sgo, writes to say that her complexion
at forty is "purer clearer nod more bril
liant than it haa ever been;" and she at
tributes its beauty solely to the dsily
use of Haoan's Magnolia Balm.
Venetian Blinds.?No invention
eras ever to important to the people of
hot climates as the Venetian blind. Ad
mitting the sir and a shaded light, while
keeping out the neat and glare, they are
absolutely essential to comfort in tnm
country. IT the houses of any of our res
dors are destitute of these valuable; con
trivances, they should st ones, Before
the hot weather sets in, send their ordert
to Mr P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayns
street, Charleston, 8. C, manufacturer
and dealer in doors, sashes, blinds, ba
lusters mouldings, &c., kc.
COMMERCIAL.
MlRKPOHTf?.
bwcS or tltS On a so sturen Nbws,
Mearh, 29. 1871.
COTTON?Sales daring the week 48
hales. We quote :
Ordinary.?...19 C*\
Low Middling.?.2t> <V>
Middling.f..?f.'-!<>}(?)
Kovoh Hica....$1.60 per oushcl
Cobb......$ 90 per bushel.
Cow Pbas..? 1.00 per bushel.
1'jmikrh.$1.00 per bushel.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILftOA0
CBABLBSTOS, 8. C. December 28, 1871.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DICBMBSR
24, the Passenger Train on the South
Carolina Railroud will run as follows.
Hil- ATOUSTA.
.Lei.v- 1 unrlesion.?8.10 A. M.
Arrive at stiiRuxtu.i.'lb P. M
fob columbia, . ? . , ,
_i > * ' ' ? I I * '' t *
Letvt Charleston..8.10 A. M.
A riv hi Columbia.4.00 P. M.
Lcnve Augusta ...7.40 A. M
Arrive at Charleston.t.20 P. M.
Leave Columbia......7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.t.20 P. M.
TUCOCBB WILMINGTON TRAIN
Leave Augusta...3.00 A. M.
Arrive ai Kingville..9.00 A. M.
Leave Kingville...12.80 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.6.80 P. M.
AUGUSTA NIUMT SXPBBSS-SVNPATS BXCBBTB?
Leave Charleston..8.80 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta..7.SO A. M.
Leave Augusta.?0.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston...&.&.'> A. M.
Columbia Biuat Bsraass?sobbats asoarr
tan.
Leave Char losten.,...7,10 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.,._7.tt0 A. M>
Leave Colu:nbia.6.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston., ..7.00 A. M.
flIJMH SBV ILLS TRAIN.
Leave Sumtnerville at,,,..JIM A- M.
Arrive at Charleston at....??...,.?8.45 A. M.
Leavt Charleston at ,mint, 80 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville at...in.i4.4iP, M.
CAMDBM RBANCBi
Leave Cnmden.......6.16 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M
Arrive at Cnmden..........6.2a P. hi.
Day and Night Trains make elose eoaate*
ties at Augusta with Oeorgia Railroad aast
Central Railroad.
Night Train eenneets with Maean and
a ugoeta Railroad.
Columbia Night Train eenneets with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and with
Charlotte Read tepoi"*? North.
Camden Train eannecte at KIbgrille daily
(exeapt Sundays) with fay PtisSftger Tt-ain,
aad runs through to Columbia.
; ' ' A. L. tYLKR, V lee-President.
9. D. Piuses*, General Tishet Agent?
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FOR SALE
CHEAP!!
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GOODS
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ARE
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run t
Coming In I
(Can you afford to leave your Homestead uninsured?)
HTSTJRA1TCE AGENCY, r
FIRE INSURANCE.
liverpool, london k G 1,0 he FIRE INSU RANCH company?
Capital $20.000,000 Gold.
(This solid Eagllsh Company paid over three million Dollars at Chiago Fire)
LIFE INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY?
Capital $2.500,000.
The leading Southern Company?all South Carolina Premiums invented in South Carolina.
J AS. H. FOWLE8, agent,
At Citiseoa' Saving Bank.
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VOR RA I.E.?100 ACHES LAND en Belleville Road. 1) mile* from the Court
Heute. (.SO -jcres Cleared and 50 Woodland.)
Also 10,000 MUCKS for sale. Apply to JAS. II. FOWLB8.
mar 24 e ly
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FOE THE SPRING OF '72.
T.
_
11
Is offering his assorted STOCK of
GOODS at a GREAT REDUCTION
on former PRICES to make room for
a new Stock of
SPRING GOODS!
if.
T. C AT&T MILL,
I* CS SELL ST. OKAXQBBURG, S. C.
lyo oet 7
WAR! WAR! WAR!
i.\ ron.iouueno" ol the KXPKCTBD WAR between Great Brit tin and the United 8tatea.
JO M..-NAMA IA 14 ktrtrn.iued to SELL OUT hiw ??ntiro STOCK for Greenback* to
in vast in -?id?shouLiluv wm ..cvur Uraeubseks won't be worth a cent, therefore he
gives nia Customers aud the i'uhlio generally, a ohauoo to invest the same iu his Cheap
DRY GOODS, FANCY UOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, Ac.
SUGAR, 8 ins for $1.00.
COFFEE, 4 lbs for $1,00. ,
"I) RH'OM ???! MMf.\<S?VS Celebrated DIAMOND nAtt9, SCO AR
? < : * " : . ? lb . FLJUR, RICK
.: M*<..i;s IM.OIVS Mb i%-s ? i. I, Mi -? ? full liao >l F\RMl.itl UTENSILS, saeh
. ? ".I )i I, .' ' ! '?.lKS, hambs. wholes, AXES, Ae.
niiir - c ly
J UST RECEIVED
The LARGEST and MOST VAIUE:* Stock ol CANNED GOODS erer
itff.Tt-d in iliU Market.
SPICED SALMON,
FRESH SALMON,
LOBSTERS,
OYSTERS, 1 and 2 lbs,
BROM A,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
STRAW HE RIES,
PINE APPLE,
GREEN CORN,
OIIEKN PEAS,
TOM \TOKS,
PICKLES,
GKij.vTiN'E,
HAMS?BACON of every ?!>?-r?ripti'>n.
All grades of AutrnsM and W.-stom FLOUR
VVe are also uff.friuv "tlt^ entire Wljfcj f DRY GOODS at COST.
Sil EOS HATS tT! i. Kit V, A-.
FELDER, VOSE & IZLAR,
Skfr GOODS DBL1VRRRD FHKtfof CHARGE in any portion of the Town.
2 ? 17
BACON, BACON! BACON I
3000 rounds C. It. SIDES, 2501 Pounds SHOULDERS.
IUoO founds HAMS. 1000 PourtJa STRIPS.
FLOUR! FLOUR M FLOUR Mr A Choice Lot of this miete attiring
and in Store.
JuM received a Choice Lot of TAYLOR 'S PREPARED 11AM, to irhieb
we call attenttoh.
A ? ?
All of tbr ABOVE GOODS arp oforod at LOWE? PRICES than can be
ptttt'huatsd at Any otbuf Hn-isf \n Otan^.var^.
Our STOCK of 0 ROC" HL Irls are renewed Weekly frosn the Cheapest Mm
ketft, therein*,: wn gualantce not only CHRAPNE6S hut FRESHNESS.
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.
tsar" ? ly
toir.o
-_*lhy ?di-? W >
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B?t call oit ?
.W1U1AM T. UfflEtBS^
?? .. a if" BHOK81 HI ???!?'?.?''! 'M ??,'..' I
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All of wttien will..Jb. sold ni once witlKW? REG ARP. to (JOST NO
HUMBUG 1 KOHl ifoa<i
One DWELLING for nie oll MiddletOdt Street.
Also sny OLD STAND STORK on Russell Street
Jan 20 : d?o 2 c . IjT
DR. A. C. DUKES,
At the Old Stand of
?41? B? M. 5K TJLER,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A fresh
ippiy of
CTF. TAINTS;
-ite,j v.;. ? .dsJT).
VARNISHES, Stf.
A iplendld tot of STATIONERY. ., , /
PERFUMERY and 80AP8 in great Va
A fine stoek of OIOARS and TOBACCO.
And one of the finest assortment of POCK
ET KNIVES ever offered here at the price?.
Prescriptions carefully prepared.
OFFICE HOURS on the SABBATH? j
From 9 U 10 A. M., end from 4 to 6 t.
dee 2 e ly
LOOK FOR THE
RED COFFEE POT!
HOME MADE Tllf WARE OF THE
BEST QUALITY AND OP EYERY DE
SCRIPTION?WARRANTED.
ALSO
Cakes and Confectionaries
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE
AT STORE Of THE
BED COFFAE POT%
NEXT TO
MR. W. T. LIOHTFOOT8
OLD STAND.
*J
B. E. K. PEARSON.
77!? OLD ESTABLISHED
tghdiud\^LiAt7im (golleae
OF AMERICA* t
THE
N?> t M Charles Street
BALTIMORE. UD.
?JcuAiy and oftiddU gfyed ?/ten
tO MMKOJtW tWOHOCOB
(Practical JcMHHtauts
Jjra
OV&R, 2&00 YOUNG MfEtf
SOUTHERN STA TES
kmm CR ADVA TED 'mi thh INSTtT?TI?ff, mmi
mrt mmw AUhm RtttcmiiU mmd It* rath* /WiVmw id
lh, Lm*iH?c BANKS AND BUSINESS HOUSES**
tht Ctuntry.
Ttt&Mwtf J*?jr am VACATIONS. StMdtmtt dm
mm tmecmu rmmm
mud tiirnJld Si
tattr mi mar thmm.
Spttimt Individual Instruction mod rmcettt
U*m\ Smmdfmr Cttmjty DmnmmnU mud tfitnmSd Sfrci
mum y />*nmunnAxf. Emelmtr raw Prxtmgt Stmtmjt.
4M sii mU CaasaaeaaVsahae *
W. JT. tlJDLEB, fW?.
BALTIMORE, MLX
nor 11
F. E W; Bpiggmann
MAVISO ACCEPTED THE AGENCY
for (he Americaa BUTTON HOSE,
U8EEM-.NO and SBWIN'fJ MACHINE,
I respectfully call the attention thereto of
.Ladies who afe desirous to piirnkase a good
and reliable MACHINE, ft does, in the
Hest possible Manner, every variety of FAM
ILY SEWING that oatl he dona on auy Ma.
ehine, and; in addition thereto Erabroidera
on the edge, and makes beautiful. Button
and Eyelet Holes in all fabrics; which no
other Machine can do. Call and see for
yourselves.
Also en hand a FULL STOCK of SEAS
ONABLE OOt IDS which we offer LOW.
FERTILISERS on aa REASONABLE
TERMS as any other house.
t. IL f. BR1QQMANN.
f?b24 a* Root 9 ly
SCHOOL BOOKS!
IM?SlC * STATIONERY,
ALWAYS Os| 11AN?
it ran
ENGINE HO?8E.
The celebrated PEN LETTER BOOK for
Copying Letters?used without a Press?
every business man should haYe onet
Anything in my line not en hand ean be
ordered in a short time.
KIRK ROniXNO*.
Jan S a ij
Ribbons, Millinery
Also White Goods. Embroideries, km.
ARM8TkON(irCAlfERr si CO.
IffSMffts**,AISsufalil^8??sfWdbber8 of
Bonnet*, Trimmings, NftkmleW1 Richens?
Velvet Ribbons, ~Neck^e$ TloTners, Silks,
Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowets, Feath
ers, Ornaments, Frames, &c. Straw Bern*
dels and Ladies and Children's Hats, trimm*
ed and untrimmed. And in connecting
Worerooms White GflCds, Linens, Embroide
ries, Laces; Nets, Collars, Setts, Handker
chiefs, Veiling, He'ftd Ners. /fte/'? Hob. 237
and 239 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md<
These gtoda axe manufactured by as or
bought for Calb. RjrSctly ^-bm the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties, unequalled in variety
and cheapness in any rtiarket. mm
Orders filled with care, promptness snd
-"aft? i HJIW"
At Private Sals-.
THE PLANTATION fonttjaK:s^fS>t sf
the Estate of the late Col. aad
known as the DARBY P%AC& <The tratft
consists of about SOO acres, one- half welt
Timbered, the remainder Rieh, Bed; Lea ha
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Theas
are the Fitaest Lands In the District j aad
were valued at $20 per aerti isr lSfJtV- Would
be sold for one-half. Wat prise f Oa?
fourth cash, Uta feUafndcV la tfeiee fcmstal
mcnts bearing interest from date SS)d so*
cured by mortgage of the same.
This is a splendid ohahes fo* Sny one de
siring to secure Bich Lands, fixe WaterTpow
er, excellent Cattle Rang* and *<feefiaed
Neighborhood. Apply to ? V\*?^
.if Mra..L. 117 ststtVt?
Or J O, KBIYT/Bsq.
Public Sale
T. Willard Lewis 1 _ _
vs V Judgment eT FJWIfsurS:
John Chart ran<L )
By Virtue et the Judgment filed in this
case, I will sett on the first Monday in As*
pril neat, the following tract of lead at the
risk of the fsrtbcr puchaser.
All that plantation situated CM the north?
east side of kdlfeto River in Has Canary of
OrangeBurg, Containing: pB.fi aci-.es more or
leas, being part of the Motte land, bounded
by land of too Estate Of N, By rd, George
and Samuel By Hi and Dr. (3. H. Ott and by
the 8. C. Rajlroad.
Terms?One half cash, haUSee payable 1*
one and two years, secured by taadaftd
mortgage, with interest frfim dayCicala.
Purchaser to pay for papers, stirtths aad
recording U BVOL4JVBR,
Mar 9?td * Referee.
_. . . ?': ??fcae
6-4, 7-4 and 8-4. Address, stat
particulars I*, t. M., P. t
mar 10^21 Chajrlaatcn,
. i ... ? . ?< ?:?.: ;s jeiaV.J
_ ^intta
The Celebrated Pr^^vk
FOR SALE 8t
WiletJt, X-ibhrM etc C *>.,
ALsrs In Gt-Axos,
1 48 lioy St., Stivonnah, Gm.
IM &ist A/y, Chariest? < S. Cl ?,
For further iftformslloh apffr r address
as above for Almanac for 1872.
BULL, 8COVTtL t FIRE,
Agents at Oraagesnrg, 8. C.
as oc wee im