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; Col'LL.? The Ji 8.>yK wife, lives a few tfeifos west of MMU tributary of lit n .!;. 11 the pase of King Mountain, Qjstou County, N. C. His wife wuh born in 1774, in the same vicinity. In 17'J4 t hey were marriee; that is bovonty eight y^Sra^Tand 'o'erKn'psJ' are tho only I living couple of whom as much can, be | ^M^bey uioved to wlie.g Green, Kon I rl?g Iiis'' wife #ud \ family under tho protection of hi* nowly ibrured ncquaiutuocca, Mr. Cheek enlis ted in Jackson"? command, and served uoder hii.i uc. ing the war with the Ovtek laottSPpiii'tioipatin^ in tho pat tlaa of Tallahatche, Tulladega, Autosse, Emuofuu, Horse Shoe Bend, and other vc^rS* tt?te, being pjfcseut when the re H4^ky^^?aaH^fi|rJ. ~su vp u do d VHt^^Srou last Had speech. At . the close of the. war. ho returned to his iamity at Browliog Green, and shortly after moved th this Stato and settled Mar where he and his wife now live. They reaped a fauwly of eleven children, all of whom are now living?tho youn gest, a daughter, being forty-two yoars old..',,.;. All have married and havo .families, except one sou, who is a wauiac. The ten families" have . reared 100 grand childron' eighty still living. Twenty three 'ef "these grand childreu havo mar ried, forming twenty threo new families ? aud -hara.r??ty. childreu. Of these great grand children fifty aro living? some of them . old; enough to marry This is a prolific ^bily, remarkable for longevity, brinest,..frugality . nnd. iadus try. ?sHswP^sSPr(?3XsW9 -? Lot pureuts talk much and talk well nt^bonc. A father who is habitually silent in his owo house may be iu many rcsyects a wiso man, but he is not wise his silence. Wesomcrimes seo parents, the life of every company j ey enter, dull, silent, and uninteresting among their children. If ey have, not mental activity and men- i tal stores sufficient for both, let them t p-ovidc their own household. Iro eiports beef arid wheat, and lives otatoes. and thoy faro as pooly who 70s their social abarmi for compan ions abroad, and keep thoir dullnoss for home consumption. It is better to instruct children and make them happy at bomcHhab it is to ?harrh strangers er amuso friends. A silent home is a dull place for young people?a place from which they will escape if _ thoy .can They will talk or think of being abut up there, snd the youth who docs uot love home is iu danger. The caso of Daniel Samuel, petition ' ing creditors, iu tho matter of the Green - Columbia Kaiiroid, petition of ary bankruptcy, was before Bvyan,in.Charlorton, on tho l?th. D. Popo appoarod as counsel rep x larg er amount of guaranteed bonds an opposing counsel to adjudica tion. Mr. Baxter also appeared as op- | phuitig counsel. Messm Simo.iton and Hker represented the Executive Corn-no mittle, of the boud-holders, whu met in and Messrs.' (Gunner, the . John T. Bhett, conn dents, filed tho re fgs were. read. Mr.ssr.-i .. I). Bryan and C P. Melton, for Ipo.:" petitioner, aud Messrs. John T.BhUt aud A.C. Ma gruth, contra. Sbttikmknt MAnr..?Mr. T. K. Hasp?rtsay tho former Treasurer of Or ungebarg county, has been engaged for a day or two past iu arrnnging his mat te? at the office of the State Auditor, and Ins made uomplote settlements for the wars 18C8 and IHfjd* iuclusive. It will- hfi remembered ?bat chargo? had been made against Mr. SasportaB, to ?I.? mKr..,i *t,o?. Via vroa a diefniilter durini/ his administration of affairs iu the office named id the year mentioned. This set t low t ut, would appear to show that there was no ground for the chargos, as well as the fuU that thoiiitbuieutHof Ihqgrand jury have all been rju ash- >A . It is stated tbut for the year 1870 no question has b.on tuised.? Union. . * Tuk McLaughlin Cask.?Chief Justice Moses rendered'his decision in the McLaughlin ca:<e at Charleston Tuesday, saying tliat it was clear that Mr. McLaughlin not being a f uty to any criminal caso before the court, Judge Lee bad no power to ipsue the'attachment, and Wart acting entirely beyond his jurisdiction. He bad no doubts that the judge had acted without improper motives, and had sim ply made a mistake; he might himself lutve made such a mi?tako a good many years ago, when he was young at the bar ms tfodg? Lee. Ho, therefore, ordered that Mr. McLaughlin be discharged; from the custody of the sheriff.? Union. ;>:u?jit8t boon discovered a asong tho Caeade Mountains, in Ore gon, which is aurroundod?by. a: perpen dicular wnll 2,000 feet high Ay?fi Cathartic TO salve HReS nor was ever any be^ Ibro so unlvc adopted into every country among all clue. thU mild but efficient purgative i'?t. The obvious reason 1?, dm it ie> more rella> bio fend fkr more ef fectual comedy than, any other. Tboee who have tried It,k?e*rth?t It cured !h?m: those who hava not. know that it cures their neighbor* and Mends; and all know that what it does onco it does al ways?that It nover mils through any fault or n?p> rem arks Die cures _ut sacttjpuee are rbood, and we need not to all ages and condition* inlng neither ealomel nor aar be taken wijh safety preseryesUjerh msMollrnatoa; del et o no ub ill being purely^el^babta^^hsrui^catf arise fb their am la any quantity. They operate by their powerful Influence, on the Internal viscera to purify too blood and stimulate ?it into healthy action?remove tho obhtructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of tho body, restoring their irregular ac tion to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, auch de rangements as are tho first origin of disease. Minute directions are given in the wrapper on the box, for the following complaints, which these rapidly cure; ? For ?yspwpcla or indigestion, XJeSteew SICMO, laaiaor and Loss of AwjxetlS?*, they should be takon moderately to stimulate the stom ach, and rehtoro its hoalthy tone and aetlcn. tome Oolle and Uli loin Favors, they should bo Judiciously taken for each ease, to correct tho diseased action or remove tho obstructions which cause it. > For Pyieiitsrr or Dli&rrteees, -but ose mild dose is generally required. For XlUcnniutlara, ?oat, Gravel, Pal. Kitatlon of the Heart, Pain la the Ide, Hack and Skalas, they should be contin uously taken, as required, to change the disoased action or trie system. With such change those oomplalutu disappear. >pr Dropsy and Dropsical ft welling* they should bo taken in largo and frequent dodct to produce tho uffoct of a drasUc purge. For Hupprrsaloa a large dose ?bould be taken as it produces tho desired effect bv sym pathy. As a Dinner nu, take )ne or two Pitt? to promote digestion and relievo the stomach. ? An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowel? Into healthy action, restores tho appetite, and invigorates tho system. Hence it Is often ad vantageous where no'serious derangement exists. Ono who feele tolerably well, often finds that a dose of thOBO Mtt"makes Htm fool decidedly bet ter, from tboir cleansing and renovating effect on tho digestive apparatus. Dr. J. C. A Yi:il .t CO.. Practical Chemists, LOWHSZtf. MASS., V. 8. A. '"may 11 .* ' o ly Ayer's Ague Cure, Tot Fever and A?ue, Intermittent Fovor, Ohill Fever, BemiUsnt Fever, Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o., and iadeed all tho affootions wbioh ariso from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio poisons. No one 'remedy is louder called for by the necessities of tho American 'people than a sure aiid safe cure for Fever and Ague, Such we are now enabled to oiler, with" a perfect certainty that It will eradicate the disease, and with aasur aaoe, founded on proof, that no barm can arise from lt? use in any quantity. That which protects from or prevents this dis order must bo of immense Service In tho com munities whero it prevails. Prevention \n better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he must run la violent attacks of this baleful dis temper. This "CtTKE" expels the miasniatio poison of JPaven Aim Au'je from tho (.yrtern, and prevents ?ho development of the disease, if taken on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only tho best remedy ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, bat Sso the cheapest. The largo quantity we aup y for a dollar brings it w ithin the reach of everybody; and in bilious districts, where FRvaa AKT* Ague prevails, everybody should have it, and use it freely, both for cure and pro tection. It 1? hoped Utls price wUl place it within the reach Of all?the poor as well as the rich. A gTtsat superiority of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure of Ihteiailttcnts is, that it contains no Qm nlno or mineral; consequently it produces no quinism or other mlurious effects whatever upon tho constitution. Those cured by It are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease. Fever and Ague is not alone tho consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis orders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, AsUi ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterie?, Tain in tho Bowels,, Colic, Paralvsiti, and derangement of tho Stomach, all of which, when originating in thin cause, put on the in termittent type, or becomo periodical. This "Cube" expels the poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an in valuable protection to immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily residing .in the mala rious districts. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to tho infection, that will be ex creted from the systom, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Howe it ia even more valuable for protection than euro! and few will ever suffer from Inter mittent* if they avail Uicuibolvco of the protec tion thin romedy affords. For JArer dorn plaints, arising from torpid ity of tho Llvor, it Is tin excellent remedy, stim ulating tho I.lver Into hoalthy activity, and pro ducing many truly remarkable cures, where other modle lues fall. S_ S raxPAar.n by Dr. J. C. AYEH*C?.,T?well, Mass., i'ractictl and Analytical Chemists, AND BOLD ALL ROUND THK WORLD. PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE. !?> r^a v I 1 THE OLn ESTABLISHED OF AMERICA. the SOUTHERN No. 8 N. Charles Street, BALTIMORE, MD. OrffanUtd and Dttvird Smttrsty to Prtparinf QJoumj, and Middle gttjtd <&(Un to mmcomk tb0rov0b Practical Accountants anp Ol?ER MOO YOUNG MEN mom tu? SO UTUEkN S TA TES kapt'GRADUATED at this INSTITUTION, ttnd Mrs now filling AeitoHtitle tinJ /.?.??. Positions in Ik* tending BANKS ANP BUSINESS HOUSES cj the Country. THERE ARE NO VACATIONS. StnJtntt tttn entrr at shy titnt. Special Indhi.4n<\l Inttruftion tmd tneettt ruarnn Uid. Stn/f/or Cofitg* Docnr-titjf and*?Undid Sf*ei- ^ ment o/I'fitntonthif. Er. h tc lifo Postag* St.xm/i. Addrtu nil Cantmsmict//ons to W. Ml. BAntr.tl, Preset. Ssntkern Bntinttt Cefttg*, BAt TWORE, MD. nov 11 y??? spartiG goods MARA'S just opened a 8ELE0T STQCK, comprising ail the X.ATKST ST^ggS of DRESS GOODS, such a* Japanese, Chenc PopHns, Dolly Vardcn Silk-Broch e, Granttdinos and Siik Stripe, upragcio and l'auiuo LiW?t?, ?rou?b. Colored and Linau Lawns, Dxess Linens, Piqae* nod Silk Lono. a speciality at 7 yards to $1. Abo.jonio of the Choicest Pattorns of Fancy English (Taasimere*, j Coatings, Cloths,-blank Ousstmores, Tweed*, Cottouades, Jeans and Linen Drills, lit- has also a lurfft supply of Brown and Blue Shirtings, Tickings, Stripes. Detn iuB, k<?. , SHOES of every description, among them ?' nice lot of Ladies Carters. Ready-niado Clothing, Hats, &o.. and * . very (yestterajr^toek of Groceries, Hard ware, &o., nil (if which will be sold Low Down fur Cash. Thanking the public for their kind patronage, I solicit a continuation of the name. J. McNAMARA. apl 2fr' , . ?jy i ? C ..... ly ?313, SPRING OPENING! m.. j T( if A LARGE and SELECT STOCK of spring and summer goods Which will be SOLD at EXTREMELY LOW PRICE0 consisting of New Style DRESS OOO?S. Figured and l'luin MUSLINS. LAWNS, CAMBRICS an I N \NSOOKS. PIQUES of every Pattern and Price. Good 8tylc CALICOES. Pique and Dress TRIM MINGS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS. Ac. LONG-CLOTHS, SHEET NO. Table and Shitting LINENS. CASSl M ERES. COTTON A DES. KENTUCKY JEANS. CLOT!IlNrr/ap.d HATS of the Latest Styles. Also SPECIAL ATTENTION called to the Lnrgc Stock of Ladies and. Gents IIOOTS and SHOES, SADDLERY, HARNESS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, &c. ipl 20 RUSSELL ST. OHAtfGEBUKQt S. C. lyc oct 7 BACON, BACON! BACON! 7 ? -o?. A** T^'*':r ' ' "i ? ^. . - m, i t.h-in-.it 3000 Pounds C. R. STDES, 2500 'poi'i n ds "S Hft*L P E R S. 1000 Pounds HAMS. 1000 Pounla STRIPS. FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOORS!? A Choice Lot of this article arrtvii.-. >nd in Store. Ju-t received a Choice Lot of TAYLOR S PREPARED, II AM, to whicl ve call attention. All of tho ABOVE GOODS arc offered at LOWER PRICES than can b .iurcba8ed at any other House in Orangebnrg. Our STOCK of GROCERIES arc renewed Weekly fr&i the Cheapest Mai eta, therefore we guarantee uot only CHEAPNESS but FRESHNESS. T. A. JEFFORDS & CO. inarTI ly WILHELM THEODORE MULLEE MAS just relumed from CHARLESTON with the best selection of SEED U POTATOES ever brought to Orange burg. He ha? on hand the EARLY ROSE. GttODHlCH. PINK EYE, and PEACH BLOOM. . Also another CHEAP LOT of HAMS from 10 to In ets oer lb. Wl.ite NORTHERN PEAS. Green and Yellow GARDEN PEAS. Fine YELLOW ONIONS. A In! ?f Priino New York SMOKED TONGUES at /SO Cents. BREMEN LAG A It by the doj., delivered free of chat-tre ts any House. SWEET CIDER on dreugbt. MA EL and 0RI8T -Bolted and unbolted. A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK oi .Men's. Women's und boy "a SHOES. Also .i lot of Farmer's Indispensable Tm ?ucluis TRACES, H A MKS. AXES. FORKS and I'LtnV LINES, now keeps oil hand a SAMPI.l of the World-wide, woll-khowi WHISKIES from $1.40 up piemen!' MANURE He also BARREL ACME. COM MON wards. The REST Double Distilled WHITE WISE VINEGAR in the Village, without any ex ception. fcrjj"" (Maiming my small share of the trad, and thanking my FJMENDS und CUSTOM ERS for past favors', they will plcone rcmrm ber the NAME and PLACE. AH Goods Delivered Free of Chargo. Jan i; W. T. MT7T,T/E11 MILLER, i h .1 r /jcnvx rolsd tue cony er. e mf tf WOULD TNFOPM THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS ?TILL CARRYING ON THE OAR riajr? Making in all ita various branches and will Manufacture or Repair at th? Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Buggies or Wagons. And urn also prepared with NEW PRESS AND G l\ TO GIN AND PACK COTTON - SHORT NOTICE? Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brougkt (Vom \ to X cent more than that Ginned on the common Gina. oet 8 apl 2?ly IL RIGGS. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!! DOYLE, & WILES, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OK ORANGE-BURG COUNTY THAT they have purchased ?he CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF TilOS. &A* And are CTftKYINO ON tke CARRIAGE 1* US INE88 In al) ita BRANCHES. Orders left with U? will be PROMPTLY FILLED All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DOSE and with DI8PATCII. COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. IDOYLK, WIIJR* A CO., ?i'f 17 f> Orttrtr/hurg, 8 V. Save Your Money ! flNrP K .to* *X5V.' ? v * - J. P. HAELEY'S ND bify OH S?T Dry Goods, Boots, K/iuc?, Hata, Cap*, &c, of which, he just received a fresh Supply/ AXHO FLOUR of all grades. BACON. LA KU, HUOAR and COPFEK 1 of all grades. Besides numerous other articles in my Grocery Department all of which 1 am soil ing at 1'riooK not to be excelled for CHEAP ^s'K.S.S in the Town. Couie and sec tor your selves. H - t". .:. kf tScif All-Pornon* indebted to me miiHt pay up immediately um I am compelled .to-clone my bookn. A word to the wise 5* ?ufllelent. .). V. {FARLEY. oct 14 may '27 o VlKlGAR BITTERS j w.i Pippr'.ior. a. ir. MrPo?.i r> a Co.. i"??< .I. a O.a. At.DU, Sao twtlKO, C?l.,?r.d M t'Wmm, Mratt, N, Y. MILLIONS Hear Teatlmear lo their Wonderful Curmlvn Effect*. ,They ere not n vile Fancy DrtnU, Undo or Poor Ram, Whlaker, Prowl" Hplrlte nod Urfmn Liquor? doctoral, spiced and sweetened topleaeo tho taatr.called "Tonioa," "Appellier?." '\Rc?torer*,''*c., that lend the tippler on to drunkenness and rutn.but ?r? n ti-rio Mrdlcine.mado from the Satire Root* and Hirba of California, free from alt Alcoholic Htlmn - laut?. Thoy are the CltK.VT III.OOP I'fKI FlERand A LIKE UIVIKCJ PRINCIPLE, a perfect Reno rator and ImtKorntor of tho System, carrying off. all polnonou; mottor and restoring the Wood to a healthy condition. No person can tak* those Bit ter* according to directions and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral nolaon or other means, and tli? ? *'al urgai.d w*at*-d beyond tho point of ropalr. They arc a Gentle PnrSntlve a* well aa a Tonic, i- f.-r- %-.i:n. *l*o. the |iectlliar merit of acting as a powerful ngent In relieving Congestion or Inflam mation of the l.tvcr. and all th* Visceral Organs. POIl FEMALE CO.Ml'LAINTM, In young or old, married or single, at tho dawn of womanhood oral the tern of life. Uie*e Tonic Blttcra hare no equal. Far Inflammatory nad Chronic IthcBins* tl*m and Coat, .Dyaprpsln or I mllacntlnn, rtlllosm, Remittent end Intermittent Fe ver*, Dl*en*e* of the lllaod, hlirr, KIH. neya nntl lllnddar,the** Dlttera h??? been mixrt, MeceMful. Bach l?l?pn?r-? arc ennse-d by Vitiated Dlood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Dlgnatlvc Orgnn*. DYMPKP*IA Oil IWniOESTION. Ilead arhc. Fain lo the Shoulder?, Cough*, Tightnea* of the Chest. Dixxlneaa. Sour Eructations of the Stomach. Dad Taste tu the Mouth, Bilious. Attacks, Palpitation ?.: th* Heart. InSammaiiou of tbe Lungs, Pain In the re gions of the hl ine??, and a baud red ofber painful Byrop torn*, are the oBaprlng* dT Drapcpnia. TUer InTlgorate the Stomach andatimnlate the torp'l hirer and Bowels, which reader them of uncqunlled cfBescr in cleansing Uic blood of a!', igppaptis*. and im parting new life and rigor to the wliolc ?yuloin. I'OU ?HIN IM sr.A Mi?, Erurdluus. Tetter. Salt Rheum, Blotches. Spot*. Pimple?, rusiutca. BolU. Car buncles. Kint-Wuni?. Seal t U?*<1. Sora Kr - . Erysipe las, lieh. Sen rf?. Discoloration* of the Skia. Humor* and Diaaaaee of the Skin, of wbater?r name or nature, ate lilerallr dug up and carried out of the iystertMn a short time by tb* uae at these Blttar*. One bottlo In a-urh eases will convince- tho ?Seat Incredulous of their cura tie* effects. 01*** so th* Vitiated Blood whenever you fled Ita <m parities Bunting through tbs ekln In Ptmpfea, Krup tlons or Borr?; ctrsna* It whxn ?eu And It obstructed and alaggiah In tb* reias: cl*aoao II whea it ti fnuf. and your feeling* Will tell yoa when. Keep the laleod pare, and lbs heaiui of the aratom will follow. Pin, Tape, and other W?rme, lurking In the c it'im of so many tbousauda. are ?aeetuallr dcatrorfd and reraored. Sara a dlatlnguished phrainlogiat. there la acarc*lr an indiriitual upon tb* face of the aarth whose t>ody la exempt from the prrarnne of wonna. It U ool npon ihr healthy rlrmente nf th>* bod? that worm* exiat. bat upon thedtaeaaed bumoti and abmy dappaita that breed these Uriug mausten of dlaraae. No Bratvin nf Medicine, no vrrmifnrc*. no Mtb drain lie* will (res lUa arati ru from worms like these Bitters. J. WALKER, Propru-tor. Q.B. MuDONALD At CO., Drug*lata and <i-n Aceoti. San Pranr.iHco. California, and 37 and 34 Commerce Street, New York. aTCOLl) BY ALL DRLUUIStS AND DEALERS. ?ug ^0 K iv THE CftCAT ,-BLOOD PURIFIER Toiiseswiair powerful invlgoram-if These Bitters are posiiirtly mraluablc in IttSTSI^ tltllS ^'UaV^f^^'lllaBairSl^ls! They purify tho system, end will euro Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, NIRVO.U S 01SEASES .LIVER COMPtAIN T and are a prevenlivo o'CLuls ami Fever. All yield to their powerful efficacy. VRE GOOD FORT HE MENTAL ORGANIZATION Are an anttaote to ensnga vi naivr sou iu.i, to the wasted frame, and correct all IRREGULARITY OFTHE BOWELS. WUl save days of suffering to the. ficV, and m:t^^a^iyi3i;*avia?.atidx?iaq3 ?n?iiriii?Ti?a? nana i,i niaa ?ai ,t\ , The grand Panacea for ail the ills of life. v TRY ONE-. BOTTLE Tie Staniari ?* >co**I''4*Jv::r> jEEIilTT Sin Young or Old, Married^^C1*^' *at Ping'.e, these Bitten are on "?qoalied and have often been the* re?ns of aavlng life. TirO HI BOTTLE, nov 18 iarin&ShaflinU Pulleys pi 10 ?? Charles?*, g. (J., Pecembjjr .23,18 ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBERS '24, the Passenger Train on thu Soutli Carolina,Kl ^aoJa?PWri#e*e.lH?.i || I *J I Le&ve CherK&rajrt Arrive at Augusta,. ton COI.UHPIA Leave <hr,rWBt*A||?fft?^^B^MBaY..8. Arrive at Columbia.?. Leave Augusta......7.40 A. Arrive ftt Charleston.a.20 P. l.eavo Columbia..... ...... Arrive at Charleatoovj . throcuh^ w^i<f*4r*gfy a^Mt"? Leave Augusta..M...*.....3f00/U Arrive at Kingville.'.?.00 A. Leave Kiugville..?\.jatPn T> Arrive at Augusta..l.T&IWtY. p ado?b+a" ^loIv^irPBKra^itKdK^HaVHpft tt I ^jafto ?aarle?t on., JJ.80 P. I. Arrive at Augusta.viiyf *ArLii2 '* Leave Augusta..Tflrm.ffiMBOavP L I Arrive at (flier loston.?.C? A. 1. columd.'a night extukss? sixdat8 except" . . ~m , . tJKP. _ I Leave'Charleston.'.7.10 P. M. Arrive at Columbia,.7-50.A> |1. Lea-c Columbia.<UHJ P. M. Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. M. ll.'MMKRVILI.E TBAUf. Leave Summer vi lie at.7.25 A. pi. Arrive at Charleston at.8.45 A. M. Leave Chorleaton at.8.HO P. M. ^Arrivo at 8uairuerv?lle at.1.45 P. M. camukk nttANCU. I.enve Camden.6.16 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M. Leave Colntabia.1.45 P. M. Arrive at Camden.0.25 P. M. Day i'.u'l Night Trains inake close connec tion nt Augusta with Georgia Bail road and Central Railroad. Night Train connects with Maoou ami Augusta Railroad. Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville uud Columbia Railroad, and, with Charlotte Road to points North. Cnrndcn Train connects at Kingville daily (except Sundays) with J/ay Passenger Train, uud runs through to Columbia. A. L. TYLER, Vice-Proaidcnl. S. 11. Pienes?, General TICK el Agent. MO. S. HACK Kit, DOOlt, SASH AND BLIND FACTOY, Charleston, S. C> f THIS IS AS LARGE ANB1 COMPLETE | a Factory a* there is-in the South. We keep no Northern work to fill Couutry Orders. Send lor Price List. Factory and waren-oiems King-Street, op posite. tnuiinon-.ft'.. on line of City Railway. Adlrcss GEO. 8. H?CKER. P.O. Box 170, Cbarleaton, SC.. sept 9 vree Jy ECONOMY TO iVAL.l1 It ! rpilR.lTWEKSlQNED B.EC LEAVE TO inform the uitiiens of OoluiuhTa nud -urr'oi.ridirrg Country, that they havaptr.ua leutlv I LOCAJED IN COLUMBIA, in I offer to the public a large aeaortnretrt of FASlHOV AItLi: ci.oi*iiisu a sr. FihW/S/II.YG GOODS, HATS, CAPS, ETC. * - . PURCHASING OUR GOODS at first class houses and for cash, we defy Competition. Call and examine our STOCK hud con vince yourself that you can S WE M??NEY by purchasing nt our Establishment. COUNTRY MERCHANTS an- ropectfully invited lo examine onr Stocli, being us-mrcd hut we can sell CHEAPER than any other Mouse in Columbia. S. STRAUS k BRO.. Inder Coltimbia Hotel, oct 7?tf Columbia, S. C. The Celebrated Fertilizers. FOR SALE BY Wllcox, CJitibH ?V Co., 1 mi'ortkhs ami D It a lets in Gt'ano*, 148 Bay &t.} Savannah, Ga. 151 '?ait ?njy phnrltsYon, S. C. Fer/OTther infoi-mHMrt? applv r address us. above for Almanac! for 1872. B?LL, SCOVftE & n*E. Agent's at OVangcbur.^, S. C. uu ' > n c j ouj <M! A ft S?r^Thls ]?lf t e Facto Stat^sjSWs1 furor is bed .b, jjde^s?i^nipeh.._ CHARLrSfrSsWSW. July 16 eflMRv. afftgsBih clcs in thin line can be s?^?ic?* jrj&ieh led 3 SIXTY-FIVE FIB8T PRIZE ME ?t?B 'XVfxttBtD. THE CHEAT Soutucrii Piano ^MANUFACTORY. IV31. KXABE & ??. Mahufaet'trers of GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PI AlfO F OefMft^' BALTIMORE, MD. These Instruments have been before the Pulilic for nearly Thirty Years, ond upon1 their excellence ab. lie attained nnd unpvr chastd pr'-tminencct whicb , p*onouj'|Bj|(j>?n?' urTcqualed, in TONE, a * TO?CB??. i M|, ?WORKMANSHIP. And DURABILITY. ??F All our 8QUARE PIANOS have our New Improved OVERSTRUNG SCALE and the AGRAFFE TREBLE. - V Bj^y- We would call special attention to our lnte Patented Improvements in GRAND' ^PJ^Oaand SQUARE ,?|RAMP}ia^f1flJ in ni) other Piano, which bring the Piano heir er Perfection thou has uot jet been attain ed Every Piano fully Warranted! .for Five Years. Ski?* We are by siu-cin.1, armngejpierit ena bled tn furnish PARLOR ORGAN'S ''rind ME LODEONS of the luo.Ht celebrated makers, Wholeiale and Kftail .it Ir-rexl Factory Pri ce*. . <& tj??* 4$ flSSJaol WBft <a> Ja^?*lf%b. Illustrated (Catalogues and Price Liata promptly furnished on application to tt'M. KNABE 4; CO.. Ilaltimpre, Md. Or any of our regular established agencies. j:in 27 Cm For SfffL-? It? Pa??cclVaUe 11 HUT THE I)IAMO.NlHr.limfc*| ftaftl.l?fl ILL* PRESERVE 12'. If you value-your Eyesight Uso these Per-, feet Lenses. Ground froni M>r!\il'e' Cryftnl Prbble?. M.dtcd together,-art I- dn'i^r their unme vDimuond" on account < i 'htW Baro ness and Brilliancy. They w'fll leet many years w itboui change, and ?rc warranted' superior to all others; in us-. Monufaotnre-i by the Spencer Optic*: Mtiuuiacturing Co., New York. CAUTION. ?None Gcnuing unless atamp > I with our trade !.?.-:-.-!:. For Sale by Responsible Ag;nts through out the Union.-,ja#.sj ^*sp?ip'vr ?. etj. OyVerub, jan 'JO? ly Orangeburg, ? C. Carolina Fertilizer M VU AN T! '., August 21at, 1871. reduction orCoHon te T1UL' WlLXtKOTOtt, N. C. For tho largest production ? the acre. 1,000 lbs4 Carohna Fkrtiloeer. For the iKyjeatupzfduction of^Mheat to the acre. l,f?(w? lbs. Carolina Fektimbe?. The aboYe premiums are for crops pro duced with the use of the Carolina fertili zer alone, or in combination with plantation manures only, und the awarding of paid premhtnts is " It ft discretionary nith the committee of the Aii.ociatiou under their rules. SANDERS, OATES 4 ? 1 A genta at Charlotte. I STEVENS & CURETON, Lancaster, S. C. IV.? St! a ws, LASiCA^tER C*v*ff, B. C. To /'. /'. y.'?mr.fiman, F*q^ Seetttary of the Fk'it o/fht Ccirnlmat, Charlotte, A'. C. : The following is. a correct statement of Cotton raised by Stevens k Cure ton, on ly acres of stubble laud, w&ehi.weat pjonnred j with -im.? pounds of Carolina Feriilixer. The following is the mode of cultivation: It was thoroughly broken, up 12 inches deep, and laid oil" in rows llf feet wide, and tho Fer tilizi r applied in the drill, then bedded on it on the l?th of May, and planted the same day, but owing to tii'e coot and dry weather, i did not come.up to a. siOJid until about tho I 1st n? June, rirar woraitrg ?? ???? ?.... I around with a half ehovel and partially tri in med out with a hoc. f?ect?nd working' it was run around with a 3 inch grub. \'~ inches long, und (he middles thrown out with a sweep IS inches wide. One furrow to a row and thinned to a stand with a hoe about 12 inches between the stocks, a.? 1 after wards it wns ploughed every < ? o weck? with a sweep 18 iucbes wide, and hoed each' lime, until it \\:is worked five times. The following is a correct {statement of the' Cotton picked: 1st Picking.254 2d Picking.410 3d Picking.41ft Estiuiated -nmouiit of unopened matured' bolla. ...............81? Total.1,92? BeHpeotfullv submitted, STEVENS & CUP-ETON. 1 certify 1 weighed the Cotton picked in ! the adove statement, and it is correct. Ortul.?r Mi ?871. At the request Cr'METox, we have Cloton. to i ho best of our <j IV. A. GRAHAM, of Messrs. Stevens k examined lhe 1^ acre ot *uuc roadi' above is tru? DURANTv GR Atl AM1, mj?m ?% A Cuan di'l Fertnirtr ^iffjWl'.ara^ Premium's as ton on above c W e will ncll a^^^TrywpWIr payable let NrivVmber. w per cent. v?r anntim, de! 1Mb* lVfflf?ffl5^, same ^rlv.i.-a^wgNafH1!! to fli^ir Depots. gym. w Wittums ft GO. 4? ian 11