The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 29, 1866, Page 7, Image 7
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THE P?BUSHEBS OF
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Beg respectfully io return their thanks to the
publi c fer ita li b e r al support to their Joura al, and j
promise that in the future, as in the pant; it shall
>ir;^e, their aM to nuke SjJ?
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MOST DESffiAJjLf14
Lo tho country. It baa now _
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of any Newspaper issued in the State, and is
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THE LARGEST IN SI?E
i
Of any Paper published 5n tho' State-issned in
folio form of eight pages, and the size of .tho New
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MOST ENTERPRISING
, ARD THE
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pnbhahed in tho South. It ia
A SOUTHERN PAPER,
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WITH
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* *^a?y ofoWlKends Rtfvefspoken and written
na concerning'' the pubhcati?n of a Tri-Weekly." We ?
hare thought of doing thia for some time,1 "but
owing to the-generei disarrangement of postal af-,
fairs, ire have conqtgg^d, notJto. ^o^ until the1]
if^4156Hrnienc^e^Wn?^^Wa^ j
On the first of September we will commence to
publish a country edition of TEE NEWS, and it
shall be our aim tc make the paper the best ever j
issued in this State. We intend introducing en?
tirely bow features in this enterprise; it will not
be a summary of the daily, but will be complete
and ""g*"*1 in itself, and we are,certain that its
patrons will be as well pleased with it as are
Our present patrons pleased with the daily.
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One year....$10.00
Six months.5:
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PROP?lETOES,
No. 18 HAYNE-STREE^IO
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THE
?OW YOEE NEWS,
BENJ. WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
THE ONLY RE? OG SIZED DEMOCRATIC
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
I Lie IN NEW YORK.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY
ABD
WEEKLY.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IU LBB Pi"wi TCL?
THE KKW TO RK NEWS . HAS BATTLED AGAINST
ri daapotiairLfor four years of blood. And. terror, in
assertion of ibo sane tl ty of the Confutation. A p ateict
lam sufficiently broad to embrace both section s hal been
ita only guide, aad it refers now with honest pride to ita
record to show (hat it has not turned to the right or the
left under ail the violence of arbitrary power.
1 True to is principles as TUE NEWS has been through |
the reign of terror, it challenges public confides oe in i
honesty and independence for, the future.
The political transition 67 the present day opens
j THE NEWS a new and wider field of usefulness. Stan ? ]
j big noW as ital way c Iiis, 'cn the inri o lab atty of the O o
I stitutlon, eoooi mg to the interpretation of theatric J
cons true ticnlata, lt presents a rallying ground for all,
both sections; who aire 'friends of a -generous conserva-1
I tism. As a true and tried exposent of sectional amity i |
oocupiofl a position which make? lt the fltttig dedie to
ta holding np to the party of order in both sections, in?
terests and principies that gave breadth and vitality to j
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freedom, of election, to trial by Jury, to the sanctity
11h6 Tiabcas corpus, and opposed now, a? for four years of
terror' it han been, to the centralization that dArea to
trample on the rights of States, North or South, THE
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great body bf this ?noe free people. ? :
Tho circumstances of the moment make ino dlsaem
minalton of the principies of TBS NEWS a duty of ta-1
dividual patriotism. Every man who concurs ta it
doctrine must, if he entertain a true sense of freedom,
do so In no spirit of indifference, but rather with the
earnestaeee 'of a high tr?sj? Justified, nay bonna, ta
his love of liberty to do so, the proprietor places th
caavaaa he make*, here of the public generally in the
han dr of those men who give-him the approval of then;
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ls here potatod out sa th? ground of the request, that he
argea its claims for a wider rapport upon all of his
[rienda and neighbors who giv'i their earn eat sympathies
to the cause of "strict construction," taterseetiona] con?
ciliation, and all the rights of the cinacns under the iy s
tem^uet Up by cur fathers, of ' i?berty rcgulAted bylAw.
The proprietor ofTHE NEWS calls, therefore, upon
good and true Conservatives throughout the country to
discharge, -to their conviction* of political right at thia
greatj^lsi? ta'toe. coqp try's fortunes, the duty of giv.
lng to the influence of his paper, daily, semi-weakly, or
weekly, the widBr . power .-for good which it seeks here
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ence to the wants of country subscribers, and contain
snob a variety of matter as to render them welcome to
every ikmSy ta the land. In the matter of LITERA
TOBE, the caotatat stories of the beat writer* ar
irpread forth ta their oolrjons; and more excellent lite?
rary matter is furnished m one issue than can be had In
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rte GENERAL NEWS is admirably selected sud ccu
lensed, w ah to give all ta? current intelligence ta as
readable a form as lt cen be placed. It comprises news
Crom every part of the oountry, and ia always the latest
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pared, and includes reliable MAaaar Bzpoasa from al
potato, which are not ex celled by any journal ta th 11
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eas ta which
si" iMiimV^ttm?
No. I? J?ity/HaH Square, New York.
MEHBTENS & WOHLTMANN,
Wholesale Grocers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 187 EAST BAT,
OHABLSSTON, 8. C.
a. KXHKTK?W .....a. s. H. woHxnfAKH.
March 9 8mo>
WHOLESALE ARD RETAIL
GBOOBR?ES.
GEO. ff. STEFFEN & CO.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR 0U8
TOMETJ f and the public that, tn addition to their
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL ? ROCE UT at the corner
of King and ( eorge street*, th ty hare now opened a
WHOLESALE IND COMMISSION HOUSE at No. 38
Vendue Bangs, where they will be able to afford their
customers ext.* faculties. Their firm will comprise
as formerly:
ono. w. sTzrrxsi....?, c. nauru....x? BMonrnzMs]
March 18_ lyr **?
AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
HO. 131 MEETEVG-STREET.
COUNTRY ORDER* rULLBD WITH DISPATCH.
Feb mary ll
WILLIAM GURNEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
! sa :,. AN? sp.v.* ! .
COMMISSION MERfii?T,
?NTO IOS EAST BAT
.. CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Butter, Cheese and Provisions.
?f Lib?rai advances made en consignment*.!
I March? , , ": ? ?_i
,6?0. E. PBITCHETT,
COMMISSION (MERCHANT
KORTI ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON3 S. C.
March? - ,- r~- ? .-. r_toes*
0. E. OHI?HESTER, >
BEAL ESTATE BBOKEB,
mo. 18 BROAD-STREET. ('
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
PAIRING. An, OF CTTT PBOPERT?
JOHN KING & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Ajm
.CoEmiission Merchants.
OFFER FOR SALE,
On Reasonable Ternie,
At No. 88 Hud-street,
Qf\f\ BBLS. BUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
QUI/ l?*bbl* Brown Sagnr,aaeWi*M
00 bbb. Crushed Sugar
SO bags Coffee - f
. 30 bags Pepper 1 -r ." j
f.iYJ 20bags8nlce ' i.?.a D?
6 bags Girder
6 bales Clores
. Mp 1 cases Nutmegs f ; . . n
H . 35 boxes Oround Ginger . [ jf
. 900 boxes Adamantine Candles
3 25 barrels Herring
100 kegs Dutch Herring
100 boxes Cheese, assorted -
100 Xl ts Mackerel
100 M bbls. Mackerel ....
. 76 K bbls. Mackerel
50 bbl*. Mackerel
' 25 kits Salmon . ,
MboxesCodflsh
IM kegs and boxee Herring
, 100 boxes Soap .
! , 300 boxes Starch '
as bbls. Molasses
25 bbls. Coppera.
CO kegs Epsom Brit.
. 35 cases Cotton Cards
IC aase. Wool Cards - ;
35 chests Hyson and E. B. Tea.
i ' ALBO,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
PICELES,
Oysters,
Salmon,
r.cji< . Jdhrtsrs,
. . Peaches, , .
Pine Apples, Ac, Ac
JOHN roe ?t co.,
March 6 . mwf_Na 88 HASEL-STREBT.
WHISKEY, WINE,
BRANDY, &e.
P ( \ BBLS. SUPERIOR BOURBON WHISKEY
OU 00 bbls. Magnolia Whiskey
?bbis. em
eases fit Julien Claret
60-oases Cbampsgne. quarts ?od pinta
100 case? ftaaterns Wins p
100 cases Fine Old Bourbon Whiskey
. 100 casos Magnolia Whiskey
. 60 cases Primrose Whiskey, super
. 60 cases Old Bye Whiskey ?
100 oases Fine Cordial Obi
60 oases Old Q. Brandy,
S5 cases Bum, "St Croix"
600 cases Ale, "Majr h Sons,'.' quarts and pinta.
Jost received per steamers and schooners, and foi
sale low by JNO. ZING ft co.,
Marche mwf. -No. 88HaseLatreet
HOLLOW WABE,
Xft{\(\ PIECES HOLLOW WABB, CONSISTING
lUUv of Potiv Ovens, Spiders, Frying Pans, &o/
For sale low by JNO. KING ft OO.,
Marchi 6 _No. 88 Hasel-etreet
ALK, ALE.
tif\f\ BBLS. AMSDELL BROS. CELEBRATED
*4\J\J A LR ANY AMBER OBEAM ALE. received
weekly, and for sale by
JNO. KING & 00.
Marchs mwf No. 88 Hasel-etreet
C%r\ ORATES AND HHDB. OF ASSORTED CROOKE
RY AND GLASSWARE, just received and for
salo by JNO. KING ft OO.,
March 5 _mwf_Na 88 Hasel-street
BALTIMORE RIVET AND SPIKE WORKS?
R. W. TYSON *& CO.,
P. 0. Box 1004, Baltimore, Maryland,
MANUFACTURERS OP
HOOK-EEAD RAILROAD SPIKES, BOILER BTV*
ETS, BOAT SPIKES, fta
For further information, apply to
BRUNS ft BEE, Agents,
No. 84 East Bay, Charleston, 8. a
Marchi Sm os
fO BB P. BOO XL'S.. WM. a BOO EM.. HAXB'L. t. BXMLLOm.
ROSERS, SNELLING 6 00., '
HARDWARE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- AND MANUFACTURERS OP
CORDAGE, TWINE AND OAKUM?
Nos. 68 ana 70 Federal street, Boston,
asosmher 19 , amp , WMfe^^^^Sjg KS
THE EASTERN SO. CA. JOURNAL,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING IN
the town cf Bennettsvllle, 8, C., by W. F. E. HEN
DEBSON. Proprietor.
Terms-Throe dollars per annum In advanoe:twenty
dollars for ten copies. Marchs -j?
T, SAVAGE HEYWARD & SONS,
AUCTIONEERS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 241 Broad-street, Augusta, .
WILL BELL AT
.PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
" AND
FRIDAYS.
PABTIGTJLAB ATTENTION PAID TO CONSIGN?
MENTS. We hold ourselves strictly responsibl?
or all gooda for which we cavo acknowledged the re.
celpti, sad will render np eales as speedily as possible.
G ooo s net Insured unless instructed to do as.
Marah? _ Batos
ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE DB A T.TTRB,
SuipjiBi ani Commission MM%
fCon. 126 AND 128 MEETING-STREET
WABZBODSES:
Voe. ?3 and *?s HASEL-STEEO, . |
CHARLESTON, S. C.
A. Ctattw.E. A. 3ouder.H.T. Sondar
December M_ .
STYLES & CABTEE,
SHIPPING fr COMMISSION MERCHANTS
, AND
DEALERS IN NAVAL STORES,
So. 19 VAN?ER HORST'S WHARP,
CHARLESTON, 8.0.
U a STYLES.-....-L F. CABTEE.
February a_
WILLIS ft CHISOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
vn SHI^iN?^AGENTS.
XtJTLL ATTEND TO THE PTJBCHASH, SALE ANT
W SHIPMENT (to .Foreign and Domestic Ports) ol,
COTTON, BIOS, LUMBER end NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. C.
E. WILLIS.....A H.OHISOLal
October ?6 _?_,'
WILBUR k SON, !
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSIOB
MEEGHANTS, i
OFFICE AND SALES BOOMS,
Jm. 18 arid 15 8tate-9treet and Nos. 1 aad
:. OBLARLBSTOTST, S. O- ; .
. (LAZE OF NEWBKBBY CH., SC,)
' , CONTINUE BUSrNH^ rN CHABLBSTON, AS
8 HIP 3? 11ST Gr
'.. . Aim
Commission Merchants ;
And wUl be pleased to see their friends st i
HO. 16 BOYCE'S WHARP.
WM. A. COURTENAY. P. C. TREN HOLM.
Magg, -. ' - 1 . i
W. 0. BENNETT &?0.,
FACTOR, FORW^ING A8?NTS|
AND'- s. .; - hate
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ai .7? ACCOMMDpATIOf^ WHARF",
?lkjLBLXfBTON, O.
W. 0. BENNETT....EB. LILES....J.O.MARSHALL,
Bmantont-Kx- Governor VANCE, Charlotte, N. C ;
Hon. THOR S. ASHS, Wad es boro', N. C.; E. P. BAT?
TLE, Esq., State Treasurer, Raleigh, N. O. ; Maj. B. D.
TOWNSEND, Benne tirrill e, 8. C.; D. MALLOY, Esq.,
ChereW, & 0.; W. BRANTLEY PETTIGREW, Esq.,
Florenot. B. 0. ? Imo*._May la
ISAAC E. HERTZ, | EUGENE HU CHET. I
Lets co-partaer of Mordecai A Co. I
ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO.,
301 Bast Bay,
AUOTIONEERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
?VYTILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO Tjt>
W purchase or sale of COTTON. BICE, LUMBER
NATAL STORES, and MERCHANDISE GENERALLY 1
aad to VESSELS consigned to ow care.
Also, to sales of all descriptions of Merchandise a
AUCTION.
icxst "
MOBDBOAIA CO., E LAFITTE A CO.,
MAP^rfAT.T., BEACH St CO., E. B STODDARD ? CO.
SS. FARRAR, BROTHERS A CO.
Charleston. Aflrfl.8, IMA y _April 3
B. A. EARLY, 1 - ? J. F. EARLY,
r^rtlngton a H., S. 0. J tCharloston, 8. S.
B. A. & J. F. EARLY,
Forwarding and Corranlssloa Merchants,
NORTHWEST OORNER OF EAST BAY AND MAB
KET STREETS Charleston 8. 0.,-and Oppotatt
Court House, Darlington, 8. C., Will attend to the par
chase, ants and shipment of COTTON, NAVAL STORES,
and MERCHANDISE genertUy. Order? and consign,
menu solicited. - Cap* ? ivmn.U
A.. ILLELSFGr, j
f j ,, WHOLESALE AN? HST AIL DEA I. RR ET -,
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
DRY Gr???S TOYS ! &6?
Lt No.MS KING-STREET, Charleston. S.O. j
I AT NEW SORE PRICES. i
Sir Yotkvtfle paper copy for tiro months, and sent
LBlto this ofnee. . , ITT ?_KoTromberai
?OLEN & STEERS,
Md Street ?nd Second Avenue, New York,
"ITrHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
VT or ALL XTTTDB or
LUMBER, MANUFACTURERS OF MOULD LNGfc
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, AND BOX SH00E8.
Turning in an Its branch?e. Booka containing Pattern?
of Moulding went on appUcaUnn.
December 97 I yr
SCOTT ?fe HERIOT,
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
Wevahlngton-et.. Columbi?, S. C.
W. z. SCOTT..w. a namoi.
WUl give prompt attention n Purchasing, BeDing and
wardinc of all Merchandize. November 30
M. M. QUINN & BRO.,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers
IN
BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETC,
Io. 5 0T KING-STREET,
(Opposite Ann-street,)
OHARLE8TON, 8. O.^j
AITS
No. 137 BROAD-STREET,
(Opposite Monument-street,)
AUGUSTA GA.
The latest issues of the press always on hand.
Subscriptions received and Goods delivered or for
warded by Mall or Express. -
All CASH OBDEBS w?l be promptly attended to,
February 37 -U
M? BOOK MIFACTORL
. :.. . OS .JIB ... .:. .L
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
SDOH AB RECORDS FOB PUB LIO OFFICES,
Ledgers, Journals, Csah Booka, D*y Booka, kc, cou?
ta nUy on hand, sod made to order, sad with shy des
ri pilen o moling. None bot the best workmen employ
a and the best materials used.
A practical experience of twenty years m the abort
ne, and with facilities unaxa-pasaed, enable me to war?
nt sa tiefacti on. '
BOOK BTNDLNG AND JOB PRINTING
Ia a Ult? branches, with new type, aew nrssnh?, tatt 1
d van to? es not excelled in this city. L \ y er's Blanks,'
lties. Bonds, Mortgages, tte, kc, on hv d and prints?
o order. tntualyr_Decemberla
1866. FOR 1866. 1866.
BRADLEY'S CELEBRATED
EACH HOOP BEENS C?MP?S1
. . i'fl v l Bp s?ta ? m ? a ~
cllKjij. li tXA'A I * -.". ., ,,
VWD ttMWaaaBWaWsa^ SfffGu?
jp- SPRINGS, .'5-'<u.'.'
P RAIDED TTGrTTLY AND FIRMLY TOGETHER
AND MOAT DURABLE SPRING made.
JThey will not bend or break Uko the single rprlnga
bot wffl always preserve their ?aoJ?-.'t
-" io? ?3
OBOWDED ABflKMBTiAQEB _ <
." ... . CHURCHES .
. , - THEATRES
BA1LBOAD OARS v _
In tact, they are superior to an others, combining
?OKFORT, zcoxom^ WETNESS, AND
. : PlTRABlXnT. ^ - rips
DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT
Jor sale everywhere. Mannfactdred exclusively by
the oak owners of the Patent, OU o ? . j '
WESTS, BtlDLEY^; CAE$ F
to. 79 (miaTBHBg AND Not. 79 AND 81 REA DB BTU.,
o' NEW YORK. ?
awr-snalACn^^
EDWIN BATES & 00, I
KING S GOODRICH.
/. E. READ 4 CO. '
'WM. MCCOMB AGO.
T. KELLY.
B. SCOTT A 00.
UFFEBBARDT A CAMPSIE.
JAB. B. BETTS.
STOLE, WEBB A 00. (
t And ??OtherMerchants who sell first-class 8RTBT
tn Charleston and thronghont tho Southern State*.
1 9m9rnm^9B_j [ .
NEW PEBJUKE
For the Handkerchief. | '% ?
if???r
m.
A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra?
grant Perfume, Distilled from the Bars
and Beautiful Flower from which it
takes its name.
Manufactured only bj ^HAL?rtf ?fe SORT, .
NEW. YORK.
BEWAP? OF GODHTEBFEM
ASK FOR T^TALON^TAKE NO OTHES.
Sold by Drug?l?ta eeneroily. ;
December 20_wslyr
SPENCERD.C, VANBOKKELEN
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
?o. 198 WATER-STREET, SEW YORK.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIYBN TO THE SALE
OF COTTON AND NATAL STORES. |
REPRESENTED BY
GEORGE E. PBITOHETT, Charleston'S. a
D.D. HOCOTT, Camden?8. 0. .
A H. VAN BOKKELEN, Wilmington, N. 0.
April ls irnos?
. ' ? -_ M 1 -
aw THE WEEKLY RECORD Ohl? BE PUB.
PHASED at H. P. SUGG'S, Market-street, MEX,
QUINN'S,King atreat?atwhichplaoesnewsbeyaC ?abs
a applied.
fir .N o raper* win bs Mad from tts Office Him?
.treat _ . wju : . DecemberW
CHEROKEES CUJEE*
y ' fff IBS
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CUMS oil diseases 255SL??
self-abuse, ?p/?^^*0^
rAoo. Seminal -jrfW*
K=\OldAge\ WeakNerxeA JHfr
- ^ --/nance, ?**???t??5S?3?
V?2S2E**^ ?"?Tend all <liaesW.tbat M*
1ow^?s7s?^c?'r???yoothf?l indlscret?onM
"rli.. o' "in routnro health and .
?ther.modicinoa nave.jaiieu.
, ^hlotsentlo a sealed envelope, ?be ? any
per ti&fe&?
'? hf ?a drairiiats; br will be sent by ?P^g?X
porSoiTorths- world, on receipt of prl<*? H ?*.
sole proprietor,' - -?.?.no
Dr., W. B, TtEEpBi 87 W??e^8^?T'
Cherokee Rei^^
5 ? CHEEQKEE IHJEC??fcff
o^'notfaU io curo Gmorrhea^ 'Ot?? jjgWP*
?T j>Uchhrve> In Male "
eW^frtnione g Ure* e\xp?. * ?f|*f5
recommended' In ttos*cassa of {^^f*?* *T
BIMU ia Female*. The two.med cine*,oeM?
SaaettaSt fill to remove gW?
cnmph?nt, sba In those-caaea rfetMfatW***
naribeon used without aucceas. .Uijuiai ?
. Mc* Beme?y?Dej^^
. .. ^r injeetlon, " ] L&Jfc rfglS'-g
Tho Cherokee " Cure," ''^^^^f?f%S
fion," are to be fonnd In nil^wcQ J*^^*g
stores, and are rccoinmended tyPW^SJS
druggiata all over tbs ^^^^SZ^tmM.
end merit Some anP^P^/j&KS
try to deceive thslr customers, by ^^^^X
.worthless eompouhd^in onlar to maketmpney
m^Uvceof-these. Be oct
. gbts will not bar them for 70% write ton*
? will send them to you by e^M.^.^,c^^ei^
Ladle? or gentlemen can address ^"J
Edenes. Wo desire. Jo, send .our ORO&tJHg
pamphlst free to every lady, and
land Address all letters forpamjphleCB, msgaW%
L ?r.advJce, to tho sole proprlstor, ".,.<..,,?
. sMJjr. W. -Bu MEBWTJ?, 37 TO**? % % *.
LABIES DESIRIKG A SMOQfH, SLEA1
.'..Ot ,8?W?: . -i'lTU'1 i J'tf?
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fTTH^THS^CCM?Lir?IOK AND BKX5. j
JanuarySl wfmSmo CTIfl rTTiESTOy, BA
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fr ?,~JI\ X*SI :tS8uh^HSBflr;a? 1 3'dvrJy
No. Ill Bay-st^t,' SftTi?in4 Ch,
OFFICIAL PAPEE OF THE CITY,
? : ' ,.-.'r. ?- :vr,2?oatt
And' Publishes the Lersl Ad vertissments af H pl ?J eaaay
County watch baa M? Advertising done In Savrraaasa,
Blaine- . .-:< ul ? . : ..liq
BEST ADVERTISING KSBilT?
? In its Section of the State, lah
Daily.<rv.Ilfl P?r Autan
Tad-Weekly....-.J............... fi.J* -
Weekly!?;......
S/ W. MASON,
! . Editor* and Propriet?t.
j Aprfl 97 1 ' 1 . ' ' .; '?' ;U off
*H-<- 1 1 ! ' ' 1 j M . a jn,'> ?
THBCAHOLISA TLBTESV
Br/BLIBHID EVEBY WBDSB3DAY, AXOBAJKBS
BDB? CH., a C., by THAD. C. ANTJEBWa
The only paper published In the rloh snaAourtahtx?
District of Orangeburg, .8. 0. Circulation of the Pispsr
Meekly Paper-one year........;T^.IS.
Weekly Taper-six montha.,.........l7.. 2.
Weakly -Paper-three months. 1
To elabe often or more the Paper will be su pp***
asper year for each copy. . n\..j
lo clubs O?' twenty or more the Paper w^i be sapaE
etiiS per year, for each copy. ' .. r,
. OOHTBAOT ADVEETD3JEMEHT6L
!?TOSKruarer^Bnmnth'..vj.$
Oneaquare- two moutka...;. S.
One square-three months,.M.,.. v.. v vrir . . . . llk
ont^square-#4x months;...V.. ??g?. UL?
One sonare-twelve'msnt&s.'.-. . .-.:T...... LAC
"^ir-T" JlaWOUsTlli i 11 i," k
Twcnty-flvfl per cent discount allowed on tdvertssa
menta of three squares or over.
Thirty-three pe? cent Oisootmt allowed an adrortaa>
menta of half column or over. |S B
Fifty per cenvdlaoount allowed on adverttsemeatB 9
one column or oven
Terms cash.
fl / ' I LEGABB A ANDREWS,
"^Marchia ' " -^prssttsm
? ? e ?,S? H
TILE COLUMBEA PHOENIX
ENLARGED. ? V
Great Reduction In the Bat?? of Adven.
tia IM. , >12A?_
7TTHE COLUMBIA PHOZNlA (PUBLISHED DATLZ
L and Tri-Weekly) baa beenGREATL? ENLARGRD.
and in the quantity and quality of ita rerding aasSsar
will compare favorably with any paper in the State. Taa
subscription price to the Daily la HOaypaj; Trl-WaaV
TyS7.
The terms for transient. advertising have basa KaV
DCCED OVER TWENTY-FIVEPER CENT.; While th?
monthly and quarterly rates bare been lowered to sade
an extent as to place the columns of the paper wttafta
the .each of dealers and mannlrAitrers generally.
i -, JTJLIAK A tELB?,
Jauoary 83 Proprietor Colocabas, Phosnia,
* " . . . : THE SEW ERA. "
?WEEEXY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT DARLO?.
. TON COURT HOUSE, h&e recently been tras?
ferrad to un by ita original proprietors. Located te tfa
same District, 'and emly one station distent from thc
great railroad centre of Florence; oar *M*iMtt for eas*?
municatlon with all para of th e country, and ssssaSaf
.with the ties of Charleston, Columbia and Wihatefftaa
from which we are nearly equidistant, are nasnrpasaa
The Editor, J. H. NORWOOD, Esq., wa* formerly w
known to the press of the State as one ci the orig 1?
founders, and for several years Editor of the Darring 1
Flag, which paper was discontinued at the beginning
the war. As natives or the South we raspectfuBy Mite
a shara o? thx advertising patronage. .
J. L. COOPEli A CO., Pimlishortv,
Darlington 0, fl-, 8. C., December 22 ISCA
? Deoeniber 9S_ _ sa
SOC A DA ?1-AGENTS WASTED ?BJ
?lO seJlanewandwondorfalSEWrNCrMACHnQ?
leaky cheap oaahofotad, Addteai SHA w* A QLAJQC
M*a|aai Itptj SeptssaberU