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Christabel's Song.
V- -
Hear me, 0 thrash, In the tree top above,
Stay your sweet strains whue 1 Biog of my love;
L Coo to your mate when my pasan ls o'er
m ?\r? never heard sncb a soul-son g before.
W L ark whirring ovt r so br wo and so shy.
flash your rich warolinga that float down the
sky.
Soaring aloft, in the infinite bine.
Bare I to my secret so tender and true.
' Hay's blashing beauties tbat perfume the air;
Sooth wind caressing the flowerets fair,
Tossing leaves, tossing leaves letting down light
Crowning with glory the daffodils bright.
Brooklets that over your bloomy banka swell,
Dear little violets deep m the dell
Share m my joy tn yvor beautiful bowers,
Whisper it low to the sunny-winged hours.
Listen all things tbat are tender and sw< et.
Blossoms above me and flowers at my feet;
Here as I stand mid the fragrance and dew,
The portals of Peace open wide t > my view.
Over my way dawns a wonderful light.
Doubt's dreary shadows have all taken fig nt,
Evermore, evermore love shall be mine.
Love fond and faithial, love bait divine.
nark I he is coming, the lord of my life.
Coming to crown me with bil? as his wife;
Down tn i tie valley the wedding bells peal,
Echo's faint chimea through the glad woodlands
a eal;
Lasses and ladles with garlands so gay
b rew our bright path to the altar to-day.
Welcome him, welcome him, all thlnira so fair,
Brooklet and blossom and bird of the air.
LEA SE OF THE WILMINGTON AND
WELDON RAILROAD.
[From the Wilmington Journal ]
On Friday last, at the meeting of the board
ot directors of the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company, held in -Baltimore, the
lease of that railroad to the Wilmington, Co?
lumbia and Augusta Railroad Company for
ninety-nine years, with the privilege ol a per?
petual renewal, was agreed upon, and the
terms of the lease will be formally referred to
the stockholders at a special or at their next
general meeting In this city. The Wllmlngi on,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company con?
tracts to take entire charge ot the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, pay the interest of Us
bonds, and pay the bonds themselves st their
maturliy, and pay to the stockholders five per
cent upon their stock for the year 1872, aix
per cent, for the year 1873, and seven per
cent, for each and every year thereafter.
These rates are to be paid to stockholders free j
of all taxes and all other encumbrances. We |
take lt that the stockholders of the Wilming?
ton and Weldon Railroad Company wUl be
well pleased with this lease as a financial
operation, and the stock may be expected to j
go rapidly up In price.
PRESS REPORTS OF THE CROPS.
The Abbeville Medium says: "Our farmers
do not give us a very flattering account of
their crop prospects. Most every part of our
country ls suffering for rain and the season Is
very backward, we have bad some very good
showers of ralo in this community lately but |
the high dry winds destroyed their nselulness.
There is a very poor.stand of cotton in some'
neighborhoods and, unless we soon have rain,
the crops will be ahuri."
The Sumter News says: "We hear that the
Fork of Black River was visited on last Thnrs
day alternoon with a terrine haU-storm. and
that even after thu cloud passed over, and the
rain bad subsided, hall-stones, as large as a j
Guinea egg, could be shovelled np by the wag?
on load."
The Newberry Herald says: "Since our last I
Issue, showers o? rain have lallen In various [
localities ot our county. Although the crops are
not doing well, with favoring seasons, hence?
forth and a late fall, lost ground may be re-1
covered."
The Rarnwell Sentinel says: "We travelled
last wtfcek through a large portion of country,
and were pleased to see the crops ol corn and
cotton looking well. The recent rains have ex?
tended pretty generally over the State, and
prospects for a good yield were never more
favorable."
The Marlboro' Times-says: "The weather
hos been variable for some days past. Some
showers have fallen, and one or two morning*
have been quite cool. The crops are looking
well. Grass ls growing rapidly, and li not
weU attended to will soon give trouble."
The Chester Reporter sa>s: "The. drought'
which has retarded the growth of the crops
was brought to an end on Saturday night last j
by an abundant fall ot rain.- It came too late
to be of any very great benefit to the crops of |
small grain. These are i generally very un?
promising. Colton and'corn are both now
doing well." . ? ? _ _
JOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.
-Senator Smalls addressed an enthusiastic
"Radical meeting on St. Helena last week.
-Mrs. Matthew Mnldrow, of Darlington,
fell from a buggy and hurt herself severely.
-Ylcey Buchanan was killed by Aleck Wil- J
Hams, near Bennetts vi He, last week. Acci?
dent. . .
-The Colleton Republicans held a meeting
last week, den on nod the State administration
as a failure, and called a county convention.
-The State Supreme Court convened on
Thursday, Judges Wright and Willard pres?
sent. There being nu special business, ad?
journed to Thursday, Jane 6.
-The Chewier Reporter says that John Lee, j
a deputxaaPMia). has expressed his de ter ral-J
nation to handcuff and tie white men that he
may have occasion te arrest hereafter.
-The roof ot the old house in Baanfort ]
once owned by Captain Ed. Barnwell, known
durlnjr^the war as the "Signal Station,"
caught lire on Saturday last about noon and
vus soon put out.
-Mr. John Bump, an employee of the South
Carolina Railroad Company, had several ol his
loes taken off by a Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad train, on Thursday, in Au?
gusta.
, The smoke-house o? Colonel John English,
of Richland, was entered on Wednesday
night, and robbed of a lot of bacon and flour.
Connel E. has been Victimized in this manner
several times.
-Since the 22d instant Jonathan Moore,
R. L. Harm -in, Jerome P. Moss, W. D. Parker,
and W. H. White have been released from im
grisonment on bond. On the 24th John E.
arrcll, o? York County, waa re-arrested and
committed to Jail. There are now seven pris?
oners in the Y or k vi 1 le jail.
-Mr. William Baxter Crosby was acquitted
in Chester last week of the murder of James
Shannon. Upon his discbarge be wan at once
arrested by John Lee, colored, United States
deputy marshal, on some supposed -Ku-Klux
charge, and committed to jail. On Monday
last he was permitted to give ball for his ap?
pearance at the United States Court, and was:
released from imprisonment
-In the County of Lexington, Tuesday and1
W?dnesday, in the case of the State vs. Simon
Black, Jake Johnston and Solomon Norphlet, j
for the murder, in December last of Mr. M. H.
Harman-,. Mr. Barnwell appeared for the
State, and Messrs. Meelze and Rice as assis?
tant counsel. Fdr the defence, Messrs. T. H.
Cooke, J. W. Trade wei I, and B. I. Boone, the
the two last named counsel from Columbia.;
The case excited much interest throughout:
Tuesday, and was given to the jury Wednesday
morning. The Jory, after an absence of a
little over half an hour, brought in a verdict
ot guilty of murder against all three of the
parties named.
{Daters, Jetoeiru* $ft.
STOCK OF
STERLING SILVER,
? SIL YE R - ? LATED WABE
AND
k ;TABLE CUTLERS
?French and American Clocks,
f IS TO BE FOUND AT
JAMES ALLAN'S,
p-o/ 307 KliVCr STREET?,
decs-stnthoosm
OFFICIAI..
LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postofllcc
at Charleston, ror thc week endlpg May 3i
1872, and printed olllclally In THE DAILY NEWS.
aa the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City of Charleston.
S3- Office hours from 8 A. M. to SX P. M. On
Sundays, from 5tf to e>? P. M.
as-Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are "Advertised."
STANLEY 0. TROTT, Postmaster.
WOMEN'S LIST.
Allston, Char?
lotte
Archer, Emily
Baxter, Hrs C E
Bates, Lillie
Rearo, Dianah
Bell, Mary
Bell. Mary Jane
Bennett, Miss A
Beamer, Jennie
Behling, Annie
Bland, Martha
Ulacttinaun, Lit
ile
Bolus. Mary J
Bonnet, Ra?
chael
Broasler, Lucre?
tia Rene
Brown, Sarah
Bryan. Hannah
Buck, Sophia C
Cameron, Sere
naT
Calder, Susan
Carr. Mrs A T
Camplin, Mrs M
A
Carrel!, Adeline
Canillo, Mar
gret
Chesborough,
Mattie
Corcoran, Mary
Coie, Out ti rine
Collins, sue
Cole, Mrs J
< oolin, Mrs E
Cross, Mary L .
Craig, Francis
Dickerson, Bi
nih
Donneau, Mrs
Vickie
Downing, Mar?
gret
Donzolmann,
Anna
Drayton, Chris?
tiana
Drayton, Maria
Bid warda, Mary
Agnes
Edgersoo, Sa
rah
Eoglehsrdt,
Louisa
Evans, Mrs R A
Ferrett, Mrs D
Fenwick, anna
Jane
Ferrlll, Annie
Maria
Fie k lin g, F liza
Forbes, Miss K
T
Ford, Mrs M 0
Frost, Anna R
Frazier. Teua
Fuiler, Crace F
Gadsden, Mrs
LW
Onnhrard, Mrs
E
Qeddes, Margret
Qihs-n, Lizzie C
Gibson, Mrs C D
QordnB, Mattie
Goodwyn, Sally
O
dorr, Betty
Goldsmith, Rose
H
Oreen, Jennie
f;r-en. Sarah L
Hargrave, Bel
eu
Harrison, Janie
Hey ward, Di
anah
Heyward,
Christmas
Heape, ida D
HlciiluH. Nan?'
Hllderbrandt,
catherine
Hicks, Angeline
Hodges, Uracil*
Holbrook, Es
ther
Holmes. Nancy
Qugaeoln, Miss
MA
Jamtsou. Mary
Jenkins, Dlanah
Jessen, Cathe?
rine
Jones, Anna
Johnson, Jose?
phine
J o a ut-on. Rosan?
na O
Johnson, Mar?
ina
Jordon, M H ti le
Keenan, Mary
Koobloc-h, Alice
B
Klencke, Johan
oa
Ryal!, Maggie
La tllu. Mary E
Landers, Brid
get
Leighton, Lou
Llndstrlm, Sa?
rah
Marlon, Anna
Mazingo, Ma?
riah
Maher, Kate
Marcon, Har?
riett
Mauoney, Mrs M
A
Mehrtena, An?
nie
Merrance, Mar?
gret
Mitchell, Mag?
gie
Middleton, Mr.
A
Miks, Anna
Mia i OOH, Mrs
James
Mouzcn. Nancy
Montgomery,
Mrs A B
Morris. Char?
lottes
Murrin. Miss
Annie
Mosemann, Em
mac
Mood. Mist M K
Mooltln, Harriet
Ann
Murray, Miss S
A
McAllster, Mary
McAllster, Mrs
Charles
Mccormack. Mrs
J
Magill, Nancy
McNeil). Mrs
Jumes
McMakln, Mrs
Mary
McVey, Mrs
Nesbit, Eliza?
beth
Vol en, Mary
O'Brien, Aun E
O'Connor, Brid
get ?
O'Connell, Mag?
gi?
Oliver, Martha
Parker, Sallie
(2)
Peck, Cecelia Se
Phillips, Mrs C
B
Porter, Mrs M
E
Piivose. El i zo
Prothro, caren?
da
Quinn, Eliza?
beth B
Qulmby, Edwin
J
Rahm, Mrs Ja,
Ready, Eliza
Rials. Celia
Richardson, La?
vinia
Richardson,
Rose
Richardson,
Hannah
Rlcnarson, Lucy
Richardson, ce?
lia
Robinson, Char?
lotte A
Robinson, Lillie
Hobiuson, Mrs
Rou
Rodott, Mary
Atina
Russell, Jose?
phine
Samsen, Ann :
Scott, Miss
-ch roder, Mary
B
'Schroder, Mrs
Marl
Scnneii, Mad me,
King s reet
Seyle, Mrs J F
Settra, Miss or
Mrs Jane
Sheridan, E Iza
-hirer, Eliza
beth
Simons. Mrs Ma
" ry
simons, Geor
giana
^Ingleton,
na M
Singleton,
ger
singleton,'
Edward
Sims, Margret
Smalls, Mrs Kev
C
Smallwood, Sa
rah A
smith. Marv P
Smith, Anna R
Smith, Rachel
Smith,Charlotte
Smith, Sarab
-r,latia, Mrs J M
Spencer, Ca he
rlne
Strolhart, Mrs
James A
Stewart, Martha
Stewart, Cathe
noe
St( locke, Mrs
Stafford, MtasO
Soraptcr, Miss
Ann Eliza
Sullivan, Elly
Summers, sele
na
Taylor, Mrs O
E
An
Ba
Mrs
Fan
Car
Mrs
Taylor, Susan
Thompson, Jen
nie
rnompaon, Mrs
J R
Thompson, Mary
Ellen
Turner,
nie
Walker,
rle
Wayne,
Henry
Waring, Marla
Walson. Emily
Walllns, Corne?
lla
Waring, Mrs
Theo D
Welch, Mrs Ste?
phen P
Weston, Ade
Hoe
White, Maria
vii a, lim iii
Wilkerson, Jane
Wild ams, Anna;! ft
Wi dams, Julia A.
Williams, Nan 1
cy
Williamson. Ma
ry J
wilson, Mar?
gret
Wilson, Kate
wilson Anna
Witherspoon,
Julia
Wigntmann,
Mrs CC
MEN'S LIST.
Afrler, Henry uibben, J E nulsen, 8 H
adams, J F Glover. L F Parsons. W
Ahurn, Dr Rob- Qoddoa, W H Pauley, Thoa D
ere Golden, Beary Parker, Theo
Aimar, Octa- (col'd) dore
vms Graham, Robt Pa- ker. Nav
Alison, J H Oreen, Boliag Parker, T F
Albee A War- (cul'd) Hackney. B H
ten. Green A Son Q,ue.-n. ?'rank
Alston, John Chas flagland, M
Alen. T J Gratton, J C Ramm, A B
Angel, John uraluger. B E tteddy. r M
Atti. Joseph urant, cB Recke, Chaces
Alston, Morgan Orant, Captain Reade, Jno W
Bartlett,Jr. Jno Hamilton, Ma Reid, Andrew
Baker, Isadore con Kemp, conrad
Bery Esq, Arron Harten, J B "leerson, Tuney
Betreman, B F Hall, H S Rivers, Orchard
Bestman, F Hastedt, H Kosls. JOBO
Bing. Julius Ela'deu. J B R per, ? LI
Blackwell, Thos H.zel. Samuel Robluann, J
H Haskell, Jno N Ryan, E
Bland, Edward Heddefly, Jas P Kyan. Thoa
Blum A Sprle- Hilts, G M Salter, Moses B
gell Hlbbera, LL :arci.ru, Gio
Blase, 0 L Huger, Arthur vant
Dcyian, James M . Sanders, w C
bolls, John Hughes, Samuel sass, John
Bovd, R F Jackson, Nor Schwabe, F
liokaen, Julius nun Schiobohm, H
Boy ml, J James, A H Scnnchert, L
Brady. H H Jenkins, S J sch?tz, J
Bruojes, w Jessen, Chris Schultze, fl,
Brisbane. Scipio Han Scott, u
Br a l. M ford, Fred- Jones, ? Anthony ?haw, D B
erick Jones, WN Sheedy, John
Brown, Mat Jones, James ?thea, Daniel
Bryan, James Johnson,Angus- simmons, c K
(coi'd) tus W Smith, Thos
Brown, Peter Johnson A Co, mun, Ben
Brown, Prince Wm Snowden, Tote
Brown.Seamore Johnnon, Sam- Stootamlre, M
Buck, W L u-1 H Stroble, Isear
Bulwinkle, B Kahrs, Henry stryker, Jno
Buckland, K nny. John steveua, Jno
Frank U Kerrigan, Thos Stemart, Jno
Eurlry, W fl Kelman, P B stunr H D
Buero, A Kinney, John stiffens, r H
Butler, N P Kintaw, Alfred Snrau, O E
Buldt, D Kirsten, Henry >urao, W F
Canea, Alexan- Kurier, A Tate, Simon
der Lane. Edward Tennant, W 0
Carr, Thoa McG Laubock, H G Thake, Jno
Carr, Rev WU- Leave, Solomon Thompson, J
son Lockwood, Thompson, R T
Carsland, F H Stephney i'hompson, R A
Carachera, S Lawton, W 0 Thompson, Jno
Ch> seer, Capt Lucas, A Ll M
James U J M rracey, E
Chlsium, Jno 0 Hack, Wade Prescott, W
Clark, Jno M Maitland, Phelps Tysou, 'CS .
Davis, CS A Co Usurluo, Cabed
Davis, James T Marshall, Jno Vollner, 0
Oavey, James ?aver, J T Wattes. J
Decamps, P E Manlgault, Jo- Walpole, Legare
Days, timon sepn West, Thos B
Deans, Daniel Mathews, WU- Webster, J)aoIel
Dillon, Wa.ter liam Weller, J H c
Doerzaph, Pani MelO, F Weber, Charles
H Meloney, James Webb, W H
Dow, Samuel B Melrose, W H White, Jno D
Downs, G Meyers, John White, Prestlller
Douglas, George Milds, j j ?hite, Selam
Drew, Benjamin Michell, Astley Wit>e, Thos H
OnPre, J FC il ills, nichard Wile, Pots
Dolaney A Co, Mltche I, James wuschen, 0
Jno " Miller, Peter L Withers, James
Bmmerley, W (forgan, Capt C.
S John williams, Lq
Entlemau, F Morgan, Rev elua
Everts, Dr Or- Jessie Williams, E
i lieus McEluos?, W Williams, Qos
Parabee, John McOiunes,- ' WU- Williams,
?Finney.Nat liam : " Charles
Fleming, Mich- Mcintyre, Hy- Wolflnger. John
aid ram e Wreden, Henry
Fubsou, B ? Welson, "B . Wrighton,
Gaynon, Mich- Nichols, Juo B - Aaron
ael Ohlckera, Hen Tates, James A
arvey. Patrick ry >ouns, william
Qall.atd, Tnos F.Z-dgler, G H
tw Persons depositing letters in the Postoffice
wUl please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they wiU also
' please to remember that without the stamp a let?
ter cannot be maded, but win be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
financial.
JAY COOKE, MCCULLOCH & co.,
Jo. 41 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
COMMERCIAL CREDITS,
CABLE TRANSFERS.
CIRCULAR LETTERS
FOR TRAVELLERS, AVAILABLE IN ALL PA RTS
OF 1 HE WORLD.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 20 WALL STREET.
may23-x
Oottttttj (Rates.
"^?^NCTICE ?P^?T?T- COUNTY
TREASURER'S OFFICE. FIRE-PROOF BUILD
?Nn, CHARLESTON, S. C., MAY 2'JTH. 1872,-No?
tice Is hereby given that the personal property, or
io mnch as may oo necessary, belonging to E. R.
White, consoling of Marble and Stone, finished
ind roogh, levied on for delinquent state and
bounty taxes, for the years 1869, 1870 and 1871,
viii be sold at public auction on the premises, No.
io Meeting street on Wednesday next, the 5th
lay of Jone, 1872 by thc County Treasurer, or his
lepnty, unless the said taxes are previously paid,
amounting to six hundred and nine dollars and
wenty-flve centt, ($809 25) with costs.
WM. GURNEY,
County Treasurer, Charleston County.
may30-ths2*
Special Notices.
WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD
table with Stalls for three horses and carriage
oom f jr three wagons In the Immediate vicinity
f Horlbeck-s alley and King streets.
SAGERS SEWING MACHINE COMPAS'1
jnnl-2_
?ST- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA
ILE ASSOCIATION, tor the BeneQt of the Free
chool Fun ri-official Raffle Numbera:
CLASS No. 631-MORNING.
7-49-33-61-35-75-40-20-46- 5-17-70
CLASS No. 632-KVKNINO.
G-ll-67-39-45-33-21-60-37-32-10-42
Aa witness oar hands at Charleston this mst
ay of May, 1872.
FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
jool Sworn Commissioners.
?^TO CLEAN GREASE SPOTS FROM I ?
our garments, me the DOLLAR REWARD
OAP.
DOWIE, MOISE, A DAVIS, Agents, | <
Charleston, S. 0.
YOUR HAIR IS COMING OUT
r turning gray, do not marmor over a mlsfor
uoe you eau BO easily avert AVER'S BAIR
'IGOR will remove the cause or your grief by re?
aring yonr hair to Its natara! color, and
herewith your good loots and good nature.
J an l-si utn3
^-PREMATURE GRAYNESS OF THE
air should be prevented, and the best and surest
reven i Ive ia HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
AIR RENEWER. Jnnl-BtnthS
THE SUBSCRIBERS' STORES
til be closed every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2
clock t'rom June 1, 1872, to October 1, 1872:
STOLL, WEBB A AO.,
CHARLES KftRRISON,
J. R. READ,
Mc LO Y A RICE,
T. KELLY,
LOUIS COHEN A CO.,
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT A CO.
miy28-tnths3
NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
ILLS DE L'AIR, W. Jones, Master, from cardin",
xs this day (27th) been eu tere J at the Custom
ouse under the Five Day Act. All goods not
;rmltted at the expiration of that time will be
mt to the pabilo stores. HENRY CARD.
May 27, 1872--.8 6 Agent.
^BURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
OWDERS.-Having used Yeast Powder In onr
untiles for sovoral years, we give a decided pref
renee above all others to that prepared by
DWARD S. BURNHAM, Grad?ate of Pharmacy,
o. 421 King street, near Calhoun street, Charles
>n, S. C. : King Mansion Boarding Moase, Julius
etsch, B..O. Webb, George L. Holmes, George s.
enter, M. D., John T. Wightman, D. D., William
mlth. Master Mach?n Ut, 8. C. R. R.
apr5-3mos
pm* BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-TflSI
uperb Hair Dye la the beat in the world. Per
wily harmless, reliable and Instantaneous. No
isappolntment. No ridiculous tints, or napleas
ntodor. The genuine W. A. Batchelor'a Hair,
lye produces Immediately a splendid black or'
atnral brown. Doce not stain the skin, bnt
laves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
nly safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists,
actory ls Bond street, New York.
mchs-tnthslyr-Dao
?S* CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA
?R-NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
'HE HAIR?-A perfectly clear preparation In one
ottle, aa easily applied as water, for restoring to
ray hair ita natural color and youthtul appear?
ance, io eradicate and prevent dandruff, to pro
note the growth of the hair and stop ita falling
?ut. It la entirely harmless, and perfectly free
rom any poisonous substance, and will therefore
ake the place of all the dirty and unpleasant
'reparations now lu use. Numerous testlmoula s
lave been sent us from many of our most proud
lent citizens, some ef which are subjoined. In
very thing in which the articles now In use are
ibjectlonable, WRYSTAL DISCOVERY ls perfect,
t ls warranted to contain neither Sugar or Lead, ']
lulphur or Nitrate of Silver, lt does not soil the
lothes or scalp, ls agreeably perfumed, and
nakes one of the best dressings for the Hair tn
IBO. It restores the color or the Hair "more per
eec and uniformly than any other preparation,"
md always does so In from three to ten days,
rlrtually reeding the roots of the Hair with all |
he nourishing qualities necessary to its growth
ind healthy condition; lt restores the decayed
ind Induces a new growth of the Hair more post
?iveiy than any tiling else. The application of;
his wonterruldiscovery also produces a pleasant,
md cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
t pleasing and elegant appearance. Price $1 a
)Otlle. ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. OL
For Bale by the Agent, Du. H. BAER,
No. 131 Meeting street, Charleston, 3. O.
13VH-9tUthlV
^TON MARRIAGE.-*-*
Happy relier for Young Men from the effect^
af Errors aud Abuses in early life. Manhood re
itorod. Nervous debility cured. Impediments'
to Marriage removed. New method of treat-!'
oient, New aud remarkable remedies. Book?!
?nd Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad. i
lr ess HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Slnth atreet. Philadelphia. Pa. oe tia
Clothing, (EarloriTig, &r.
FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER, 1872.
MENKE & MULLER,
CLOTHIERS,
NO. 325 KING STREET,
THREE DOORS BELOW LIBERTY STREET,
Invite attention to their large aud splendU
stuck Of CLOTHS, OASSlMERES, COATINGS,
Suiting Cheviots, Linens, Ac, and the handsom?
est selection of Pauts and Vest Patterns, which
will be made to order under the supervision or a
most skilful and fashionable cutter.
CLOTHING
FOR MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDREN, of |
every style and quality, and at very low
prices.
AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
Which embraces tho celebrated STAR SHIRTS
and the choicest novelties lu NECK WEAR.
All orders promptly executed and satisfaction
guaranteed. apr2-4mos
?rjirt? ana Jomi?rj?tg ?0000.
SEASONABLE
GOODS.
MEN'S FANCY HALF-HOSE.
GAUSE, ME BINO, SILK AND THREAD
ENGLISH SILK UMBRELLAS.
Elegant Suspenders.
ROMAN SASHES. SCARFS & TIES.
DRESS SHIRTS,
COLLARS AND CUFFS;
TBE CELEBRATED
SPIRAL - SEAM DRAWERS,
WITH THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF
ELEGANT NECK-WEAR,
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
SOOTT'oS
STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM,
MEETING STKEET,
APPOSITE THE HARKET HALL.
novia
Pin ?O0?B, ttl.
FL RCIIfxOiT, BENEDICT & CO,
No. 244 KING STREET.
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(MigarG ano GI ob a:to.
EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE
No. 310 KING STREBT,
THREE DOORS SOOTH OF SOCIETY STREET. '
CIGARS AND TOBACCO ol all kinds.
PIPES o? every quality.
Call and examine Stock before buying [else
where.
WILLUM SCHRODER, Propr ietor.
N. B.-The Wheel of Fortune conr .tant j on
baud. Inveat 26 cents and try your lu' *
mchT-DOAwiyr
<SMfr karolina Bittet*: 8 '
bLD~~C AR? LI N A BITTE W??
Av P??LIGrBCTF TJli, TOJXIC.^ .'
The Southern Country bas been sn iloode i wi ii Bitters and Tonic*, all pro fess I np to be panaceas
for every disease ihat . n-si ts heir, to,-' t liar, u ls with.somfdiffldenre we place .our OLD (JAKOLINA
Bl'TEBS before thc public. We (eel emboldened to "do so, however, from the rn ar Ked favor they
have met with the patt n ve years, and the con'inn d demand from every action of the country
where they have been once introducid, ls evidence that they possess some merit.
CUBES
GENERAL DEBILITY,
WAIST OP APPETITE,
DYSPEPSIA, .
INDIGESTION,
CHILLS.
THE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS ARE NOT A VILE PANG Y DRINK,
Bat are compounded by an Experlenc d Chemist! and contain tome of the very beat Tonics round Ur
;!ic Pharmacopoea. blended with select Indigenous root* and herns, together rormlug a most delight-;
ul Tonie, and can be taken w.th p-rrect saretv by the old and young. The delicate f-male, su rrerl nu
rom prostration ana nervous debility, will find In the "OLD .CAROLINA BITTERS" a remedy that
?111 Kraduallv Htrensthen the system. Invigorate the spirits ond restore bloom to tho pale cheek. We
lave never offered our bitters as a Cure for all Diseases, but, as a Kellabie Tonio, they have no equal
n genera! debility of the system resulting from Intermittent, Typhotd. Malarial and Nervous Fevers.
Taten In small doses, i he Ca ollna Bitters will be.found highly beneficial, and the patient will find
Umseif with altered reelings afier he has taken!a few bottles. Try lt once and you will be convinced.
For sale by all Druggists and.Grocers., and et Wholesale by tue Manufacturers, :
PHILIS? WIPTEMAN ?fc CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, CHARLESTON, S. C.
mch2tntba-3moan?o
WITH
CHILLS AND FEVER ?
TH RY ARE ENTIRELY VRfl ETABLIS.
They coolata no arsenic or poisonous ingns
?Lienta of any Kind-nothing In the least decree
injin loua to tue system nader nny circumstances
-?nd may be administered wita'perfect safety
Co an infant.
They never fall to caro tho most obstinate cosd
ivhen taken aa directe 1.
They care Imme lately. Ia no caso will tho na
lient have more thau one chill after tbe llrst dose,
ind in the majority of cas- s not even that.
They accomplish the work by destroying the
lanse or disease, which no other remedy pretends
lo do.
They are an effectual preventive, neutralizing
the malarious poison in the system, aud tims
averting its consequences.
PHYSICIANS USE THEM IN THEIR PRACTICE;
It ls almost universally the eros M h at physicians I
condemn winn are gem rally known aa "Patent
Medlcloea.? MOI.SE'd PEVKtt AND AOUB PILLS;
ihoaeh under this head, the composition ls knowu
to many, and s > pa pablo are their valu ?b e cura?
tive properties that a number of the first physi?
cians In the South aad West have adopted them
lu their pructlce, and recomueud them to their I
patients as the most reliable Fever aud Ague
medicine known.
NO ONE NEED SUFFER,
be they ever so mnci exposed to Fever and Ague,
If thry will only take
MOISE'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
To thos? who have contracted Fever and Ague,
Instead of using Quinine, Arsenic, and other power?
ful remedies, they will And not only immediate
relier, but a positive cure in
MOISE'S FEVER ANO AGUE PILLS,
which IB an old reliable article prepared from the
private formula or <>ne or the most experienced
physicians In the Fever and Ague districts, who
alter many years or successful practice hos made
lt known to the pr prietor. This article hos been
used In eases where every remedy has railed bei
lore, and performed the mon astonishing eures;
being a vegetable compound, lt removes the
cause or the disease at once, and does not fur
nish, as many articles do, only temporary relier.
may30 ?MNSO . }
?tliocdldTUoriG.
ELGIN'S
P H AN T O M .
The best Bean tiner or the Complexion In the
Market, Ladles try lt, you will (ind lt so. Sample
Packages or rms Nsw AND BEAUTIFUL FACB POW
ORB, free by all druggists. DO WIE, MOISE A
DAVIS, Wholesale Agents. Charleston, S. C.
maya-mtbslS
professional.
_?_i^.
jyL IL B. HEWITT,
No. 31 WENTWORTH STREET,
CH ARLES TO N , 8. C.,
Can be consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases or a kindred natur.1, free of chargo
.nd lu strict confidence. Charges mode?
rate and within the reach or all. Of?
fice hours from 9 A. M. to ? P, M. :
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
in all arthritic complaints, as rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia, Ac, thu practice Is almost perfect.
The most Intense pains are almost instantly re?
lieved, enormous swellings are reduced, llm"4
which have been contracted aad stin for years are
relaxed. Oases or twenty, thirty aud forty ye u sj
standing have been cured by me after all other:
means have failed -, I
A great accomplishment U my triumph over
palu by which I can oitan, in a few moments,
,'oothe ana carry off the most excruciating sar-'
rvrlngs. II this syst m did nothing more than
io ;eievepain, it wou.d stand superior roany
otho." system exiont.
CATARRH.
Stopped-op Head, Running or the Nose, co danf
Hawking and Spitting, constant Blowing or :
the Nose
Thousands soffer from that most annoying, dis
agreeole and offensive complaint, catarrh, with?
out knowing what lt is. ufr.cn tue secreted mn
couf, flowiug down the tui oat. clogs up tue tungi
aud lays the foundation for.consumption.
Too most skillful physicians, fall to care lt.
l care any case of ob tructlon, storped ut
head, discharges of greenish, thick, thin or glairy
mac?os from tue hose, internal or externa1, pale
.or mimosa between the eyes, COLSUI t blowing o;
th snose. lbdammutl m or the nasal palagea
ulceration or . hchuclderlon mein nra ne, ac, li
the co" "ii"80 of a few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises in Hie Head, otor rucea'
Otitis (Disc large rrom the Ear,) Paralysis or
Auditory Nerve.
I am dally i rea tim all affect tous or the ear wit!
the most giatifyii.'ii resin ?H. Someti? had pai<;
aurhts neany $10oo without benefit have bei
cured by me in a few weeks at a moderate ex
T86" MERCURIAL. DISEASES. , j
Mercury, injudiciously used, has filled th yean!
With wrecks of -humanity. Thousands surfer iron
: Its i ffects who have beeu unconsciously drugnei
hy tneirphysician. sjth vain ro attempt.me cur
or tho majority of dise?es while lt remi-.lns ia th
body. Although I have hearu ur scverar so-cailet
intldotes tor meronry tu tne human body. I hav
i lever > et seen a physician who could ?limin?t
IL; from the system. - .
1 can satisfy any patient or phyolcan thal I cai
o bsolotely abstract mercury, lend, zinc, am
o Iber m?ueral pomona in every case.
CANCERS.
N oU-Tne-Tangere. Lupuso, or Wolf Cancer, Seit
?rliUB Cancer, Fanpons Cancer, Rose Cancer,
Spider Cancer.
i i mutee a great specialty In the treatment o
I every desertion of Cancer and Tu nora. .
Bn? many cancers and Tumors are wronfall
trea ted ny cer ain charlatana styling themseive
"Ca'acer Do tors."
AI ter being pronounced incurable.! will tak
any one of tbese cases in hand and make a pei
mMi r-ieriw for treating Cancers, Ac., will b
base d oa the age and condition of the patient
and /be positive certainty of cure,
ma y?s-6mos
Drugs ano JfticomTus.
L?GAISTA^
AXIONS.
W. R. WA BUSS 4 00.,
OP PHILADELPHIA,
oner the following assortment of Elegant Pre?
parations, now asea by Physicians everywhere.
Sena far Price List to Dr. H. BAKU, Charleston:
iron and'lodoform Pills, a powerful Alterative
and Tonio
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss of
Nerve Power,.Ac. . ' . I
Elixir Cinchonla Calisaya'
Elixir Pyrophosphate of Iron
Elixir calisaya, lr n and Bismuth
Elixir calisaya, Serrated
Elixir Ca.lsaya, Iron and Strychnia
Elixir Bismatb .- . . . .
Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth and Stroyhnla
Elixir Yaierlahate of Ammonia
Wine of Pepsin ' . . . . ?
Bitter, wine of Iron
Wino ot WU i Cherry ' ';'' I
Ferrated Wine of Wild Cherry -' ::.:?.'.;.-.'. i i
comp. Syrup ot Phosphates (or Chemical Food)
?>yrup or Uypophoaphttes (for consumption. Bron?
chitis, Ac.) . ..: . ? . -
Lozenges or Pepsin .and Iron , -
Licorice Lozenges, cot&lnlng Vanilla, Tola,Ac
Elixir Taraxacum Comp. This ls a new ana vaia
' u^io com bl ii aiton of the medicinal prop er tl ?a
orthe iMadttiLjn, wild Cherry anu Gentian,'
associated 'With Aromatics. lt ls a very
agreeablenndefflclenc'remedjr, ? Aside from' '
Its medicinal virtues, lt ls u erm M? vehicle
and for maiklng the bitter taste of Quinine.
Elixir Gentian and Ima ' .
Elixir Bromide or Potassium..
Syrup Pnosph. Quinine; iron 'and strychnia, (Ait?
ken's Syrup) 'for Debility and Nervous Pros?
tration, Indigestion Chlorosis, Ac
Ellx. valetlanate of strychnia '
Ellx. Puo4ph. Quinine iron and Strychnia (of the
greatest service where there u a tendency, to
Paralysis) - .".
Beer, Wine and Iron, an elegant combination,
especially serviceable in cases of children and
delicate ladles. . , . . '
In addition to the above, W. R. Warner A Co.
manufacture a ru.1 lino of Fluid Extracts and
Sugar-coated Pills, all of which are to be had at |
Manufacturer's Prices, of ? ." ;?> '
D& H BAGA; No. 131 Meeting street, ; i
mch23 d?W6mos, , r Charleston, a. a ,
BUGS AND MEDICINES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
D
. :
DB. U. li AK R, No. 131 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C., r
Invites attention tb the following Preparations
or-his own Manufacture: . r ,
THE CELEBRATED^ GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL, FOR INFANTS TEETHING. :
This ls the best Medicine for in rants and young
Children ever offered to thc moue. Ic ls care?
fully prepared Lom tho best Drugs according to
a prescription furnished by a distinguished uer
man Pnysician nf lanje and successiul practice,
tad has been tried, and, approved hv nany or our
best' physicians. lt ls specialty adapte 1 to tbe.
diseases lucidon: to childhood dari?g the trying
period of Teetnmg. and recommends lmed.for the
cure of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colic, Griping In
the Bowels, Summer Complaint, Ac lc contains
no Anodyne ur-ocher injurious Drug, and should,'
therefore, bs preferred, to the .?ooihtag Syrups
that now norn the m ir kee, which are known to
contain Opium, and are. there ore, more or less
injurious. Thousands or.c.ul.dreu are murdered
annually by soothing Syrups; in some cases, this
ract has been published lu the newspapers, where
the pny-lctau In attendance so stated la nu death'
certificate. In tho numerous other oases, where
the Innocents are murdered by this modern
Herod or thc Nursery, the cause ls laid to a thous?
and other causes-to all- but the right one.
Mothers, bear this m mind, and use the German
Soothing Cordial,' winch ls safe, efficient and
satisfactory. Do not fall to try a bottle at once I .
The booming cordial ls also an 'excellent Tobie,
admirably adapted In cases of Debility-itlvlng'
tone to tne system, recuperating the strength,
and restoring the appetite.
Price 25 cen ts a bottle.
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
This ls no Dye, but. a Tonio, and Hair Dressing'-'
keeps the scalp clean, and promotes tbe growth
of the Hair; contains no Nitrate o' Silver, uo Sul?
phur, no Sugar or Lead, and no other Injurious
Drug. Try lt. only 50cents a bottle.
DR. BAER'S IMPROVED VEGETABLE
CATHARTIC PILLS.
Tho proprietor or these Pills confidently be?
lieves that he. has succeeded, by a skilful com?
bination of vegetable, remedies. In pro lacing a
preparation that will bring health and happiness
t J ttienarortnnate sufferer. In,.the following dis?
eases, they have tuen .used by. thousands with
most wonderful saccess: Bdiou's'Disorders and
Liver Co upi dat. Dyspepsia or Indigestion,, Head?
ache, Costiveness, Los* of Appetite, Neuralgia,
Dropsy, Dysentery. Piles, Dlseaseo of the Mein,
Pain in tho Side, Back and Limos, bick Headache,
and all derangements of the stomach.
Theje Pilla may be taken with perfect safety by
any person and m ali situations in life. No family
Bhonid be without them. .
Price 25 cenia'A b ix.'
,. ;'r " BENZINE,
(DOUBLE-DISTILLED.) ':''
For Cleaning Clothes add taking out Grease Spots
Price 26 cents a box.
A U "?ral discount to the trade on all the above
Preparations.
Dr. BAER ls Agent for the sale of
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES,
The best instrument of tho kind In use.
NATrAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THI
HAIR.
(Advertised in another part of THE NE wa.)
PROF. WUNDRAM'S GERMAN REMEDIES
For Rheumatism, Gout, D/?pepsIa, -Diarrhoea
Dysentery, Asthma, Ac. Ac.
W. R. WARNER & CO'S; ELEGANT AN!
RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPAR ?T??NS?v
(Advertised in another part of THE NB wa.)
- UNIVERSITY MEDICINES. -
These preparations, comprising valuable reine
dies for alniust every disease, are daily gaining li
favor at toe sooth, while, in tbe Nortn and Wes)
they, have for some j ears enjoy ed a large repute
ttou and extensive sale. The" following aro som
of the best kuown: -. . <:'.
Comp. Extract Ol CANCER PLANT.
Hydrated Oxy mel, for tough, Ac
Strengthening Tonic'OT Poru.
Five-Minute Piilu-Cnrer. ' ' _
. Ethereal Phosphorus, ((or weakness, Nerve FJ
baustlon. Impotence, AC.)
Amaranth for the Hair.
Vic;oi ia Kegla lor the complexion.
Headache Plds.
May-appie ri ls. .
All-Healing ointment.
itlieumai lo Elixir. ti : . ? ?
yE.au: Ima Extract, (for Epilepsy, Fits, Ac.)
Catarrh Specific
Pile Fxtr.ict.
Always .on hand a full assortment of Drugi
Medlclne-i, chemicals, Patent Medicines-Maw
tlc ami Imported; Fancy Goods, Perfumery. Ac
all of which wlU oe sold at lowest market rate
sample orders solicited from ibo trade.
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
A lull assortment always on band.
CUNDURANGO,
The Great Sooth American Cancer, Remedy.
1FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RENO
? VATED
NEATLY, PROMPTLY, AND AT MODERAT
RATES,
By L-L. LUNSFORD,
leba Smith street, north or Wentworth.
-X., DnUt? StsteMort^Is^
Hna.-In re Laurens Railroad OompanV.-Baa?
rapt-in Bankrn|ixcy?Oi\:jU,> - ....
In obed lene? to an order, la the a^ove stated
tt?lio tb?lUB^l^[^^^aa^S?M?^^
risk of tho Greenville and O?krm >la Railroad
cpmoaoy.?tie LAURENS RA 11, RU ? D. at Ootom
bia, S .nth Carolina, in front, o? the col umbi? Ho?
tel, .at w o'eIc^in?r.dfao, oo toe t went??tn (20.; ; ;
day- of Jane. Wi, free from all liens a.d.lucan.
branees,.lnclodlnjr toe traes and.roa i-bed., Iron,
rails chairs; spikes, timben.: OrtOge^/cm???/
machina siiops, water tauts, statioo-n'onses, and
all-locomotives, cars and machiuery, and all and
singular the proDertj acd .a<Mt8. real and per?
sonal, of everv kind and description whatever-of
tue Laurena Railroad Company; together wlth-a?i "
i he rights, prlviieacs.-Jfran elliss aod^aaiuieoLs,
lawfully held, mea or enjoyed by tba -Laurens
Railroad Company, on theiollsiriag tt?m8?*wr8:
Sixty-four thousand two hundred and twenty-?o
($64 22184) dollars eighty-four ?in a moatbojjafd
Within thirty (3ii) day*-after.tae day orisale; an/1
the payment of tho balance oOhe-pmcha*?
money wttbln twelve months from the-day-Of
sale, with Interest thereon at seven per cent. p?r
annum from that day, mart be seenred by tte
bond of the purchaser, an<ra mortgage ci. the en -
eire property sold. H v:.o;.~.' ??.m.-. ---'ijit.-V
The bidder will be required to depoeit with the .
assignee bcrore his bia ts accepted, twenty thous -
and dollars, to secure compliance wu h the terms
of, sale herein set forth, and apon laUnre to'.de?
posit that sum the properly will at once be re
offered Tor sale. JAMES. H. BAX TER, .
may 20_ ^Aaalgngs^"
?ST- ESTIMATES WILL BE BEOTf^EB
until soth Ina tan t for 'Whitewashing the- Centre
and Upper Markets. Applications lei. with the
undersigned. WILLIAM KTRKW?OB?'1
mayas J ?./-?'!> l omef Cleric. t
'? Stti?vitnr . " - ;
PH?SPH?TEKT
The Undersigned are CASH BUYERS Of1 ti'.
ROCK i PHOSPHATE OF ?V?k
. ,.v Of Good Qaauty, delivered in LlverpoOL^'^
Un except lo nab le references given on prospect
of business. Apply to . ' f - : r.
-, .CEORCE HADFIELD &, CQ., ;
MANURE :CHEMICAL. MANUFACTURERS, ;
' Light bod v Street, Liverpool, England.:
.'. m?y?S-imo- ' '. ? >\ ? :. v'-;**5^.
r <araajjr ?^f^ig^^^gf
. ?^ooo7oom .
"? SECOND* I? '
. - 'i j-. .?..: . >.' :t ... iim'i
. .lNr;Aro;'O^.TH?;,--;V-F? '!
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEKTDCK?,
AT WXi^l^J^f-^
By authority la the act Of the Legislature lacor
porariDgahe PUBLIC; LIKU A KY OF JvENTUUKr,
the Trustees wm give their .: . ; . ? y -
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In tue great Hal! of the Public Library 'Building,
. " lnftoulbTllle.'Xy .oa ';* ? ^'ij?wa
SATURDAY.
! This magnificent ha !, known as'Wei-lger'Hall, ~
In the IsrgeSt; most cern rally located, and boator?
ran jed ruf large amt fasbjoaaoie audiences of any
iu Louisville, and is flited up lavnperb styjeciffiho
building ha* a front ol lea feet ou Ponrth.,a..eot.
By-a deptn-or^ ioet? Xeur.swrtesin! h?lgnt? and
flited ap for a fhrer*, and contain about iro.ooa
volumes and a museum ot 100,000 specimens;-nolr
open and free to the gratuitous use and enj >y
rueut of all citizens of every Si ate -lu the/Union.
It ls tho purpose of the Trustees, by.ttiQ.'Grand
Olft Concert now announced, to raisexli?jnooey
with" waloo'io pay TOO bataneo or -the pa- coasts
moneydue upon the Pabllc Ll omy bol wm g,-to
enlarge tue library, a?d to so e /dow toe Institu?
tion a? t o m?kelt self-sustaining and fore ver be .
youd the necessity oi.calllng upon any ladtvuiaal
who rifles the books for the LOU irlouttoa of a single
cent toward Its support. -.. -,? .),.. , , a ,-,7
: ? ;, 101,0011 TICK IC TS OF ADMISSION .. ..
wfltbe Issued at $10 each; hair tickets $5; quarter
tickets $2 60; 11 wholo tickets for, $100; 23 for
tm; 60 for $500; 113 for $1000; 286 for $25op-J576
tor $r;ooo. No discount on less than '$100 worth
of tickets at a lime. rn-fl Dry.'
Tickets wdl be sent, when requested, hy regis?
tered letter. .The money.-for tnem may;boi?eoi
by Adams Express Oomiaoy and lu0jnnectloas,
Pastolllcd money order, registered letter, or bank
draft. , . ; 0 ' " . -.- ; '!',,.".
. The holder or each ticket, or fraction of.afttcxkt.
(a nair or a quarter.) ls entitled to admisilon to
the Concert and to me gift awarded to lt. During
the Concert the .sum.of;.
$500,000 ?fjSiLm^^
will bo given to the lioldere of tickets' by distri?
bution T>y lot Of, ONE THOUSAND OlFrS, as
ioho wa: . ' ?T.v-14 .1
,L1ST0F OIFIS. ...... "
One Grand O If <, Gaib............ $100,000
Ope ?rand Glfi, Caah. 5i?,O0O
1.......I.-$26,000Caan . ,
1......?.........:.. 20,000 '.'
1.?........ 15,000 <.
1.-....10,000 " ..
1...:... ?,000.
.1..........1. 8,00?!-?-":*9
1. 7,0?0
1.6.000 "
' i........................;.:..;. '6,ooo " '
1....?.....-..i..;.... *,oooe?vf*
1. 3,000
4 G iris or $2.000 each.. 8,000 ,
16 :'. 1,000, .ff.l^OM.,,'.' .'
20 ? WO ?f. .......... 18.000. ", -
si " 800 .:ie,8otr''!
25 * 700- .......... \rjMTjW
35 ?' 600 " . 21.000 " T
45 " Sdi " .22,600 "
50 ' ?0 u . 20,000 .
60 ? 300 " . 18,000 ?4:
100. ,* 2JO ? .i0,000. ,?? ,
C12 " 100 ".61,2?,0 "
i TetalLooo. a^^.Otfh.v..$6^?)!0^;.^^
This.Concert, ute the ilrat or thajactiof. Decem
ber last, (which was sb'Oecldediy'saccessfal.'and
at which 1 he flret grand-gift was drawn oy and
! paid to Mr. Joan R. Darf?, of Mempttls, Tenn;,) ls
.for thc boaeflt of the ,
, The- FaTme^andrjrover^iBa^
aud the corporal rs and supervisor* ?re all rente
stn tatt vc men. and areamoug-tTOraost-vejjpwca
: We and -distinguished cWqenfl-or^ho atat^.
Shonla any tlCKcia be left unsof&oa'the'day of
the drawing, they will bo des tro ?ed. and ttre-ose
tooasand gifts offered wal ail be drawn and pild,
bnt dlmlntsned In value m prooortlon to the per
.j centavo of nnsold tickets. For instance-, If only
three-fourths of che tickets are sold, the capital
1 gift wai be reduced to $76,000, and ail tue Others
innroportion. . . . . .,",
The'Hon. Thoa. F. Bramlette. late Governor of
Kentucky, has consented to represent tho trustees
in tne management of inls second Grand Gift
Concert, ana' he' will personally '-see"tha?Ttne
f money irom the sarirof%ckets is deported with
tne Treasurer; that .the (irawlngili fatrjy-con?
ducted, and the gifts.jastly awarded and prompt?
ly'paid. ' ' " . - ..."..*".'
The drawing wl<l take place tn public,-, la.fnll
view er the and ence, and.uuder. the immediate
I supervision and direc-ion of theoroters and Trna
1 Ues or the Public Library hr Ken tacky; and tXe
: fellowing named eminent and disinterested cltl
> zeas, who have consented to be present and Seo
tnataliUfairiy.done: TT'^r. . -r.
Hon. M. ft? H ardra, Judge Coori Appeals, Kv.
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Henry Woirord, iteasurer r??lBvine.J'' ' " 1
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Jas. Bridgeford, Pres. 2dNa<tonal Bank.
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J-i'1 Johusion, President Traders' Bank. - - ,
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Henry Deppen, President German Bahk. . 1
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Merchant,'
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