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Sly Secret? Have 1 a secret ? Nay, yon se e m 1 busy And merry always. So .voa thins: and say: 'JFby with yonr tole ponder inga cloud and darken This sunny day T I have no secret for the world to question, Nor even lor my dearest ones to cnide; My secret I can whtaper to the Maa ter- - To none beside. LU e the Iron tr lt beneath the royal mantle. Olese to my heart I press lt, aching slow. Ten see me smile; tne smart beneath the laughter Yon cannot know. . In that dear ear which ever listens, hearkens ?k The fain test breath of human woe or pain. ?feMy voiceless voice pours an Incessant quesMcn, Like dropping rain. BBB Why- ls lt. Lord f why ls lt?" Thus I murmur. fJ^BNo answer comes; or. on the wind's low sigh, VA ?ar-Qtr, whispering voice says: "Walt, my daogh Wr ter," H Or, "By and by." w I conid not bear my load without this easing; into this secet deep my all I throw; That He ls there, ls listening and ls loving, ls all I know. THINGS TN KERSHAW. fbi Conditions of thc Crops-Political Affairs - The Cami ida tee for Office Sweet Wall-A New Creed. } , [PROM 0UK OWN CORK ES PON MOT] OAKDEN, 8. C., July 5. ? Claiming tue privileges usually extended to an old correspondent ot your valuable paper, I proceed to enlighten yon upon the condition of thia county. And first as to the crops,; which of course aro looked upon with really more intense Interest than aoght else. I may say that the crop prospect ls unusually good. Labor is less disorganized here than in the row-country, and although the laborers will not flo much unless constantly overlooked,' they will,?under strict surveillance, perform their dally tasks with some degree of satisfac? tion to their employer. It' is a singular face that although copartners with their employers In planting (working; on shares,) the colored people trill not exert themselves any more than they de when working for wages. Too see the olfference between Mt ese people, and. the whites exemplified in the strikes now lui progress. In New York and other places, lu the Instance of 'those workmen' who were copartners (ia that they were paid according to the amount .of work done,) with their employ?es, returning to wwk aa soon as they! realized the situation In Its proper light. Bat the colored man is unable to appreciate prop? erly "cause and effect," and hence do not apply themselves with the same assiduity tq their work as these white men have evinced. Indeed, I think lt questionable whether one could find a colored.iaborer who would be able to see the point. The area planted with grain ia about the same as loft year, while that planted Jn cotton is probably ten percent, greater. For about six week, between March IO and May 25, in some portions sf the county no rain fell, and at one time the safety of the crops was seriously endangered, but since the rains have recommenced frequent Bhowera fall, and, in my opinion, all fears of a drought . have been thoroughly dissipated, and we ma; look forward with great hopes, well grounded, of au abundant yield In the fall. ? POLITICALLY. We are quite curiously arranged at present. One Wail, a relative of your aldermen, ls here, ! " seemingly a gentleman of elegant leisure. He il : has been, (as he says.) dork of the county il j court of Lagrange County, Arkansas, which place he lea on account ut certain domestic) difficulties, and has come to this rural town lof live. Apostrophlcally bo says to Camden, I "Thy people shall b?,my people," Ac, at which we ought no doubt to rejoice,1 but so sceptical ! haye we grown, that we have serious objeo-j ' tiona to receiving as gospel truth the unhus- ! taioed declarations ol Mr. Wall. Some pen-j ii ?BOB have ventured to Insinuate, that Wall ls . merely a hireling of Scott or Moses, whose expenses are paid by the master. This looks the more probable, when he comes with a large draft upon the county treasurer, drawn' j by the clerk of the House of Representatives,' and endorsed by the. State treasurer. This would seem tb Indicate that be ls In the em-' ploy of Moses, who, when hard up, lt ls said, draws his 'warrant in favor of a f rle nfl and eeils it for whatever lt ls worth. Wall's draft,; however, has not been paid, nor ls lt likely to be for some time, Inasmuch as the treasury ls chronically empty. Ha has now turned out ?( td be a candidate lor the clerkship of the Cir- - cult Court for this county. In opposition to th?! ' incumbent, Columbus Shiver, a white native, who is.desperately opposed to ail foreign Im? portations. ... . i There ar? candidates almost without nunH ber tor the various offices, bat ' the colored voters seem to be possessed with the idea I that reform ls necessary, and will endeavor to find honest Republicans to fill them, but ia specimen of that .kind would be "rara avis,"" Yesterday, Cardoso, Place, Shiver, Wall, Car? ter and a host of minor lights held forth-to a meeting'composed exclusively of Republf - cans, mostly colored, and I bear that whiskey was the germluator ot their fulminations, most of which were profoundly ridiculous, and drew down the contempt of the more sen-1 albie portion of the. audience. Horace Gree? ley is dubbed "a thief and a robber" by mem j who are koftfvn to. have been gamblers, drunkards, de?ultera In office, and guilty of j all the crimes which serve to illustrate the career of Radicalism in the South particularly, ont also in the North, Bast and West. It wonld exhaust yonr patience to detail the oe- J currences of the "glorious fourth," and I win only add that Its oeiebratloa was confined tel the colored people, who thronged the streets' *acd patiently perspired under the rays of the . son, tbs thermometer being about one hun? dred degrees in the oater air. BCUOIOCSLT. There ls a new sect, whose founder resides near Lynchburg, and preaches In the sooth east comer of this county occasionally, which discards the Old Testament entlrely, and, have Instituted a new order of things upon a r?v? latlon professed to have been received by the founder. The ' adherence bf this new apostle are, as yet,. lew and Ignorant," so much so that one cannot learn from them their peculiar tenets, but your correspondent knows a gentleman, ; al minister of the Baptist denomination, in whope circuit this sect has a church, who will doo ht less bet able to'give a full account 'of these "latter day saints," and when he is interview? ed, yod may expect to give ' your reader? ~ new sensation. Until then, I bid you adieu.' r 5 !T _ -. ?JAX.I JOTTINGS 4BOVI THE STATE. -Ooooee Court opebs to-day. -A Bomber of robberies have taken place lu ? n lo nv 1 ne. - -A burglar stole' two pair of pants from P. Wi Schepper, of Beaufort, last Tuesday. -The commencement exercises of the Wal? halla Female College will begin on Wednes . day, the 10th of July. -The Governor has appointed Mr. R. I J, Donaldson, of Aiken, to the office of trial Jos tice, -Mr. E. Armstrong, a woll known citizen of Aiken county, died, at bis, residence, near aMoutmorenct, on Friday. The Georgetown African Methodist Church Charged persons having tables or baskets on the grounds on the Fourth a license fee j of from one dollar to ten dollars. -The lightning laid several telegraph poles low along the line of the Greenville and Co? lumbia Railroad Thursday. The wire was lying upon the ground when the trains passed -The residence and contents of Dr. T. W. Briggs, of Clarendon, wa? entirely destroyed by fire last night. The fire was the result of accident. -Mr. Wa ter 'McLeod, son ot Mr. B. L. Mc? Leod, of Clarendon, was bitten on the foot: by a large rattlesnake a few days ago, while pl??gnlngin bis leid. , .. -Willie Pelct, son-of Mr. W. M. Pelbt, of Aiken, was thrown from a wagon on Wednes? day evening and.hadly.cut In thoback of the head. The Injury is not serious, ?r-The Natio?aT Bi?n?: of Chester has de? clared a dividend of six per cent, on Its ope? rations for the last six months, payable on and after the first day of Joly. -The saw mill of Mr. John Pementer, located at Montmorency was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. The mill had bnt recently been finished and proves a heavy loss to Mr. -There seeras to be a cessation of hostilities between the United Btates marshals and citi? zens io Union county. We,, however, learn ?hat one of the. marshal's stated that they ' had not commenoed to arnot yet". * . -The' house of D. H. Chamberlain, In Colum? bia, was robbed on the 4th. . The thieves got a hat and coat, some "telegraph and raUroad franks; ?bd a^check for $244 which led to the th I el's arrest. ." wi? < -Rosa Calhoun, a faithful and valued ser? vant of the Calhoun family, died at General Hagood's -plantation, Abbeville County, on Wednesday last, at the advanced age of one hundred andfourteen years and Ave months. .-'-The Ocone.V Courlrf saysT "Rav."'W. 8. Bowman, of Charleston; delivered an able temp?rance, meeting lecture In the court house on iee .28th- ult.. He viewed this subject from a Bibili'aT standpoint;-showing, by scriptural quotations, that the use ol' liquors as a bever? age, w -a violation of Curtstian morality. ?. * ^.A Utile oti'Ud of Mr. E. M.. Myers,.of Barn? well, about two years of BOT, one day last week'picked up a smalt vessel of concentrated aye. which had been carelessly left In Its reach abd Bw?ll? wed a - draught of lt, and now Hes In a critical condition. This Is the third acci? dent of this kind which has occurred In Barn? well. .. -The examination of the free colored Behool at Cheraw, under the charge of Mr. H. L. Shrewsbury, took place l&it Tuesday. The examination reflected great credit alike on the pupils and the teacher. In the evening an exhibition ol singing, speaking, dialogues, '?cVi'tboferplace,- which proved very creditaole ? to hil concerned. ; -The following sales ol land were made at Union Courthouse on Monday : One lot of 404 acres, was sold for 30 cents per acre-cash. ;One lot Qi252 acres brough! $5 per acre-cash. One lot of 244 aerea, sold under ordef olipro ba^e judge, for partition, was sold for $150 : little more than 60 cents per acre-on a credit oi 12 months, except costs ot partition. ! TBE WEATHER AVI) THE CROPS. The' Ooonee' Cornier reports: "Plenty of rain, and gardens, orop, ?o., in a flourishing condition. ... A'subscriber at Pomarla says that cotton looks well, and corn bas been Improved by the rains. ; The Georgetown Times Bays,: ''We have had since our last several good but not. very heavy rains, which have done tbe crops great good, but have tailed to cool the burning atmos? phere, which has been upon.us since last Sat? urday. Thermometer over ninety degrees.?, The Cbieraw Democrat says : "The past week bas been the warmest experienced In this place during the present season. The thermometer on several occasions has been as hi?h ais ninety-seven. The corn crops are beginning to need rain very much." ?A correspondent of the Augusta Constitution allst, 'wrl.raz from Barnwell, says: "The crops are very good In this section. Cotton ls looking finely, ism bloom for acres; and the supposition is among the planters that the orop will tall short of last year. The corn crop is splendid and fine;.if we can only have show-1 ere in this month there will be the greatest abundance made." ^ Clothing, tailoring, &t. T ... O L. ?aril ? TV Ol rVTENKE ?& MULLER, CLOTHIERS, , NO. 325 Kl NC STREET. THREE DOORS BELOW LIBERTY STREET, Respectfully announce to theil* friends and the public that they nave marked down their entire Stock of Fine CJLtOTHIKG and F?BNISHING. GK) OBS to actual New York Bost, preparatory to removal, an the first of September next; Into their NEW BUILDING-, ST THE CORNER OF KING AND WEHTWOR1 STREETS. THE PRESENT STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT, AND THEY SOL 1CIT ii CALL ANO AN EXAMINATION OF THEIR GOODS AND PRICES. aprs-imoa ' " ' i : -, i. ^ Praga ano ?tebinnep. . MATlO&TROP'. Warran te-i finder oat. u never to bave failed to sore. -?Sfioo Oertlflcates or testlraon ala of care, Including Kev. 0. H. towing. Media, Pennsylvania; Kev. Joseph Beggs. Falta of Schuylkill. Philadel? phia; the wife . of Rev. J B. Davis, Utahtstown, New Jersey; Ker. -Thomas Murphy, Frankford. Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton, Philadelphia; Mon.- J V. Ore?lev^'-member con gress irom Philadelphia; il QQ, Jud ?re Lee, cam? den, Kew Jersey; ex-senator ste wart, Baiumuro; eX-QoVernor cowell, Kentucky, and thousauds or others. Warranted tocare or money rei ni dea. Du. GEO. C AUBIER, A aent, Julyl-lyr_ uharleaton^S. O. Q. J. L U H JU, * P H ARMA C E.? T 1S T, IMPORTER OF FINE OH EMI 0ALS, PERFUMERY ' AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. I No. 450 KING STREET, CORNER' OP JOHN. Now in Stock bf my own Importa ?OB, LOWSON AND HAYDEN'S SOAPS, Tooth Brashes, ' ? .i: . -: . Carbolic Add, ij - Patter's Cold Cream, Bngllah. Dolby's Carminative, British Oil, Beebe's a Embrocation and chiorodync . AOXNT FOR ri LITEN A CO. VS SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS. Pharmaceutical Preparations, Sugar-coated' PlllB, AC AQKNT TOB FORD'S SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. A OBST FOB SOUTH CAROLINA FOR DB. JEROME KIDBEK'8 ELECTRO MEDICAL MACEJINE AND APPLIANCES, Surgical Instruments and Goods ot foreign man ufacture imported to order. , ? My Dispensing: Deparcmeat lg-complete, em? bracing ail New Remeules. A full assortment of Trusses and Bandages al? ways on band. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy day or night Janlpwfmly THTLKGANT AND RELIABLE PRE PAR JGi . AXIONS. W. R. WARNER A CO.,. OF PHILADELPHIA, ..." Offer the following assortment of Elegant Pre? parations, now used by Physicians everywhere. Send for Price List to Dr. Hi BA ER, Charleston: Iron and I odoform Pills, a powerful (Alterative and Tonio 7. Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss1 of Nerve Power, Ac Elixir cmohonta Calisaya . . Kiixlr Pyrophosphate or Iron Elixir Calisaya, lr <n and Bismath ElDilr Calisaya, Ferrated . ? Elixir Calisaya. Iron and Strychnia " Ehxlr Bismuth :??.-... Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth and strcyhnia. . Elixir Valerlauate or Ammonia Wine of Pepsin Bitter Wine of Iron ': ' Wine of wild Cherry ., -, Ferrated Wine of Wild Cherry - Comp. Syrup of Phosphates (or Chemical Food) Syrnp o< UypophospaltesHfor OonsaaiptlonvBron Cullie, Ac.) .-.i-|i.i i |?/, { J Loaenges or Pepsin and Iron . ... Licorice Lozenges, obtaining Vanlll?, Toro, A?J Elixir Taraxacum Comp. Tais ls u sew and valu? able combination of the medIclaal properties or the Dandeli on, Wild Cherry and Gemtan, associated with Aromatics. It ls a . very agreeable and efficient remedy. ' Aside, from its medicinal vlrtu-e, lt to u -utul as a vehicle and for marking the bitter taste of Quinine. Elixir Gentian and Iron Elixir Bromide of Potassium. Syrup Phospb. Quiniue, Iron, and Strychnia, (Alt ken'? >yrup) Xor Debility and Nervous Pros? tration, Indigestion, Cntoroels. Ac Eux. Valertanate of strychnia Eux. Pbo-ph. Quinine iron and. Strychnia (of the greatest service where there ls a tendency to Paralyaia) Beer, Wine and Iron, an elegant combination, especially ?erviceable In oases of children and delicate ladles. In addition to the above, w. R. Warner A Co. manufacture a fo l line or : Fluid Extracts and Sugar-coated Pills, all of which are to be had at Manufacturer's Prices, ox Da. H. BAER, Nc 181 Meeting street,. moh28 dswsmos Charleston, s. 0. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF; . . ? AT No. 244 KING STREET. We bave made immense redaction in all of oar goods after bavin r taken oar regalar Inventory to make room (or oar Fall stock. We will sell io cases of best PRINTS, only Ile. 10 cases 3-4 and % shirting Tor io and 12c. 20 cases 4-4 best shirt log at 15o. l oase Wamsatta 20c. 1 3 cases 0 and 10-4 bleached and unbleached Sheeting. 3S, 40 and 46. 2 ca-es Gingham, only 12c 8 cases 4-4 colored Lawns, rast colors, 14c. . 8 4 best Brown Table Damask; 60 and ooo. 8-4 ben Bleached, 85c-$1. Floe Woollen Table Covers, ' only $176. Towels; Napkins, Doylies, at extraordinary low figures. 1 case White Honeycomb Quilts, colored border, $126. 3 caaea io, 11,12-4 Allendale Qallts, $126, $1 37, $1 60. 600 pieces Mosquito Nets, OOo. A fine ?ot or Bobin et, reduced 26 per cent. Full Une or Marselllea Quilts. The balance of oar DRESS GOODS will be offered at 26 per cent, less than Imported price. Special attention bas been paid to this depart ment to make lt the cheapest in town. . , . ' OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT containing the doest assortment of LADIES and GENTa 'HOSE, has undergone considerable reduc? tion. We are offering a very fair Hose for 12c and 16c. Best English Hose 26,30 and 35c . . OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT,. is & tin supplied with an exhaustive stock In every color and abade, to ault the present season. Wc are now closing lt out at prices which we guar? antee to be oheaper than any Loose Sooth. All Parasols redooed 26 per cent. . OUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT, con talo log the best assortment of DOESKINS, BROADCLOTH, OASSIMERES, SATINETS, and JEANS, baa been reduced in price. We offer great bargains la this department. 200 pieces Wh'te Matting, only 26 cents. Carpets below regular selling price A foll assortment of Ladles and Gent's Under, wear, Piques, Swiss, Jaconets, Nainsooks, Victo? ria and Bishops' Lawn, Mall, Check and Cross barred Cambric-all at reduced prices. Fl?R? I?fiOTT, BENEDICT & CO. 214 KING STREET. KIMBALL HOUSE. ?. 1U. CRJTTENDEN, -PROPRIETOR, THE ONLY HOTEL IN TUB SOUTH HAVING THE '?SAFETY PASSENGER ELEVATOR ? OF OTIS, TUFTS, A CO., AND PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. BAGGAGE CHECKED TN THE HOTEL TO ALL POINTS. METROPOLITAN SUMMER RESORT ! ! THE ll. I. KIJIH*ALL HOTJ8K, AND ' .'? PONCE ?KLEON SPRING, THE YOUTH RESTORING 'FOUNTAIN, ATLANTA, QWMH?. IK ADDITION TO THK NEW ESTABLISH8D FACT THAT THE KIMBAXXi HOUSE, As regards size, ventilation, comfort, its cuisine and general appointment, to unsurpassed by any Hotel lu America, the.Proprietor bega to assure all who are inaner of- . HEALTH OR PLEASURE il That bis arrangements are now perfected to render tbs ^ . . *. . r * , KIMltALL HOUSE AU that can be desired by those who seek the J combined attractions of a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND VALUABLE MINE -.ri KAL WATERS ll Together with the pleasant temperature and In? vigorating breezes to be enjoyed at Atlanta, situ? ai ed on one of the most elevated portions er | Middle Qo^TRta. A band ol , ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANS Has been secured to render appropiau Molle every ivent g. ? ? THE BALL ROOM, One of the most capacious, thoroughly ventilated, and brilliantly illumined U America, ls thrown open nightly for the enjoyment of guests. Jn addition to whloh ta a 1 BILLIARD. BOOM, For the espoo isl enjoyment or the Ladles. Tho'-wonderfui curative properties of the PONCE DELEON Water are now folly established, as can be proven by testimony or those who have thoroughly tested and realized Its efficacy. 1 1 SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS For the season ror Families can be made on appu carlon. ?a-The Proprietor of the H. 1. KIMBALL HOUSE respectfully solicits that patronage, which he deems his efforts to successfully caler I ror the appreciative taste or a refined public ea ti? tle bim to.. Jnn24-lmo_8. C. CRITTENDEN. fi noticia l. JAY COOKE, McOTLL^C^^lPc?r; No. 41 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.' FOREIGN EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL CREDITS, j CABLE TRANSFERS. ; OmOTLAR-LETTERS FOR TRAVELLERS, AVAILABLB<IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. JAY COOKE & CO., NO. 20 WALL STREET. may 23-1 _' JJOWLES BROTHERS & CO., LONDON, PARIS AND BOSTON, No. 19 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. CIRCULAR CREDITS for Travellers, available throughout the world. BOIB ?1 Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on any part of Europe in . nama va an?. may23-x. Insurance. LIEE MR? SOCIETY OF TBE WS?0 SMS, M.120 BROADWAY, HEW YORK. WM. C. 'ALEXA??DEB, H?NBY B. HYJDE, President. vice-President -:-o Cash Assets, - - - - - $18,000,000 Annual Income, - -. 8,000,000 New Business for 1871, -V - - - - 41,804,027 New Business from January 1st to May 1st, 1872, IN EXCESS of New Business in Cor? responding Months ia 1871. - - 6,941,450 The business of the EQUITABLE is conducted in the most careful and conservative manner.. Its leading departments nf FINANCE. INSURANCE AND ACCOUNTS being under the direct supervision' and management of S tandi a g Commut?es, i elected from among the most eminent and reliable baal ness men ol tueconntry. _. .., Ita leading principles of action are PERFECT .SECURITY AND EQUITT TO THE ASSURED. It issues all kinds ol LIFE, ENDOWMENT AND JOINT LIFE PuLIOIES, on which Dividends win be paid Annually; ?ron j) THE TONTINE PLAN, First introduced by thin Society, aid highly recommended and endorsed not only by the most cele* drated experts in L fe Insurance, bat by the leading business Arms of the United states. It receives Premiums and pa> a Losses 1 ? -??'-!" IN CASHONLY! BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS: ?. V7. C. BAVENEL. M. D." ! F. M. ROBERTSON, Af. D., W. Bi' HUGER, M. D., ; v W. F. ROBERTSON, M. D. Applications for Assurance may be made to GENERAL AGENT, W Mi . B. S HE .A. W, Equitable; Building, No. ?30 Broad Street. Resident Agent, Local Agent, O. A. BOWEN, JULIUS Xi. MOSES. Of Messrs. James Ariger & Co., ' No. 34- Uroad Srreet, junfi-wftnlS . CHARLESTON. 8. C. QDpttrai. ?ABUNBEL PEBBLE SPECTACLES Jl hive the power of * i . . ABBESTIf?G THE HEAT-BAYS Of BOlar Or artificial light before (Aey enter the'ey? ... tte Lenser of the ^ARUNDEL PEBBLE SPECTACLES ARE VIOLET TINTED, TXT SOCOKSm?CTXO THAT WHEN AFPLIED TOTBK ETI ; * . APPEAR COLORLESS.^ Thc weaker ail J higher numjKtrs of th?* ?.. Arundel Pebble lenses . 'ARE THE SAJME TINT. Y , Tliey are the Most Brilliant and Beautiful Ever Invented. ? ? ... .. . :0:-[-.' * MANUFAOT?BRD BY THE ARUNDEL PEBBLE SPECTACLE 00.} Ha .9 MAITIEN LANE, New York. Factory : . BrnsnvoHAV, England. *Si~ For sale ONLY by homet that have our certificat! of ajpfioinlmetU.j_ ?CARRINGTON, THOXAS & CO., JEWELLERS, SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON, S. 0. jon2ji-toth8: . ...... Dcors, Sashes ano jBlinbs Pi rVTO?LE, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doom SASHES AM) BLINDS, STORE DOORS, FRENCH AND A If K RICAN MO?LDINQ?, . WIKD?W GLASS, NEWELS,. BC1LQERS' HARDWARE, BALUSTERS, SLATE MANTELS. . OFFICE AND SA LES ROO NI 8, V;-7..Np> $0 Haynfc street, FACTORY, H 0 BL B BC K'S WHARP m ob 8-fm WIT Cigar S? a nb ?ab it r ? C. m m EMPEROR WILLIAM -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE N.t. 310 KINO 8 T UK KT, THREE DOORA BO OTB OK BOOIETY STREET. Cia ARS AND TOBACCO of hil kinds. PIPES of every quality. " ? Call and examine Stock before buying else where. WILLI AH ?cu ROD Kn, Proprietor. N.B.-The Wheel of Fortune constant y on hand. Invest 25 cents and try your luck. mchT-DoAwivr j illci unfelt tnreo. IWOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to my friends and the'nub. lc that I have evened AS ESTABLISHMENT FOR MANCFAU TURING LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S UNpKR . WRAR. at Na 161 King street, where I would be happy to rece)70 any ordert In my Tine. SAM'L LANGLEY, Jb. ... Juaio-lmo ttoilroaof. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM? PANY. G KURRA I. TrCKBT AG RUT'S OPPIOI. EXCURSION TICKETS AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. * Charleston to Baltimore, thence via Harrisburg or Philadelphia to S trato/a, Sharon springs, Ne wp irt. Watkin'a Olen, Niagara Falls, white I Mountain, and ret'irn. M?p at BimERFlELD'S office and get circa lar oho wing routes and prices. . P. L. CLE 4POR, jQlya-6_._General Ticket Agent. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD OOM . PANT., .. o*r& CHARLESTON. S. C.', June S, 1872.' Trains will leave onarleaton DatfWt 10.16 A. H. and 8.00 P. sf. Arrive at Charleston 9.00 A.'li. (Mondays ex? cepted) and 3 P. M. Train does not leave Ch arl eaton 8.00 P. M., bru? ru YB. Train leaving 10.15 A. V. makes through connec? tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquia Creek only, going through in 44 honra. Passengers leaving by 8.00 P. H. Train have cbolce of route, via Richmond and Washington, or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Thoie leaving FRIDAY by this Train lay aver on SUNDAY la Bal tim ore. Tboae leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN? DAY tn Wilmington, N. C. " . . ...-"< j This la tne cheapest, qolckest and most pleas? ant route to -cincinnati, chicago and otner points West and No ihweat, both' Trains making con? nection* a? Washington -with Western Trama ai Baltimore and Ohio RaUroai. . . S. S. SOLOMONS, Engineer and Superintendent. - P. L. OLE A POR. Gen. Ticket Agent mayal gOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.' CHARLESTON, Jone 1, 1872. FXCCRS'ON TICKETS to Greenville, Anderson and Walhalla have been pat on aale TO-DAT, and will continue on sale until 1st September. Good to return until 1st November. BagK-gc chocKod through. Price to Oreen vine and Retara $17 80. Price 10 Anderson and Return $16 70. Price to wath&lia and Return lia 30. Price to Spartanburg and Return $15 30. Excursion Tickets also on sale to oatoosa Springs (Qa.) -price $24. 8. 8. PIORENS. A. L. TYLER, Joni Q.T. A. vice-President.. gOOTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. Cn A KL sun JN, 3. C., slay 10, 1872. : Oa and after ses DAY, Hay 10, the Passen ger Tra?na on the South Carolina Railroad win run as follows: ! ? . ron AUGUSTA* i. Leave Charleston.8.10 A M Arrive at Auguata.4. as r lt SOB COLUMBIA. ; > Leave Charleston.8.10 A M Axflve at Colombia.aue P V FOB CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.Ml A M Arrive at charleston.3.20 1* M Leave Colombia.?.40 A M Arrive at Charlea ton. 120 r u A us uar A ?VIOHT xzragSS. -, (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston............ 7.20 P M Arrive at Augusta. 6.00 A M Leave Augusta.-.7.40 r v Arrive at Charlton............A.0.46 A X COLUMBIA NIGHT HXPaiBS. . (Sundays excepted.) , Leave Charleston.."?. 8.20 P M arrive at Columbia..0.40 A M . Leave Columbia.6.60 F H.1 Arrive at Charleston. 6.66 A K - strmiBvrxLj THAIS. LeaveSummerville at............... 7.24 i n Arrive ac Charleston at..............8*46 AM Leave charleston st,.....aw PM Arrive at summer vi.le at. 4.46 p Iv CAMDEN BRANCH. ! T Leave Camden..Al? A M Arrive at Oolam ola...10.40 A M Leave uoium Ma ".,?.1.4ft T'M Arrive at Camden....'..I.?.26 PW| Day and Night Trains make oloae connections at Auguata with'Georgia Railroad and Centra! BMrOad? ?'. 4 -. : . I . Nigr.t'Train connects with Macon and Angosta Railroad. ' j1 Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville and columbi a Railroad, ana with Charlotte Road to points North,, .'.?... 1 -wiwhulj CttmlenTrain connecta at Klngrllle dall? (ex? cept sunday H) with pay Passenger Train,-and, rona through to Colombia. ! ? ~ .. A. L. TYLER, vice-President. B. h. PIOKENS. G. T. A. ' ?aplfl SAVANNAH AM) CBABLBSTdN 1 :-BArj.R0Ai><' :' ??. \ % CHARLESTON, JU De 13, 1872. On sud arter MONDAY. Jone nth, the Pas? senger Trains on This Road1 will mn as follows : EXPRESS TRAIN. Leave Charleston.dally.8.80P.M. Arrive at savannah daily;.;....9.46 P. ?. Leave Savannah daily. J.. .11.30 P. M. arrive st Charleston dally.... 7 A. M. DAY .TRAIN.. [ Leave Charleston. Sunday s excepted.. T.40 A, IL Arrive at Savannah, Sandaysexcepted. 3.30 P. M Leave savannah, Mondays excepted... ll A. ?M. arriveat.charieston, Sundays exe'ted. e.60 P.V. v Passengers from Charleston c-y 3.80 p. M. train make close connection with Port -Royal Railroad for.Beaufort,-iSnndays excepted.) . Freignt forwarded dally on through bUls of lad? ing tu points In Florida and by Savannah Une of steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch give a tc freights,lox Beaufort and points.on Port Royal btailroad and ai as low ratz-a aa Oy any othor )loe. Tickets on sale at this office for Beaufort over Port Royal Railroad.: , i :, : O. s. GADSDEN, Engineer and Superintendent s.e. BO Y LS TO >!, Gen'l Ft. and Ticket Agent. . Junl4 . ; . li ? . ? ' rnHE ENEMY SURRENDERS-THE JL dragon ?lala by Sf George," and'the snake, that (topped the march ar Regulus, were mud nuisances compared with . CHROsits .INDIGES? TION and Ita accompaniments; yet thu foe! of I heaim and life, with all the brood ou bliions sod 1 n?rveos ailments of which lt ls the pared., sur? renders to ? ., ? rflr,. j,, .. ' Ta rr ant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient and ls banlBhed from the system. At this season, whrn the phyalcal powers are s? apt to droop and languish, and Ute spirits to give way, the toning, purifying, refreshing, renovating and regulating ope ratio- Of this moat agreeable or ailcorrectlves ls especially conducive to a health rut add vigor? ous condition of the system. Sold by all Drug? gists. . Jan22-W E^X0E8?0?LSPm^?i RAT ? G~A . Fresh supplies from.. the , sprln g received monthly, and ror sale by to?'Agent?, "' ' DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, .. _ ' '.' '". ' ' Wholesale Tjirngglsta. gPBAE'S FRUIT SOLUTION, ,. with greatly Improved direct lons-for use. One Bottle w ill p reserve 102 poa nd 3 or Frat t, or 80 val? lons Cider. A supply j os t received and for sale by ?' ;; DO WIE, MOISE' A DAVIS, : i.. Wholesale Druggists. : rjlHE MILLVILLE FRUIT JA*. This J AR bas been tn use about eleven years, with a steadily Increasing production and sales. During this period many new varieties of Jars ? for preserving fruit, have been introduce d, but. after one or two seasons' trial moat of t ho m h ave ? been abandoned as worthless, irhlle the reputa I tion and.sales of ,the MILLVILLE JAR have ooh': jBtantly m?rea?ed:' : ~ '"!'*? : ' For Baie fey the Agents, DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, _ . " Wholesale Druggists. MOISE'S HORSE AND CATTLE POW? DERS ARK THE BEST IN USE. Prepared from the Purest Material with great' care, ff yen desire to improve and keep, your' Stock'healthy and In good order, try them. M>r.\ j l??fw Sale hy . .. j ' DO WIE,-MOISE A DAVIS, proprietors, . _ Wholesale Druggist** g U R B . P O .P, for the destruction of RaU, Mice, Roaches and Bedbugs, pup. np lo h?rmetlosUy sealed cans; larger in filze, better m quality, .will'keep fresh longer, and is cheaper than any In market. ' For sale by the Agents for the United states, DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS,' .-.... ,.. .Ageqts. Charleston, S> C. JNO. WYEIff* BRO.'S ELEGANT PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, Consisting In ' part' of:. Ells. Beef, Wi ne an? iron ; Beef, wine and Cinchona';' pepsin,1 Bis. and'Strychnine; Tasteless Cod' Liver OH;'Plaid and Ferra*ed syrup or the"Hypophosp.-iite or Chemical Food; fron,1 Quinine and Strychnine Ac., Ac. Catalog nea fnrnlahed. ??.--'.? j F?raal?br the'?genta, ... " DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, > _Wholesale Druggist*. : j jjANC? BBOS. 4 WBiTE'S RELIABLE SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS AND . r; - ' SUGAR-COATED PILLS. . ' For sale at m an nf ac tarers' prices. Oatalognet and Price Lista furatshed by the Agenta,' 1 DO WIE, MOISE A DAVIS, _ ?_Wholesale Drngglgta. I VON GHLAN1TS BOYAL CROWN X/ . SCHNAPPS. ' "'? i . This World-renowned TONIC la highly recom' mended by the moat eminent German Physicians, and pronounced by them as perfectly pare and free from all adulteration. ..?g oora ' For sale by the Agents for the United States, ! DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, | ' ' Charleston. S. 0. j g H O W OASES,. ?j PATENT ,SPRING, WALNUT AND METAL j FRAMES, 4, 6,-e, 7 AND S FEET., ti Always on hand and fer sale hg ' .-;..'.? DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, : Jnn8-mwSmoa_Charleston, 8.0. ' JJBUGS A Ufe j M ED IC I-N.E S> ' WHOLESALE AND* RETAIL. DB. n. ^AER, NO. 131 MEETING STREET, ; , ' ' ' ' CHABtt^fr,' ?:C?,: ' "\ '? invites attention to the follow rig Preparations of his own Manufacturer ?'. Kr- nm 11 : a;.?j-.-yr ; TBE CELEBRATED- GERMAN SOOTHING ' ' CORDIAL. FOR lr^ANTH' TEETHING. I" ' This ls tue risc Medicine 'for irrfama arid young Oblldrea ever odored, to'the rnbiio., it ls care? fully prepared Lom the beat Drugs.,according to. a preaorrptioir formaued by a dMt'nguiih--? ue? miui pnysiGian oMaree and joocesainl practice, and baa open tried and approved by many or oar best physicians." It is* Bpecmtiy adapted to tup diseases incident tu chiloAoud during the trying period of Teething and recommend* Rae f for the core of Diarrhoea. D/ceatery. Coho, Griping *ln the Bowels, Summer Complaint, Ac. It contains no Ahody ne or other lajnrioua Drug, and snomd, therejore, ba preferred to tue coothing Syrups that' now flood the market, which ar?'known'tb contain. Opium, and are, chere ore, more or leas i njunoue. rho utanda. of ohhdren. ace murdered ann nally bj coining, Syrups; 'in socne caaes', thtB f?cc has been pnbilaned lb 'toe newspapers, when? tho p ti y - tetan m ?t tendance so ?tated ia nie death certificate. lathe numerous other coses, where the' Innocents are murdered by thia-rh od erb Herod of the Nursery, tbw, causo la laid to a thous? and other causes-to au but the right one. .j.j ' Mothers, bear thia tn mind, and nae the German Soothing. Cordial, which la safe, efficient, onc? ea tts fae to ry. Do not fail to try a bottle at once I j . The soothing cordial ls also an excellent Tonto, 'admirably adapted- : lu caaes of. De burty-a iv tn g tone to the system, recuperating the-strength, and restoring?he_appe?i<v" ... .? Price 35 cents a bottle. * \ EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIO. ' . ' ! ? This ls no Dye, bit a Tonio And Hair Dressing keeps tho scalp dean, and promotes the growth df the Bair; contains no Nitrate o' Silver, no Snl Baur, ?0 Sugar of Lead, and uo oth?r -Injurious rug. Try H. Only 60 cenia a bottle ,1. -", : DR. BARR'S I IMPROVED VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS. The proprietor of' these Pills confidently be? lieves that he has succeeded, by a 'Skilful com-' bination ot vegetable remedies. In producing & - pr?par?t un that will bring health ind happiness . tb me no fortu nate sutferer. i In' the folio wing d la eases, tftev have, bien need by thcoaaoda ,wlth moat wonderful success: Bilious TJlaorders and 'Liver Complitat; Dyspepiiaor indigestion, Head? ache, Costiveness, Lnaa of Appeflte,-Neuralgia,. Dropsy, Dysentery. Plies, Diseases of the >kln, ' Pain in tue side, Back and Limbs, Sick Headache, gmt all derangement* of. the stomach.- ;.,../ 1 , These PUla may be taken wfth perfect safety by any p^rwon and in air situations in life. No family should i>e without them. .-. ii-. . o.i . . Price a? oenu a o^x. . For Cleaning Clothes and faking out Grease Spots. Price 36'cents a nor.-. A liberal discount to the trade on all the above Preparations. .?..-"...'.? Dr.-'BAER lia Agent for the sale-of - FOUNTAIN ST RINGES. The best Instrument of the Rind in use. NAT TAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERT FOR THE .--?HAIR. (Advertised tn another part of THI NKWS.) PROF. WUNDBAM'S GERMAN REMEDIBH For Rheumatism, Gout, .'Dyspepsia,' Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Asthma, Ac, Ac. W. R. WARNER A COJ8 ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARM ACE U TI C AL " PREPARATIONS.. (Advertised in another' part of THB Nxwa.) UNIVERSITYMEDICINES. , These preparations, comprising valuable reme dfesfor almost every dtseftie; anre dalry gaining In favor at me south,-While, in-the North and weat, they havefOTimnc/yearseaJpyed a large reputa? tion and extensive sale. The folio wing are some or the best known: Odmp. Extract Of GANGER PLANT. ,* 'Hydrated Oxy mei, for cough? Ac. Strengthening Tonic of Peru.. .j Frvfe^flit?ute Palh-Curer.' : _ ?< iBthereal PhoaphoraMfor. Weakness, Nerve Ex? haustion, Impotence. Ac) Amaranth for the Hair.. Victoria Regia tor me Complexion. . Headache Pills.. 1 &i.-; . .. *i . May-apple Pilla. Alt-Healing omtment. Rheumatic Elixir."~ ^tanthua Extract; (for Epilepsy, Fits, Ac) Catarrh Specific Plie'Extraot. Always cn hand a fun assortment of Drags, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines- Dome.T tlc and Imported-r-Faocy Gooda, Perfumery. Ac, all of which will De sold at iowt st market rates. Sample Orders solicited from the trade. ; " 1 HOMOOPATH^O REMEDIES. A full assortment al ways on hand. CONDURANGO," The Great South American canner Remedy. FUmTUBJS REPAIRED AND RENO VATED-, s NEATLY, PROMPTLY, AND AT MODERATE, j RATES, BV J. L. LUNSFORD, rebe smith Street, north of wentworth. un TUESDAY MO ?v?ty**' B: Instant;' ?tn ^ o'clock, wla be sow, ?t BrjDTWSjWnailV ? ?~i -r Tne iasj, eauinn copp?redand^WDp^raatericd Yaont " ANN?E." SboutrVtoTsKari^ ? : Yacht '.BOSm?D?Mg??Sti^mtt^lU30 >2j?t*: The above named boam art ln^tiiiMpUJ? anH c^mpt?ie condition, and read/ ^or^j^Cti ooBdUionaoag?. r v^?ataj^^:^ Real los tat? Age a ti mad' Agett MMsaataWlft&j rTlBUSTEES* SALE OP.THE rUCHMQ&O JL AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ,i. ,1_ By virtue or two needs or trust rrorrrnra sXt mond and York BJ ver Railroad Company CDt&aiattfSiffl Wm. H. Madar land and tne.- uadersisned,- dat?t- -"-V respectlvely the em or September, Tgw; abd* tft? ; -??? 1st or Jandary, 1868, the undersigned:- surviving itrnstees, will, on WEDNESDAY.- the 14th day of ' - August, wa.atliiJL, at th* auottonrooma of Mesara Grubbe A Williams, Richmond, virginia, sell by Punllc Anctlun, ? '->?.' ?'in .:? fr.lr. 7:*3".f- ^ . The WHOLE . UJJK OP RAILWAY o? th* said ';; Company from the Olty ot Richmond to Wegs Point, together with the Franchises oT th* sala Company, and the Equipment*,- Rolling stock, Machine Shops, Depo* Water Stations, Road Ked, Machinery, TpUs, Easements, and every other right, Interest or estat? conveyed by thb ?aid deens, excepting chosesiaaction, r?rj -KISJU wlU be CASH sunfclent to pa? a?Vthe c?rtt orTei eontlng the trusts of. said deeds, and.-vs pay inp interest on thencmdaoajAtandlng nnder the deed 148,000, Vi th lntereatjrom. the ist or JnIy,I?73, at [the rate of 8 percent .perannum, p?y?ble semi-annually, and thoa cash eufflciene . io pay the interest dna on the bonds or the nrstclasB under the deed of isas aforesaid, ea thea ted gt about $62,000, and a credlt until the lst of Janu? ary, 1880 aa to tsoo,ooof 'With Interest at tho rata or 8 per cent, per annum from tho 1st Cf. inly, 1872, payable semi annually, and. then Cash suf? ficient to pay. the Interest dae on the txjnds or the second clans under the mortgsg? o? isca ai cae said, estimated: af about 4166,000,. and, then a credit until lat bf January, 1877, as to $2W,ooo, with Interest from the lac of July, 1872, st tao rate o? 7 pee cent. p*,r;iflinni\ Pftjtfr1* Mmlitp nnally, and then a ciedle until theist or J?nuary, 1800, as to the residue of s cb - purchase" monoy, Wi'h interest at the rat? of fl per cent. per . an jicm. .As to BO much-of the purchase money as may be applicable to tb? beads, -seen red ' by. .the deeds-of trust aforesaid, the purchaser shan jive bis bondscorresponding with tho SoH outstand? ing bofid e. and- aa.ft? the rendue or s^t purchase nwDeyT/the^hrchttser ah??! or bonds, as may be determined apon af ter the sale; the purchaser's bonda^o.ne.secured. by dewLor . trust on the property and franchise? solo-.1-Jj " capitana te will take' notice that .the eilect of. a ?ale and convey anon by the, undersigned will be to extinguish the Company aforelaid, and'make the purchaser a Dody corporate. For ruxtheT-par ttoaaim, apply, to, Moah?ax^PAGB A, MACEY, Counsellor* at Law, Wchm?tftLVav Jur^ "hrvi^gTrtateeav - ?gr Sale- condneted by Messrs. 0ROBBS 4 WUiLIAMa, Aoctioneeffc--^ NfOTOETOM^ Holders 'of th? Mortgage Bonds aforesaid WI II report at once to Mesara. PAGE A MACR?;Rich- ? mond, VTa?, tho number of Bonds held; by.thtJni( the deed of trust by which they dre secured, the amonas of- each Bo nd, an d tba arndani of interest due.;. Holders of Detached Coupons will reportas a?ore. ' . . B-H.'*aTJitY,'' J. PROSSER TABB,"': Jan? ai - ?] I .SQ^ira^jr^tBea, Swirls.ono i-untiei) 11x5 ($0000. SEASONABLE ,iii!r?d :uc. i.i ? 2- ,f r.cryji G OODS. ti l;10'Ot)< ' i ? liv.. :i.-f?;>v- ? rc-.iar ENGLISH ^ '??^?^^ . GAUZE, MERINO, SILK AND THRtlAI) iDEBSHIRTSilDfilWERS Elegant Suspenderer; M . no \\..r.-i >.>. "fivjo ?i 1,3 ?fjiw. :.Mi-?iu WINDSOR SCARPS. BOW? A TIES. udiin phnM midziiiingf . 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