The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, July 18, 1866, Image 4
A Pi-t-sltlr ?tili I Witrniiis.
AW-0<t"i irdin.il. )'?'?'.;? .-,?.> Jt i.-tin;
Hftfth?> Amiie '?.'.'.
I michtily fem
fh.it your chane?' editeop you
awake it:
for the Fayma.ii vot<
Sewaru-Krivu^1 ?W thc tiuoai
A^cla^ out ?lit*huoiV did Klink. .0
f he galliant O'Nalc
He did imitate
tho wrong sido of the Cnnada. b?rdle-?-?.:
An' the Faynians wot shtopped.
An' their rations were lopped,
Cndhor Grant's imperative ordher?..
Faix! Seward an' Shooed
Win detest you imleed -
May w?)il choice wid malicious laughter:
For, wliile this is the deed
Of Bill Seward and Shpecd,
It is Johnsen thc Faynians arv sitie-?:
Sind Soward away
Clane across the say.
To them English he loves so d-avb
An* that you are for Pat
If you'll only do that
Th? Faynians will recognize i-hiarly:
But in case you don't.
Or you can't, or won")
Though they like you, an' lik* ....ur no?
tions
The Faynians, I fe*r,
May start off right her?
To tho radicals payin' ilev?)ii?ms;
An" then Seward an' Shpo.-d
?Who detest vim indeed
""dav well choke wid malicious laughlin ? ;
For, while Ods is the. dcod
Ol* Bill Seward an' Shpeed,
It is Andie thr Faynians ar? affcber'
I am for yon, me boy:
Me jewel an' joy!
lill a sartain warui raygion is I^?- II:
An' if nx'j frindship firm
Could prolong your terni,
Faix! tho chair von now fill von niigbi 0../.
in;
But these Faynians gran.!
Aro a bot-headeil band,
An'they think they nor thrate.d uuMirly;
An* if Bomethin' ain't don.
To cut short their fun.
Och! their vote? will be eas? mighty
qua rely!
An' then Soward au' shpeed
Who detest you indeed
Their midriffs mav shplit wid laughth^r;
For. while this is the deed
Of Bill Seward and Shpecd.
It is Johnson tho Favuians are archer!
311 LES O'REILLY,
Lato Private 47th R?giment N<>ic Y-.rk
Volunteer Infantry.
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[Patois .? i . ?
EUE? EARLY.
A Tale of the late War.
BY E. J. D.
CHAPTER V.
The refugees had not beeu at .Mi's.
Minor's many days, before they
learned that the Confederates from
the Rappahannock had reached tho
neighborhood, and were forming
their camps along the branches of tho
Chicfcahominy. The news made
Ellen's henri flutter with pleasure,
for she knew Gregg's brigade, +??
which Harry belonged, was among
them ; and she hoped to hear from
him soon. She was not kept long
in suspense, for she received a rode
from the gallant fellow that same
evening, saying that be was safe and
well, Tjd that he would visit her us
soon a.? he recovered from the fatigue
of the toilsome march. The happy
girl despatched the messenger back
with some refreshments and a cheer?
ing missive, telling her lover of their
capture aud escape, and assuring him
that he would be looked for at her
aunt's with great impatience,
"Look here, Ellen," said Minnie,
mischievously, to her, a* she sent the
servant off, -what does this moan?
Yon must be ou very intimate terms
with some of those Carolina boys?"
"I am with one, Minnie; T have a
very intimate acquaintance among
them. I formed his acquaintance up
home, on the Rappahannock. about
a month ago. He visited us there,
often."' replied Ellen, with a quiet
-mile.
"Who is heV ls bo handsome?"'
inquired the excited Miunie.
"This will answer your first ques?
tion," said Ellon, placing Hurry's
note in her cousin's hands. "As to
tho second, you must be gratified by
this until you can see him timi j ml ge
for yourself; he will be here soon,''
and she pressed the spring of a small
medallion, that contained bb like?
ness.
Minnie glanced at the note and ex?
claimed, reproachfully, "Engaged, f
declare! and did not tell m.. ,\ word ot
it."
"Why, Minnie, you could not have
expected me to tell yon before: J
have availed myself of the fi esl op?
portunity I have had."
.'Does Uncle Early know ii?"
"How could you think 1 would
permit such a thing without d< .-.).
father's consent?" n-kol Ellen, seem?
ing hurt.
"Oh, yes, I ought b? have known
better. 1 didn't mean to wound your
tender heart, m> sweet coz," ^nhi
Minnie, coaxingly. "He is band
some, 1 see," she continued, ^canning
the likeness. "But f could not lia ve
expected him to be otherwise When
will be bo here?"
"boon, I hope, perhaps to-inor
row." Ellen then went on t?> relate
the extraordinary circumstances un?
der which they met, and Mich por?
tions of their courtship a? she thought
proper to reveal, which amused and
interested her cousin very much, ft
manifestly afforded her great pleasure
to Bee that Ellen was happy-f?>r an
envious spirit was not one of Min?
nie's faults-she had no little desire
*o see her gallant lover, and express?
ed the hope thal his fatigue would
not last long.
On the morning succeeding tho
conversation just related, ns Minnie
"?vas standing in the yard, training a
favorite vine to grow as she wished
it, Ellen being engaged with her aunt
? at the time, n young 'officer, clad in a !
j grey uniform, rex!o np to the f:'h>
aud inquired if that wa* the rest- ?
dence of Mrs. Minor. Minnie an- !
swered iu tb> nffiritiative. and recog- ;
nixing him at once ns Lieutenant
CiiUespie, she asked: "Are you lH?t
Hurry d?lespie?"
'Thut is my mu?e," ht? replied,
smiling ait lier familiarity.
"Well, then. Laouteuant. dismount ,
and v.?ilk in; 1 am Minnie Minor, i
your cousin that is t<~. be," she con- ?
tinned, laughing and extending her
liand. Tho g?y girt ?-.nid ucl ed him
into the parlor, and, requesting him
I to be seated, she tripped off to sur
: prise nud bring in Ellen.
Tho meeting of tito loyers was a
joyful one. as lovers' meetings always
are. lt was not long before Mr. Early
was in the room, slinking Harry's
band, expressing bis pleasure at moot?
ing him, and asking a variety of ques?
tions about the troops and the
? strength and position ?d' thc hostile
'annus. Ho then Meat out uno
brought in his sister, to whom ho
presented his prospective son-in-law,
with evident pride ?nd gratification.
Mrs. Minor received the y oung officer,
very courteously and kindly, and
. fissured him that she was happy t?>
extend to him the hospitalities of her
j house. Ellen was pleased to sec that
neither her aunt nor Minnie were di --
appointed iu Hurry. Hi> polite and
easy manuel's, sensible convers?t Ton,
ready wit and inspiring oheer fulness
soon won upon their regard, and their
! expectations, though they had h*vu
raised high, were fully realized in tho
young Carolinian, as tin pretty
i Ellen's accepted suitor. Th" day
passed away very pleasantly, ami ?1
, wns not until lab in tho evening that
Harry could summon sufficient rcso
' lotion to toar himself from thc charm?
ing circle und return to the camp.
Mrs. Minor's residence nowbecamo
as attractive aud delightful place t..
? him as the mansion in the Massapo
i nix valley had been. Though pune
! tnal in attending e> his duties es a
i soldier, he was enabled, from tho
comparative inactivity ol' th< armies
for several weeli-, and the post lie
then hehl, (having been reeoutly pro
; rooted to the position of adjutant of
! Iiis regiment. 1 to spend many plea
. sunt hours in the society of his
friends there, and to learn more fully
what a priceless treasure ho had f< mud
in his beloved Ellen, li?t this hap
' piness was not to last-this cup nf
i pleasure was soon to bo dashed from
I bis lips.
' Ono eveniug, lie appeared unusu -
I ally serious, ami, though rallied by
; th? guy Minnie on hi> unwonted
i mood, all her eft'orts could not eu
? tirel\ dispel the cloud of gloom ried
seemed t<> be settling upon him. In
; parting, however, be endeavored lc
j assume his usual cheerful manner,
j but the eyes of love see through all
j disguiso?. Ellen's sympathizing heart
. told her tho eauso of-Harry's rte
, pressed spirits, aud. as she held v\
i her sweet mouth to him, to be kissee
? for perhaps tho last time, her pretty
! eyes were filled with totes. Would
j she ever soe hin. again? Howuncer
: biiti!
; The dark sti?rm ?>f war that Ino
been gathering so fearfully for som?
: time around Richmond, was about tc
burst forth in all it? fury. Met'b l
. lan, the able commander ol' the Fed?'
1 ltd armies, had almost drawn a cor
don ol' line- around that covete?
city: and Lee, thc heroic chieftain <>
tb?; Confederate-, had muss' <\ hi
strength to hurl it upon those litiei
j of investment, ?nd driv. ... k th.
I steadily approaching foe. "Stone
wall" .lacks??n, the renowned lead--:
?of the "foot cavalry.'" ha?l -.\> ;ru:
. down from the Shenandoah Valley
and was t<" fall like thunderbolt 01
! the flank and roar of the Federals
whije other generals assail? d them i:
j the front, lu this graud drama 0
war. Gregg's Carolina Brigade wa
destined to net a conspicuous par!
.and many r.f the bright-eyed Uo}
and noble men that composed it wer
i never to gladden the ryes of ion
parents and friends again. Jacks?u
opened thc ball: tin thunder of hi
. cunnon und the steady rattling n>:?
i of small arm- announced his po
. sence, and soon other legions w< re i
motion, joining their battle-cry ?
the mighty cliorns and terrille ti
. mull, lt was a sublime and imposin
j sight; the volcanic blazing of tli
batt? ries, tho tremendous uproar an
the deafening noise of tue conies
; ?'?nd the dauntless bravery of the ic
i !;aulting columns, .1-. tlu\> charge
through the storms of leaden an
iron hail. For seven days and night:
with hut little iuttrrmissiou, the ba
: tie raged ?long tin Chicknhomin
land between that stream and th
James. Mw. .Minor - ivsiileiiee w,
not many ruii< s from thc point w?i< 1
the light commenced, ami for sever:
I days tito inmates of the io.iee- ooul
, hear tin booming ot' the cannon; at!
j from th?, upper j windows, Ellen au
Minnie, with trembling hearts, con!
seethe white, sulphurous cloud, t
! smoke thai I ON? from the battle-fieh
: and at night tho .-miden flashes an
; glare <>f tia bursting bombs. Til
; novel and alarming sight tilled th- i
j with terror ami grief, foi they c:
I peeled then' loved ?/m s w?-r< st rai
gling in that path of ?langer au
I death, ol* bad already been number?:
with tho slain. At length, the sonni
became l'aintei uml more iudistinc
; aud finally only the drep tones ?
? heavy cannon conld be bearii nt
! distance. From this, they judge
i that the enemy were retreating, an
! tho battle was surging away.
The Federals, though they ba
! stubbornly conteste^] the ground, lia
>"T??J !.._? ! ?/?"TJL_I1.-1A* l*-?lM
been routed and driven from alli
i in ir foitittcation?, and had taken'
refuge under their gun-boata on the
Ja mee, mote tl ian. twenty miles below:
Richmond. They had lost a great
Dumber of men and an immense
aiuouut o' stores. But these achievo
meuts had cost the Confederates
many valuable lives. Position after
position lind been charged and taken,
deeds of heroism and martial glory,
worthy of any age, lund been per?
formed; but brave men had fallen nt
every step, und the joy of victory
was dampened by the mourning nnd
lamentation that filled the land.
The battle-field" presented a ghast?
ly and horrid spectacle, si rewa with
the slain-the Federals dressed ia
blue, and thc Coufederates. for the
most part, in grey or brown; dead
horses, broken cannon, and guns,
accoutrements-, wagons and eanip
equipage scattered iii indiscriminate,
confusion in every direction over the
ground. Where the struggle had
been hottest, the dead lay in heaps,
and at every point where the fighting
was severe, they lay herc and there,
with gory bodies, glazed eyes and
rigid limbs, stark and stiff in death.
Oh! it was an awful, melancholy,
sickening sight. Such is war; we.
shudder to think of it- ?eurors, its
barbarities and hellish accompani?
ment*, and base no desire, it' we were
able, to depict thom. May our eyes
never again belt??ld its orii'd and ac?
cursed -cen.- :
On t??. (hird day -d tin contest,
Harry'.- servan! found Iii-- way to
Vi-. Mini.;-'-, with the iutelligenc?
t; his muster was wounded, but it
though! not fatally, and that lie
wished Mr. Jvirly to come to his n.s
i-i; ia .e.-. finit gentleman lost no
tin., in getting his carriage ready,
and. guided by the faithful negro, IK
s.-.on found the young officer in fl
mimili house, which had beim convert
i d iiito a field hospital, near the spot
where he had been -n icken in th?
bloody charge. Tho ball bad pass?e
through his ?eft arm below tin-elbow,
and broken ooo o' the bones, and a?
it had boen some time before re
ceived surgical .-.iii. he was -uffcriiij;
greatly from lu?- ol' blood and fron
I i i ;. He was tenderly {du ced in tlc
c ai ring'.-, and carried as speedily m
possible to the house ol his anxioui
friends, where he received every at
tcntiou and cart thal affection am
kindness could bestow. Nursed am
caressed by Klleu'st? nderhauds, ?au
. ujoying the sunshine of her endear
ing smiles, he was soon out o? dun
gov .on] in ;. fair way of recovery
l ani itself i- a great physician, am
Harry was blessed with its restorativ
tigeiiev in ii- fullest perfection.
\-- rio- pnrtion of th?? army i<
which .Mr.-. Miuor'ssons were attach
ed. operated in amore distant pail o
the extended battle-ground, severa
days passed before sh? could hen
from them. \t length, she receive?
the joyful nev.-, that they were boil
sate and unhurt, and that they wer
resting from their toils and fatigue
m their shady camp. ???.?< thc banks !
the James. While ?liai estimabl
lady was penetrated with i dee
sim se of gratitude '.> kind L'rov
dence l'or tliis signal deb, verane.- froi
th?- mam dangers through whit
iliey had passed, she was filled wit
profound sorrow lo the reflect i o
that but few had been s.> fortunat?
and that widows and orphans and b?
. reaved parents and friends had bee
multiplied throughout the country.
1 Winn Lieut, ?.rillespie hadso'f,
recovered from bis wound as to 1
able to walk about with hi-, arm in
-ling, he received .i lotter from li
father in Smith Carolina, urging hil
to c ?mc home and remain there mit
lo- was entirely well. Asa dutiful soi
be was axions to comply with hi - f
t lier's request, but as he ci mid scarce!
bear the thought of a separation fro
his darling nurse at such a time, I
besought Mr. Karly to eons, nt
their marriage, that Rilen might a
company him to his home in t!
Pail un ito State. The kind old g?>
tleinan could not c<-lia-^tv him this pet
lion, but in consenting to the co
i summation ot their wishes, lie w
again nuable to r?*strain ;? -dnnvev
tears. Hut. they were quickly ?brie
and he generously and nobly sn
mitb-il to the self-sacrifi?e nial deni
ti mt lie knew ii would cost him.
; order to promote their happiness.
The uirangvim ut - f??r the uupti;
j were soon complet*-?!. Mrs. Min,.;
boys lia.l been siuutuoueil home, ai
s? ?mo relatives from Rich mond anti
. few ii i..nd- lani nevil invited, to >\
in s- tho even! ana partake of l
festivo enjoyment. The din and ti
mod of war had ut-use?! fora tin
ami from tho perfect ?niiet thai pi
! Vi?ilc?l in that part of tl"- couuti
yon won!.1 have thought penco h
i visit? d thc land . gain- bul for t
j kuowledge thal die hostile arm:
?wer?. .-till lino, nnd the occasioi
.-ivhi of straggling courier bean
despatches, cr ri military wagon ti
veling the distan! highway.
It was ar. interesting group ti
n scmbled in the sumptuous drawn
i. ii al Mrs. Minor's that calm sm
rn-; evening. Hunv was slighl
hut his cum posed features a
.satisi'ed loo!. bespoke the de?:
tranquil joy that tilled heart.
Iiis -ide was Ellen, and u prett
Initie n? ver brought her vows to fl
men's altar; her simple robe ol' whi
with lew fresh lose buds in her ii
hair, comporting well with her puj
quie t loveliness. Near her .-,to
Minim, neatly bnl richly dress?
scare? ly less charming than her bei
ti ri 11 cousin. On the opposite si
of the room were her brothers, wi
their pleasant though snn-burntfac
ft??iji^!!'^ ni;,
standing erect, with soldierly beer- j
nig, ia their well-brushed grey uni?
forms. Mr. Karly Appeared near the
minister; the latter, with a mc?:k, in?
tellectual face, but iu the sober, seri- ?
ons countenance of the former you
CO tdd not have discerned tho least" iu- j
dication of the conflicting emotion*
that pervaded his breast. Tho rest '
of tho company wero dispersed |
around, a bevv of rosy girls closing
thc circle; and lastly/not the least;
noticeable object of the scone was old i
Bosen, the veritable old servant, ha?
bited in bis Sunday livery, with his I
hat under his arm, showing his ivory j
teeth rind delighted visage in the
door. Tin- trite but touching cere- j
inonj s\;i<- quickly performed, and
j Harry and Ellen wer?? united in Mi- !
citons wedlock.
"Th? v-.t!.' !: ti- tilt?' bil,.i.? Itt tvillinij j
T am your coil-in, now,' said
Minnie, merrily, to Harry, as she;
? gave him ber baud to ofter ber cou- ;
; gratillation and bestoyr si kiss.
"J am sure 1 shall never disown1
tin-, relationship," he replied, press- \
, ing la r band, and gazing with plea- .
sure um! admiration -it brr dashing i
b< auty.
lt was a str?ngt, linn nu* ?? weil- ;
I ding. But ti few weeks had passed:
since that household was shrouded in
gloom, tronbli and tearful anxiety:
and now i< wu- tilled with festive
' pleasure, mirth and hilarity. But
such is human lio- Vs in the physi- ;
cal world, clouds ami sunshine, com- !
motion and rpiietudo aro constantly
chasing each otb? r over the earth; so !
in the morai. Hie transitions from:
sorrow lo joy, from deep trouble to
I hopeful traiupiilit> of soul, and r?-v
versa, u*< equally sudden and un- !
expected. Vurt n is doubtless a mer?
ciful constitution of our na tu iv that
it ?s s..; t!;;it th' bur..ali heart i- so
flexible that it i- md often crushed j
by the weight. .. ir-- delicate cords '
snapped ??y *?n tension of lb* one;
audio UK- rebound it is tilted. puri?
fied il may ? .. . to enti r with a keener
/.. -T and i ?.in ber ??? lish iuto the other.
lr was tii'i- with tie happx parly ?it
Mrs. MiuorV: foi tho time being,
they !"?;;'-t that tie demon of war'
wiis .^talkin? through rh,' laud, and
banishing their euros and anxieties,
tlm\ betook themselves to social
ely- r. ;. srivity and * n joynt* nt.
f> ilNCl.t I?K1> ?N ol ? SI XT. :
J.
Richland District-In Equity.
,.. St,., i. ?',.?1 Solicit.-i of Mid?ll>
l;,r iu i Wim?'!.
' n iNM'l 1 D. IX, b.iviny Med
ri. -o?..i i ,,,!. . ;.;.oe- !-tli. ui order
existen, ..!... . -. enti- " tn- Di-ub ,
r?f O m vi y:me. i. ler.i. thc said.). .1. (>"Con- .
a M. <.r two i i.r l.;o..i. -vhiRh to?, liter |
romorls rh.-?t H:\rv - folit-t?e: and alf )
..t another I ?..; i tm voyance of a ">t of :
L-mti ."? Winn -o?--:. io i ohirubia: All
pirti -s inter .-.id mumed to appear, ,
at tb' vj.iiik?iou of tiire. month:*, to cross
examine lim Lvidi !-.': ".alel? ?nay bo pr*??
ito,- I. m.I ptodllc* > . id. ie - ill l.plv.
11 1'.. in sAl'ssl . ? .. K. h. I-.
April ?-: u.ine
Richland District-In Equity.
Af?nes I.. .> vs. .loo-, \dger, Executor, ?"..i I
'ethos.. Ii;:if.>.- l'ofltl'O? -t,.-' .Sii.'e.
?T s t '1 '*-**' i'll-' . * th * 'min i sr- it in. r thal
.T.utn Adger. r > ---i 'or. Wilburn Adser,
J. E. A:!.:, r, Wilban; !.. Adgin-. ThomasT.
Flavor. William \ '.".i, \-.:.:?- Car tr r.
Elizabet h Prot her. wont of th. defendants
ill tit. above >! lied cil-i . ill . lt bs* ill i?? -
youd th. limits ot "this Stn;*-: It <H ordered.
timi tie.-;. .! ? plead, ?ie?v.vt or bunni .<.
' tie!-- '..ill e. nitiet?, day - ?i.'ii! this date, <-i r.
doen - eo.-oVs.s-,. will i" entered itgain-t
tl., n 1?. !'-. oi -Al ssriiK. C. E. ll. P
: April 2.? v'lnm
Queen's Delight
Ff o' th- .:>(.*> ..j <-U i fa.s* f har
lit;/ their Oriaii "' ft Vltiote.l VOlfli
of th. human system, ."ni thone
? ...'KI ii-f f!.<>,:? oily o' p-o:'fi''nil th:
. of health, hnyrKIlenee in lietuo,
?,Kt*r-tii. ."oe/ nature, fruin foo areal, hi
I,,!,,. ruy*.fetrni kind -'-ating, tfri.il
i,..]. .rorkina-irhrr^.u "ah,re snf
/..,->? e.chai?f,;n.
rilH?S ej? iinYa.1 ext mci .'iii he foiled ..'i
I ' ......;....!... . st crtlial r... ,n
I'I-* -. - ?rising ti'otti i'n impure stat* of
th*'* blood. t litre?. - li- ? inptioUS, such is
Pimples. Ciirhnnol??. I'u.-t ni.-.
I ilote*,,.-j |{on?|iti.-s i'.-. Skin. Scalj
Appear:!*.. lh" ("uti.-l". Tetter, Uiug
ivoillis i a,i Itchiliy ItilUteis .,; ?he Skill,
tl!- puritici will rennoe, ?lid impart
lii.iiiti m.l i. life-tclovi : . tbi eouiploxien.
l-'-u Krysipvlai*, Se;, tula >?r hin ;'.- Evil,
l?beuiti?lisi?l, Pains in tin Ktuies, Stillness
io .h. .1..??ns, tdd f leers, Waul of Blood
ioii, Pari?*. Syphilitic Sor*'? ..nd Ulcers,
:.,ei luipKireil t oust initions u isin^ (vota
t?,- --i dteciff*, and from tin too fret: list
? . t me rea ty. I . - i li euer al Debility, spring?
ing fr -rn f\>.mei*Ma . i bidisestiiin, NVeak
nesr- un<? I'.en- iu the Stomach, Liver (VDU.
plniiil. .. . -on .( iietior, in that ur^au
pr...In. no. mill.s .-, ?i. ^bli ..i- .oj.-i.. LtTe.-t
' ni? lh' kubV*s e.td i.hvdi'ter.
f'cniai s. at ibu period o* .-ii..n. ,-, -nil
lind it iii h? -i re.st-iir.iive to h*ialth ami
--tret!::;':, from nil .*.. -*. weaknesses and
' d. or. ssion.- -1 m"i.1 i?:??: .?.?.Iv .vbi-h rob
lo- :.; t|W!5 io... ,.; i -,
Person- i ravi iin? s. uti, ..j ?bme ?" ,"
climat. -. und ail tn leeiimnted, will sin?i tho
. im. . .? - D?lit;ht ? rtri'iu protection ff.?ni
all lht*.?so distas s vi I dcb origin?r? ni s
ehitng* of climate, dil t and hf- .
A briei hUtor? of this rc mai kable metli
cii-.i will liol b oui . rplace bi r . ltspr*>
! p.ni otu remedy v,i n futil inirnducrd
to tb cottee of tin pref* -.-'.- ?ii ?.> lb-. I'hos.
I.e.:. ; Sin on -, .if s-iu;!! Carolins, as earlv
a- is-.?-'. . - :. vnbtabii HH-I-JU?VI rvbicdy itt
?. phillie . fi' 't-' i-. :;..*? oihern rei|iiirlug
th', us. ofmtreury. I??'. Simona st?t?
ra?.!it.- '.-.i '...', linlorsod iud extended
by Dr '.. i ?" - .?! M* bile, .u l Dr. H. lt.
Fro.,1, .? ? liari*:s?! i*, i roiuthi reports in
its favor tn.-i? .<-,ms ..?.. re lton to doubt
tit? etiii-ac} ff tilt- in dicha- in Secondary
Sophie- Scretuli.. < ntiitiootih Diseases,
Chronic Hepatic Affection- and other com?
plaintir I.*.'terited bj alfjrative tticdieines.
Fur ?id-i i i 1NHEK& HE1NITSH,
.Tum '?13 blinni!.-, Columbia, S. C.
?Old Newspapers for Sale,
B?tti, hundred ol thousand, at
Maren 2 PHONIX OFF IC I'
Thos. P. Walker,
Magistrate and Coroner, j
Office fla ToH^Offlic? BnUdm?. ?:<dumb?i.
Cutlery! Cutlery!!
.ii ihe Sign of (Ut- f'OhU-u /'./././,<?../.-.
AF I'LL assortment of Table and Pocket 1
OTJTLEKYi PCISSOBS, ,v... in .?tore I
ami for ?si? low by. " JOHN <'. OHL.
NOTICE.
MAYOIfK orrie*;,
i oi.cnjiiA, Jim? 2. IKCO.
fl?H; lin information of persons j
may ht ignorant of th?- laws of il.*? >
city, and to prevent any further violation
of said la\\? bortiu mentionod, tl"- follow- i
ing Ordinances ave republished:
"/.v il .?.?.tai^l. That it shall ici !.?. Uw- j
ful to drive any wagon, cari or other eur- j
riag. . or ride orb-ad ate, horse iicross or i
upon aaj open bi*icl? drain, witniu tb? cor?
porate limite of t1 . etty of Columbia, ?.:.- ?
cent al tlc bridges or otter places pro
vi'bd foi roM.-dng Said ib'dins. undw a
penalty ii i exceeding twonti dollars for
each a".<l every otb aw;."
../? il further or? 01 ?/??<?, That ii shall not ?
bu lawful to drive ?ny wagon or otb? 1 ?tr
liag< , or ride or b ad anj horse or mule, or ;
sutler them to stain! opon anj pav? meut. \
except in casca of absolute :.<.;?> aeiiy. ?etd
any pe?-a >n ofTt ruling; her? in, sluvl! t>. gul*. :
Jett to a tin ? of not b*?s than one nor i>i?r<' i
iban rt fly dollar*.'
June t THEO. STARK. .Viavor.
TRI-WEEKLV HACK LISE
Between Laurens and Newberry.
<>N nm! r?fter AU ?NJ?Ai",
<k??& . K, ffctho lf*lli inst mn . i li- HACK I
-6>-(^V" *^ex'H. \> iii .-..lit,: i .. .. i ! ' t lh( lip |
hain '-n 'he fir. en viii?; and ;
iouo.il.ia lUilroad eu T I" ES P \ Y S ,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; willi lim!
down ti aiu, "?i SIOV'DAYs WICON KS- I
DAYS .nd FH1DAYS.
'i'hus pas.sengers'-ie.. ??> .-anied thrtmgh I
from Oilumbtato Lauren- in ?NT. DAY !
arriving at [?axirens'?> y >*elo ibe same j
day tln'-y leave Colnnioia I*:? . ngt?n can j
leave Lauri ns :-t .'i o VJ oe'-: .. ),. auu arrive i
at t olumhia sam' day ot : ?. -i- k. ;
Ev?:n comfort b atT"] .< ?? passouger?j
which could i>- -eo e ., stage lin?;.
! lt. < i'.KVs. j
I.,eM . |," .lilli, I'". )Si>l illll? ?0 ;
Charleston Advertisements.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
PEOPLE'S XTEABSIIIP KIIHPAXY.
Fare Seduced to $25.
-nh Port ??>??>?<. M.r-v
Th "rs> li ty.
?i'RADISUIP FLAtUtK\l .
i Ari. G. M. \Y >ui:..
?TKAMSHIP ?IOSKK.I
l"*Al"f. C. P. M-UISU"? \\
i; sh STEAMSHIPS, om-riim
indue; r.ient tu MlHPPERS av,
TRAVELING PUP-LI?\ iiavir-v -ipTioi
accommodations t-.s- Passengers with
tables supplie?! ' y ?ver;? luxury rh? New
York sud Charleston marketa can alford;
and. for safely, ?p?.-ed and ??nit'?rl ? no
! ir ?.lifo ^.,1 th?- ..<.';? v;.
THF. STEA ifsiiii
FLAMBEAU
? ATTAIN <.. >L WA) i ,
?Tri LL LE A VF. NORTH ULAM IC
W WHARF, .: i m"USDAY. .bib w,
ISO;, HI iVlocl .
Liberal advati<*< - m?, lo .?. consignm- 'os
to New York.
For Freight Pa.ss,?<< .ppb .?: .!??.
Agents. WILLIS \ CH1S?LM.
J uh i:? North Atlantic Whan
COHEN, HANCKEL & CO..
ranurs and Commiss'wn Mrn'li.inK
No. 46 East Bay. Charleston, S. C.
JACOB cou KN. ?-. K. HAS/KFI.. t??s. COHEN.
"Vjrril.L * I! < OTTON. bb l ! < dJACOO,
V> Naval Stores and ?li V->- -. ipti.uis of
Provine? or Merchandiz?'. Will >h'?? to
N a-tlx ru ?nd F< reign 1'?rs. V-. Will
.U0j5j[,)vj |)ui? dUUIMdirj Sri
EMBLS5?0I BUL
CHARLESTON. S. C,
HUS POPUI VU .?nd ' ? !i le a ;
En? HOTEL oas |x-on NEWIA 1 L'U
?Bi&NTSIIEO tbroughimt !-y tie pr. s, ut j
proprietor, who loin been sixtet TI e.-m-s
. .. ,.i.. ,-o -vii h the . stablisbnient.
1'. Wim E, Propri? t??i.
firoKi.i rtixun. Snperintendeiit.
t'?iAS. v. Mt LLB H. Cashier. Marci. '?1
New York Advertisements,
it
imo Soap?) burn your nng- rs.
-..nu y? ur clothing, and
\1J i o it lik? ?1? v. before n July -un
/. Arg?,, T'."\ Co.'* Perk Jiro'oi
Furn iii, St? ?>
WON'T DO EITHER !
' ii? thc contrary, if is
Pleasant t-> thc hands,
Ib<! mit ss t" vour clothing, .mu
-mm LiKr. A STONEWALL:
rillt?s ? 11 ide is made from a natural pro
_| .bu l. und ia in every way superior to
thu rdinary Family Soaps. Residen its
euperioi cleansing qnahti?.s, ii softens
goods and btighteus colors without injury
toeith. r. One pound cq?ial to omi sud ii !
half of ordinary soap. A saving ..! 5t> per
cent. Send for circulars. Sold hg the tr .ule
gcneraUq. ts*- PUINClbAL OFFI?CE, S3
TESFY'STREET, NEW YORK.
M R. STAFFORD. President.
Jniv t mw3mo
1
New York Advertisements.
STENHOUSE & MACAULAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
?rtOB the Kal<- ot COTTOK, COTTON
1 YAK NS, SHEETINGS, Naval Store?.
Ac. aud for the purchase o? Merehandi?.
generally^ Pearl Strut, New lor*.
Consigna: nt3 to Hi? from every point in
the South frilly protected by insurance as
...jo:: ..- Jalv 14 Iv
J. i*. i AJdAN MACAULAY.
S3?THE2A BAUX K?TE8!
SOUTHERN SECUMT?ES ?
Bought ami ?-old ou commission bv
LAWRENCE BROTHERS & 00..
BAnKERS, fc
A". 1? WALL STREET. NEW YOHA.W
MONEY received on di posit, from banks,
bankers, merchants aud others. Or?
ders in (?old. Government aud other Secu?
rities executed at the regular Stock Ex?
change by a member of the fina. Consign?
ments ot Cotton solicited. April h
DKWITT C. LAWRENCE. JOHN H. CKCH..
Citrus J. LAWBENCK. WM. A. HALSTF.I-.
CONFEDERATE GENERALS.
AGENTS WANTED to Pull our new
series of Card Photographs of PRO?
MINENT MEN of the South. 100,000 have
already been sold. Agents are making (lo
per day. Send for letter of agency. En?
close i?. mid we. will send a good assort?
ment, by return mail, that will sell for ?15.
Address JONES & CLARK, Publish'*,
April i 83 Nassau street. New York.
JABIES CONNER'S SONS
f SITED STATES TYPE FtlliSDRV
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
"VTt >S. 2s, 30 and 32 Centre street, (cornet
of Bead? street, ) New York. The type
on which this paper is printed is from tn^
above Foundry. Nov IK
WESTCHESTER HOUSE,
Ponier Broome Street and Bowery, N. Y.
rilli IS house, capable ot accommodating
_L three hundred guests and kept on th*
Europeaii plan, is centrally located, and
near to uh points. ('itv ears pass thc
lintel to all tho Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places of Amusement every three
minutes. Single booms. *1.00 per dav
double, ?2.00. J. F. DA BROW & CO., *
Jan 14 ly Proprietor*.
'jit ^^?sjr.fo^-S^S
lis m*n**mm
|^i\|l;i!l??l??lll'
^^^^^^ c o 5 ^-? ?t?*S. _
An Old Song Set to a New Tune
.. b; Spring approcieites,
Ams and llnarhes
fVnw their h?tes come oto;
lad Mice and Roly,
f >i Hf ??tr of rots,
'. rt'.>il i<ki;i f?tV?f."
"Costar's" Y?at, Roach, &c., Extern,
T. .-f.... n-ed for ZfaAr, Mice, Roaches,
Btac'- . . *c, <ttv
x>?d-uog Exterminator
ls lupoid or wash used to destroy, ?nd
also aa a preventive for lie-l.-bugx, &c.
''Costar s Electric Powder forlns't*
Is for Mo?ts, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Bed-bugs,
laser's CD Plauts, Fotfis, Animals, ?t?.
?s- : : ! BEWIRK! ; : o? all worthies*
imitation-.-.
**" Sec toa: ' COSTAU'S"' name ?SOD?S?ti
Ro\. Bottle and Flask, before yon fc%?.
/HT Xd.lress flEKltY R. OOSTAH.
482 Broadway, N. Y.
?? s<.!d in t oinmbi?, S. C., by
Vnd all Druggist* and Retailers.
1866.
INCBEASE OF RATS.-The Farmer*,
i i'airlie .English) asserts and proves bj
figures that one pair of BATS will have ;.
progeuv and descendants no lesa that
65l,050*in three years. Now, unless thh
iniinen?. family "can bc kept down, the;
weald consume'more food than would nm
tain 65,000 human beings.
S- . '.< r?sTAK'S"advertisementahovt-.
1800.
RATS va.iu.C8 BIRDS, Wtfcoo ver engages
in shooting small birds is a cruel man.
whoever aids ii? exterminating rats is a
benelactor. Wc should like som* r^fc-t^
<?-i\e us tho b< ...' tit of their experience it
driving out thi s, pests. Wc need semi thine
besides dogs, eats ?ind traps for this bust
to m.-Scieidlfic Amerioan, A*. 1'.
br s~e '"COSTARVadvertise menl ah"v. .
1866.
..COST AU'S"' KAI" EXTERMINA TOB i*
eiiiipie, eat'? and sure-the most perfect
I; VTdlication meeting we have ever attend,
ed Ever; Bat that can get it, properly
pr. uar. 1,'wiil eat it. and every on? thai
eats it ..%!!! die, generally at some place a>
distant n ? possible from where it was tak< D.
I Lake Shore {Mich.) Mirror.
tt4~ <-i "OOSTABV advertisement alxiv*-.
1800.
A VOicE FROM THE EAU WEST. -
Speaking ol "COST.VR'S" Rut, Bosch, Ant,
A.c., Exterminator- - "more grain ana pro?
visions are, Jest roy od annually in Graut
County bj vermin than would pay for ton*
of this Rat and Insect Killer."
May 8 t3mo [Lancaster ( Wis.) Herald.
tar bee ' COST AU'S" advertisement abov<