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RY J A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, 8. O.. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1871 Attond the True Event" VOL. VII-NO. 18. joprr DksoiiirrrOjN oupEiuj?a TOAT T/DTE " BO?VVAB^BIO:^^ i ^SXTDltkiXt ?CrfibTn^,liB?^?TJ?iO\Vj?I> -EXTRA .CQlITI?NSATION i ,F?H ' IIOIiDINO ! EX Til A jiQOUBTa.j t..,,w...^.t: .'. ;\ tt j, ! ' M?sp?vea,] bj,\he Senate aqd House bf KeprfoMt?tivea o? ' the 3tato 'of Sooth C^?itioV^bV ni?ili and sitting-in Gen? eral Assembly, and' by tho authority of ur?. _v.mL-A. ?i__ -rr_x'_-r /-N_ _JW6d aneifcra compensation of eight hundred (8800) dollars, for holding ex? tra coarta, thirtoou weeks.'i'n tbeOoun ties of Edgefl?ld, Abbeville, Newberry, lVanrehs, and'Spartanbnrgi which said Cb??tioa were not'included in bia Cir? cuit. ki&tiQ ! .... ' Af. j.'.Ap?rpy^d fl^aroh 1, 1871. AK'i?*'TO-BBN^W AND' AMEND THE ?HAK I OtTER OP THE TOWN OF 'ANDERSON. .SECTION..l.\Be it enacted hy the Senate and Ho IIBc ofr Representatives ?of the State" of South 'Carolina, now met and sitting in*General Assembly, and by the authority of tho same, That from and immediately after .tho passage.of this Act, all and every person or persons who may-hive resided within the corporate limits of the town of Anderson for one year, or who may own a freehold therein, and their successors, ar? hereby declared to be members of the corporation hereby intended to bo created. . SEO.' 2'. That tho Raid persons and their Bucceaaora ahull, from and after tho pas sago'of .thia A?t, becomo a body politio and corporate, and ahnll be known and oall0d by the name of the town of An? derson, and its corpora to limits shall ex? tend ono mile in the direction of the car? dinal points, from the Court House there? of, as a centre, and form a square. Bv.o. 3, That the said town shall be governed by an Intendant and four Wardens, who shall bo persons that ac? tually reside within tho Umita of the cor? poration, and haye so resided at least twelve months immediately preceding their election. . The said Intendant and Wardens shall'be elected on the second Monday in September in each year, ten days notice having boen previously given, and shall continue in office for one year, and,until the electiou and qualifi? cation of their successors; and all malo inhabitants of said town who shall havo .attained the age of twenty-one years, and resided therein sixty days immediately preceding tho election, shall bs entitled to vote for said Intendant and Wardens: Provided, That no person shall bo al? lowed to vote nt any sn cb ?leotion who shall not have registered his name as a voter with tho Clerk of the Council in a book" or book's, to bo kept by him for that purpose, by IO o'olock A. M., on the day succeeding every each election. SEO. 4. That said election Bhall bo held in Homo convenient public place in said tbv?n,. from 9 o'clock in tho morning un? til'5 o'clock vin the ovenidg; and when -the TJ ol hr shall bo closed' th o Ma n riR?r H Bkalb.forthwith prooeed to oouut the V?te's,' under oath, statiug the whole number of votes .cast for each candidate or peradn voved for, and shall transmit ?heir'report of .the same in ?'s??l?d en? velope to'the Intendant of tho town; and if lhere bo no such Intendant, tho same -shall?be transmitted to tho Clerk of the Court: of Anderson County. Tho said Intendant or Clerk of tho Courtshall . open ..the j report . of the said Managers, and.'shall announce- and publish the v?ho!o number of tho votes cast, and tho whole'-' humber cast for each oandidate, when" th?; several 'candidates receiving tho highest cumber- of legal votes for the offices for. -which : they were votod for shall be declared daly elected. The In? tendant and Wardens for the time being shall always appoint three Managers to conduct "the olecticn, who, before they 'orien tho' polls 'fdr said election, shall take tho oath fairly and impartially to . conduct tho sumo; and the Intendant and Wardens, before j entering upon tho duties of their office, shall respectively take the oath' prescribed by the Consti? tution bf this State, and also the follow? ing'oath, to .wit: "As Intendant (or Warded) of the'town of Anderson, I will faithfully and impartially, to tho best of my ability,.exercise the trust re Sosed in me, and will use my best en eavors to preserve the peace and carry into 'effect, according to law, the pur E' Qfjes for which I havo been elected: So elp mo God." ?SEC. 5, In case a vacancy shall oconr in tho office of Intendant, or any of the Wardens? hy death or resignation, or otherwise, an election to fill auch vaoan oy shall be held by the appointment of tho Intendant and Warden or Wardens; and, in case there be none, then by the appointment of the Clerk of the Court of Anderson County. . ;.;fS?c. 6. That the Intendant and Ward? ens jdujyt elected and qualified shall be, during their term of office, vested with all the powers and authority with which Trial Justices are at present vested by law, except ?be trial of civil oases, and except as it may be otherwise provided iu this Act; and the Intendant shall, and may, an often as may bo necessary, sum? mon tho Wardens to moot in Council, any two of whom, with tho Intendant, or any three Wardens, may constitute a quorum to transact business; and they shall bo known by tho namo of tho town Gotitioilof .Leerson; nnd they and their successors, hereafter to be eleotod, may have a'cdtntuon seal, which shall bo af* Axed toull their ordinances; may sue and bo suedy plead and be impleaded, in any court o.Muw or eqaity io this State, and purchaso, hold, poasoas and eb joy, to them add their successors, in perpetuity, , or:for any ' term, ot ^ ?ars, any estate, romy personal or mixed, and sell, Allen ovided, The iy one time, dollars. Abd the' said" Intendant and Wardens shall have full powor to makoaud'eatablish all 'such'yules, by-Iftvrs and o?dinatiqeQ, te apeotiug tho roads, streetB,-markets aud pojico of .said, town, as (shall appear to them necessary and requisite' for tb o se? curity, welfare and convenience of tbo said- town, or for preserving health, peace/ order and good government with? in tbe samo. And the said Council may Bx and impose fines and penalties for tho violation thereof, and appropriate tho same to the public uso of the said cor? poration: Provided, That in all cases of trials to be hnd before the said Town Council, as hereinbefore provided, tho party charged shall he cited to trial, by service upon him of a summons, under the band of the Intendant, any ono of tho Wardens, or tho Clork of the Couu cil, wherein shall bo expressed, with cer? tainty, the offence charged, aud tho timo and plac? of trial, which service shall bo made at least five days before the day of trial. SEC. 7. Thit tho Intendant and Ward? ens of the said town shall havo full and only power to grant or refuse license to retail spirituous liquors within the said limits, which liconso shall bo granted in the' samo manner, and upon tho same conditions as they now aro or may here? after be, under tho laws of this State, except that the Town Council shall havo the power, to regulato the prico of li? cense to keop taverns to retail spirituous liquors: Provided, That in no instance the price of a license so to keep tavern, or relail spirituous liquors, shall bo fixod at a less sum than is established by tho laws of Una State; and all tho powers vested formerly in tho Commissioners of Roads aro hereby granted to the said In? tendant and Wardens within the said limits, and all moneys paid for licenses, and for fines and forfeitures for retailing spirituous liquors, keeping taverns and billiard tables within the said limits with? out license, shall he appropriated to tho uses of said corporation: Provided, That tho Intendant and Wardens duly elected and qualified shall not havo power to grant any licenses to keep tavern or re? tail spirituous liquors to extend beyond the time for which they shall havo been elected. SEO. 8. That it shall be tho duty of the said Intendant and Wardens to keep all streets', roads and ways, within their cor? porate limits, open and in good repair, and for that purpose they are invested with all the powers granted formerly to the Commissioners of Roads; and they shall have power to compound with all persons liable- to work tho streets, ways and roads in said town, upon such terms a's they shall by ordinance establish; the moneys so received to bo applied to the publio use. SEO. 0. That the said Town Council shall have powerto impose an nounal tax upon tho keepers of all billiard tables and ten-pin alleys, or other pin allej's within the discretion of said Council, and to grant or refuso license for thc samo, upon such terms aud conditions, and subject to such regulations, as they may by ordinance establish. They shall ulao have power to impose a tax, within their discretion, on all sales made by itinerant traders and auctioneers, ou all public drays, wagons, carriages, Omni? busses and other vehicles kept for hire, and on the owners or proprietors of all dogs, hogs, sheep, goats and cattle kept within the corporate limits of said town. Tho said Town Council ahull have power to imposo an annual tax ou tho amount of all sales of goods, wares and merchandise, and also on the amouul of income arising from all foctorago am merchandise, employments, faculties am' professions, including tho profession o dentistry; also, upon tho nmount of iu come from all monoys loaned at interest and from dividends recoived from bnul and all other stocks: Provided, That n< tax shall bo imposed in any one case, tc exceed the rate of thirty cents on cad hundred dollars of the value of sucl sales and inoome; and tho aaid Towt Council shall also havo powor to impos* an nnnual tax on all carriages ant wagons, of whatever kind, kept for pr] vate use; on all gold, silver and o the watches kept for private use, within th limits Of said town; and the said To wi Council shall havo power to imposo ai nnnual tax, not exceeding thirty cents oi every hundred dollars on the value of ni real estate lying within tho corporat limits of said town, tho real estato c churches and sohool associations cs ceptcd; and for that purpose they sha appoint three freeholders, residing then in, to assess tho valuo of said real est?t upon oath, and return tho assessniei within one month, to said Council ft taxation, and to fill any vacancy occi sioned by the death, resignation, ref UBI to servo, or removal from office, of til said assessor; and the said Town Coane shall have power to regulato tho prico < licenses upon all publio shows aud exh bit io ns in-said town, to erect a powd< magazine, and to compel any perse holding more than twenty-five pounc of powder to store the same therein, au to make regnlations for rates of stornf thereof, and for keeping and stork the same; and the said Town Coane shall bavo power to enforce the paymei of all taxes and assessments levied undi the authority of this Act against tl property and persons of defaulters I the same extent, and in tho same ma her, ns is provided by law for the colle tion of the general State tax, except tb executions to enforce the payment, town taxes, shall be issued under tl seal of the corporation j and directed tho Town Marshal, br other, perso especially appointed by tho said Town Council to oolieot the same; and all pro* perty upon whioh a tax shall be levied and assessed,, is hereby declared and mada liable for tho payment thereof in preferenco : to other debts due by the person owning such property at tho timo of tho assessment, except debts duo the State, which shall bo first paid. Tho said moneys, together with all other moneys collected by authority of tho provisions of this Act, and tho ordi? nances passed in conformity thereto, from whatever source said moneys may ariso, to bc puid into thu treasury of the said town, for tho uso of tho corporation. SEC. 10. That returns shall bo made, on oath, to the Clerk of tho Town Coun? cil, during tho.mouth of January in each year, of tho amount of all sales of mer? chandise, professional, mechanical or other iucomes, and of tho quantity and kind of nil other property than real estato, subject to taxation under tho provisions of this Act, by porsons who may bo Hablo to pay the taxes on tho same; and tho said taxes shall bo paid on or beforo tho first day of March then next ensuing, upon failure whereof any party in default shall bo subject to the penalties now provided bj' law for failure to pay tho general State tax. SEO. ll. That tho said Town Council shall have authority to rcquiro all per? sons owning n lot or lots in said town to mako nud keep in good repair sidewalks in front of said lot or lots, whenever the sumo shall front on or adjoin nuy public strebt of said town, if, in thc judgment of thc Council, such sidewalk shall bo necessary; tho width thereof and the manner nf tueir construction to be de? signated and regulated by the said Council; and for default or refusal to make and keep iu repair such sidewalks, tho Town Council may causo the samo to bc made and put in repair, and require thc owner to pay tho price of makiug or repairing; und the said Town Council are hereby empowered to sae for and recover the same by action of debt in any court of competent jurisdiction iu Anderson County: Provided, That Bach contract making or repairing be let tc the lowest bidder. SEO. 12. That tho said Town Council shall havo power, with tho consent of thc adjacent land owners, to close all suot roads, streets and ways, within the sate town, as they may deem necessary, b sale of tho freohold therein, either a' private or publio sale, aa they may ad judge best for tho interest of said town and they shall also havo power to la] out, adopt, open and keep in repair al such new streets, roads and ways as the' may from time to time deem importan or necessary for tho improvement anc convenience of said town: Provided That no new street, road or way shall bi oponed without first hnviug obtaiucd th consent of tho land owner or owner through whoso premises any such nov street, road or way may pass. SEC. 13. That tho said Town Connci shall havo power, and oro hereby au thorized, to elect ouo or moro Marshals (in addition to tho Sherill" of Anderson who shall also bo a Marshal of thc town, to fix their salaries and prescribe th ci duties, who shall bo duly sworn in nm invested with nil tho power and snbjecte to all tho duties aud liabilities that coe stables uow have or ave subjected to b law, iu addition to tho duties and liubil: tics specially conferred and imposed o them bj' thc Town Council: Provide*. That their jurisdiction shall be conflue to the corporate limits of said town. SEC. l-l. That the said Town Couno: shall have power to establish a guar house, and to prescribe, by ordinauci suitable rules and regulations for keej ing aud governiog tho same; and, ant such guard house shall be establisher they shall be authorized to uso a root in the oommon jail of Anderson Count for tho confinement of all porsons wli may be subject to be committed for tl violation of any ordinance of the towi passed in conformity with the provisiot of this Act; and tho said Town Coane may, by ordinance, or the said Intuudai aud Wardens, in persou, any ono i moro of thom, authorize and rcquiro ai Marshal of the town, or an j' constab specinlly appointed for that purpose, arrest and to commit to the said gnai house or jail of Anderson County, as tl case maj' bc, for a torm not exceedii twenty-four hours, any person or perso who, within tho corporate limits of sa town, may be engaged iu a breach of tl peace, any riotous or disorderly condui open obscenity, publio drunkenness, in any conduct grossly indecent or do g?rons to tho citizens of said town, any of thom; and it shall bo the duty tho Town Marshals to arrest and oumn all such offenders, when required so do, who shall have power to call to tin assistanco thu posse comiialus, it need 1 to aid in making such arrest; and np tho failure of such Marshals to perfoi such duty, ns required, tht>y shall, BO1 rally, be subject to snob fines and pen ties ns the Town Council may eatablif and all persons so imprisoned shall p the costs and expenses, incident to th imprisonment: Provided, That such i prisonraont shall not exempt the pa; from payment of any fine the Coon may impose for the offence for whioh may have been committed. . SEO. 15. That the said Town Cont] shall havo powor to oolieot the ta: from all persons representing public within their corporate limits, for gain reward, any plays or shows, of wi naturo or kind soever, to be used for tho purposes of ?aid corporation. SEO. IC. That all fines whioh shall hereafter be collected, by conviction, in tho Oourt of Sessions, for retailing with? out licenso within tho corporate limits of said town, shall bo paid one-half to tho informer and the other half to the%nid Town Council, for tho uses of the corpo? ration. SEO. 17. That the said Town Council shnll have power aud authority to abate all nuisauccs withiu the corporate limits, and also to appoint a Board of Health for said town, and to pass all such ordi? nances as may bo necessary to define tho powers and duties of said Hoard. SEC. 18. That tho said Town Council shall havo power to borrow money for tho public uso of tho corporation, hy issuing, from timo to time, ns occasion may require, tho bonds of said corpora? tion, bearing interest at a rato not to exceed seven per centum per annum, to be paid semi-annually, for an amount not to exceed tho sum of fifteen thousand dollars; and for the payment of tho interest, and tho ultimate redemption of tho principal, according to tho terms of tho loan, the said corporation shall be at all times liable: Provided, That the property of tho inhabitants of said town shall ho bound for tho redemption of .'.aid loan in no other woy than by the imposition of an annual tax, accordiug tc tho provisions of this Act: And provided, further, That a majority of tho owuerf of real estate within the corporate limit.' of said town shall lirst voto in favor ol issu'og said bondi, and tho said To wu Council shall givo nt least thirty dnys nolico of holding such election. SEC. 19. That the Intendant am' Wardeus shall, during their term ol office, bo exempt frotn streot duty. Ant ench Town Council shall, within on< month after tho expiration of their tern of n?lien, moko out aud return to theil successors a full account of their receipt: and expenditures during their term; ant shall pay ovor all monoys in their bandi belonging to the corporation, and del ive np all property, books, records and othe pupers incident to their office, to thei: successors; and, on failure BO to do they shall be liable to the punishmen prescribed in the twenty-first section o this Act. SEC. 20. That all ordinances hereto foro passed by tho Town Cou noil o Anderson, in conformity with tho an thurity granted by existing laws, shu! be, and they aro hereby, doclared lega and valid. SEO. 21. That for any wilful violalioi or neglect of duty, mal-prnctice, abuse o oppression, the said Intendant um Wardens, jointly and severally, shnll b liablo to indictment in tho Court of Ses sious; nnd, upon conviction, to punish mont by lino, not exceeding one huudrei dollars, besides being liable for damage to any person injured. SEC. 22. That all Acts and parts c Acts, heretofore passed, iu relation t tho incorporation of tho town of Audei son. be, and tho snmo aro hereby, ri pealed. And this Act shall bo devine and taken to be a ?niblic Act, and coi tinao iu force for the tenn of twent years, and until the cud of the sessiou c the Legislature then next ensuing. Approved tbo Otb dav bf March, A. I 1871. AN* ACT TO AMEND SECTION TWENTY-"! W OF THE CODE Of l'BOCEDUItE. SECTION 1. Be il enacted by tho Sena1 und Houso of Representatives of tl State of South Carolina, now met au sittiug in General Assembly, nnd by tl authority of the same, That Section of an Act eutitled "Au Act to revis simplify and abridge the rules, practic pleadings and forms of Courts in th State," bc so amended ns to read as fe lows: Section 22. The Circuit Courts the Fifth Circuit bhull bc held as follow 1. Tho Court of General Sessions Camden, for tho County of Kershaw, < the third Monday of January, April ai September; aud tho Court of Comun Pleas at Camden, for the County Kershaw, on tho first Thursday nfler t! third Monday of January, April at September. 2. The Court of Geuei Session! nt Columbia, for tho County Richland, ph tho first Monday of Febr arv, May and October; nnd tub Court Common I'ieas at Cullimbin, fur t County of Richland, on tho secoi Monday of February, Maj* and Ootobi ii. The Court of General Sessions Lexington, for thc County of Lexingtc ou tho fourth Monday of February, M and October; and thc Court of Comm Fions ut Lexington, for tho County Lexington, on tho first Wednesday nf the fourth Monday of February, M Qud Octobor. 1. Tho Court of Gone Scssious at E.lgefield, for tho County Edgctlold, on tho first Monday of Man Juno and Novembor; and tho Court Common Pleas at Ed ge field, for t County of Ed ge li eld, on tho seco Monday of Maroh, June and Novemb SEO. 2. Section 18 of tho Act m< tionod in tho Third Section of this Ac hereby amended so as to read as folio1 The Oourt of General Sessions Orangeburg, County of Ornngebnrg, tho first Monday of January, May a October; and the Court of Comm Pleas at Orangeburg, in tho County Orangeburg, on the first Wodnesc after the first Monday of January, M aud Ootober. SEO. 3, That all writs and procea which shall have been mado retnrna I to tho Courts of any of tho said .Coun? ties, according to tho laws heretofore of force, shall bc legal and valid to all in? tents and purposes, for tho Courts nest to bc held in the SD id Counties, re? spectively, according to the provisions ol this Act, and all persons already sum? moned, or who may heroafter bc sum? moned, to attend tho Courts of nny of tho said Counties as jurors or witnesses, or who are now, or hereafter shall be, bound in recognizance to appear at any of tho said Courts, according to the laws heretofore of forco, shall be, and are hereby, required to attend or appear at tho Courts of tho said Counties, re? spectively, next to be held, according to the provisions of this Act. Approved tho 10th day of March, A. D. 1871. Special Notices, SE GVIOED UV WHAT YOU KS OW. There ia an old proverb which says, "ExporL once ia thc safest guido." To thia guido thc aide and ailiug naturally turn when casting about fur tho means of relief. They inquire what a medicine baa done for others, before they adopt it themselves. Of all thcrcmcdict and pr?ventives ia uao, HOSTETTER'S STO MACH LITTERS meeta tho teat moat tri umphautly, and hence itn immcnao popularity and vast aalca. Tho Bufferer from indigCBlioi ia mire to find aomo ono among bia friend: who baa been curod of that ailment by tin famous vegetable stomachic. Tho victim o fever and ?gue, liver complaint, constipation nervous prostration, or general debility, hai only to make inquiry in tho neighborhooi where ho reaides, in order to discover wha thia standard reatorativo baa effected in cnao similar to bia owu. lu tho published toati many to its merita, lie witl find a volume o proofs of its sanitary properties, which it i impuHsiblo for bia common aenao to resist He tries it, and tho effect it producer on bi Kystom adda another to the hobt of witnesse in its favor. Thus, ita reputation, fournie on facts, not assertions, continually grow and spreads. Charlatans and impostori aomo of thom mero local tricksters, and other who take a somewhat wider range, attempt t thrust into thc banda and down tho throats c invalids, their haphazard concoctions, a substitutes for tho tonic which for so man yoars has boon a medicinal staplo throughov tho United States, Spanish America, Canad and tho Wost Indies, but only succeed to vory limited extent. In thia reasoning agi tho people, having ascertained what is rcall deserving of thoir confidence, declino "rui ning after strango gods." A 2 t6 REMOVAL,.-DBS. REYNOLDS' A RE" NOLDS have removed their Dental O fib to rooms in Agnew's building, lately oocupic by Urs. Smith as a millinery rstabllshmon Entrance between Agnew's and Jackson stores, a few doors South of thc Columb Hotel. _ATI11.? 12J!. WANTED.-A WOMAN TU RUN SEWING SI ACHINE. Must be a gor baud. Applv al April 5_ _ SWAFFIELD'S. OLD HANK HILLS nutt MUTILATE CURRENCY bought and sold by Nov 23 Gmo D. GAMbKILL. broker. ff^s^L^n t'Oit SA LE, ii lino seven o crr^f*SpJ?tave rosewood PIANO, got j J ?. I I I maker, iii fine order. Apply tb ia o theo. April 7 C" Ol'NT Y CLAIMS A NU J I'S Y CERT KUMTES bought hv Feb 5_U. G AM HP. I LL, broker. COTTON SEED OIL CAKE cnn be bi at all times, and in ar.v quant itv. of Jun 21 ' R. 'HOPE. ?TOCKS, HONOS Hit?! COI l'OXS bong .O and sold hy D. ? AMURI LL, broker, Nov '?'-I ?nu> SI-E? IA ?7 ATT* NT??5 "given ~to"lhti ei lection of Commercial Ra nor; Int<r? i>u State and Railroad brinda nnd Stock*, a Conversion df stutr Securities, bv Nov 2;t dmo P GAM Rltlbl?. Brok?. r fff FOR lt IC NT-Above tho Caroli II National bank aro three handsoi j!. ItOOMS for rent. Th eso rooms i provided with all tho appoi du ?; is necessary i he comfort and eonvi nk i.ee of the oct pants. Airily nt the Lank. March 1' Meat'. Meat ! ! Meat I li" _? THOMAS W. ROTE ?infotma t /flSBB^imhlic that the best BEEK, I'Oli ZSE2H1iutt?N 11,1,1 ^AUSSAGE, in t SStSW-narket, eau be found at Stall No Give mo a rall. _ Dec 28,8m< Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &i rr*? POPULAR FLOWERS, and how I O cultivate them. By Rand. Thc City Fruit Garden and it? Culture. Thomas Hivers. Thirteenth edition. fl.C ! Peach Culture. Ry J. A. Fulton, ot Del. Tho Grupo Culturist. Ry Fuller, fl 51). Thu Southern Gardener. Ry White, Georgia. $2.00. Practical Floriculture for the Amato Rv Henderson, il 30. Btusl'd Family Kitchen Gardener, fl.CO Guenna on Mich Cows and.the Dairy. ' Tho Gentleman's Stable Guide. Ry McLt Tin- Trotting Horses nf America; now Train and Drive them. $2 25 I Profes-cr Holmes' Wotk on Pbosph Roek. For sale by I\.b 28 _BRYAN .t MuCARTEI White's Gardening for the South T>Y tho late Win. A. White, of Athons, ' HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and M KET GARDENER, fl.50. Tho Rhoaphato Bocks of South Carol their Hlstorv and Developments-Cole I'la te ?. $1 25. Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyi Beecher. Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Lecturoi Preaching, R. L. Dabney, D. D. $1.51). Any above seut?by mai). DUFFIE k CHAPMAN, Feb li) Oppoetto Columbia Hob The Dexter Stables. THE undersigned have iL*' fi moved thoir Stables to the ffiVjTK. building, immediately Sont <SB7?*^^tiT?JftaHoyTB Hall, and, with a "XNT?^F f stock of CARRIAGES. B GIBB ann fine HORSES, are prepared to vwer all calls that may bo made upon tl Homes bought and sold on commis? Pomona in want of good stock, aro invite glvo us a call. Liberal advances madt stock left for salo. BOYCE & C W. H. Boxers. C. II. PETTIHOILL. Jan i^l^?^K- pMr?irt'-am{*t nc'luiW^o^RO1. \ T^-UXiJJ'.ricraliy truvt ho .lias rooted into hiB now-oAtae, overl>uQl7?& Chapman's Book-' Btoro, opposite tho Oolwmbia Holol^Wbero ho ; ie prepared to executo; eetlsraatorlly,?ll opo ratioue and work, vt whatsoever- kind his pro? fesaion deiuaudb. .Terme accommudatioK. Mnroh BJ'. ?? . ^ ' " ARTIFICIAL T?ETH. REYNOLDS' 'IMPROVEMENT. ? THOSE who havo lost ' sevoral Natural. Teeth, and have boen advised to par?, with remaining eound once, aa tho first sjep. towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are1 requested, before submitting to a practice,; cruel in itself and ofton unnecessarily.per^ formed, to convinco themselves of its fallacy,' by looking cloeely into n matter of eo muon; importance. The abovo improvement w?S designed to re? sist so deplorable a practice, and after a tho? rough test of moro than thrco years, ia fouriO capable of accomplishing what no otbor sys-? tem of Artificial Dcutistry IIUB heretofore done. It is now possiblo to obtain partial case?. which will eavo for yoars Natural Teeth, and be at thc eamo limo reliable in every respect?, An invitation ia hereby given to such as feel interested to call at our Operating Booma, and examino duplicate specimens of casca now in actual uso. Nov C t REYNOLDS & BEYNOLDS. .NEW STORE ! SEW GOODS ! KEW PRICES ! /~VTJR friends will find us in tho now large. brick building nearlv opposite our old' stand, whore we will bo glad to welcomo them, and offer tho Largest Stock of Goods, A T THE L O WEST PRICES. Wobavo cvor bad. Our heavy eales within, tho last two months has convinced ns that tho ONLY SYSTEM IS LOW PRICES AMD ' QUICK SALES, and this shall in future be our motto. We oder tho LARGEST STOCK. OF .GOODS in tho city, at tho lowest prices, most of it having been purchased for oash since tho lato decline. If this ia not true, wo wiU pay.for. lying._L?RICK Sc LOWBA&OE. ' Boots, Shoes and Hats For the Million !; GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! . ? 9 - I WILL SELL FOP. FIFTE?? DAYS, AT AND BELOW C?3T, to make' '' room for SPRING GOODS. No old stock oa hand. Tho Goods aro Frosh ; and Seasonable, JWCALL AND EXAMIN?' for yourselves, ~f?9 at the MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE, Under tho Columbia Hotel.' \ Fob 12_A? SMYTHE. Diamonds, Jewelry, &o JUST RECEIVED. \??'>%P jf^3iV/W A NEW and beaut? I'*-' Bl (fti ll ni ^ stock of tho above Kl SASW^ H BBB goods. Among'them S,w. ?&#^?^|.?! ?ffl several. SOLITAIRE O^?S^T^w^l DIAMONDS, whiob I^^^^JJ"^^^! are perfect beauties. I /,}^/^tirN\.^V a ^EW^STOCK of !tf ^4 -2 WATCHE8. JEWEL ^o^ltJ)B RV, OLOOKS,' FANGS ti / Ilk- i A Jt T1C L KS, .otc.. v& \ /?&W' which will be disposed jM-yal Jjf of at such prices as ?^oS^^A wiU in,ln<-'c iovflst TACLES manufaclurcd All eyes suited. Call and examine mv goods. I. SUI.ZHACHEB, Ft b 17 Columbia Hotel Building. J L?^C?PART?F^YBL?P. TA i.!.KY .v. mnXlVELL." THF. undersigned have this day entero? into partnership, in the practice of law, under the mime bf TALLEY A: BARNWELL. W. H. TALLEY, . .. Jan 1 NATHANIEL BARNWELL. ", New aud Desirable Varieties. MOORE'S EARLY CORN, a desirable gar? den variety-worth having. Largo York Sweet Cern, eu rs wry large, grAins large, rieh tia vor, productive ' " Mammoth Sugar Corn, very fine sugary flavor. Cucumber Zion llou-c, Vi ry fine, two feet long. Egyptian Beet, blovd rea, very fine, turnip rooted. ; Skillmnn's Fine Netted Melon, n superior breakfast melon for garden cultme. New York Improved Egg Plant, extra fino and largo, excellent flavor. M a r ch_7 }_E. H. HETNITSH. CARRIAGES. c4P3fc?- A COMPLETE assortment of two and four-seat Passenger . GABBI AGES lias just been received at the Bepoaito ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. The latest and most stylish patterns have been selected with care, from some of the best builders in the country; and the stook never has been aurpasecd in design or finish by an} offered herc. Rricee moderate. > ? Deo 1?_W. K. QUEEN FIELD, " M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Plain Street, near Main. ?^ys?^A^ NOW on hand and daily re ??Cj^^.vftJoeiving . from tho manufac /?g^-^fcgMsM tnne? olf Kew York, Boston, 9SSS?aES& Cincinnati and Louiavillejho Jr JJ largest assortment'of-FUR? NITURE ever kopt m this market, consisting, in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din ing-Room Suits; 200 Bedsteads of different patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also,.the. celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. - All kinds of MATTREBflE8 toado td order. UPHOLSTER INO and REPAIRING done>t shortest notice and in the best manner. >i J Terms cash and Gooda oheap.. ' tyfc?fy . STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & j CO?; Grocers and Commiasion Morch&atB,, CHARLOTTE, N,"V. ?*$g jjjgg SOLICIT orders for ?of^^?po^^flt?t?r, Bacon, Lard, Ac, and F?MUy. Qt?vst?t* generally. Order? jUledcaremUy and^rompt . . /..Fr^.Cra?utti*-v'-^<r-: CJODA, Walnnt, Snow Drop. Batter.Faner,. Si?? q WffiTfl?, ^HQVB, . ?aitComWikey, ... ? : : .-,.?; .>.iti,.<Vi:t o- *'fJ?b .... *U. ". tos?Ua it