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?Vl?r^i,: :'?'/? S*?* oW^'t?O?n??re ? V^^^^^^^^^^^ Attend the Trne Event/' _ rSbS&li anT^"7"' .STV ^hT/rtiwflft?'A ' n ! Tmi?.Srt ArVWWtfTTvm ?PRTTi 11 1871. VOL. VII-NO. 19. ACTS '? AND JOIMT ?K801.TJTIONS , S^o;:4^ir*CUat ihe iD?'?aot and War denV4Ql^:.?Wpte? Vo?aV; qualified," shall, during : their term of aervioe, eeverally and rospeotiv?jy, within the limitad said teWn; bo-veatea'With all the powers and juriedtotibn of Mogi?tratt B or Trial Justices of, this .State; except for the trial of em?ll and mean ' causes1, and the Intendant abai!, on occasion may require, sammon. tho..Wardons' to meet him in Counoil,a majority pf whom shall.' con? stitute a quorum' for tue transaction of business. Tho said'Council shall have full, power, under itu corporate seal, to ordain. ond: eatublish all ?noli rulos, by? laws and i ordinances . respecting .tu? street?, pavement^ ways, markots, pub? lic1 buildings, weights, measures, wells, disorderly.. places. Aro department, po? lice, and, in gonoral, every other by-law aa ob?ll appear to them requisite for the seeprity, 'welfare and convenience of the said town, and for preserving health, peace and- cleanliness, order and good government within the same, and to pre? vent tho violation of its ordinances, by ordaining . suitablo lines, not, however, in any cas?, to exceed - tho sam of fiftj dollars: Provided, That no fine above tho enm of twenty dollars shall be col leotedl:by the said Council, except bj snit in a Court of competent jurisdiction Arid provided, further, That no ordinance iihnll bo repugnant to, or inoonB?Bten ?with, tho law of the land, and all ordi ?aucas shall bo, at nil times, subject tc repeal by the L?gislature. SEO. 5U. The. Intendant and Warden shall baye power to elect or appoint i Marshal, and, if they see fit, Depot; Marshai, upon such terms as they ma: deem proper, who shall be dnly s won in by the Intendant, and -vested with al the power Constables now have by law and whoso power and authority shall b particularly confined within the limit of tho said town; but whose furthe power arid authority shall also extend t tho arresting and taking in onBtody, an, person or persons within a distance c four .miles,, in euoii and every dire c ti or beyond and without the corporate limit: who shall violate any ordinance of sai town: Pro vi ded, Said offence be con mit to d within the corporate limits. Tb duties of the Marshal shall be to collet all fines and .forfeitures imposed by til Intendant and Wardens, and to enforc and'carry into, execution and effect tb .by-laws and ordinances of the said co poration, and who shall be liable to t r?rnoved by the said Town Council; an the*, s^id Intendant an<V Wardens shs also have power to establish an ordinam whenever.they shall deem it exp?di?e to:Ordain and establish a police corps fi the said town, the expenses of the san to bo provided for ont of the revenue i the said corporation. - Sf SEO. 51. Tho Intendant and Wurdei ehall .have power to select or appoint Clerk", who shall also be Treasurer, who duty it shall be to attend all meetings Council, and make .a record in a boc kept for tb at purpose, of all theprooee inga, thereof, to tako oh argo of all pape belonging to Counoil, ana to lodge wi th? proper officers all summons, exec tiona, &c, and receive returns; to ka a regular account of all recoin ta and d - bursements, .which acoouota "shall, at times, be accessible to the Intendant any of the.Wardens; and it shall be 1 doty to mako an official semi-annual | port to tho Council o? the state of 1 accounts, at which times the doors the Council room shall ba open to all f citizens of tho said town; and which ports shall be regularly entered in a bo kept for that purpose. He shall at te to tho publication of all ordinances a other doc?inonts ordered by Council be published. He shall hold bis oQ for such term os Council may presort not, however, exceeding one year, o shall receive .snob compensation for services as Council may onaot: Provi? That ba may be removed from his of at tho pleasure of the said Town Coi eil, and before entering upon the dui of bia ornoo ho shall give bond in penal aunt of three thousand dollars the faithful discharge of the same. SEO. 52.. That tho oaid Town Com shall haye ' power to establish ? go hoo.ee, apd, to prescribe, by ordinal suitable'rules and regulations for kc lug and governing tho same; and said Town Counoil may, by ordinal or said Intendant and Wardens in j son, any one or more of them, au tho and require any Marshal, Deputy li sh al or, Police officer, or any Consta spec Wily appointed, to arrest ando mit toli?id guard honse, or other p of custody, to bo designated by the te?daot, for a term not exceeding fe eight hoars, any person or persons may bo engaged in a breach of the pe any riotous or:disorderly conduot, c obscenity, pnblio drunkenness, or in conduct grossly indecont, or dango to. tho citizens of the said town, or of theta. And it shall be the dut the Town . Marshal, or other police fleer, to arrest and commit all such off ere, and who shall have power to co their ..assistance the posse comitcttu noed bey to aid in making such arr and> upon'failure of said Marshal oi Hoc officer in the performance of - duty as required, they shall, sever be snbjeob to snob fines and penalti Council may establish. And all pei l?WfdU^jmprisoned shall pay the i abd expenses Incident to their impr: mont,'and be subject to snob flu OounrJil may impose for tho offence mitt?d^H'K--, m ?'.\??o.(03. That the said Intendant (Wardens shallhftvo fall power.toi and.remove nuisances in said town. ty SEO. bi. That tit shall be the du tho eaid Council to keep all roads, U?d stroota H within th? corporate Iii open and-in good repair? and, for f?^'p6s?/-they aro invested with a! pa web vested in tho Co ari ty Con MOheraj; nn4 thoy shall have full an cla?i^e.powor to order out all tho I lo in?we?& i,:..' {.?! .VtO'i PfSJH . f t ? . ;. nov? li?bl?; or hereafter reade liable by tho lu wa of thie State, and to require them {o .work on the respective roads, ways and streets, within the limits of tho said corporation, as many days in each year, and to inflict the same fines and penalties for the non-performance there? of, as is by law now inflicted by tho dif? ferent Boards of County Commissioners: Provided, It shall not be obligatory on the Town Council to open any street within the limits of the suid town, nuless upon the petition of the person apply? ing for the same, alleging Lhat the said street is necessary for his use aud ac? commodation, and that there is no other direct or convenient access for him to j the business part of the town; which pe? tition shall be verified by the affidavit of the applicant, and recommended by at least twelve of the taxable inhabitants of the said town, I Sao. 55. The said Intendant and Wardens shall have power to compound ! with all persons liable to work on said roads, ways and streets, upou the pay? ment of such sums of money as they may deem a fair equivalent therefor, to be applied to tho use of the said corpo j ration. And the Intendant and Ward? ens are hereby individually exempted j from the performance of road and stree! duty, and no person residing within tin i said town shall be liable to work on an j I road without the said limits, or to bi taxed or assessed for the same, j SEC. 56. That the power to grant li censes for billiard tablas, to keep taverns or retail spirituous liquors, within tin limits of tho said corporation, be, am the same is hereby, vested in the Towi Council of Aiken, which licenses &hal bo granted in the same manner, nm upon tho same conditions, as they nov are, or may hereafter be, under tho law of this State: Provided, That no billian table kept by the boarding bouses am hotels of said town, for the use of board ers, Bhall be subject to a tax, unless th same is also kept for the use of the pub Ho generally, and for profit and gait and all moneys received for lioenset taxes, fines, exhibitions, etc., within th said limits, shall be appropriated to th public uses of said corporation. SEO. 57. That all fines and forfeiture imposed by said Town Council, nude the power vested by law, shall be co leotea in the same manner as the generi State tax is now by law collected. Tb Sheriff for the County, for the time b ing, and his lawful deputies, be, an they are hereby, authorized to exeoui the process of the said Conned of Aikei as by law the Marshal of said corpor lion might or should now do, having tl same privileges, powers and emolument and subject to the same duties ai penalties as therein provided: Provide That all nulla bona costs incident on ai execution issuing from said Town Con eil, and directed to the said Sheriff, shi be paid by said Town Council. SEO. 58. That the said Town Ooum of Aiken shall have power to impose, f the use of the said corporation, the fi lowing annual taxes: Oa all real este within the said limits, exoept that he for religions or charitable purposes tax not exceeding one-quarter of one i cent.; on all sales of merchandize a income arising from factorage, facult and professions, exoept tho salaries olergyment of all religions denomii tiona, a tax not exceeding one-eighth one per cent.; on all wheel earriaj kept for hire, a sum not exceeding ? dollars each; on all itinerant traders tax not exceeding twenty-five dolls also, to prescribe and fix the tax on shows and exhibitions, within the Hu of said corporation ; and the said To Council Bhall have power to enforce payment of all taxes and assessme levied under authority of this ? against the property of all defaulters, the same extent, and in the same m ner, as is provided by law for the col tion of the general State tax, exe that the executions may be direc either to the Sheriff or the Town II shat, or other person especially appoirj by Council to collect the same. SEC. 59. And the said Town Cou shall be authorized to borrow money educational and corporate uses o: and to assess each of the corporators an amount not exceeding twenty-five cent, on his corporation tax, to uic tho payment of the principal and terest of the said debt: Provided, 1 the'funded debt of said town Bbnll a one time exceed the sum of five tl sand dollars: And, provided also, 'J no loan shall be consummated witl the previous concurrence of the vc of the said town who are subject property tax, to bo ascertained thro the medium of the ballot-box, aftei days' public notice, os is provided in case of election for Intendant and } dens. SEC GO. That the original churlo Aiken, pissed on the nineteenth di Deoemb?r, in the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and thirty and all Acts, amendatory thereof, as as all others repugnant to this Aot and the same are hereby, repealed, that this Aot shall be deemed and t to be a public Aot, and shall contint force for twenty years. TOWN OP WOJUSTON. SEO. GI. And be il further enacted, ' the charter of the town of Willisto the County of Barnwell, be, and same is hereby, renewed and ex te for the term of- fourteen years from date of the passage of this Act. i|p|!|||g||||| ? : TOWN OP GRAHAM'S. SEO. 62. And be it further enacted, That nil persons, citizens of tbe Stute of South Carolina, who are now, or who may hereafter become, inhabitants of the town of Graham's, Bhall be deemed, and aro hereby declared, a body politio and corporate, aud that tho enid town shall bo called and known by tho name of Graham's, and its limits shall be deemed and held to extend one-half milo in each direction from the railroad depot, in said town. SEC. 63. That tho said town shall be governed by an Intendant and four Wardens, who shall bo elected on the first Monday in September next, on whioh day, as well as on the first Monday in September of every year thereafter, an election shall bo held for an Intend? ant and four Wardeus, who shall be citi? zens of tho State of South Carolina, and shall have been residents of said town for aixty days immediately preceding said election, nt such placo in said town as the Intendant and Wardens shall designate, ten days' notice, in writing, being previ? ously given; and that all malo inhabi? tants of said town, of tho age of twenty one years, who have resided therein sixty days previously to tho election, shall bc entitled to voto for said Intendant and Wardens, and tho election sholl bo held from niue in thc morning until three o'clock in tho afternoon, when tho polls shall bo closed, and the managers shall count the votes, aud proclaim tho elec? tion, and give notico thereof, in writing, to thc persons elected; and that tho In? tendant and Wardens, for the time being, Bhnll appoint tho managers to hold thc eu6uiog election; that thc Intendant and Warduna, before rm baring upon tho duties of their offici-s, shall take the oath prescribed by tho Constitution of ibis State, and also the following oath, (o wit: "As Intendant, or Wardoo, of Gra? ham's, I will equally and impartially, to tho best of my skill and ability, exercise the trust reposed in me, and will use my beat endeavors to preservo the peace, and I carry into effect, according to law, the purposes of my appointment: So help me God." SEC. 64. That in case a vacancy shall occur in the office of Intendant, or any of the Wardens, by death, resignation, removal from the Stato, or from any other canae, an election shall be held, by the appointment of the Intendant and Warden, or Wardens, as the case may be, ten days' notico thereof, as afore? said, being given; and, in case cf the aiokness, or temporary absence, of the Intendant, the Wardens, forming a Council, shall be empowered to elect one of themselves to act as Intendant during such sickness or absence. SEO. 65. That tho Intendant and War? dens, duly elected and qualified, Bhall, daring their term of service, severally and respectively, be vested with all the powers of other incorporated towns of this State, in matters civil and criminal, within the limits of said town; that the Intendant shall, aa often as occasion may require, summon the Wardens to meet him in Council, a majority of whom Bhall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business, and shall he known by the name of the Town Connoil of Graham's, and they and their successors in office shall have a common seal, and shall have power and authority to appoint, from time to time, such and BO many proper persons to aot as Marshals or Consta? bles, as they shall deem expedient and proper, which officers shall have all the powers, privileges and emoluments, and be subject to all the duties, penalties and regulations provided by tho laws of this State for tbe office of Constable. And the Intendant and Wardens, iu Council, shall havo power and authority, under their corporate seal, to ordain and establish all such rules and by-laws and ordinances, respecting the streets, ways, public wells and springs or fountains of water, markets aud police of the said town, and for preserving health, peace, order and good government within the same, as they may deem expedient aud proper; and tho said Coanoil may affix fines for offences against such by-laws and ordinances, and appropriate the same to the use of the corporation, but no fine shall exceed twenty dollars. All fines may bo recovered by au action for debt before a proper tribunal. SEO. 66. That the said Council shall have power to abate and remove nui? sances within tho limits of suid town; and, also, to classify and arrange the in? habitants liable to police duty, und to require them to perform such duty as occasion may require; and to enforce the performance thereof, under tho same penalties ns aro now, or may hereafter bo, established by law: Provided, always, nevertheiess, That tho said Town Council shall have power to compound with per? sons liable to perform such duties upon such terms us they .shall, by ordinance, establish. SEC. 67. That it shall be tho duty of the Intendant and Wardens to keop all streets and ways which may be necessary for public uso within tho limits of tho said towu opon and in good repair, and for that purpose they aro heroby invest? ed with all the powers, rights and privi? leges granted by law to the Commission? ers of Roads within the limits of said town. And, for neglect of duty, they shall bo liable to tho pains aud penalties imposed by law upon Commissioners of Bonds for like neglect, And they are hereby individually exempt from tho performance of road and police duty. And tho inhabitants ot said town uro hereby osousod from road and police duty without tho limits of said corpora? tion. SEC. CH. Thnt the said Intendant and Wardens shall have power to compound with persons liablo to work on the said streets and way?, and to release such persons as may desire it, upon tho pay mont of such sum of money ns they may deem a fair equivalent therefor, to bo applied by them to thc uso of tho said corporation. SEC. G9. That tho said Town Council of Graham's shall ulao be empowered to retain, possess and enjoy all such pro? perty ns they may now bo possessed of, or entitled to, or which shall hereafter be given, bequeathed to, or iu any man? ner acquired by them, aud to sell, alien, or in any way transfer tho same, or any part thereof: Provided, Tho amount of property so - held, or stock invested, shall, in no case, exceed twenty thousand dollars. SEC. 70. That tho said Town Council of Graham's shall also bavo power tc impose nn annual tax on all real anc personal property within the corporal limits of said town: Provided, Said ta: does not exoeed ten cents on the om hundred dollars. SEC. 71. That the Intendant am Wardens of tho town of Graham's sha) have power to regulate sales at auctioi within tho limits of said town, and t,< grant licenses to auctioneers: Provided That nothing herein contained shall ex tend td sales by or for Sheriffs, Clerks o Courts, Judge of Probate, CorouerE lixccutorB and Administrators, Assign ees, or by any other persons, under tb order of any court or Trial Justice. SEO. 72. That tho Intendant an Wardeus of the town of Graham's sha bavo power nnd authority to require a persons owning a lot or lots in said tow of Graham's, to keep in repair the sich walks adjacent to their lots respectively and, for default in this matter, shall h&\ powei and authority to impose a fine ni exceeding ten dollars. SEO. 73. That the power to refuse an grant licenses to keep a tavern, or to r tail intoxicating drinks be, and the san is hereby, vested in the Town Council > the town of Graham's, and that they 1 also invested with all necessary powe by ordinance or ordinances, to Buppre or regulate the sales of intoxicatii drinks, to be drank at the placo who sold, or in or upon any of its apport nances, or in or upon any of the big ways, streets, lanes, alleys, commor. kitchens, stores, shops, public building booths, stalls or out-houses of tho sa town, or within one-half mile of the se town: Provided, That no rale or regul tion shall bo made inconsistent with t Constitution and laws of the State. SEC. 74. That this Act shall bo tak and deemed as a public Act in all com of justice, and shall continue of fot until repealed. i VILLAGE OF LANCASTER. SEC. 75. That section first of an A entitled "An Act to incorporate the \ l?ge of Lancaster," be, and tho same hereby, amended so as to read as f lows: "That tho village of Lancast extending one mile in every directh from the Court House, be, and the sa: is hereby, incorporated, by the name the village of Lancaster." TO BE CONTINUED. Special KTotloo! NOTICE.-Tho sale of ICfc. will be diac tinned until further notice, aa eorue par thc leo Machinery is out of order. All ] sons haviDg Tickets and uot inclined to w tho motley will be refunded tu. April 15_JOHN C. KKKOEHi DEAR IN MIND-When disease undo rm i ned thu health, and the physical tem han become prostrated, a stimulant I will not only strengthen, bul remove cause, should bo immediately resorttd Mental distress is sino a fruitful source ot breaking down of the constitution, and ravages of this enemy to health are t alarming. For nil such maladies, HOST Tlih'M STOMACH IUTTKHS have been f> unsurpassed. Hy ucling directly upon digestive organs, they remove the heavy, agreeable fooling after luting, so often ( I plaintd of hy persons of a delicate Winji . meut. As KHMi as digestion ie restored i patient finds his strong I h increasing, un. ! gonoral health Improved, j Thou-ia lids of pur sou s certify that it um relied en in nil eases of weakness or ncr' debility attendant upon sedentary ha The generality nf Hitters ure so disagree to the laste that they arc objectionable tveak stomach. 'This is nm the cin e Hosteller* bitters, which will bo found and extremely pleasant, balsamic ph barks and roots contribute their reston juices tr? render it soothing and streng! mg. Its basis is tho only pure stimt which hus ever been produced, containin fusil oil, or any other deleterious clcn Tho most careful and skilful chemists anal)zed tho bitters, and pronounce 1 harmless. This is scientific testimony; tho testimony uf tho hundreds of thous who havo experienced tho preventivo curativo effcota of tho o HEAT YKUKTADLE I and Ai/ir.nATivK of modern times, is still conclusive, in Favor and Aguo, Dyape Biliousness, Nervous Complaints, Ch Complaints and General Debility, it nearly infallible as anything iu tins fa world can he. April lt STOCKS, HON DH ind COUPON!? br and sold by D. GAM HUI I.b. biol Nov 23 Arno SPECIAL ATTENTION given to th lection of Commercial Paper, Int mi State and Railroad bonds and Stockt Con version of Stato 8ecnrJtieB. bv N'ov23Cmo T OAMBR1 LI)/Bro) 19,999 libs. Bacon, 2,000 Bushels Corn, 4r0 Barrels Sugar, 30 Sacks Coffee, l LL nt tho lowest figures they have been Voft'ere?! at SINCE TUE WAH. BUYING FOR CASH, SELLING FOR CASH, [.urning over Goods quick beforo thev pct o'd >r declino, wo CAN, WILL AND DO offer tho ,-ery CLOSEST FiounES that CAN UE MADE. Our ?tock, both of HARDWARE AND GROCERIES, Has recently boen largely increased. April 2 L?RICK & LOWRANCE. "WALTER C. FISHER," DEUGGI8T: Aud Doalcr in Family Medicines, Seeds, FANCY GOODS, ?bc, OJ'l'OS.'TE THE COLUMBIA HOTEL. HAVING JUST OPENED MY .?ltUG STORE, I offer to Columbia 'and vicinity a well-eelectcd stock of I PUKE DRUGS, FAMILY MEDI CINES, SEEDS, aud everything usually kept in a ti reit class estab? lishment. Prescriptions carefully prepared. I introduce a now feature (for Columbia) in tho Prescription buaincsB, having a BELL I at tho front door, and a competent person to | sleep in tho Store, parties can bo supplied with Medicino at any hour of tho night. April 2__ CL OT HING AND H: A T S , AT ii. & % C. SWAFFIELD'S. "^^TE havo now in store a very largo stock of thc above goode, and we assure our cus? tomers that we have never before been en? abled to offer themao CHOICE A SELECTION OF GOODS, at euch low prices. We have good All Wool SUITS at $15, suita? ble for any business man. ?ATS. We have a very large stock, and we are de? termined to undersell any other dealers, as our facilities enable us to do so. OUR SHIRTS Are decided to bc the beet Utting Shirts made, j We mahe the finest custom garments made in j this State. Call and examine. j March 25 R. .V W. C. SWAFF1ELD. | NO FIRE USED IN WASHING. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. THIS 80AP washes perfectly in cold water, soft, hard or salt. It removes grease, oil and paint from garments. It washes all kindsof gooda-cotton, flannel, silk or woolen, lt cleanses silver, plated waro and jewelry without scratching. It thc articles aro much tarnished, rub them with a pieco of flannel which has plenty of tho Soap on it. To people wbo do their own washing, it is invaluable. It will save its cost in one washing. An ordi? nary washing costa: For coal, two hods.20 conti?. For kindling wood.03 cents. For ordinary soap.OB cents. 31 cents. One cake Cold Water Soap costs.15 eenta. Making a saving of.10 cents. Ul conte. And there is no expense of repairing leaky ! boilers or broken scrubbing boards. There 11 is lie acid or sal soda in tho Soap, aud, posi? tively, nothing that can injuro tho clothes. One cake (about ono pound, ) faithfully used, according to tho directions which accompany each bar, will convince any one of its superior? ity. For sale, in boxes ot thirty-six bars, by EDWARD HOPE. April fl A??cnt for South Carolina. j Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &c. rr POPULAR FLOWERS, and how to I I *J cultivate them. By Rand. The City Fruit Garden and ita Culture. By Thomas Hivers. Thirteenth edition. 11.00." Peach Cultnre. By J. A. Fulton, of Del. Tho Grape Cull urist. By Fuller. $150. Tho Southern Gardener. Bv Wbite, ol Georgia. $2.00. Practical Floriculture for tho Amateur. By Henderson, fl.Mi. Huist's Family Kitchen Gardener. $1.00. Gueuouon Mich Cows and,tho Dairy. 75c. The Gentleman's Stable Guide. By McLnrc. Tho Trotting Horses of America; How to Train and Drive them. $2.25. Professor Holmes* Woik on Phosphate Hock. For salo by Feb 23 BRYAN A McCABTER. White's Gardening for tho South, I^Y Hie lato Wm. A. White, of Athene, Ga. HOLMES' S0?TUERN FARMER and MAR? KET GARDENER. $1.50. Tho Phosphate Rocks of South Carolina, their History and Developments-Colored Plates. $1.25. Six 8ormoua on Temperance, hy Lyman Beecher. 8acred Rhetoric; or a Course of Lectures on Proaching, R. L. Dahney, D. D. $1.50. Any above sontiby mail. ? ?' > . . DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, j Feb 19 Opposite Columbia- Hotel. Spring and Summer Goods, * AT ' ' GOODS CLOTHING B?Z\?nY . . .*?'?'' 'THOUGH' late in* ISS8 opo.ing oar stock of . . EBB Gent's READY-MADE THBEr CLOTHING, wo chal m"37 lenge tho State for LOW jKSV PRICES, and are ready ^^jKyw^ atul wiiijcg to comparo ^fCTgl^M^^tv quality and fljish with J?g imU?l?!?$u ail iu our Une-haviug ?MMSama had all gooda mad? ee flB^ftffi'ffyBHtt POcially for our trade.' fi?skWm 'y? wo onnmerato a tow of | . sgg alg . MR these gooda, to convey IMmmi Bramaniaca to the commu flK :i ' . ' ''ramm nily at ,ar8?? and thoeei BHfflrSfflrvTmaEw1>? navo not> e0 y01?' ^aHHSrAx' ?^wffl honored ns with a call: kSBfVu?ItHE Fancy Caabimero Suite, v?W:j?VOHBf Blaclf Caeeimcro Suits, BR?' BK'-WB Blain Colored Gassimero> HSrjjHf?c?T Suit 8< Wbite Duck Suiie, K??W??l Cream Duck Buit?? Wwffl ? v\ Brown Dock Suits. Dor-.. ?St?D JBrWw ?y Sacks, Alpaca Sacks iu all colors, "vVhito' ^ffif-?r yCUtk8' ^ftU0T Vest?, Bilk.? Aw$N3r Our stock of F?R-' J&?S& NIBBING GOODS and SS ^WWh GENT'S UNDERWEAR "<3&BjJ^lP.i in complote, and wo fcc l ^"""^S^ntefc^ justified in saying that ^^T*-I onr BHIRTS aro tho most perfect titting ever found ready-mado; Shirts also mado to order. Our lino of HATS is large and varied; and in this lino, too, wo defy competition in LOW) PRICES. Wo call special attention to the K. K. K. Hat-aomething never as yet surpassed)' in beauty. In Silk Hats, wo have all tho styles of tho present season. We boast of the very largest stock of STRAW HATS in this oity, embracing all Btylcs and colors. Wo auk hut a fair trial to guaran tco satisfaction, and moet cordially ortend an invitation to aU In want ot goods in our lino to pay us a call ero purchas? ing elaewhero. D. GOODMAN, Main street, next to Pollock House. ' April 9_ "CARRIAGES. c?SnRSp A COMPLETE assortment of two* t8fc=g?^ and four-scat Passenger CARRI? AGE t? bas just boen received at tho Reposito? ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. Tho latest and most stylish patterns have been selected with caro, from some of tho best builders in tho country: and tho stock never has been surpassed in design or finish by any, offered hero. Prices moderate. Dec IG_W. K. GREENFIELD, lt The Dexter Stables. "JA THE undersigned have Te~ SL^i r\ moved their Stables to the now nfRS^^x building, immediately South of . /F:37?^?^,^?v1^.?anne,',8 Hall, and, with a new. "XW^^^Tstock of CARRIAGES: BUG? GLE8 ana fino HORSES, are prepared to an? swer all calls that may be made upon them. Horaos bought and sold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, are invited' to give us a call. Liberal advances made on stock left for sale. BOYCE A CO. W. H. BOYCE. C. H. PKTTISOULX.._Jun 24. xor Sale, 3C*f\f\ ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, ,DUU on tho Edisto. 750 AORESin Kershaw-in , lots. to euiU < Baw Mill and 2.000 acres of Land in Lcxing* ton, on North Edisto, ?7,COO. ?. 2,500 acres Wateres Bottom Land, $2 pr ?er? 2,500 acres creek bottom and pine Land, at $2 ?er acre. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near tho city-*8.500. Apply to JOHN BAUSE^TT/ Attorney at Law and Beal Estate Agent.- K Beg*. 25 _. , , ly., Guns, Pistols, Etc. ->>^ I INFORM , my friends-an* public in general that I huvo ^C_^>-<^J3tsv Just received an entire j new W- mmb?stock of Doable and Single Bar* rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks, Pouches, Pistol-Bells, Caps. buck-Shot, Cartridges: Cartridges for ali kinds of Pistols, Powder and Shot. I ALSO. ' REPAIRING dono at short notice. Oct 8_P. W. KRAFT, Main street. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT. , THOSE who bave lost several Natural Teeth, and have been advised to part with remaining sound ones, as thc first step towards obtaining artificial substitutes, axe requested, before submitting to a practice, cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per? formed, to convince themselves of its fallacy, by looking closely into a matter of ab much importance. Tho above improvement was designed to re? sist so deplorable, a practico, and after a tho? rough test of more than three years, is found capable of accomplishing wbat no other sys? tem of Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done. . It is now possible to obtain partitil vite*. which will eave for years Natural Teeth, and' bo at tho same time reliable in every resptct, An invitation is hereby given to snob as feel interested to call at our Operating booms, and ? examine duplicate rpecimeua ol cased now in actual uso. in J Nov 6 t _ REYNOLDS. A REYNOLDS. PLANTS FOR SAXE. / ORNAMENTAL P O L I ? G E. V Achy run thus, AI tem an th oi p., Bego nia. Canna, Colons,Geranium, (va ?vnegated,) Gazonia, (variegated,) fi*Vinca, (variegated.) 'Pyrethrum tP> and manv other varieties. BEDDING PLANTS.-Verbonia, Petunia. Heliotrope, Salvia, Lantana, Double. Whiio Nosegav and Lnrgo Flowered: in varieties of FU8CHIA. . Witt! Also, a choice selection of ANNUAL,'MEN? NIAL and PERENNIAL PLANTS, raUed from carefully selected Seed, and 'ready' for trane planting. Apply to W: K. WIGG. Washington etrcet, ono door from'Bull..,' March 31 _ , ; -j fltop \ Keyes' Early Prolific Tomato Plant?. IT is claimed that thia TOMATO is fifteen to thirty days earlier than any other variety ' known. The fruit is of good size, round .and smooth, brilliant color, perfectly ecUd and ADO fluvor. Plants now ready,. cola frame stock hardened. Can be transplanted without IOBS. For aale at : 0 '. ' ^; .April Hf HEINITSE'S DBTJO STORE^y C. W. WIECKING; " 7 :; COU XE ll KT NC AN? BO?I?TY'Sf?:? CH AR I.K ST ON, 8. C.. AGENT for MILWAUKIE LAGER BEEB Orders 8?. jolted. '?' April 14 Cf Seegers' Beer ia prjr?;.. ?? , ji IT don't contain Copperas, Salt, Lime or Alum._ starch ll Terms Cash Only*,,'m?| OUR terms are strictly cash, and no order, will hereafter bo filled.' or goods deliver~ od, until paid for. All parties indebted to ne. will please oall and'pay tho same Immediate? ly- , ' J. -A T. ' B. ? AQNB W. Guano* . -vv'?:>.. ft Ol* \ TON8 pure PEBUVIAN Gtf??Gy' M/?? I ?j\J 50 tons Berger' A Buttfo'a Suporphoe fdiate, for salo low to plantera and doalore, or cash, by - WELLS A OALD WELL, 'LT' Near O. k C. R. B. Dejot; Oelnt?bla^O..! March 10, \ ' MW?^M