The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 02, 1871, Image 1
THE DAILY
"Let our Just Censure
Attand tue True Event."
BY J. A. SELBY
COLUMBIA. S. 0. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 23. 1*71.
VOL. VII-NO. 30.
York ?ar .in a leading editorial says :
Tao Bomb Carolina Governor, who
owes his portion '$o'| th? Radical ntid'
negrbvote; Has appealed to the Presi?
dent not to d?clare martial law ;$n thqt
Static he helleviBg-thnttha SUI* autho?
rities aro fully capablo of patting' down
all th'? disorderswithin ita border. Snob
an as?nranoe will be treated by1'the' Ri-1
Eublican leaders aa-'little better than1
igh trcafeoa to parity, ona tho GoVer
nor'a reqoeBt willdoubUesa.bodisr?gurd-. j
ed. The Ka Klux bill waa a partisan
m eas uro, parsed fof a partisan purpose.
Congrega had .,tho oasnraooa pf every
Governor ia the, South, j with a .?in-l
gie b'xcoptiou,' that there waa'no not?at
necessity for rta'-pass?go. 16 was veryf
clearly established that the?nfraotiotfs of
lawiu that section were pot the result qt
orgaaijwd resistance to ibo Federal Gov?
ern taetit, und that the people themselves
Were soju?l to ?very* emergency. It waa,'
moreover, satisfactorily exhibited to tho 1
diepaosionate : portion. of the Northern ;
people that tho only me&aure needed to ,
disband all the so-called Kn Kl rix and
roBtoro aa great a degree' of birder' aa'
exists in. anyother ?par? of our country
was. to remove t?e political disabilities
of the best mon by a'swoop rug and ufare
sorted amnesty,!;1 .. -\ * . : >i ''
So jadioioQS and simple a course ?a
thie^ however, waa farthest ljrom the in?
tentions, pf thq dqin?uopt yarty. There
was no political capital to foe pa a do out
of th at. Tho,, con t in ued, ;opp r ea ai v e en
actweat*V .as CTrannicat; aa uncocatitu
tipqal, had :ui4erly estranged. .tie.South
from .thej^ermblio^n^'arty.apa greatly
^ftMped^ta ?pw?L4a ; metKor^aad
Weak , It waa too late, therof.oijo, iu a
political poi^.bf ..view, to retrace .its{
steps and do what the whole country
callo d, io v ; af ter the ad o pt i 6 n b y tho ? o u tb
of both tho fourteenth and fifteenth
nmoadmeate. Tho mon whpj,.fought
wera , uiiopimously ,in favor of .amueaty
and" peace. The stay-at-homes, who
howled ."ott to IJiehuiond" end j ran on
th,eapprpaoh of |dancer, woro f
in favor 0? 4iofr?mctt/aemont an-,
potuatjiou pf ?pot?onol agitation. O?ice
holdexa anxious to rotai ti their positions
and thp ?ootinu?d aac?ndancy of t lie,-fte
P?W^> PW&> <>PP9??^ a.mpe?ty; 'All
thojir^st.qf the people nrged.?- rnaguani
a?Bapo^uyy.i. j , ; , ." ..-..:,* ' ." ,
sSafr tho, waoing power of the Bepubh
OAOs .^?oiapded severe rqoiedjea for ita
r.oaujsciyition,. Ap obi io gentiment moat
hq manuiaotarod ana a political battis
cry ; seo ur ed ?dr. the, next campaign. The
co^Uatio K-.'. K- IC is tho Repabliaan
watchword* nod wp.arp";treated to a daily
h jisb. af .waa,. Mr. Greeley,. wpiiUJ fJcnor!
mi nato, "lie? by tho. .cord." about out-,
rjges. 'the' greyer PgrYtofJwh.idh . exist
P .?r##w&r Moje* ?i..:thiat,'?plitj?^ j
wlxatw Tmapifeatly foi; ?lie j
W Ptiift? .Wle^offt^?r-flBT^real ,
amnestyv .Xei.t^ia be. done, apa there
Ku-Klux A?idi?* th exe",will .bo no dis- 1
pf der's.' to',?e?uW.,'it ?tp.b.eciarri^d, ipto ?
? Scat. !. The. Squth ,d?^fr,M .only ?o he re- j
Hgy^^ffiVirl?8 cyW^ ?* JhpY^o*??? 1
^djentarers and, ig^Qr^nt negroes;. ,whq ?
pow ciocupy "?ho principal o?lgea, ??.nd j
TV^B^rPfii'^e 'he^ary^qf^nearW <
every State by the moat outrageous- <
??$Wfe*P>Pm> Pamgaign?with.the i
^foMyfPraniversal, auinefljy^ {The J
PP^Pk^W.a.P^c?A.atiftAhQ, SaP,^:
.?an^ftrty .wrll.gQ to ^e-wa^^ it reiasefl s
pl .$n?.?^paomm^ ?jyB,
orator on the occasion or the decoration1
?Pfitpe ^griftO/'to?- ,TJni?pd?adr'at! j
Tlagnolia, ort^njesdfi^^IaaC, .TfTb. qtioUi <
his words: :.. j
i , "Gomradoa and fricndel Not?f*ri (om
this apqt* where our oom md es ?lee p ia the
last resting plape of i many who fought j
and. fell upon .the other aide of this great. <
uonflict, Aa^rith loving and tender pride j
.we recall4ihe memories pf oar heroes, '
shall wp. not also remember that valor ?
and devotion were conspicuously illus
(fated in the lives and'.deaths of. those
whom in their lives we knew as enemies?
The struggle is over; the war. is eaded.
Shall we not freely acknowledge that
qpon every field of this revolution we
mei*those whose courage anti, whoae
devotion to the / Pause whioh th.ey sup
pyrtci? h "s el?ftUen^jed the" admiration of
the world?; Gentle .and loving.hands
have already laid upon' those graves the
tribute of tender, sympathy and respeot,
. and . what i generous heart will to-day
utter a reproachful word, or do less thau
acknowledge the ..consistent, and heroic
devotion which characterized oar fallen
brethren Upon tho other.side? Tho great
issues which divided them from us'bave
been settled; the causo for which they
fought has failed; the hopea which . they
cherished have boea . disappoint**!, I and
now the voioo which duty, and putriob*
ism, and generosity utter, is one of kind
j?ess to tho rnoraone.r pf ' those who fell
in the'. pfthse '.tp. ;wht?h. they freely
.devoted their fortunes and their lives.
. Aboyo tho noise of thu still; contending
passions bf the hour, let ai hear tbe still,
calm voice,of true patriotism crying to
uaalj, peacel peace! Let the strife now
bo ended; lot tho past, will all its mise
ries, its estraugemeqts, and its bitter
n?ss, be forgotten ; and let ns henceforth
remember'ogly that upon both sides
brave and true'men fought and fell, and
that the work which they have left to us
is to rebuild the waste puces, to bind np
th* wounds of war, aud to go forward
tog thor to the full realization of all tho |i
blessings whioh our oommon struggles
and our oommon experiences have so
oared. Lei ns now build to. the per
pet aal menu) ry of those whom wo honor j i
totday, a temple of liberty so fair, so
spacious, so immovable, that beneath its
ampie protection' frierfds and'' foes snail1
find 'iii Safo shelter from bli the evils
wbioh have disturbed oar past, or .which
still threaten,,onr present j safety. - To
this great 'work we are called DJ the
memories which this day rec ni la,-by the
lessons1 which ?he present points bat to
os? ftniiiby ^ our hopes of oar future
national strength and glory." ...
A Chapter or Fuctn.-?paco is valuable
ba ? nowapapor, and it is, therefore, propon od
in thia advertisement t? condenso a variety
of facta, important to tho public, into a email
compasa. Tbose facts, refer to Ho?tetter's
Stomach Bitters-vt hat that celebrated medi?
cino io, ?n<Lwfra( it will do. In the fix?t place,
then, the article ia a stimulant, tonic and al?
terative, cpnsiating of a combination of an
abe ilutely 'puro spirituous - agent with the
moat valuable medicinal vegetable substances
that Botanic ? roe?aroh has placed at the dis?
posai of tbo .chemist , and .tho physician.
Tboao ingrodiopta are compounded with groat
caro, and in snob proportions aa to produce a
?reparation'wUiori' invigorates without excit
ng thu gonorai. ny Item, and tones, regu)atea
and controls the stomaob, Ibo bowels, the
liver,"aridthe toiUor secretive organs.
? What thia great restorative,w?j do must bc
Sathored from what i than dono.. The case ol
yapepsia.or any other form of indigestion,
ia.whiab it baa been persistently adminia
tered without effecting a radical caro, is y?l
to b? heard'from, and the same may be sait;
of bilious disorders, intermittent fever, ncr
rons affections, general debility, constipation
aick. hoBdftcho, mental disabilities ti iwhicl
(be feoblo are so subject. It purifies all tb)
Quida of tbo body, Including ibo blood; sm
tho gontlo stimulus which it i nip art e'to Uri
nervous system is not succeeded by Un
?lightest reaction. Thia is a chapter of facti
tobiah readers,.for their own" Bikcgyshonh
mark and romombcr. ,_ Jane 2 fd
CONSUMPTION,
ITS CURE AHD ITS PREVENTIVE
? : ' us J. ri. BciiEivcit, ax. r>. J '
MANY a. buman-being baa passed awaj
for wbose death there was no other rea
ion thari tlio nerrTect-'.-of known and indispnl
tbly provan meqpa of pure. Those near au
lear to family ayd HfrlepSa are^ sleeping tb
l???i?ivmin??uv??iHM ?lll?u", MAU ?iiey cain
[yadep^ad... ...... ; t... , .......
OII. JOS1?PH II. ,S?HICNCK'S
' "f -rSiMPtB TREATMENT,,
Ind avail?ortho'maerres Cf1 his wonderful off
?ncions medicines, tbo j would not have/allai
Dr. Scbenck has, in his own caso, prove
hat wherever sufficient vitality remains, thi
vitality, by bia medicines and hia directioi
Vi' their 'udo, da qnidkened into ?hoalthr
isa tat em ont ?bero fa nothing presura
u ona. ' -Co ehe fkith of the invalid is made i
-?pr?sentation that Ja not a thousand timi
lobelantiate'd by living and vicibl? work
Cha theory of - thu ?uro bj Dr. Gehenna's m
heine ia aa simple as it ?a, unfailing. Ita pl
ofi?pny requires 'nd argument. It is 'adi-a
vurlng. aeH-c^vincmgk U'nui:
, The Hoawoed Tonio and Mandrake Pjlls a
ttt?' first TWO WoaponB with' WnP-h' the-citad
>f .the malady is aaaa?led?, Two-t b irda of vt
sa^oit of, consumption .originate in ilyspcpt
indSfoncdrjnalrydiBordoredlivar. Wlth\l
iQUdi?oq *br> broaqhiei tubo? "Bympathii;
*ith the stomach. They respond to tho rn?
lido action of tho Ihrer*,;-'Hore,' then, eon
.ho culminating result, and the setting
?V?th all its distress Lng flymploins, of
JJ N, V . . COIH8TJAIPTI9JV.
Tho Mandrake Pill? aro riornposed of one
aefhroVtiohleet glfio-tb? Podopbilluni F
atuiu. .They posncus -all the. blood-sear
og, alteratWo properties of calomel! but, 1
ike ?aloni?l, they . Ot! i ...
? . ;>.I,I?;.\y^ NO BTINU llKIIINU."
The work of caro is now beginning. 1
ritiated ^d:!rknedbn deposits in the bow
*nd iU ibo odinieaUry canal aro ejected.' 'J
ivot, like a clock, is wound lip. It aroa
'mm it? torpidity. .' Tbs stomach-act? r?ap
lively 1 (ipd the patient .begins, to fed thai
a.getting, st laat, " , * '
'. 11 A *ui?P?.Y OP doon nr.ooi?.
. .Tho 6oftWoed'Tonio, in conjunction with
7illS. per ineal es and assimila tea with the fe
JhyMncaticrh1 ia dow progressing without
jre viona tortured. Digestion becomes pi
esa, and the cure is coen to bo at ba
There ia nb more flatulence,-no exacerbai
>f the stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now cornea the greatest Blood Purifier <
ret given by an indulgent falber to auffe:
nan. Schenok's Pulmonio Syrup comos i
lerform its functions and to basten and c
>lete the euro. It entera at once upon
rork. Nature cannot bo cheated. It coll
iud ripons tho impaired aud diseased port
if the lunga. In tho form of gathering
iroparoa them for expectoration, and lol
.ery short timo, tho malady ia vanquis
he rotten throne that it occupied is renov
ind made new, and the patient, in all the
iky of regained vigor, ?tens forth to e
.bo manhood or the womanhood that was
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
Tho Beoond thing ia, the patienta roust
n a warm room until they got well; it i<
upst impossible to prevent taking cold 1
.hellings aro diseased, but lt must be
/?ntod, or a euro cannot bo effected. I
dr and riding, out. especially'in this se
if the country in thc fall and winter sei
tr? alt. Wrong. Physicians who recom?
.hut courao loao their patients, if their j
ire badly diae?scd, una yet, been a se tho
fa tho- house, they .must not sit donn r
they must walk about the room as muc!
is fast as the strength will bear, to got
good circulation of blood. Tho pal
must keep in good spirits-bo dot armin
iretwell. Thia lias a great deal to do wit
appetite, and lathe great point to gain.
To despair of'cure aftorauch evidence
Eosalbilriy In the worst cases, and mort
linty in all o thora, is sinful. Dr. : Sob?
ncreoual'statement to thc Faculty of bi
lure ?ra? in ?pese modest words:
"Many yoara ago I was in tho last sta,
consumption; confined to my bed, and 1
Lime my physicians thought that I conl
tire a week; then, like a drowning man i
[ng at atrawa, I heard of and obtaino
preparations wbioh I now offer to the p
tod tboy made a perfect cure of rr
seemed to me that I could*feel them pen
my whole system. Tboy Boon ripen?
mattor in my langa, and 1 would oplt ai
khans pint of offenaire yellow mattor
morning for a long time.
"Aa aoon aa (hat began to anbei?
sough, foror, pain and night aweata all
to loavo me, and my appetite became BJ
mat it waa with difficulty that I coule
from eating too 'much. I aoon gatn<
itt eng th, and have grown in flesh
since.
?**! W?t? weighed shortly after my r?coYery'?"
adde?l?o'Docikor,,',then looking, like a mere
akoletonioiy weight wag only* ninety-seven
pound?; my present weight ia two hundred
and.twenty-five [2 >5] poundsfand for yeare I,
havo enjoyed uninterrupted health.".
Dr.'SchbfJck has discontinued thia profee
aional visita to New York and Boston. - Ho or
hie son? Br? J. Hi.Scheuok, Jr., still continuo
to sea patients ?I their ofSco'^c. 15 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, eve ry Saturday I
from 9 A. M. to BP. M. Thoeo whowiehal
thorough examination with the Rospirometer j
will be charged $5. The BeBpiromotor de
clarea the; exact condition of the lungs, and
patients pan readily learn whether they arel
curable or not. .' ' .
The directions for taking the medioinea aro I
adapted to the intelligence even of a child.
Follow these directions, and kind nature will
do tho rest, excepting that in some caeca tho
Mandrake Pills aro to be taken in increased
doses; tho three medicines need no other-ac?
companiments than the ample instructions I
that accompany them: First create appetite.
Of returning health hunger is tho moat wel?
come symptom. When it cornea, as it will
come, let the despairing at once be of good
cheer. Good blood at once follows, the cough
loosens,. the night sweat is abatod. In a
short time both of thoso morbid ay mp tonis
are gjnne forevor. * . "'
. Dr. Scbenok's medicines arc constantly kept
in tenir ot thouBands of familiea. As a' laxa?
tive up purgative, tho Mandrake pill a are ?
standard preparation; wliilo tho Pulmonic
Hy mp/tia ? ourer of coughs and colds, may be
regarded, ae a prophylactario againet con?
sumption in any, of. its J^ormB.
. Trico of the Pulmonic 8yrup and Seaweed
Tonic, $1.60 a bottle, or f7.50 a half dozen:
Mandrake Pille, 25 conta a box. For salo by
all druggists and dealers. . .
JOHN F. HENRY,
8 Collegs Placo, New York, Whoicsalo Agent.
Nov ID _ -fly
VOID Q,?AC?CS.-.? victim of carly in
discretion, causing nervous debility, pre?
mature dooay, ito.; having tried jn vain every
advortiaod .remedy, bas a simple means of
self-cure, which he will send freo to bis fellow
sufferers. Address J. H. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau
street. .Now York. ' - ? Dco2?tGmo
METDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
li???A?a FOR YOUNG MEN, on great so
JL J cial evils and abuses, which interfere
with M Anni AGE, with sure means of relief for
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and de?
bilitated. Sent in healed letter envelopes,
free of charge. AddresB HOWARD SANITA?
RY AID. ASSOCIATION* Nov 2 South Ninth
atrnnfc. P!;;le.dg?pb.;?x'P-._Sf ?j ?j 5m o ,
X^Ott sAI.K-75 feet of good Sbolving, and
X .- J tino Countora, IB feet long.,: Apply to
May 5 .. J. C. SWAFE1ELD. ..
QOTTORT SBKD OIL OAKS can he. hud
at ah ticca, and in snv quantity, pf .
"an ai- . ' '.* ' E. HOPE.
lu?ante Food
ED .to meet the requirements of
JL fho'r/rowing infant, containing the phos?
phate? and all the health-giving properties of
the finest wheat. Much of tho suffering,
sickness, and mortality .among. children ia
traceable to deficient nntritlop. 'Morbera will
tako heed and briy the proper fobd. . For sale
by [ t lis* HEINJTSH. rf
May6t; Drugaiat.
-o? - Medicine for Children. - .
DIARRHOA CORDIAL for bad Bowels and
Pains from Teething. Cholera, Morbus,
.Vc. "An elegant medicine to soo tho' and euro
Diseases !of the Bowels. A ' real ' friend to
mothers and naraea. Only 95oents a bottle
F?r sale only at H?INIT?H'8 ..
, ?aj.fi.t.,.>_- .^.^.uv.DrugStorey.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
. GREENBRIAR, WE&T VIRGINIA.
THESE Springs, famous for thoir alterative
waters and fashionable patronage, will bo
open on the 1ST of JUNE. They afford ao
oommodfttioneA)r a.COO-^ieraona. - ? . -
The cara of the .Chesapeake?end Ohio Rail?
road rnn to'the H?rings:- Excrirfeion tickets,
at low ratea, will be furnished in the principal
citiea. North and Seutb. A .:.<./.'? '
Thone Springs, aro 2.000 feet abovo tide?
water, and the ol?r??te in which they aro situ?
ated la al way alcool abd invigorating, affording
entire relief from prostrating summer h eat!
. Prof. Rosenberger's. excellent Band will ba
in attendance, to enliven tho Lawns and Ball
Room. 1
.MAB finora de and Fancy Balle during the sea?
son, as heretofore. ! . ;
An extensive Livery will bo kept at very
moderate charges.
Cn A ito ES.-$3 por day, and $75 per month of
thirty days. Children under ton y tara of ago
and colored servants, half price; wbito ser?
van ta according to accommtdations.
Pamphlets in reference to the medicinal
value of the water, routes to the Springs, etc.,
may bo had free of charge.
May 12 fimo QEO. L. PEYTON A CO^
State of Bonth Carol! na--Un i on Co.
COURT OF PRORATE.
William Bailey, Plaintiff, va. Jano Bailey,
Mary Cudd, Joshua Cudd, Thomas Bailey,
James Bailev, Nancy Cudd, William Cudd,
Jonathan Bailey, T. R. Bailey, Neely Bailey
and Ellen Palmer, Dofondauta.-SUMMONS.
To Uie D?fendants:
YOU aro hereby summoned ?nd required
to answer tho potiti?n in thia action,
which is filed in tho "ornoo of the Probato
Judgo for tho said County, and to servo a
copy of yonr ana wer to the said petition ou
tho subscriber, at bis offico, at U.mon. S. C.,
within twontydays after tho service hereof,
exclusivo of the day of such nervier; and if
you fail to answer tho complaint within the
timo aforofcaid, tho Plaintiff in thia action
will apply to tho Court for tho relief demand?
ed in the petition., ?
Dated Mav 15, 1871.
JAS. B. HTEEDMAN, I
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To Joshua Cudd,Mury Cudd and/aa. Bailey:
Takt? notice that this action le commenced
for pu rt i i ion of land, in the Probate Court in
and for tho County of Union; and that a sum?
mons in this action, of which the foregoing is
a copy, was filed in the office of the Judge of I
said Court, at Union, in tho County of Union,
in said State, on the tenth dav of May, 1871.
JAS. B. 8TEEDMAN.
USIOH, May 15.1871._May 19 fO
Millinery.
MRS. C. E. REED begs leave I
to inform the ladies in general
that abo baa now ready a tull lino j
,of the latest and moat fashionable
) sty loa of MILLINERY, Hair and
Fancy Gooda, at roduced prloos.
?Also, fresh supplies every wook.
Jail and seo for yourselves. _May 4
Every One Drinks Bee-gen* Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and improvea
their health._ Meron ll
Meela furnished at all hours at Pouuocx'e.
j? ;;; . ?xx OH's.
tBH^STBEL SWEEP,
THRESH?HG MACHINES,' .
HORSE PO WEES, .
FA N MILLS. ' '
. CRAIN CRADLES,
.i BELTING,
A ND all kinds latest IMPROVEMENTS IN
]\. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, at
wholesale and retail.
Oar interest in, and association.with, mann"'
far tories, ia ?nell that we can make closer
?gurea, and . gire better gooda, .than any
house in thia country can do in thia line.
ONLY TKY and we will convince yon.
May 23 . L?RICK St,LOWRANCE.
REMOVAL.
'Entire New Stock.
2m? ' THE undoraignod respectfully informa
Vftahia ouBtomore that ho bae-HEMOVED to
(IAtho new store, on Main Btreet, directly
-iHUoppoaito tho Columbia Hotel, and is fully
prepared with an eutiroly NEW STOCK OP
GOODS, to fit ont a gentleman in the very
LATEST FA8H10N. He has secured tho
latest and best styles of CLOTHH, OAB8I
MJEREB and GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Call at the new stand and
pelect a auit, or leave yonr order and have it
made to measure. (J. D. ERERHABDT.
Maroh 2G_?
M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture IXTare-roogc
Ptain Street, near Main.
_gMj?**\jJr\ NOW o? band and daily re
?ST^??^> t?ferceiv5DB from tho in ami fa c
jf? jla^VtTjrEl*"T'-' **ew York? RoBton,
ygj?SBBt-&B?ff Cincinnati and Lonisvillo^the
Jf J largest assortment o? FUR
N1TURE ever kept in tbte market, consisting
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Dln
ing-Room Suits; 200 Bedsteads of different
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chaira.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to ordor.
UPHOLSTERING and "REPAIRING dono at
shortest notice and in the best manner.
Terms cash and Goods oheap. Oct SO
LIME,
THE GREAT FERTILIZER;
i~ CAN furnish l?ailS at'Dcpot at Walhalla,
LS. C., tor tl BOper barrel. Address,
, . RBV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, 8. C.
Marah 2C
GEORGE TUPPER,
BROKER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,'
COLUMBIA, S. C.
?FFIOE over W. O. Fjuber'f,.prug Storo,
Opposite Colombia Hotel, Main street.. . May 2
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
^CHARLOTTE. Jv: Q:;
SOLICIT, orders for COTTON, Corn, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, ?c., and Family Groceries
{generally. Orders filled carefully and prompt
y. ! Feb71yr
DB. D, L. BOOZER
jeSgggSSfr WOULD respectfully inform
fnySS BaVhlS patrons and the public go
^^-UOJLLF rierally that'Ho has moved into
his now office, over Dnfrjo & Chapman's Book?
store, opposite the Columbi* Hotel, where he
ia prepared to execute, satisfactorily? all ope
ratious apd Work, of whatsoever kind bis pro?
fession demands. Terms accommodating.
March 8
Smoked Meats! . *.
BREAKFAST BACON8TR1FS. Sugar-cured
Shoulders, Smoked and Pickled Tongues,
for gale low hy__ E. HOPE._
OHAMPAGH?S7*
1AA CASES Moot St Chandon's CHAM
XSJ\J PAONES, just received, and offered,
in consequence of cessation of hostilities, at
much reduced ratea. For sale by
_Maroh 25_,_GEO. SYMMERB.
Early Oall for Best Stereoscopic Views.
AFINE asBorlmet-t of Y1EWB in Germany,
California, Switzerland, Spain, Ireland,
Hcotland. tho River Thames, near Loudon:
also, in tlie United State*; Statuary, colored
and plain. Also, Stereoscopes, some low
priced, fur sale at BRYAN & McCAUTER'S
Bookstore. M?v 3
Cheap Fertilizer.
A /A TONS COTTON HEED MEAL. Exeel
?jr\J lent for manure. EDWARD noPE.
May 13_
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF thu most approved styles, can bo ob?
tained at I. BULZBAClfERS establish?
ment. Main Btreet, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sots and half eots In gr rat variety. Also,
solitaire and cluitur DIAMONDS. SPECTA?
CLES and EYE-GLASSES to auit ali ages.
j Mayia_
Boothes and Grain Cradles.
?) DOZ. superior O BAIN CRADLES.
?i 10 doa. Griffin's draiu and Grass ?jylbts,
j oat received and foi salo low bv
May 17 _ JOHN AGNEW Sc SON.
The Doctors Recommend Seegera'Beer
IN pr?f?rence,to London Purler and Scotch
Ale. Why? They know it is unadulter?
ated. March ll
Soda and Mineral Water.
TUE FOUNT is open for tho season, with
choice syrups, made from pure juico of
Hie fruit. HKISE'rt CONFECTION ERY.
The,Exchancre House
HAS boen overhauled and re-ar rang ed
for tho Spring and Spmmor. Iced beve
_ rages compounded at short notice.
May5 PAYBINOER St FRANKLIN^
Fresh Crackers.'
SODA, Walnut, Snow Dir-,, Butter, Fancy
Farmer, Ginger, Balmoral, for sale by
March 3 E. HOPE.
STOCKS, BONDS ?nd COUPONS bought
and aold hy D. GAMBRILL. Broker.
Nov 23 Gmo _.
500 B?rrele
EXTRA Family, Medium and Common
FLOUR, for nala low._E. HOPE.
Seeders' Beer ii Pure.
f"T don't non tain Copperae, Salt, Lime or
L Alum. March ll
OP
ito i
Spring and Summer Clothing, I
>.'. - ' > "I'I t AT ' ?
- E. ft W. C. BWAPFTEL1>'B;;! . ^
. T I:.'.. ,lr-. , , .... '.J j-~f.V jJJI
W! hay j tho 1 argcat retail stock in' tb?
State, and. anxious td reduce it. will
se? it ut GREATLY REDUCED .ERICES.
Tho ?took ia unbroken, and, I ho beat stock
we ha ve ev er handled.
New HATS, of a desirable style, luit re-1
ceiv?d.-' iV ' "o?-fon . ...-./
Thia r?duction will apply aleo to our OHS*
TOM . DEPARTMENT? , ifMay 10 .
. i . .. . - --it Itin.: ? , .
. -i ? ? .M? .i F?t?! ::. ;, ;.:?iu; ! . . .
JO *[ "
. . .. ? ? .?i ':; :
_ ?i?ixo?Miaa
CORRECT TIME
j^-^, MAY b? obtained by calling at ISAAC
[ JBtSULZBACBEU'S and purchasing one
?TTOMof those-justly celebrated ELGIN
ajSuSm-WATCHES; ana whero yon cnn Rnd a
ffrvffl complete atock of Diamond?, Jewelry,
[P^l Salver, and Plated Ware, of tho beat
--7- maanfactnre .in addition are the
Unit?dkSf?tea, Waltham-, Enptjsh and Bwlria
Walch ea. in Gold ?and Hilv?r Oa'sea, which WIR
he cloned out at New Yorkprices,'., . .,1
Constantly, on mind ?no.?ald Chains. Seal
Rings,' Chama, Lockets, Sleeve Bnttons,Sotaj.
and a varied stock of Fancy Articles.- .
?. AR kinda of Repairing done promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC SULZBACDER,.
..April 27 l ,_Under Columbia Hotel.
The Hextet Stablea.
THE undersigned have .re?
moved tilt'ir Stables to-tha now
building, immediately?Spath oi
?Jaunev's Hall, and, with a.new
stock of CARR ta. G Efl. BUG?
GIES nda fine HOBBES, aro prepared t? 'an?
swer all calla ..that may be mads, upon them.
Hornea fought and aojd on. commission.
Persona m,want of good stock:, ax? invited td
Rive na a call. "Liberal advances made on
. tock left fer sale'.' 11 BOYCE'i GO.' '
"?TVHVBOTOE." :*i?;t? ni 1 s"
Q. H. PyrffNOJi<u - ,_. , ? Jan U
Good Things.
RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Wh'faiey; Sh
Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin. Otard,
Dupuy, Cognac Brandy Duff Gordon's Pal:)
^berry, SouthTBido"Madeira Wipe, j London
Dock Pori Wine, Hibbert'e London Borter,
McEwen'?.' Scotch Alrf. Tho above direct from
ihe imb?riers and warranted pure;* ' '
. Formic by : V. EDWARD HOfE
. BixMi Pistols, pto.
l\ INFORM my. friendo and
ublio in general that I have
urt' received 'an"entire new
stock of Doubt? and Single Bar
rel -GU NH, REPEATERS, F hts ka, Pouchen,
l'iatol-Relts, Cana. Back-Shut. .Cartridges.
Cartridges'for all kinda of. Pistola, powder
iud 8hot7/''' v'
"'* ' ALBO,
REPAIRING done at short notice.
Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT, Main street.
50
Rio Coffee.
BAGS RIO COFFEE, for aalo low to
_dosiers hv EDWARD HOPE.
To Rent.
A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street,
?\. near the corner of Blanding. Fortcrma,
ipplv to Dr. John Lynea .-'or
Keb 22 . : HENDRIX A BRO.
FAN MILLS,
pi RAIN CRADLES,
HORSE POWERS,
REAPERS,
MOWERS, and all kindj Harvesting Machine*
sa h?-nd and for sale at lowest price? in the
market. .
We call special attention to our Horse?
power, which ia tue best power in uso and
not high priced. With our experience in
planting, and tho nae of agricultural imple
menta and machines, together with our facili?
ties fur ha ving goods manufactured, wo claim
ive can give lower figur?e, better gooda and
Detter satisfaction than any other honed in the
lountry. 8end for catalogue. ? '
April 23 L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
Canned Gooda.
A LA MODE BEEF. Yeal, Wild nuck, froeh
OL Mackerel, fresh Salmon, ' Oysters,
beaches, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Gage
Plums. All ot first quality and full weight
For salo low. . E. HOPE.
* Refined Oil.
CIOTTON SEED BEFINED OIL, by the gal
j lon or barrel. Also, io glasea, pints and
jua rte. For sale low. _E. HOPE.
OLD BANK HILLS ?nd MUTILATED
VIUIUENC? bought and sold by
Nov 23 Arno P. QAM BRILL. Broker.
Gun and Blasting Powder.
A FULL supply of the celebrated Dupont's
ZL-GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
md oanniatere, is now offered to merchants
ind conaumere at the lowoat market ratea, bj
.he undersigned, who are sola agents tor tho
nanufaoturers at this place.
May 25_JOHN AGNEW & BON.
Imported and Domestic Oigara at POLLOCK S
(100,000 to be Distributed to 81 tare?wider a.
FI YE DOLLARS will purchase a ehar-rL hr/
oladiDR ? work of ut wortli ?vo dollars.
? The Derby Farm Property tp be distributed
; embraces the largest Vineyard ?Pd Orchard
in the South. . .. : ... :r i
'UNEQUALED CLIMATEI PEACEABLE .
OOUNTBYI GENEROUS BOILl ! 1 fcO'
Tho ?elubrious and health-giving al?nate of.
Aiken ban given it tho njlmoof "Tho Saratoga '
of the tfosth.'' - d'h
$0?,0O0 ip. Premiums {presented to Shara-;
toldero.
$100,000 fa "Real . Estate and Greenback rt
Trites to be,distributed to Share-polders. ? . ,
: 91 Real Estafo Prize?, woxtfi from $300 to
$25,009. ' '-: " .-- ' .'' '?? -'J ii
522GreonbeckPrizes, from $5 to $1,000.
Only 19,000 sb ares will be id?ued. : :
ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIRTY-ONE WIBI*
. DRAW A PRIZE,
Thia Beal Estate Property, convoyed by
.Deed of Trust to the Committee who are to .
oopduot the Drawing, ie to be transferred by
them to the fortunato Share-holders aa aoon
as tho remaining shares are ?old. -' <?'
The Drawing will take place .according to
the published programme.
THEDAYOFTHE DRAWING -
Will be.announced by telegram, to tho A sao- -
elated Pres?..
A small rum Invested now may occure a for?
tuna, i.i I , . -.
Every Share-holder may'rest aeaured of
equal justice, and that-this ?eherne, unlike
many others. , , .<
iS "FAIR, SQUARE AND-?OrtEST."
M o noy rc oe ive d after the -books. are cloaed -
will be pi omptly returned. For full narthju*
lara, ae embraced in revised pamphlet, ad-"
? rec a J, C. DERRY, General Manager,, ; i0
Key Box No. 334, Augusta, Ga.
'jar Mit: J. Moo: THABIN, the agentof thus
Association, can bu/bund for aohort timo et?
the omeo of Mr. D. Gambr?l, Main street.
May IS ? ' .' - -;" ? ' ? ' - : < "
PNOUSCEI??NT EXTRAORDINARY:
; ll A T'S'; \ ?3
And GeU?A' Furiiishing Google,
10 "PER pglfT., ?ELO W COST* *.*' ? j ?
i. " ?i ?:' if? : ti&i?;?>. ?iii.i
GOODBIAS'S ?CLOymUQ. BAZAAR,-.
THIS la no Rnmbrtg.;.'Wo-tarfl ?bligod'to
dispose of all Goods now in ?tore by tho,
lat of September, to mako a chango in out*
busineas. i j -Take- no tico, ?hat. each ' arlin) a ra:
marked it? costin plain flgur?? from, whiqh
?fill be DEDUCTED T?N PE? CENTl Tho
publio bs partioniarly requested to ea? early?
ts- bargauia may be obtained. Country mer?
mante visiting the* city can fin d a eli of ce st oeR
if newj nod jeean?nahlo. gooda( dt our et"roA
Boar in ralnd,.goods IO per .cent, below dost,
it GOODMAN'S OIA) rill NO "BAZAAR. '
.May ia. >? iu-.i: . ... y.
I Hew Books. ?i
CHIPS FBQM A GERMAN WORKSHOP
By Max Muller:
? Gbardia, or Adventure? in "the D?sert Of
la?ara. Ry Q. Naphegvi, M, D.. A. M. $1.35.
Motherless, or a Parisiau Family. By' au
iber ?f Joht? Hal?ft*.? $1 50. '. ' ??' ' 1
i The,Silent Partner. By author Gate? Ajar.
Tue'Franco-Prussiau War." By Landon,
rith lS-povtratto lsd! lilufap?. $175. ll
i Tho Empty Heart;, a ?uvel.' Ry Marios
Bariatfd.- $150^ . ~ '"
Climates for. Iuvar-ds. Sx. I $1.25. .
Ginx'a Baby; his bi. th and Misfot tunes; a
.latir?. $1.23.
The Sisters of Orleant-, rv Tale ci Rac? and
Social Conflict, i Also, a Mini her of now
IOVOIB and Other' pnbtieations.'Jnet received
U ..; BBYA&St McCABTEK'B.. .
April 25_Bookstore.
White's Gardening for the South, . !
BY the late Wm. A. White, of Athen?, Ga.'
$2;
HOLMES' SOUTH Ii BN BABMER and MAH
?ET GARDENER. $1.50. - .
The Phosphate Rooks ot South Carolina.
,htir History and Developments-Colored
Plates. $125.
Six Ker mona on Temperance, try Lyman
Beecher.
Sacred Rhetpric; or a Course oT Lectures ou
Preaching, R, L. Dabney, D. D'. $1.50.
Anv above Bentiby mail. ,
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
Feb 19_Opposite Columbia Hotel.
Oonnrry Batten
f>r\f \ POUNDS FRESH COUNTRY BUT
t>UU TER for.saie low,by . ?_? \
MaylS . . . . , /E. HOPE-,.
. BRANDIES,
5CASKS JameB* Honnenoy'B & Brandenburg
Frere! BRANDIES, Imported direct, and
iflored pure and unadulterated.. Those com?
inee v&fagfs^of-itas, ISM. 18C0 and irks,
nock of Hock A.1 Clareta and White Wines fn
riude some-of tho most famous' brands aa woU '
IB sound low priced goods., For sale by . rc4
March 25. QBO.iWMMffRfl. ,
For Salo, ? * - s
E> Y?r\r\ ACRES of LAND In Barndon,
5.0UU onthaEdialo* . .. ; J??
760 ACRES in Kerahaw-lp.lota.to^auit.
Saw Mill and 2 OOO aerea of Land, in Loxicg
on, on North Ediato, $7,000. ' ' :' '
fi.fiOO acre? Watetoe Bottom Laud, ?2 pr acre
2 500 acre? oreok-bottom and sim Landy at
?per acre. 1 Hons* in this oliy, $VfrQ.
HOUSE and thirteen acre? LAND, neaith?
dty-$8.500. Apply to JOHN B AU0K ETT,
Attorney atLaw and R?al Estalo Agent.
Ben*. 25_j_ ?T
SMOKED MEATS, .ETC.
SMOKED TONOUES, extra smoked BEEF.
Forri? Fulton Market Bee/. !
Diamond and Orange brand Hame. ?
Sugar-cured Bacon Strips, < -
Pickled Salmon.
Mesa and No. 1 Mackerel, ftc., all fresh to
land? For sale by " GEO. 8YMMER8.
Malt Corn Whiskey,