Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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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. mcraal, allays shrewd, wide-a wake, practical and erosible, though it is a Re? publican journal, makoa tho following remarks: "Some ot the hido-bound leaders of the Domoeraoy are Very touch afraid of countananoing the new movement, lest it should drive tee'Southern?Dem?crata' away ?rom the party at the,national elec? tion next year. They need pot be appre? hensive bf tili?. The 1 Sod thorn Demo? crats nrlirnot leavo the patty. . If there* were?'any pl noe they could go there might be Bonio ground of appr?hension that they might threaten to. depart thither? ward. Bat if they don't'pfopoee tn joi? tho Republican party, there is Hot the slightest danger of their splitting off from the Democracy and forming a.fao tion of their own. The days, for that particular sort of thing havo passed by, and will not return nert year." "'? ? " That io it exactly. We are anxious to be rid of Radical rule. We would do. almost anything not absolutely wrong in itself to accomplish thia, object. Wa know that weean hope for neither peace nor ^Jroaperity at the South so long as thai wloked party ia in power.-. And yet there are, simpletons--"hide-bound leadera"-who assert that Southern delegates will secede- fr?m the Demo? cratic National Cou von tion, and South? ern States boll the nominations, in case' th? new amendments ar? declared to be a -parti of ? the Fiederai Constitu? tion., n Dot, aa i tho Commercial well says, "if we,d publican since the would' bo equivalent to voting for a Ra? dical.? The Southern people, are not such ninqompoops. j Tboy would .vote, for even Gen.. Sh orman, i f, ho should bo ; the Democratic candidato,' though, aa Judge Orr intimates, it 'would bo a bit? ter pill for ns. Thia is no time for "sentiment." Wa want none pf it.. Let practical "common sense have sway. Lot no 'high-flyers, fire-caters, or snob like cattle, be Bent aa delegates - to, the Domooratio, National Gon ven tion-at least by tho people of the South. So shall-fro escapo ?the ' inexcusable blun? ders of the last convention, and secure a Denxporatio President and. peace and prosperity-for_the country. , ,. . ' 1,1 ' \RichmonqJDiapatch. ..' ? ' '. M>'t ?' ' *'_-* The Irish Episcopal ?Ohnrobf nowdia* established and emancipated from State control, baa convened a Synod', or what would . be . called .' ir* ! America a geb? er al convention? for the settlement of important .questions of discipline. Rit? ualism gets an emphatic repudiation at tho outset. The canons adopted "pre BC rib o tho dre BS to bo worn by the ci er-j gy-tho, :plaiu surplice, i .?n4 aoademio \ gown, and the Episcopal robes nojw worn by the prelates, being alone recognized ; all carrying 'bf 'croases, wearing of fanci? ful vestments, processions, 'adoration and elevation o? the Eucharist being prohib? ited. The cloth covering tho corumunion tabl? is also described, and care taken to prevent'th?:uso of candles,"1 candlesticks, or other ornaments, snob'as are to be seen ia some of the advanced churched.:' With' over 1,000,000 inhabitable, ^orfch ?arol?ba'hna only sixty newspapers, and three-fourths of. that number-hnv? no more patronage than barely keeps them afloat." . " ' Redaction in Priofes.! ? CaDiBB' popular PONY:VE2E QigKMM8L.TONB. one of tho nupiber iiiat EsSie^aK^recmvod, very stylish. No-top ' MB I' lBL^Bngglea, Top Buggies" and Tnrn soat Buggies, in, variety? Fina, Six-jisssenger Photona. on platforms;'Four-passenger Phro tono, on throe Springe. Open . and Turncoat Rockaways, i Thin varied stock is now being offered vory low. ' Also for 'salo a dosirablu pair of PAY MARE8.. May 25 . . W. K. GREENFIELD. H u >: Seogers' Seer is Pore. TT don'L. contain Cococulus,, Indic.ua,Fish, X Berrioa to make sleepy or headache._ '?? " , To Rent, "."j' ','."."* ADESIRABLE H TO RE, on liam o tree t, near the corner of Bland? ng. For terms, apply tp Dr. John Lynch, or Feb 22 HENDRIX A BRO. For Sale. THE LOT known as Christchurch proper? ty, situated on the Bonth-eaajL corner of islanding and Marion atreots, in tho city of Columbia, containing-ono acre. . -, .ALSO, The Lot on Richardson street. South of and adjoining the United States or Nickoraon Ho? tel JiQt, fronting OB Richardson street 58 feet 6 inohes, and running back 208 feet 0 inches. Each of the above- Lots, from: their pecu? liarly favorable locations, must fastinoro&ao in value. In.addition to.ibe above, tho subscriber of? fers for sale a large amount of Real Estato ! in thia oily* In the surrounding .country, in' Newberry? and ip Sparenburg, consisting of Housea'and Lots, Farms, Mills, Ac. Mayrfl* ttian i ' ' J. W; PARKER. STOVES ! STOVES! STOVES! Tin-ware ! ' Tiri-ware T Tin-wate ! PLUMBING, ROOFING,'GUTTERING, and all'work in th?B line; put up to order and ready for sale at the .),..... C A di .0 L IN A Xl AN'JJ. F A GT&ftY, Call at either honBe-Columbia or Newberry HENRY H. BLE?SE, March22 t .. -.--v..: Proprietor. For Saje. . ?> ? 1 A OAR LOAD of imo Kon-?W' tucky MUI.E8 and HOBBES"Tteffij -among them ,eoino laBt^XrW \?+ *"Btock-for'- salo. Apply atT^^^^ AGNEW A CO.'S Stable's, ABsombly street. April 25 . -, ? -_ "" Wi' Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal? lon or. barrel; Also, in gin nan, pinta auf quarts. For sale low. _E. IIOPJB. For Sal?, ON accommodating terms, '-TAN TATTEN SHOALS," containing 260 aoreB, lying on both sides of tho Enoree River-seventeen milos from Spartsnbnrg; seventeen miles from Laurons, and seventeen, milos from Green? ville, and about four milos from tho Air-Lino Railroad.- On tho placo are a good Dwelling Honso and throo Mills. Perfootly healthy. For particulars, applyto ? ? . POPE & HASKELL, Attorneys at Law, May 2 tuthO Columbia, S. C. ~JHB) " MANHOOD: f jjSy How Lost! How Restored! MmfJ JuSl published, in a scaled ente XSsSe ' . ?? - tnpri. Pri?e, six eents. ?LECTURE on tho Natural Treatment *n? wo dio?.11 Oar* of 8p*rmatorrhea or ina! Weakness, - Involuntary Emieaiono, Sexnai Debility, and Impodimente to Marri? age generally; NervousnosB, Oonaumptioh,'' Epilepsy and Fits: Mental and Physical Inca? pacity, retailing from Bolf-AbuBO, Ac, by Ro iiaBT J. : GUI/VEU WELL, M. P., author of the. "Oreen Book," &<? L- A Boon to Thousands of Snffbrcrs." Bent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post-pt?a, on receipt of B?X centa. or two poaiago Btamps, by CHAS. J. O. KLINE fcco.; 137 Bowery, Nsvr XorU-P. O. Box, 4,5 80. JUDO 6_3mo I Completo triumph, over CORNS and BU? NIONS by Mona. BERGER, who. discovered, Ut. Tho . naturo of Corno. 2d. Their dis? solvent. 8d. Their permanent enre! ThcBe iiccoverics are tho happy reanlt of years of study and practice. For particulars, apply ivor tho Citizens' Savings Bank, from 9 to 12$ ind from 2 to i o'clock, at llondrix House. '. May 10 _,_ j A.Chapter pc Facts .?-Space is valuable n a nowspapor, and it 1B, thoreforo, proposed o thia advertisement to- condense a variety )f facts, important to thq publie, into a email jompass. ;, Those facta refer to Hostetter'e Stomach Bittere-what that celebrated modi line 1B, and what it wUl do. In the first place, ?hon, the article io a stimulant, tonic and ab ;o ra ti ve, consisting bf a combination of ac sbBolntely puro spirituous agent with thc xtoat valuable medicinal vegetable subatancee mat Botanic research has placed at tho din sosal of the chemist and .tho physician These ingredients are compounded with greal ure, and in such proportions as to produce i preparation which invigorates withont excit og the general system, and tones, regulate] ind controls the stomaob, the bowels, thi liver, and tho minor accretive organs. What thia great restorative will do mnst bi gathered from what it haa done. The case o i yu pcp nia,, or any other form of indigostiun in which it has been persistently adminia cered without, .effeoting a radical euro, Is ye Lo be heard from, and the same may bo a?ii if bilious disorders, intermittent fever, nor rons affections, genersd,dobility, constipation jiak. headache, mental, diaabilitioa ts vbict : ho- feeble are so subject. It purifica all tb luida- of tho body, includion the blood, am ?he gentle strmulus' which it imparts to th nervous system is not succeeded by th .lightest reaction.;. This is a ohapter of fact which readers, for their own sakes, shoul ?ark and remember. . Juno 2 j0 CONSUMPTION, PIS CUBE AND 1X8 PREVENTIV? BY J. H, SCHESCK, M. u. MANY a burban being has passed awa; for whoso death there was no other rei ion than the neglect of known and indiepu ibly proven means of our e. Those near an lear to family and friends are Bleeping tl Dreamless slumber into which, had they cain ly adopted - - Oil. JOSEPH H. StiHBJfCK'S .- 5Itu?LS TRE?XME5?, ind availed themselves of bis wonderful efl i?c???s medicines, they would not have falle Dr. Bchon'ck has, in his own case, prov< hat whorover sufficient vitality remains, th ritaUty, by his*-medicines and his direct i m [or their nee; is! quickened into " healthf rigor. In this statementthoreia nothing proaum uouH- To the faith of tho invalid is ni ado i representation that ls not a thousand tim m nat an tia ted by "living and vi ri bl o worl Che theory of thy euro by Dr. ScheDck'a m heine is as a imple aa it ia unfailing. Its pl Osophy requires no argument. It is soli-i luring, self-convincing. The Boaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills a ibo first two weapon* with whi -h the citac >f tho malady is aaa ailed. Two-thirds of t sasce of consumption originato in dyspepj ind a functionally diaordured liver. With tl condition the bronchial tubos "sympatbi: sith tho stomach. They respond to tho nv bific aotion of the liver. Hore, then, con .he culminating result, and tho Betting irith aU its distressing aymptoms, of CONSUMPTION. The Mandrake Pills aro composed of on< nature's noblest gifts- --tho Podophillum I tatum. They possess all the blood-soar lng, altoratiro properties of calomel; but, like calomel, they : - ..LKATB NO STING BKIIIND.*' . The work of cure is now beginning. ' ritiated and mucous deposite in the hov ind in the alimontary canal are ejected. '. livor, liko a clock, is .wound up. It arot from its torpidity. Tho stomach acts roar, slvely, and the patient begins to feel tba1 ts getting, at laat, A SUPPL-Y OF GOOD BLOOD. Tho Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with Pills, perineal ea and assimilates with thc ft O.hylincation ia now progressing withou firovious torturos, .-Digestion bocomeB p eas, and tho curb ls peon to bo at In There is no moro flatulence; no exacerba Of the stomach. An appctiro seta in. 7 '? Now comoa tho greatest Blood Purifier Stet given by, an indulgent father to sn lie man. Bchencx'e Pnlmonic Syrup comes i perform its functions and to'hasten and c pi?t? the euro. It enters at oiico upoi work. Naturo cannot bo cheated. It coll and ripens the impaired and diseased port of the langs.' In the-form'of gathering propares them for expectoration, and lol Very ?hort time, the malady ?B vanqnit the rotten th rone that it occupied is renov and made new, and tho patient in all the nity of regained .vigor, steps forth to t tho manhood or'tho womanhood that waa mVKJV DP AS LOST. Tho sooorid thing is, the patients must in awarm room until they got woll; it i moat impossible to prevent taking cold i the lungs aro diseased, but it must bo ventod, or a euro oannot be c licet od. ] air abd riding but, especial ly in this ao of tho country in the fall and winier so are all wrong, j Physicians who rooomi that conreo IOHO their patients, if their : aro badly diseased, and yet, because, tire in tho house, they must not sit down < they must walk about tho room BB muo as fast as tho strength will bear, to get good oiroulation of blood. Tho ? pa must keep in good spirite-bo dotormib got well. This hsB a groat doal to do wi appetite, and ie the groat point to gain. To despair of nure after such evidence possibility in tho worst cases, and mor, tain ty in all others, ia e?o?ul. Dr. S?honck'e personal statomont to the Faculty of nie. OTTO onro waa in tbeao modest words: I ".Many years ago' I waa In tho last stages of consumption; confined to my bed, and at ono timo my physicians thought that : I could not live a week; then, like a drowning man catoh lng at straws, I heard of and obtained tho preparations which I now oiler to the public, and they mado a perfeot cure of me. It i scorned to mo that I could feel them penetrate Sy whole system. They soon ripened the atter in my lungs, and I would spit up moro than a pint of offensivo yellow mattor every ! morning fora long time. "AH soon as that began to subside, my cough, I??vcr, pain and night sweats all began to leave mo, and my appotito becamo so great that it was with difficulty that I could koop ! from eating too much. I eoon gained my strength, and bavo grown in fieeh ever I sinco, I . "I was weighed shortly after my recovory," added the Doctor, "then looking like a more j skeleton; my weight was only ninety-seven] pounds; my present weight is two hundred and twenty-five [226] pounds, and for years 11 have enjoyad uninterrupted health." Dr. Bchcnck baa discontinued bis profes? sional visits to New York and Boston. Ho or I his son, Dr. J. H. Bchcnck, Jr., still continuo to seo patients at their -office, No. 15 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Saturday1 from 0 A. M. to 3 P. M. TIIOBO who wiah a thorough examination with tho Rcspiromoter will bo charged 95. The Reapirometer de? clares tho exact condition of tho lunga, and | patients can readily learn whether they are curable or not. , Tho directions for takiDg the medicines aro -adapted to tho intelligence even of a child. Follow tbeao directions, and kind nature-will 'do tho rest, excepting that in como cases tho Mandrake Pills are to bo taken in increased | doses; the throe medicines need no other ac? companiments than the ample instructions that i accompany them: Firat create appetite. Of returning health hunger is the most wel? come symptom. When it comes, as it will borne, lot the despaiiing at oUce bo of good ohcer. Good blood at once follows, tho cough loosens, tho night sweat is abated. Ic a short time both of thnao morbid symptoms aro gone forever. Dr. Schenck's medicines are constantly kept in teneof thousands of families. AB a. laxa? tive or purgative, the Mandrake Pills' aro a standard preparation; while;.tho Pulmonic Syrup, as a curer of conghs and colds, may be regarded as a prophyluctcrio against con? sumption in any of its formB. Pnco of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed I Tonic, $1.50 a bottle, or (7.50 a half dozen. Mandrako Fills, 25 cents a box. For Balo by all druggists and dealers. JOHN F* HENRY, 8 College Place, New York, Wholesale Agent. NpvlO _'?? tty AVOIO QUACKS- A victim of early in? discretion, causing nervous debility, pre maturo decay, Ac, having-tried in vain ovory advertised remedy, has a simple means of aol f-cure, which ho will a end freo to bis fellow eufforerB. AddresB J. H. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau atroet. Now York._Dco23 jCmo MllDICAlr. - i- - THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. T7198AYB FOB YOUNG MEN, on $reat 80 ??^J cial evils and abueos, which interfere with M Anni AGE, with" sure moans of relief for the erring and unfortunate, diseaeed and de-J bilitated. Bent in aoalcd letter envelopes, ] free of charge. Address HOWARD BAN ITA BY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa._May 14 Brno COTTON 8EBD OIL, CAKE can bo had [ at all timos, and in any quantity, of '. Jan 21_E. HOPE. ; ~ M. H, BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Ela in Sired, near Main. NOW on hand and daily re? ceiving from tho manufac? tories of New York, BoBton, Cincinnati and Lonisvilteethe largest assortment of FUR? NITURE over kept in tbis market, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din- I ing-Room Quita; 200 Bedsteads of different ' patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. All kinda of MATTRESSES mado to ordor. UPHOLSTERING sud REPAIRING dons at shortest notice and in tho beat manner. ' Torro s cash and Gooda cheap. Oct 80 LIME, TUB GREAT FERTILIZER. IGAN furnish LIME st Depot at Walhalla, 8. C., for SI 50 per barrel. Address, REV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, 8. C. . March 26 STENHOUSE, MACAULAY. .& CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, CU ARLU TTE, ET. G. SOLICIT orders for COTTON, Corn, Flonr, Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Groceries | f;encrally. Order? filled carefully and prompt y._' Fcb7 1yr DR. D. L. BOOZER WOULD respectfully inform his patron? and tho public ge? nerally that ho has moved into] his uow office, over Duffie A Chapman's Book- j store, opposite the Columbia Hotel, where ho is preparod to execute, satisfactorily, all ope? rations and work, of whatsoever kind bia pro? fession demands. Terms accommodating. MarehS . i__ ~. \ ' OBIAMPAGNES. IAA CASES ?Moot A abandon's CHAM LUV/ PAGNES? just received, and offered. in consequence of cessation of hostilities, at mach reduood fates. For (mle by ________ GEO. BYMMERS._ - The Exchange House HAS been overhauled and re-arranged j for tho Spring and Summer. Iced bu VD _ rages compounded at short notice. _May 5 ?._ l'AYSI N G ER A FItANKLlN._ | Fresh Crackers. I SODA, Walnut, Snow Drop, Rutter, Fancy Farmer, Ginger, Balmoral, for salo by Marchs _ E. HOP& I STOCKS, BONDS and COl/PONS bought and aold by - D. GAMBRILL, Broker, ? Nov 23 6mo_\ _________ 1 500 Barrels EXTRA Family, Medium and Common FLOUR, for Hale low! E.HOPE.. Private Boarding. MRS. S. J. WYATT informs hor friends and tho public in general, that she haB oponed a PRIVATE BOAHDING HOUSE, on I Plain street, near Rull. Tho boneo is largo I and/airy, and guosts may expect tho domforts of a homo._May 3 A fresh supply, of Rrcmon Lager at.POL I LOCK'S. Tffil EH?LBS1? [EMMIE MttlW ''. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BREE SCHOOL FUND. I GBABTBRED BY TOE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. H(_VE COMMENCED AND WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRIBUTION OP AWARDS TN [_*ands and Tenements, Jewelry, F?anos, Organs, Harps, Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Rated Waro, Diamonds, Ac, by Raffle, twico a dav, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., at the General OffiajU No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston, South Carolina. Tim Directors of tho Charl CM ton Charitable Association, for the Benefit of the Free School Fuu(L having complied with tho terms of their Charter, and paid over to J. E. Jillaon, Stato Superintendent of Education of South Carolina, tho som of ono thousand dollars,.being tho anneal payment to tho School Fund under tho Charter, [tho receipt being^o^etoapponaed,] have inaugurated a system of '-Insurance Certificates" which is ourround\?cj1>y ?yejry degreo of fairness, and will be raffled for twico a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., in public, uriaeg the BU porintendenee of Captain Fenn Peck, a sworn Commissioner. .' . . ' The ad van tacos of! this system aro, that tho purchasers can have ibo. choice oMneir own numUora anywhere from No. 1 to No. 78, and the privilege of limiting,or: increasing their in vestmonts al pleasure. Tho Bcbednlo of Rates adopted by tho' Company^TfHlj??plain moro fully and accurately; and can be obtained at tho Ofiico of' the Company; or fro?rany venders. Every raffle thal takes pla?pdsiclaesed and numbered on the Company's Official Booka, and takes placo twico a.day, as follows: Numbers printed on .Cubes,' from-No: 1 to No. 78, aro placed [in public] by the sworn Com? missioner in a Class Bailie Cylinder, and aro well shaken. . A boy blindfolded'takes:ono of thean Cubes, which ia exhibited to the spectators and'declared to be, and is recorded as, the I first raffled number. Tho R nillo Cylinder will then bo revolved, and the boy again fakeB out I another number, which is similarly exhibited to tho spectators and recorded - as tho accond raffle number. This operation will be repeated until two'ye numbers aro raffled out of Ure Cylinder, and each number wi'l bo recorded on tho official booka of tho Company in tho order in which it is taken in tho ra filo. Those twelve numbers so raffled hf each raffle wiU decide all tho Awards ot Certificates. AH the numbera in each raffle aro equal, no distinction being made as to tho order in which tho numbers aro taken in tho raffle, and tho Awards are at once delivered to the suc? cessful Certificate Holder. ' % EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AW ABBS. Purchasers aoleot their own numbers anywhere from .1 to 7B, -and, for example, say, pay'for the Bade ono dollar. The vendor gives the purchaser a Certificate with the number or numbers selected, and entera tho same number or numbers np'on~tho Company's Register, [with tho amount BO paid,] to bo returned to the Offico'of the Company by tho vendor before tho raino takes placo. Purchasers may select a one number certificate, or a two number certificate, or a t hr co number certificate, or a four number certificat e. "-.-r. -. A single number certificate means a single number selected by: the buyer auj whore fr?re 1 to 78, ana should that number be taken ont, in the twelve numbora ao taken from 'the Raffle Cylinder, tho purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of four times tho value of shares' In the raffled property, or coBt of the original eertiflcate of-shares. '-- -? A two nnmbor certificate moans il the two numbera aa tho certificate comes out in thc twelve numbera taken from tho Raffle Cylinder, will entitle tho successful holder tq>n Aware of shares in tho raffled property of twenty times tho value or coat of tho original certificate of shares. A thrco number certificate moans if the three numbera on the - certificate como out in thc twelve BO taken from tho Rafflo Cylinder, will ontitlo the bolder to an Award of abarca in thc raffled property of 120 times the valuo or cost of tho original certificate ot sharoa,. If bu two of tho numbers aro out in tho three on the cortificate, the purchaser will receive ai Award of twico tho amount of the value or cost of tho original certificate. A four nnmbor certificate moans if tho four numbers on tba certificate come out in tin twelve BO taken from the Raffle Cylinder, tho purchaser will bo entitled to an Award af share; in tho raffled property cf 300 times the valuo or c?sbo? tho original certificate of shares. I butrthroo of tko numbers on the certificate aro ont in the raffle, the purchaser will recoiv an Award of shares in thc raffled property of ton times the valuo or coat ol tho original cei tiflc&te of shares. A-reraon mtv invest in a certificate of shares in these raffles an amount email or largo a be pleases. Tho Company'? Schedule List of Awards is mado out at the rate of ono. dolla for certificates, but certificates will bo issued of thc valuo of 25, 50 and 75 cents; ul HO $1, $. $3, tl, to and to $10, and upwards, and tho Awards delivered pro rata to the schedule list c rates. The above explanation will enable any ono desiring lo take a share in these raffles, to do a understandingly,, and tho railles, being fairly and honestly conducted, in public by thc swoi Commissioner and exactly at tho hours named, they alford a safer means of investment tba any other business speculation. The first Property anti Land Scheme of tho Company .will_ba.issued iq .p. slip; time, anti will be milled every three mouths. r Any farther information will bc furnished by the Company's Agent, Mainstreet, oppoei ithe Bite formerly known as Janncy's Hotel, next door below Union office, where certificat are for salo. Xi. T. LEVIN", Columbia, S. C., AGENT OF THE COMPANY. All certificates sold in Columbia will be decided by tho 12 M. drawings, daily, and bool closed at C P. il. the day previous. , Cn.\ni.KSTbN, Mav 24,1871. Received ot tbe "Charleston Charitable Association,'* of the State of South Carolina, fort! Benefit of tho Freo School Fund, [successors ot R. H. Willoughby A Co.,] one thousand dc lars, being Ibo Bum in full to bc paid into tho hands of tho State Superintendent of Educ tion, "as required bv au Act of the Ganeral Assembly of the State of South Carolina, pass? ?t the regular fission of lbTO-'Tl," approved March 8,1871. J. K. JILLSON, Juno 2 Imo Stato Superintendent Education South Carolina. aw Soecimena ot the Pttmiums to be awarded may bo eeen at Mr. I. Sulzbuohor'a storo, FAN MILLS, ?JRAIN CRADLES, : HORSE POWENS, REAPERS, MOWERS, and all kinda Harvesting Machines on Laud and fur sale al lowest prices in the market. We call murial attentiun to onr llorac* Power, whick ia the boat power ia nae andi not high priced. With our experience in I planting, and the uso of agricultural imple- j monte and machines, together with our fncili- j tic H for haring goods manufactured, we claim wo can givo lower figures, better gooda and butter satisfaction than any other house in the conntry. Send for catalogue. April 23_L?RICK A LOW lt ANCE. The Dexter Stables. ??\ TUE undersigned have re MrfXJL moved their Stahle? to the now fjSa^"-? building, immediately South of ^THcv^yfcT anno.v's Hall, and, with a new W****^ ?atock of CARRIAGES. BUG? GIES ana fine HORSES, nra prepared to an? swer all calle that may be made upon them. Horses bought and sold rn commission. Persons in want of good stock, are invited to givo us a call. Liberal advances made on i stock left fer ?ale. ROYCE A CO . W. H. BOYCE. ??C. H. PKTTiKoii.r'.._.Tan 21 Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir Robert Burne tt'? Old Tom Gin.Otard, Dupuy, Cognac Brandy, Dun Gordon's Palo Sherry, Kfmth-sldo Madeira Wino, London :Dock Port Wino, Hilbert's London Porter, McEwen'? Scotch Alu. Tito above direct from the importers and warranted puto. For salo by EDWARD nOPE._ Guns, Pistols, Etc. I INFORM mv friends and 1 pohlic iu general that I have ^CxX mst received au ontiro new * "HI Wrttock of Double and Singlo Bar? rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks, Pouches, Pistol-Belts, Caps, Ruck-Shot, Cartridges. Cartridges for all kinds of Pistols, Powder and Shot. AI.BO, REPAIRING done at short notice. Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT. Main street. Rio Collee. BAGS RIO COFFEE, for nale low to dealers hy EDWARD HOPE. Oh.) DANK mi.T.S um! MUTILATED CVRIIUNCV bought and sold by Nov 23 Orno D. GAM BRILL. Broker. If you want your thirst quenched, call at POLLOCK'S. ?EMIUI RATIONAL BAM OF CUL. U MB I A . S. C . Present Capital, $100,000. AUTHORISED CAPITAL, 3500.OOO. OFTfCETlfi. ' John I?. Palmer'; President. ? A. G. ltreuizer, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Aaaiatant Casbie r. DinF.CTOJIS. 1 J. Eli GreRg, Jtrtin D. Palmer, F. W. McMas cer, It. D. Benn, of ll. D. Benn A Bon; G. W. Beardeu, of Copeland A Heat dru: lt. T.. Bryan, of Urvan A McCarter; W. C. Bwaffleld, of R. St W. C. Swaffleld. F. W. McMaatcr, Solicitor. ? TTITS Bank ia now open for the transact on of a general banking business. CEBTiyiCATEB o? DEPOBTT of cnrronoy or coin, bearing interest at the rate of seven (7) per cent, per annum, in.kind, will be i faned. Deposits from County Officers especially so? licited: also, from Trustees, Administrators, Executors, Professional Men, and others. Particular attention given to accounts of Ci'.y and Country Merchants, and other busi? ness men, and thc usual accommodations ex- . tended. Fates, Eilis of Exchange, and other evi? dences of debt discounted, and monoy loaned on collu tera ls. Stocks, Bonds', Gold arni Silctr boiojlit and told}' Mutilated Cwrehry y.nrchaseel at a email discount. StoMJirafls (traten direct on all Die promi? nent places iii England, Ireland, Scotland, Franc?, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den? mark and the Orient, loiters of Credit issued; payable in any of thc above places- " >.? aO Drafts on all the prominent cities in tho United Stales bought and sold. . Banking Honr?o. Opposite Columbia Hotel, Open from 0 to ft. ' Feb 29 ly ' PROCLAMATION! 1 " '. ", ' MAYOR'S OFFICE, COLVMMA, S. O., M&.V 25.1871. ON and after MONDAY, June 5, 1871, all DOGS found running at large, not wear? ing Ibo city badgo and oollar for tho eurront rear, will Uo taken up and impounded, and unless rec laimed by the owner by the payment or the legal fine,4he D6g will, within forty eight hours after impounding, bo killed. JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor. Attest: WM. J. ETTF.n, City Clerk. May 2C Pickled Meats, &c TniS DAY RECEIVED: FULTON MARKET ROUNDS, Fulton Market REEF, Tig Pork, Davis' Diamond nnrri<", Ferrie' Sugar-ourqd StripB, Extra Beef Tongue*, Smoked Beef. Something new every dav, to try and please our patrons. GEO. 8YMMER8. $100.0001 ?f: AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE. f $100,000 lo be Distributed lo Slaveholders. Ip IVE DOLLARS will purchase- a share., in eluding a work of art worth fivo dol?an, -. The Derby Farm Froporty to be distributed embraces the largest Vineyard and Orchard in.tho South. UNEQUALED CLIMATE! PE A OE ABLE OQUNTRYl GENEROUS SOILI J Tho oalubrmub and heaith.giving climate of Aiken has given it tho name of "The Saratoga of tho South." .195,000 in Premiums preacnted to Share? holders. $100,000 in Real Estate and Greenback Prizes to bo distributed to Share-holders. 'J4 Real Eetato Prizes, worth, from $300 to $25^000. 522 Greenback Prizes, from $3-to $1,000. Only ID.OOO.ebares will be iaaued.. ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIRTY-ONE WILL DRAW A PRIZE This Real Eetate Property, conveyed by Deed of Trust to tho Oommittee who are to conduct the Drawing, is to bo transferred by ! thom to tho fortunato Bhare-bolders as - soon as tho remaining sb area are sold. The Drawing will take place according to tho published programme. THE DAY OF THE DRAWING Will be announced by tolegram to the Asso olatod Proas. A email sum invested now may secure a for? tune. . ~ Every Share-bolder may rest assured of equal justice, and that .this scheme, unlike many others. IS "FAIR, BQ? ARE AND HONEST." Honey received after the books are closed will be pi omptly returned. For full particu? lars, as embraced in revised pamphlet, ad drees J. 0. DEBBY, General Manager. . Key Box No. 334, Ango sta, Ga. OW MR. J. MoO. TH ARIN, tho agent of the Association, can bo found for ? short timo at the office of Mr. D. Gambrill, Main street. Meyl8 i. * . ? > ?> . ANNOUNCEMENT EXTBAORDINABY I cn to . _ H Vs> o O H ATS And Gents' Furnishing Goods/ 10 PER CENT. BELO W COST, . J. ' 1 I ? GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. THIS is no humbug. yYe are obliged to disnose of all Gooda now in storo by the 1st of September, to make a change in our business. Take notice, that each article ia - marked its cost in plain figures, from which . will be DEDUCTED TEN PER CENT. The publie is particularly requested fo call early, aa bargains may be Obtained. Country mer? chants visiting tho cit; can find a choice atocle of new and soasonablo goods at our store. Boar in mind, goods 10 per cent, below cost, at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. May 10_?__-_ New Booka. CHIPS FROM A GERMAN' WORKSHOP. By Max Midler. G bardi a, or Ad ventures In the Desert of Sahara. By G. Napbegyi, M. D., A. M. $1.75. . Motherless, or a Parisian Family. By an? ther of John Halifax. $1 50. . The Silent Partner. Ry author Gates Ajax. The Franco-Truss ian War. Dy Landon, with 18 portraits and 14 maps. $1.75. Tho Empty Heart; a Sovel. Ry Marion . Harland. $1.50. Climates for Invalids, Ac. $1.25. Gina's Raby; bis birth and Misfortunes; a Etatire, $1.25. * , The Sisters of Orleans; a Tale of Race and Social Conflict. Also, a number of new novels and otlur publications', just received lt BRYAN A McCARTER'B April 25_Bookstore. - White's Gardening for the South, ?gY the late Wm. A. White, of Athens, G>. HOLMES'SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR? KET GARDENER. $1.50. Tho Phosphate Rocka of South Carolina, their History and Developments-Colorea Plates. $1.25. Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman Beecher. Sacred Rhetoric; or a Courso of Lectures ota ' Preaching, H. L. Dabney, D. D. $1.50. . Any above sont" h y mail.. - DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, Feb 10_ Opposite Colombia Hotel. Oountry Butter.; Ork A rOUNDS FRESH COUNTRY B?T OUU TER for salo low by ' ^May 18_ E.HOPE. BRANDIES, 5CASKS James Hsnnessy'a <?> Brandenburg ' Freres BRANDIEB, imported. ?jrect, and offered pore and unadulterated. Those com? prise vftttageS of 1895, 1858, 18G0 and 1863. tu o ok of Hocks. Clarets and White .Wines in- . eludo some of the most famous brands a? well aa sound low priced goods. For sale by March 25_ GEO. 8YMMER8. For Sale, 3?AA AGRES of LAND in Earn weh, ,OUU oivtheEdisto. . ,, . 750 ACRES in Kershaw- -lu lots to snit. Saw Mill and 2 OOO acre's of Land In Loxing? ton, on North Edieto, $7,000. 2,500 aorea Wateroo Bottom-Land, $2 pr nero 2,500 acres creek bottom and pino Land, afc fi? per aero. 1 House in thia city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LA?uX nearthe, oity-$8,BO0. Apply to JOHN BAUSrIETT, Attornoy atLaw and Beal Estate Agent, Bent, 25_ . ? . , SMOKED MEATS, ETC. SMOKED.TONGUES, extra smoked BEEB. Forria Fulton Market Beef. Diamond and Orango brand Hams. Sugar-cured Bacon Stripe. Pickled Salmdn. , . ..... Mess and No. 1 Mackerel, Ae., all frosh to band. For sale by GEO. SYMMER8. Malt Corn Whiskey, WARRANTED two years old, at FoV 21 JOHN C. BEEGERS*.