The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 09, 1871, Image 4

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Bl THE GLEANER, EVEUY WEOHKSOA? MOBN1KO. UY JULIAN A. SELBY, ED IT O II A?D rHOPIilETOB. 3fflce 3fc ^g^^jgjjgjb^fe Taylor. OS-nook and Job Printing of ovorydsiorip tion promptly and faithfully attendod to. A O VE UTI 8 EME NTH Inserted in tho-Daily at ??joq?tB peptaotaaro ror the flr?t ?nd 60 conta e?oh eUnsc?tiont in? sertion. Long advortieements by the wook, month or year, at reasonable ratos. ? SUBSOBIPTIOK. rT^iRaM,th?; " ?rH2 fl * Genius. TRANSLATED XBOH.YIOTOB HUGO. Woe to the hapless child of clay. Who, on this omol earth, . .. Feels in his lonely soul a raj d'*/ That owcB to Beaven ita birth! Woe to the wretch! for Envy pale His noble life will soon assail With all a vultur o's i re. And, maddened by his triumph, tear HiMn?WiP,rometb?u8, ir he dars'i / ? TndplayOele.itral?rc. r Tl" 1 ' Famo, like some phantom strangely bright, Hie ardent gaze beguiles; Ho bows before the fatal light . Of her imperious smiles ? ? .00 tho puor bird in woudlard brako Iii Vain would fly the treaoh'rous snake,, . . Atid its "bewildering eyes; ' . . .* Krom branch to branch thoy lnro? him still With fascinating charm, .until (,? He flatters down and diefil , . Or, if he wins in distant days The fame for which he bled If UvipR- bade crowned with h??r-v e:tr Tdf&VDlo?m-t? dock the de??- . - Still, Btill by Ignorance belied, By Hatred dogged, and spurned by Prido, With aching heart.ho sighs: And oft the victim, wrung by pain, As victor enters Glory's fane, Then-at her alter dies! Ecnr? lo Walt. } '"' '' Learn to wait-hfo's hardest lesson. Conpod, porchanco. through blinding tears, While tho ho art-throbs sadly echo ' To'the tread bf 'passmg years.' Learn to wait- h?po'asluw fruition; . Faint not; though tho way se on) long, . There is joy in each condition; Hearts, though suffering, may grow strong. 'tl 'J "Ht-/ ? . .. f i !- ' t JThey. had; a bail storm down in Alaba? ma, near Montgomery, tbe other day, and tbe Advertiser tells ns something abont it. We Spote. and of coarse everybody will impliedly bftlieye, every word of it: "The hail was ono foot deep on a dead loveland kneo deep in ravines and sioagbs. lt came over the axletree ol' a .baggy, in a ravine six miles (rpm the city, and the next day s nob.y oat. quanti? ties of it remained on- tbe ground that tho people Of that neighborhood hauled it off and stored it for ice in blocks of from twenty to thirty pounds eaob." Elder Knapp, the great revivalist, was actively engaged in'a revival of religion down in ATKUIISUB, uud when about to baptize a new> convert he called out in a loud voice i "Does any ono know any reason why this man should not be bap? tized?" and to Ilia surpriser a long speci? men of an Arkansas traveler shouted in response: "See here, Mister Frosch or, I don't want to interfere in that 'ero busi? ness of yours, but if-you expect to get tho sin all out of that old cuss you will have to anchor him out in tho river over night." . j .-i--2-j-J-' It all came about in this wise, so Washington gossips say: Madame Gata cazy has a splendid head of hair, Madam Fish next to nil, hence jealousy and a very sharp remark made by the latter lady in .regard to, tho, former's .ext re moly dete&t? stylo ?f; dr^ss.1 Bepq!l*rragej*re toliatio? by Madame Catac?zy in the shapo of criticisms upon Mrs. Fish's homeliness; thence indignation, resent? ment and an omission to invite Monsieur and Madame Oatacazy to tho regular State dinner. Dr. Newman, last Sunday evening, at Washington, said from his pulpit: "T am neither a prophet nor the son of prophet,- yob I ; venturo; - this prediction : Within the next decade, nye; within ibo next five years, Christianity will be tried as it has never been tried beforo. Thero are meu in England and America to day, who will hiing to the assault a ripeness cf eoholarsbip, a power of intellect, and ?V breadth of view, unequalled by the past." Dr. Paul Sohooppe, imprisoned at Car? lisle for thet murder of Miss Stinneoko, writes to Governor Geary petitioning for a personal audience, and ho consider? ately suggests: "As my oondition forbids me to appear before you at your resi? dence, I take the liberty to respectfully ask you to do me the great favor to come and see me." A preacher in Somerville, Massachu? setts, assorted, in a sermon last Sunday, that that town is tho wickedest in tho r'XJhit?d States, Ouly 2,700 of its 1G.00O inhabitants ever go to church. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ' REYNOLDS'. IMPROVEMENT. mHOSE who have lest several Natural X Teeth, and havo been advised to part with remaining sound ones, as tbe first step towards obtaining artificial substitute?, are reqaentedj beforo submitting to a practice, cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per? formed, to oonvinoe themsolvcB of its fall soy, by looking oloaeiy into a matter of so much importance. The abovo imnrorement waa designed to re? sist ao deplorable a practice, and after a tho? rough test of more than three years, ie found oapablo of accomplishing what no other sys? tem of Artificial Dentist ry has heretofore dono. lb is cow possible to obtain partial eases. which will eave for yeare Natural Teeth, and he at the same time reliable In every respect. An invitation is hereby given to such as feel interested to call at our Operating Booms, and examino duplicate specimens of oases now in aotnal uso. Nov 61 BEYNOLDS A REYNOLDS. Soda and Mineral Water. THE FOUNT is opon for tho'season, with choice syrups, rnado from pure juice of tho fruit. HEISE'S CONFECTIONERY. Free Soup every day, at ll o'clock, at POL? LOCK'S. OT ?DA?iX&'T H 5.\ OAR E F ?? Jji I? IT ? ----T ! _J --i-ri--!-. Ague and Fever. Tho only, preventive kuowu for .Qhilla -.and FeTor,i?^qtiB?6r!WoUo'8 8ohiediiu8phiiar^ * Wolfe's Schiedam schnapps _I? good for Dyspepsia. _ Wolfe's Schiedam Schitavps Is a preventivo of Chilla and Fever. ? Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is recommended by all tho Medical Faculty. ' Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps le Rood for all Ktdneyand Bladder Uomplalotw. Wolfe's Schiedam Sohnapps ;T)_Is good for Pout._i ^Wolfe's 'Schiedam Schnapps _Iagood for-Oolio and Pain in tho Btomnch. ? ^Nwoifo's Schiedam Schnapps fis gobd forait.Urinary Complaints._ Wolf&? Schiedam Schnapps Is imitated and counterfeited, and Pnrobaeera will h ave to nea caption in purchasing. "-v WoUe'a ScMedam Bohnapps \. Is need alt'ovor-tbo world by Physicians, in _\ y their practioe. : _ 1 bog loavo to call tho attention of the reader to toatimonialain favor of the Schnapp?: I feel bound to say that I regard your SouxAPPa aa being, iu every ioepect, pro-.emi uenily pore, and doservlng of medical patron? age. Mall events, it is the purest possible article, or Holland gin, (heretoforo unobtaina? ble, and, aa such, may bo safely proscribed by physicians. DAVID L. MOTT. M. D., Pharmaooutioal Chemist, New York. LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept. 1 -I feel that wo have now an article of giu Buitablo for euch cases as that remedy is adapted to. DB. J. WV BRIO HT. "Schnapps" is a rcinody in chronic eatavr hal complaints, etc.: 1 take great ploaBuro in bearing highly creditable testimony toitBcflicacy, as a reme? dial agent, in tho discuses for vhich you recommend it. Having a natural tendency to the mucoue surfaces, with a Blight degree of Stimulation, 1 regard.it as ono of tho most im? portant remedies in chronic catarrhal affec? tions, particularly thoeo of tho genito-urinary apparatus. With much respect, your obedient servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, M. D., New York. 26 PIKE STREET, NEW YORK, Nov. 21, 1867 UBOLTHO WOLFE, Esq., Present_PEAK ?IR: I h ft YO made a chemical examination of a sample of your "Sohiodam Schnapps," with tho intent of determining if any foreign or injurious sub? stance had been added- to tho simple distilled spirits. The examination has resulted iu tho conclu? sion that the sample contained n-< poi?onous or harmful admixture. I have been ufTable to disoovor any trace of tho deleterious sub? stances whioh nro eomoUmcs employed in the adulteration of liquors. I would not hesitate to use myself, nor to recommend to others, for medicinal purposes, the "Schiedam Schnapps," au an excellent and unobjectiona? ble variety of cia. Very reepectfully yours, (Signed) CHAS. A. tibELx, Ohoudat. CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY. If Exeu ANO K PLACE, NEW Yona, Nov. 25, 1867. UDCLPHO WOLFE, EBQ.-DEAR Sin: Thounder signed have carefully and thoroughlyanalyzer a sample of your "Aromatic Schicdnu Schnapps," selected by ourselves, aud hav< found tho samo free from all organic or iuor Sanio substances, moro or less injurious ti saith. From tho result of our examination wo confider the articlo one of superior quali ty, healthful as a beverage, and effectual in it; medicinal qualities, llespectfully vnnrs, (Signed) ALEX. TBIPPEL, Chemist. FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, M. D. For salo bv all respectable Grocers am Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST., April l-l|1T3mo 22 Beaver at., New York. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For all tho purpoaes of a Laxative Medicino. Perhaps iioonciiu-di j^T bo?ly a's n eal lin rt ie. efttjasmrfQfc. nor was ever uny he Tl ^^BHEa^B fore so universally ? _^Sf| adopted Int? usc, ii ? /\ every country nut mrSCU^?HBLWi among nil classes; iu w?3?$jty ttus mild bul cMi ien -r?Blta',?*W? purgative 1'ilt. i lu Jia??BjE?" ~?"B|ffiTftt obvious reason |? ^"MWMWWMSST8 that il. ls anion: reba . ' - ;i^Fffrl?r^=^x3*> bio and lar more el fectunl remedy tliau any other. Those who luivi tried lt, know that lt cured them ; those ?villi havi not, know that it cures their licighuoi .-. and friends aud all know Unit what it docs once it iloci al ways - that it never fails through any fault oriicg gleet of Its composition. We have thousands upm tiiousands of ccrtillcatesof their remarkable cure of tho following complaints, but such cuves ar known in every neighborhood, and wu need no {mblish them. Adapted to all ages mid condition nail climates; containing Neither calomel nor un; deleterious drug, they may bu taken with safer by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserve-' then ever fresh, nod makes them pleasant tu lake, whil being purely vegetable, no hann can arise fron Uieir usc in nny quantity. They operate by their powerful influence oil th internal viscera to purify the blood ami stimulai it luto, healthy action - remove the obstruction of tlie stomach, bowels, liver, und other organs ii Die body, restoring their irregular action to heall I sud by correcting, wherever they exist, such ?li rangements as nro thc rtrst origin of disca.se. Minute directions are given in the wrapper n thc box, for the following complaints, which thc* fitts rapidly cure: For 1?YM'epuiii or ?ndlgcacion, ff>i*iIes? nea?, sYuutriior and Eioaa of Appetite, tlie sin mi ri hu taken moderately to stimulate thc sion ach, and restore Its healthy tone and action. For fl.iv?1 r Couiiiluliit and its various synii tonis, llllloua lleiMlucke, Mick Heall uclte, .Vu u ii?l i ci? or 4J ro?'ii fttckn?*?N, Etil lotta Colic and IIIMoita aVever*, llicy shout bu judiciously taken for each uno, to correct th diseased action or remove thc obstructions wilie cause it. For llysenfery or Diarrhoa, but on mild dose is generally required. Fur niMKumuflana, ??'ont, Gravel, I*?? i>l(Hflon of tlie Heart, PM I ti tn til Bitte, Huck and Loins, they should bo conti non si v taken, ns required, to chango thc (llsensi action of tho system. With such chango tho: complaints dinappcar. For Dropsy and Dropsical Bavellin; they should be taken in largo and frequent dos to produce tho effect of a drastic purge. For Supiirvsilom a largo dose should 1 taken as it produces tho desired effect by eyi pnthy. As a Dinner PHI, toko ono or two Tills promoto digestion ?nd relievo tho stoma eh. An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach ni bowola into healthy action, restores tho anpstil and invigorates tho system. Heneo lt is often a vniitngcoiis where no serious derangement cxlsl Ono wtio feels tolorably well, often finds that doso of theso fill? makes him feel decidedly bi ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect i the digestivo apparatus. Hr. jr. c. ATE Tl & CO., Practical Chemist X.OWJBLL. M AHB.. V. 8. A. Aug 6 ftly_U. M. MIOT, Agent STOVES 1 STOVES! STOVES! -. o- .-? Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! PLUMBING, ROOFING, GOTTEIUNG, a all work in-this line, put up to ord and ready for salo al tho OA II OL IN A MAX UFA CTOll Call at either house-Columbia or Nowbcri HENRY IL BLEASE, Mnrjdi 22 j Proprietor The coolest Lager in the city eau bc had POLLOCK'S. X -TAX NOTICE. ? jjt g Richland County Tax 'Delinquents'. LJSTJ 'of Property In Bioblsnd County, on which Taxe? have not been paid for the year 1870: i II cotuitniA Towjisnip,, . i ; . Alexander, Juli?, corner Lumber arid Wayne. Aduui's, Thom?u, Blanding, between Wayne and Oad?den. Allen, Mrs Marv E. John Lynoh,Tru>too, cor? ner Richardson and Blauding. Adama, Jesse B, 52 acree. Aymar, Amanda, Lincoln, botweon Gervais and Sonate. Baldwin, Mrs L F. corner Lady and Aasembly. Baldwin, Mrs L F, Lady, between Oaten and . . Asaombly.*,, ? ? Black, estate of Charles II, Richardson,' bo . twoea Plain and Taylor. Berrv, M H,' Auaomblv, betwoen Plain and gaylor. . Book tu au, H, Gervais, South-west corner of ? "^Vavorly. Boll, Janies (J, Marion, between Lumber and Blauding. . . . Bryce, John, eeLiic, corner Sumter and Blaud? ing. fl Bryce, John, estate, oorner Bull and Blauding. .Bryce, John, catate, 100 aerea. V Bell, Mrs F 40 aerea. Campbell, Jamos S, Bichar doon, between Tay? lor and Blanding. Carr, Wm A A Co, Gervais,betweenOates and Lincoln. . ..; Friedeberg, Mrs J, Lumber, botween Lincoln * : and Wayno. XJhlsolm, Dr J J, D C Peixolto, agcut, Laurel, between Gadsden and Wayuu. Cuthbert, E, coruorjtiohlaud and Bull. Clark, L C. cornor Bichland and Barnwell. Carter, Robert, corner Waverly. . Chambers, J S, Biohland, botwoenPickone and Bull. Douglass, Wm, Gadsden, between Laurol and . Harden. ? Dont, Samuel, Bickens, between Gervais and Lady. Davis, lt, Trustee, Henderson, between Ger? vais and Senate. Davis, \Y C, Waverly. Casey, Wm, Lincoln, between Medium and Pendleton. Edwards, N E, corner Marion and Pendleton. Eui/.minger, F W, Assembly, between Itich land and Lumber. Finnigan, Patrick U, Bickens, between Taylor aud Plain. Flanigan, Patrick H, Upper and Gist. Flanigau, Patrick li, Bichardson, between Blossom and Wheat. Fair, Dr S, Gervais and Washington, and Winn. Fuller, P W, corner Gervais and Winn. Foster, Peter, corner Blossom and Marion. Fagin, Henry, country. Gregg, Mrs D M, cornor Taylor and Marion. Green, Mrs J O, cornor Taylor and Bull. Green, Joecph, corner Blossom and Wheat. Grant, Borneo, Laurel, between Wayne and Gadsden. Glasto; John, corner Gervais and Gates. Gill, Mrs E, lt Keenan, agent, Bichland, be? tween Williams and Huger. Gillmoro, E D, Lady, between Assembly and Gates. Gillmoro, E D, corner Rickardeon and Me? dium. Gilmore, E D, Henderson, between Gorvaid and Lady. Glove, Mrs N C, Gates, between Medium and Green. Grubcr. Stt-von, agent for Mrs R C, CO acres. Green, Solomon, country, J acre. Guiguard, James S, administrator, Gervais, Se?alo, Bull and Sumter, i acres. Guiguard, James S, Bichardson and Plain. Guiguard, James S, 8 acres. Green, Mrs J C, Tavlor, between Bickens one Bull. Hall, J L, trr.ateo, corner Wayne aud Bland iug. Hall, Stevenson A Co, Richardson and Sum ter, between Lumber aud Richland. Hunter, James, corner Richland and Marion Harris, estate of Eliza, Gates, between Sc nato and Gervais. Hix, Henry, Waverly and Gervais, llayiie, D J, estate Graereon ,v Senn, agents Gervais, between Bichardson aud Asscm hiv. Hampton, Leonora, Gates, between Flab and W nshiugton. Hen neilson, Henrv, estate, Richardson am Taylor. Ualtiwanger, Mrs M E, Laurel, betweei Gadsden and Wayno. Harrison, Ward, 30$ acres. Heron, Charles, Laurel, between Pulaski an Huger. Hart, Henrv, Richland, between Pickcns an I Bull. Hancock, Dr J L, 550 acres. Howell, J M. CO acres. Hitchcock, William, estate, corner Ausembl and Ladv. Hitchcock, William, Uppor, Lumber, Robert and Gist. Jackson, Jim, Laurens, between Washingto and Lady. Irwiu, John, corner Assembly and Green. Irwin, John, corner Gates, Divine and Biol som. Jenkins, Sam, Gadsden, between Plain au Washington. Johnson, Henry, corner Pulaski and Bl.nu i?g. Jenkins, benjamin, Camden rond, A aero. Jackson, B F, Marion, between Lppcr an Lumber. Jackson, B F, Arsenal Hill. Kennedy, J F, tireen, between Gates and Li: coln. Kirk, C E. Assembly aud Upper. Ki??ler, Edward, Medium, Green, Huger ac Williams, 3 acres. Killian A Fry, Plain, Washington, Huger at: Pulaski. Lamar, ll G, trustee, 280 acres. Lee, A Y, corner Sumter and Blanding. Lyles, J F, Taylor, between Marion and Bu! Logau, Philip, Waverly. Lynch, Dr John, Assembly, between Pla! and Taylor. Marlin, James, ostato, Marion, between Rici land ami Lumber, alarrhal), Mrs A, Blanding, between Richar sen and Sumter. Mile?, IC fi, Taylor, botween Pickeus ai Bull. Moori), Mrs S E, Pickcns aud Plain. Monteith, A II, for C T BI, Bull and Sumte Montiith, A II, for C T M, Rice andTobacc Minims, John M, Lincoln aud Blanding. Minims, John M, Blauding, between Lineo and -Wayne. Mveri?, Jacob M, Lady, between ?dneolu ai I . Oates. Marshall, Mrs Julia, Themis Davis, truste j 31'/ acres. Mitchell, Wilson, Marion and Pendleton. I Miles, Mrs, Pulaski and Divine. I McNamcu, him.in, (jutton Town. I McAllister, W, 1$ acres. I Nott, John, corner Richland nud Wayne. O'Connell, Rev J J, Sumter, between Upp and Lumber. I O'Connell, alike, Richardson, between Lani null Riehland, j Purvis, Cnarlotte, Gates, between Waubin tou and Lady. Parker, Boston, country, ? Perkins, Albert, country. Pierce, Samuel, estate of, Richardson, t tween Blauding and Taylor. Pierce, Kamuol. estate of, Richardson, I tween Blanding and Taylor. Prinloau, Richard, country. Quigley, Mrs M, comer Laurol and Sumtor. Ray. Mm Sallie F. corner Upper and Bull. Rubb, William, Bichardson, between La and Gervais. Radcliff, estate of T W, ooruer Pondleton ai Assembly. Roach, J M, Richardson, between Richln: and Lumber. RaOb, Jesso, catato nf Bill Waters, agct Gates, botwoen Sumter and Pendleton. Rose, Wm E, Gervais, between Assembly ai Gates. Romnusteid, Anna, country. Smith, Jeremiah, coruer Barnwell and Lui ber. a-BB ,i.mmm maim i1i ,.i 11 aa 'i M ? Smith, Nanoy, Washington, between . Lincoln ? and Gadsden. Stark, Mrs Lamar, trustee, Senat? and Barn? well. Stevens, Mrs Ii, Tobacco, betwoon Lincoln and Oatod. Stewart, Caroline, Pendleton and Medium. Stewart, Susan, Lumber, bot ween Lincoln and Gadsden. Shelton, hi A, corner Mariou and Washington. Smith, WO, corner Richland and Wayne. ' Starling, Q It, estate, Richardson, between Oroon and Medium. Starliog, G B, Blossom, Whoat, Assembly and Oates. Starling, 0 lt, Taylor and Barnwell. Skriuo, J 8, D C l'eixotto, agent, Senato, be? tween Lincoln and Gates. Stevens, Aaron, Assembly, betweon Pendle? ton and Medium. Tarrar, Wm li, cud of Richardson. Taylor, Johu, truulco, lower Laurel and As? sembly. Taylor, Josirua, Blanding, botwoen Lawronco and Winn. Thomas, John, S?ltate, botwoen Lincoln and Gates. Thompson, hoirs of D L, corner Groen and Huger. Tnrnipeeod, K P. corner Lady and Sumter. Walker, Thou P, Itichland, betweon Lincoln and Oates. Walker, Thos P, CO acres. Ward, Hrs 8, estate of? Lumber, betwoen Sinnier and Marion. Waltou, Mrs N R S, Morrison, trustee, corner Blainling and Wayne Wilson, Thos, Lumber and Gadsden. Winn, fleury, Camden road. Wadldiis, Mrs D B, Washington, botween Richardson and Sumter. Yates, Mrs M A, W Haruplou, trustoo, Pendle? ton,between Sumter and Richardson. Tarrar, Jamos, no description given on dupli? cate. UTPKn TOWNSHIP. Bolen, Chas J, 370 acres. Cathcart, J W, 2 acree. CooglcrA MoElwco, 1,1(51 acres. Clark, Sylvester, 20 acres. Bent, Ii H, 20 acres. Elkins, James, Uti acres. Enlzuiinger, Margaret, 130 acres. Entzmingcr, J W, COO acres. Fiuly, Daniel D, 250 aeree, Home place. Finly, Daniel D, 250 acres, Upper tract. Gibbs, W M, 2CJ acres. Honman, Jos, 350 acres. Kelly, James, 550 acres. Klapmaii, W, 50 acres. Leo, Thomas, 18 acres. Leo, Andrew, 20 acres. Lcvcrctt, C, estate of, GO aerea. Lovcrett, M Mr 72 acres. Locklier, Levi, 100 acres. L?rick, James A, 120 acres. McAlleet?r, J, 15 acres. Parkci, Dr J NY, 100 acres. Pierson, J S, est ato of, 750 acree. Play, estato of, 2.000 acres. Price, Carrie C, ICU acres. Price, J M, 105 acres. Roach, J J, 10 acres. Roach, M, 50 acres. Rahna, Daniel, 2C? acres. Ryan, John, 25 acres. Smith, Auna., heirs of, 211 acres. Shari), John, 1*22 acres. Smith, Mrs Reuben, ICQ acres. Bligh, T \Y, 175 acres. Sligh, M C, luO auria. Sligh, M. C, 880 acres. Sligli, al ?, 1,500 aurea. Thomas.- James A, 175 acree. Thomas, Elizabeth, 7 acres. Unknown, 2 acres. Wallace, William, 720 acres, by Bay Branch. Wentcott, T, estate of, 252 acres. Welch, Lewis lt, 103 acres. Williamson, Mrs 51, 144 acres. Wy rick, Jacob, by Koon, 2,400 acres. Wyrick, Jacob, by Littleton, 1,700 acre?. Wyrjck, Jacob, 300 acres. Holman, U J, 50 acres. Moore *V Banks, 500 acres. CENTltK TOWNSHIP. Adam-;, J U, 3U0 acres. Atkorson, Irviu, 14U acr'js. Alexander, John, 50 acres. Atkinson, Elisha, IOU acree. Brown, real estato of, 250 acreB. ' Dover, Elizabeth, 50 acree. BaVsh, B M, 406 ucres. Brown, Mary, 3U0 acres. Blizzard, J T, 100 acres. Bell, Mrs Frances, 40 acres. Bethany, Jeremiah, 230 acres. Bryce, Robert, 13 acres. Bryce, John, estate of, 100 acres. Brown, E R, 120 acres. Brown, Thomas, 11)0 acres. Boss, 200 acres. Black, Russell, 245 acres. Campbell, John, 150 acres. Coleman, Wm, 350 acres. Chapman, W, 2;i0 acres. Campbell, Mary, 3 acres. Cooper, W C. estato of, 550 acres. Crawford, J ll, 130 acres. Crawford, Andrew, 205 acres. Clarkson, A J, 2A acres. Corder, Mary. 2?? acres. Cottier, Elizabeth. 225 acres. Chapman, W A, 200 acres. Campbell, Alexander, 200 acres. Dixon, J L, Sr, 125 acres. Dolt rubi. Jesse, estate of, 1,250 acres. Davis, J A, 1SU acres. Dorking, Gideon, KIO acres. Davis, J A, 113 acres. Dent, Jamos M, 275 acre?. Duntrfortl, Robert, 201! acres. biesicker, J P, 74 acres. Duren, Mrs, 1 acre. Evans A Coggiswell, 2C0 aerea. Edmonds, A T, 700 acres. Edmonds, M W, 1,160 acres. Edmonds, Howell A W T Roberts, OOOacrca. Ferguson,300 acres. Futiier. James T, A acre. Flanigan, 1 lloma*, estate, Mrs M A Flauiga Administratrix, CO acres. Flanigan, Patrick il, 500 acree. Fe tuer, A C, ll acres, tiuignurd estate, J S, 1.?UU acres, ?aslon, Dr, 50 acres. Guyton, John, 500 ucres. Goggins, Daniel, 427 ncr* s. Grubc-r, Steven, LU n'.'les. Grtlber, Mrs M A, 60 ac: es. Golf, Sandy, 312 acres. Hendricks, D J, 100 a?r?s. Hammonds, s, c?tale of. >'7 acres. Higgins, W J, COO it?r?s. Harrison, Thomas,-21.J. acres. Heidt, J H. ll acre?. Hilton, Thomas, J ? Gibbes, agent, 1,4 nenin. Harris, John, 450 acres. Huggins, W J. a gout, 300 acres. Hampton, Wade, iud aeren, llaithcock. FranMiu, 100 acres. Howell. J il, CO aerea. Hagons, Mi^s. 40ii acres, llamiuoiid, (J li; 400 acres. Jones, Wm. SO acres. Jones,N G, 360 aeren. Kerrison, h L, 77 acres. KiiiHle-r. estato of John, 245 acres. Bouncily, J L, 1,000 acres. Law, E W, executor, 18 acres. Latta, estate of Wm, 3 ucrcu. Leo, Francis R, Ind ?cr.?i?. Lovett, William, 3>- *>? r?>. Lucius, J T, 2,510 sci i-s. Laval, W J, 60 acres. Milos, James, 148 aol es. Mvers, Caroline, 30 auroa. m Miller, estate Henry, 3<>0 acre*. Mishaw, William, SS acres. Meddling, Elizabeth, 312 acres. Miles, R C, 42 acres. Myora, David, 350 acron. McDaniel. Addie, 300 acres. MoDougal, M, 5 acres. McLeod, S E, 80 nert)?. Mae1 et h, Thoms*, 250 acres. McL'lwev, J H, 550 acree. McPherson, John, 236 acres. Mol'lierson, Thomns, lfu aeroB. Mollea, Mr Hester H, 111 acres. Odom, Elias W, .182 acred. Powell, Aaron, t "'* acres. mmB.*^"^rnmrn III , i,in LU III Pelham,-O 1\ GIO acroe. Roberte, William, GO a?ree. . . - lUmuoy, Nathaniel, 400 acres. Itoese, Dr Jamos A, 884 acres. Itiobardson, Henry, 100 acres. , .. Rose, W W, 875 acree. . Reeeo, estate of J E, JO Lykcs, administra. . tor, 1,200 acres. -AV?-'. Scott, A, 100 acres. Snowden A Smith, 150 acres., Solt, John, 4 aero. Hoon, Houry, 50 acres. Bandore, Dr S H, John English, agent,' 10? acron. 'J . 1 Soay, J II, J R Soay, agent, 2,500 acres;? .: : . Seay, J H. J ll Seay, administrator, S50 acres. Soay, J H, J II Seay, executor, 137 acron. Starling, estato G lt, J G GibbOB, administra? tor, 300 acres. . . .?' V Sanders, T O, John English, agent, 100 acres. Salmons, Thomas, 50 acree. ? Salmons, cet ate of John, 460 sorbe., : '. Saunders, estato of Richard, 35 acres.'" " Starling, estate o? Q II, ?33 aerea. Starling, ?state of Seth, 300 acres. Taylor, John, 300 acres. Taylor, W J, 25 acres. Tliomas, James S, 144 acres. Tncker, estate ni Jot!, 502 acres. " Terry,- Mrs E, 220 acres. .'. ? .. Wilson, It F, lt T Dausford, administrator, 824 aores. Waring, Clark, 4j acres. . Walker, Thomas'P. agent, CO acres. Wado, Tliomas, 648 acree. Wallace, John, 25 acres. Wilson, H A, 42 acres. Winn, ll T, estate, 2.320 acree. Walker, Isaac. 1,125 acres. Wright, F P, 45G acres. Westcott,?Hios, 250 acres. Woodr?lT, Dr J S, 210 acres. Wages, Cynthia, 838 a?res. Young, Wm, agent, 400 acree. Young, John L, 2 acres. Yarborough, O M, 427 acres. ? ? . . LOWEU lOWNBHTP. Adams, Mrs Jaa U. 1,650 acres. Brown, Mrs Elizabeth, 100 acree. Brown, Mrs Elizabeth, 400 acres. Brown, J lt, estate, 2tK) acree. Bates, John, catate. 800 acres. Blakcly, Jackson. CO acres. Bates; Joseph, 3,000 acres. Hates, John, estato, 1,250 acres. Braddy, Robert, estate. 140 acres. Braddy, Thoa, estato, 87 acree. j Chappell, J J, 2.550 acres. Cotton, R B, 150 acres. Crockett, Osborn, 203 acres. Carter, Joel, 00 acree. Davis, Everett A Co, 49G acres. Kilmore, Geo, 50 acres. Flowers, Barnes, 5GacreB. Fav, Joshua, 43 acres. Golding, Margaret. 10 acres. Garner, Edmund. 291 acres. Gafney, Eli, 880 aoroa. , Guigiiard, Jas S, eet&to, 1,150 acree. Gunter, Bryan, catate, 140 acres. Gibson, Thos, CO acres. Gray, Joel, 400 acres. Oreen, Cain, 25 acres. Harrison, Johu, estate, 2,500 acres. Howe, Dr. Geo. 88 acres. Hopkins, JOB, 30 acree. James,-. catato of, GIO acres. Junior, Robt, 25 acres. j Leddingham, Mrs F C, 1.100 acros. Leddingbam, M?SB Sarah, G32 acres. Lykca, Jesse G, 85G acres. Ly ken, Jesse G, 582 acres. I LyUns. .TeBBO G. 210 acres. Lee, Wm, 49 acroa. McKenzie, S W, 2G0 acres. Monteith A Irwin, 375 acres. Motley, Mrs Rebecca, 850 acres. Move, E, estate of, 37 acree. Murphy.Thna. 100 acres. Motley. H A..81 acres. Mack, Jonas, 40 acres. McKerzie, S W, 30 acres. Neale, John, estate, 00 acres. Reese. Dr J A, estato, 5'JO acres. Russell, Isaac, 31) acres. Rawlinson, Mrs M M, 25 acres. Richardson, Oscar, 50 acres. Richardson, Simon, 50 acres. Singleton, John, estate, 2,170 acres. Singleton, C K, 1.5S5 acres. Stack, Mrs Elizabeth, 28 acres. Sturgeon, Sarah, estate, 28 acres; Seay, J H, estato. 2 358 acree. Shiver, William, 205 acres, i Scott, Anthony, 26 aerea. Simons, E. 50 acres. Taylor * Yates, 200 acres. I Townsend, Samuel, estato, SS7 acres. I Tbrcewita. John A, 155 acres. I Tarar, J F, 50 acres. Vinson, A P, estato, 1,200 acres. Weston, Thomas P.04Gacres. Weatou, Isaac T,l,800 acres. Woodward, Mrs Elizabeth, 400 aorcs. Walker, James, SO acres. Wcbtou, Isaao T, G7 acres. Woodward, Mrs Elizabeth, CO acres. Yates, Mrs L A, 60 acres. Yen, Crapoau, 50 acres. >? Zeiglcr, David, 50 acres. ' >." . EXTENSIONS COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP, y Canard, Alexander, Bull and Tobacco. Avery, Jesse, Bull and Tobacco. Smart, Bill, Indigo, Sumter, Medium and 1 bacco. EXTENSIONS CENTRE TOWNSHIP. Sims, J C Vj 143 acree. Thoroton. J ami M, 180 acree. Parker, W ll. - acres. Goodwin, n W, - acres. Corer. W C, 400 acree. Bailev, Mrs li, [Greenfield, agent.j 40 acre? Don ?"ty, Adeline, 5 ?ero?. MISCELnANCOCS. Pelham, C P. 640 acres. Higgins, Joseph, 141 aerea. English, Adam and Frank, 200 acros. Notice is hereby given that tho whole of 1 several parcels, lots and parts of lots, cf r estate described in tho preceding list, o? nindi thereof as will bo necessary to pay ? taxes, penalties abd assessments char] tbreon, will bo sold by tho Treasurer of Ri land County, South Carolina, at his office said County, on the SECOND TUESD [13thl of June, A. D'; 1871, unless said ta* assessments and penalties bo paidbeforot time; and auch salo will be continued fr day to day until all of said parcels, lots, i parts of lota of real estate shall bo sold, offered for sale. M. J. CALNAN, I Auditor Bichland Counts May 31, A. D. 1871. _inn?_8" Charlotte. Columbia and Angosta R SC PERIN TE N DENT'S OFFICE, (.'OI.VMIIIA, S. C., Juno 1, 187 .K^i?B?rti^ii?xt, lib inst., tho lowing schedule will bo run ovor this road QOINCJ NOltTII. Train No. 1. Train Nc Leave Augusta.3 15 A. M. COO P. Leave Columbia.8 25 A. M. 11.00 P, An ive Charlotte.... 3.00 P. M/ 5.30 A, OOIK'U SOOTH. Traill NO. 1. Train Nc Leavo Charlot!?.7.40 A.M. 8.00 P, Leave Columbia-2.?0 P. M. 2.32 A, Arrive Augusta.7.50 P. M. 7.30 A, No. 1 Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, E days excepted. Both trains make, close c neel hm to all points North, South and W No. 1 from makes closo connection at R mond for Virginia Springs. Through tickets sold and baggago choc to all piincipal points. 'I bu running lime of thia road is ton nut es slower than Washington City timo, six minutes faster than tho time of this c E. P. ALEXANDER, General Suporlntenden E. R. DoitSET, General Freight and Tic Agei t. June Millinery. . jrm, - MRS. C. E. REED boga lc ?SmfiiF&k to Inform tho ladies in gen' HKnf IL gj that she baa now ready a full MBL'MLB of tholatesl and most fashion! ^ajjjj?stvlos of MILLINERY, Hair ys??!??^ Fancy Goods, at reduced pri ' >?Also,*froah supplies cverv wi ai! and eco for yourselves. May Thc Gr?at Medical Discovery ? Dr. WALKER'S OAU^CIINIA !?. VINEGAR BITTERS, s 4 Hundreds of Tnotuandt ?~ Dear testimonyto their Wonder* .&K.W o's ral C urah YO Effects, if* |p WHAT ARE ?THEY?p| ?1 / CIMIB. \ ttl if ' IgL l If i pf aus . * |ii ?"Eg THEY ARE KOT A VILE ?SS SeFAN C Y D R I N K.l?f? Mada of Poor .lilith, . WJiI?Hey, Fro?v Spirit* a ntl ILcfima Liquorn doctored,spiced nad sweetened to please Du taste, culled Tor? tes,"" Appetizers," " l?c?torerr," *c.,' thnt-leaa tao tippler on to drunkennessand rula,batar? a trac Medicine,mario from tho Nativo Boots and Herbs of Californio, ?Yrc lie ni ni i AI coli vito Stimulant*. Thor arc U^o (J lt EAT BLOOD fl Ul FI Elf and LIFE GIVING l'RIN ( 11" EE a perfect.Renovator andlnvlgorator of tltc System, carrying otTaRpolB?nouB matter and ' restoring tho blood to'*healthy condition. Ko person can take theso Dlttorsaccordlug to dlrcc ' Uon and remain long unwell. , ttfnrInflnninmt ory and Chronic Iliicu iiinetiun nml Gout, Dyspepsia ur ImlU BCstloil, Dillons, Remittent una liilcr inltfcnt Fevre?, DI senne? ol' the HIood, Liver, K Munya, and Ul nil der, rthesoUlt? tern bare been most successful.- Such Dla cann aro caused ?by Vitiated Blood, which, ls generally, produced by derangement of tho Diucntl vo Orgniis. . DYSPEPSIA Wit INDIGESTION. Headache, Tain to tho Shoulder?, Coughs, Tlght net of tho Chest, Dizziness. Soar Eructations of tho Stomach, Rod tasto la Ibo Mouth Bilious Alf tucks, Palpitation of tho Heart, inflammation of tlio Langi,Tata la thc regions'of theElancya.atid n hundred otticr painful symptoms, ?xe thc o?T ? springs of Dyspepsia. ' '! ? 4P They Invigorate tho Stomach and sUmalate (ho t o rp M tiver and bowels, which render them of un c<iaa)lcd caleary In cu-coslng tlio blood, of all imparities, and lmparJlug new lifo and rigor to thc whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptlons.Tctter, Pall Rhcnm, Dlotciics; Spots, Pimples, Pustules. Polls, Carbuncled, Din?;-Worms, Bcald-Ucail, Soro Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurf*, Discolorations of tho Skin, Ilnmors and Diseases or tlio Skin, of ?whatever nama or nature, ure Utcrully dii? np and carried out of thc syntcm iii a ?tiort lime by the use of theism littler*. One bottle In sp.ch cases wilt convince the nost Incredulous of their curative ofTccM. "t* Cleanse thc Vltlatod. Ulood wheimycr you f.sd Its impurities banting through thc skin inriin plcs, Eruptions or Bores; cleanse It when yon* Und lt obstructed and sluggish In tho veins; cloausc lt when lt ls foul, and your feelings will tell yon when. ? Keep tlio blood puro and tho ' Health of the system will follow. ?IMS, TA PE and othor WORMS, lnrklntr In thc system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed ami removed. For full direction?, read carefully thc circular around each bottle. J.WALKER, Proprietor. R. flTMCDONALD A CO., Dru?rcl?tJ and (len. Ajrent.*. Pan rrancI?co, Cu!., ?-id Maud SI Commoron Street, New Vor'.:. i> liv A1.li DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. msiUTfly OEIOER A McOREQOR. Agenta. L j pp JJ AU'S GERMAN BITTERS Forest Medicated Cordial of the Age. AL TERA Tl VE, ANTI-D1L10 US and INVIGORATING PROPERTIES, y . " LIPPMANN great X/fRAPE M Affe GERMAN BETT? / / * . ER8 is prepared fly 7 t*? r-o o I / trom tha or?6'll>ftl ' * r*^y>t''s Sjff\ ( German receipt Sk_/irr^V^ AX ' now 'n POMe??ion fftf cJnSo !^V' ?' *ue P*"?Prietora i^^sfAVW^3^ aU(^ "8 ^6 BIlmo >W*^yyfts^y ? preparation that tWows JET- ? W*B aee<* -n Ger tdl&mlriwdma3t'ti ' mauy. upwarda of tain JBl?4^Bt??^&: >' ~ h century ago; to W?>^!K?@@E8J5V v* day ia Rousehohl ^Ps#ff^^W^^^:V-"K, ~ remedy of Gorma gi^V--^^ oy, recommended N?Ti by ita moBt emi x w- uent physicians. LIPP.UA??S GREAT GERMAN B I Tl E ES Is composed of the purest alcoholic essence of Germany's favorite beverage, impregnated with the Juices and extracts of rare herbu, root? ?sn barks: all of which combined make it one of the best and surest preparations for tho euro of Dyspepsia, Loss of Tone in the Stomach and Digestive Organs, Nervous Debility, Lan? guor, Oonstipation, Liver Complaint, General Exhaustion, and iv? a PIIEVENT1 VE FOR CH J J.Lb' A Nb FEVER AND . MALARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY. FBMALUK Will find LirrMAN^ GREAT GERMAN BIT? TERS the best tonic known for the diteas?sto which they aro generally subject, and wbers a gent?o stimulant Is recommended. SAVANNAH, March l?, 1870. Messrs. Jacob Lipvnian & Jiro., Savannoh. Ga.-GENTS: I have I'tfore mo your esteemed letter of the 14th Inst., containing varions documents relative to yonr "German Bitters." Aftor a careful examination I must .confess that your Ritters is really what you represent it to be, au old German recipe of Dr- Mitch erlich. of Derlin. Prussia. It will no doubtbc excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and nervous dict asen, and is a good preventive of chills and fever. I lind it- to be a most de? lightful and pleasant elomachic. I romain yonra truly, (Signed) AUG. P. WETTER. Kiast.AND MILLS, G^.,March 22,1870. Messrs. Jacob Lippman ? Ero., J>rurjaistii Savannah, Ga.-GLNTLKMK.N: I have intro? duced your Great German Bittere hore to my customers and friends, and I find better sale for |t than any I havo over kept before. Thoso who havo tried it approve of it very highly, and I do not hesitate in saying that it is far superior in value to auy other Bitters now in nee. Yonre, respectfully, W. KIRKLAND. Wholesale AgontB for State of South Carol! na-DOWIE, MOISE A DAVI8,11ENRF BIS OHOFF A CO.. OLAOIUS A WITTE. STEP FENS, WERNER A DUCKER, Charleton. Depot in Columbia. 8. O., at GEIGER St MCGREGOR'S. Druggists. June 3 lylli Refined Oil. COTTON 8EED REFINED OIL, by the gal? lon or barrel. Also, inglaass, pints and quarts. For salo low. E. HOPE. SPRCIAL, ATTENTION given to tho col lootion of Commercial Paper, Interest on Stale and Railroad Bonds and .Stocka, and Conversion of Stato Securltloe, bv Nov 23 ?mo r GAMBBIliT.. Broker. Tho best place to get a cool enmmcr drink ia at POLLOCK'S. Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK 8