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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. Bo aux.. - QOTBaftmWtfr-yhfl, , Bardwell Sentinel, ia opuumouting pppp _the?rev matkafbn this sUbjepffiu 84 reo??i Charles ton, lotter of tba, Now :.York- atibuno, ?j britton from CbarleaioQ,.8?V8;with truth : ..If pur people 'go North without,bo-J ingipr^p'?rly'pr?se'nted, no One thihkB bf inviting thom, to thoirhousos, or sending theil: children tor play,with, them. . And SO it ja hero. Aro, all, tho barriers and protaoLions of Wo'oi?ty to,! ba j broken doWh'in ?rder'tof?t Northern children play with Southern obildron, and Yankee' growu?; people associate' with?Spathern grown people? Tho thing ia absurd. "The troth ia, jthe qpnrtesi^B , and amenities bf polite society fire extended North ned South now, tia they were boJ fore ?be wor,/ on- tho aamo - conditions.' ' If n, gqutlomauor lady,visits Charleston, Angustiar Columbia, with proper Jet tors pf introduction, ho ot' she' is receiv? ed and introduced into tho samo circle bf sooioty that 'the persons to whom they bring ?their Jettera aro moving. Just .as a gentleman or lady from the South visit? ing N?'-y York, Philadelphia or Boston. The oarp?V?baggerti,:the adventurers; the spoliators, who havo como Bon th to rob and op prosa us, associate with 1 negrota, on a perfecj. oqua?ty, allow negro mon to danoo tho round dances with their wives and daughters, and reciprocate'these at? tentions, to tho wives and dad gh ter a oi their colored visitors, are not permitted to enter the society of cultivated and re? fined people, their obildron are not per? mitted to 'play with oar children, and if our women associate with each poo ?le,' they are denounced and ostracised, n a letter from West Point, it is said, grave fears ap entertained lest the ador? ed cadet, Smith', may take his dusky bell? to the hop; and this pregnant re? mark is made: . 'I fancy that the cons to r natjon : displayed i would be extremely rion) fi0f course, in suoh an event,,.the cadets Would be obliged ' to Buffer and endure in silence, the only effect being that the ball would be brokon up. * Hero is the aoswer to the whole complaint. It is a ouestiou of social proprieiy with which the law ba's nothing to. do*. Northern 1 ladies and gentlemen ' who oome here to live and work with ns, not to overturn our political and social go vornmept, not to inoite the animosity of race, opt ?o steal, are heartily welcomed, and'If they bring prbper letters'of in? troduction, courteously and kindly're? ceived; or bringing no lotter?, show by their deportment, refinement, and cul ' turo, that they are ladies, and gentlomoo, 110 barrier is placed against their on trance into sooiety, so soon as they esta? blish their claim to ita courtesies and n.t tentiona." j AN ExTB?oitDiNAnx ExBotrriON.'-A gentleman ' of Jonesburg1,' Missouri, re? cently returned from Texas, relates-;an extraordinary .occurrence which' took placo a short time siuoo in the Indian Nation.i: He was arroyo witness of the soene. . A Choctaw Indian having com? mitted a- wilful mordor, was arrested, tried and sentenced to.be shot-to death. He asked for twenty - days in wh?oh to prepare and visit his friends, giving' his word of honor as a ''brave" to return at the appointed time, and was allowed to go forth without a guard or bail. At (ho expiration of the twenty days, according to appointment,, the hour for the execution .arrived, and i the Indian, true t?o his word; at the very hoar and minute, galloped up to* the place where tho.eohtenoo was to be carried out, in company with three of his sisters and brothers,' ' all appearing as ?beerful as tboagh they had, come to "a dabee or a frolic. /The'coffin was" then brought on the ground, but some 'ono remarked'that it was too small, upon which ono of the doomed Indian's brothers, told bim to lay down in it and meastiro, which he oboerfuily did,'and laughingly said-: "lt tits oil right." The crowd, meanwhile,: appcarqd. ?0 be in tho most cheerful spirits, and cracked jokes and laughed. At hist, wileu nil was ready; the doomed manias ordered io sit - on the ground. A handkerchief was then placed over his eyes . by his. sister. While the shoriff held, one' band, one of'the condemned Indian's brothers held the other, on each side nf him. The deputy sheriff theu. ?tooti iu un old house about ten stepson.front of .the condemned, with a rifle. From some cause the' riflo went o 1? accidentally, the ballet passing np through the roo c of the house. The Indian, believing he was shot, drew him? self np and shuddered, but did not speak or move from the spot, ' A black mark was then made over the Indian's heart with spittle and powder'by hit? brother, while the deputy sheriff re? loaded his rifle, and at a given signal he took steady aim,' fired; and pierced the centre of the mark. The Indian, with a few straggles, fell back dead, with his brother and the sheriff stilt holding his hands. Np one seemed to be in the least affected, except the doomed In? dian's mother, who shed tears, but was told to ''shat, up," by her son, that all was over., Thus ended the extraordinary execution. Six Catholic priests io'Bohemia have recently turnpd Protestants. Here is the Bemedy ! ONLY TWENTY-FIVE OENTiJ ! TAR AND W?XD CHEERY! THIS compound ia purely vegetablo, and io infallible in the caro of Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, *" lightness on tho Breast. .'1'. Asthma; Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Lungs, ..:> Consumption, Whooping Cough, oto., oto. For salo only at May 30 j HBINrTSH'S Drng Storo. Whooping Cough Candy. HERE ia something for children enfforing With Whdoping Cough, Croup, Coughs, Aa. A ploasnnt medicine in tho form of kisses, effootoal in. allaying couche, croup; colds. Keep tho patient, nndor the influence of tho medicino contained in this candy; will allay tho violence of tho cough. At Juno 1 i HEINITSfi'S Drug Storo. Jtte-Visit Of Dt< Bendall, . AB thu exterminator o? CORNS and BU? NIONS, whoso reputation i ti thia particular branch of surgery is already known, is again in our city, and oan be found at tho Washing? ton Bou BD. AB there ie no doubt SB to hie skill ?md efficiency 'in1 tho retnoVal bf those impediments', to' walking in cbmfoTt, persona needing his Borricos should not delay in hav? ing recourse) to his aid. Juno G ?k MANHOOD : ' How Lost! How Beato red r Just p'ublisTiM, tn a sealed enve ' lope. '"Price, six eenie. * ''TJECTUBB on tho Natural Treatment J\. ? and Radical Curo of Sporniatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Embuions, Boxual Debilitar, and Impediments to Marri ago generally! NervonenesB, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; mental and Physical Inca? pacity, reanlting from Self-AbuBe, Ac., by KO? HR HT J. Cur, v EU WELL, M. D., author of tho "Creon Bookj" &c. ?A Hoon to Thoniandi of Sufferers." Sont tinier seal, in a plain envolopo, to any ad dre as, y ott-j> nia, on roc o i nt of six conta, or two postage Btampa, by OHAS. J. C. KLINE jfcCO., 137 Bowery, New Yuck-P. O. Box, 4,580, .j Jrino 0_?_gmo Complote triumph over CORNS and BU? NIONS by Mona. BERGER, who discovered, lat. Tho natnro of ?orne. 2d. Their die solvent. Sd. Their permanent curel These discoveries are tho happy result of years o study and practico. For particulars, applj over the Citizona' Savings Bank, from 9 to 12 >and from 2 to 1 o'olook, at Hendrix House. May 16 _ A Chapter ot Kaot?.-Space is valuabh in a nowspapor, and it io, thoreforo, propos?e In thia advertisement to condenso a variety of fads, important to tho public, into a sinai oompaea. Those facts refer, to Hostetter'i Stomach Rittora -what that celebrated modi .eluo is, and what it will do. In tho first place thon, tho article is a stimulant, tonic and al torative, consisting of a combination of ? J absolutely puro spirituous agent with th most valuable medicinal vegetable substance that Botanic research has placed at the die posai of tho chemist and tho physician These ingredients aro compounded with gr ea caro, and in euoh proportions as to produce preparation which .invigorates without excit lng tho general system, and tonea, regulate und controls the stomaoh, the bowels, th h ver, and tho minor coorefive organs. What this great restorative will do must b gathered from what it baa dono. The caso c dyspepsia, or any other form of indigestion in whioh it has been peraistently adminis tored without effecting a radical care, is ye to be heard from, and tho same may be s?i of bilious dieordora, intermittent fe ver, nei voss affections, general debility, constipatioi sick headache, mental disabilities ts wbio the feeble aro so subject. It purifi?e all tb fluids of the body, inoluding the blood, an the gentle stimulus which it imparts to ttl nervous system ia not succeeded by tb slightest reaction. This is a chapter of fad which readers, for their own sakes, shonl mark and remember._Juno 2 fG ri--' CONSUMPTION, ITS CUBE AND ITS PBEVENTIVI t BY J. fl. SCIIENCK, 91. D. MANY, a human belog bas passod awa for whose death there was no other rc sou than tho neglect of known and indispu ably proven means.of-curo. Those near at dear to family and friends are sleeping tl droamlesB slnmhorinto which,had they cali ly adoptedj / DB,. ?OSKPH U-.ISCUKNCK'ij SI?#LE TE?ixrio^?H^ And avail?? fh oma el vos,ofKia ?"Wonderful et caoions medicines, they vsoiUd not havti falle Dr. Schanck lia*j. pi. hi? owp.".oaHf>, prov that wherever shfU.cioht vitaji?y .psunainH, tb vitality, by Iiis ^.odtohu^&hdvhtB directio for their UB\ ia (juiekhpfetl-'hay hcalthl vigor. . -'i,?/ .. . . In this statemonttherehj nothing presan: taods. To the faith or"~TO?TTuvalid ia ra*de representation that la not a thousand tim substantiated. by living and vhible worl The theory of the cure by Dr. Sohencks n diciuo ie as simple as it ia unfailing. Its p losophy requires no argument. It ls solf-i snring, self-convincing. Tho Seaweed Tonio and Mandrake Pills i the first two weapons with whi"h the citai of the malady ia assailed. Two-thirds of t oases of consumption originate in dyapep and a functionally disordered liver. With t condition tho bronchial tubes "sympathy with the stomach. Thoy respoud to tho m bifio action of tho liver. Here, then, coo the culminating result, and the setting with all its distressing symptoms, of CONSUMPTION. The Mandrake Pille are composed of on? nature's noblest gifts-tho Podopbillnm I tatum. They posaos s all tho blood-?ear lng, altorative properties of calomel; but, like calomel, they "LKAVF, NO STING BEHIND." Tho work of enro is now beginning. '. vitiated and mucoun deposits in tho hov and in the alimentary canal are ejected. ' livor, Uko a clock, is wound up. It arot: from its torpidity. Tho stomach ax-ts rosj: aively. and the patient begins to feel tba is getting, at last, A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD. Tho Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with Pille, pormoatOH and assimilates willi theft ObyliUcation ia now progressing withou previous tortures. Digestion becomes p lesa, and tho euro ia econ to bo at lu Thero is no more flatulonco, no exacerba of tho stomach. Au appetite sots in. Now conics tho greatest Blood Purifier i yotgiven by an indulgent, lather to suffc man. Schenok'u Pulmonio Syrup comes i perform it? functions and .to hasten and C ploto tho euro. It entert* at once upon work. Naturti cannot bo cheated. It coll and ripens tho impaired and diseauod port of tho lungs. In tho form of gathering proparos them for expectoration, and lol very abort timo, tho malady in vanqnis the rotten throne that i I occupied is rcuov and made now, and tho patient, in all the nity of regained vigor, stops forth to c tho manhood or tho womanhood that was Ol VI? UP AS LOST. Tho socond thing is, tho patients must in a warm room until they got well; it h most impoBsiblo to prevent taking cold v tho lungs aro diseased, but it munt bo vented, or a enro cannot bo effected. I -..?. ... i-1-: rv,"- r? .air Hld tiding,out/?speclally in thia auction of tho country,in.tlu> fall and winter season, are all wron g. ' Ph taici ans who recommend that coursblOBO their pati<?ltBlif their Inti git are badly diseased, ruad yet/ because they are in, the house, they must not ?it down quiet; they must walk about.tho.roo in aa muon, a.ml RB faut aa tho at rons th will n'oajr, to getup a. good circulation of blood. 'The patients most keep in good spirite-ho determined td get well, f Thia baa a groat deal.to do with the appetite,.ahd ie tho great point to sain. To despair of ?nre after euch ?vidence pf'its possibility in the worst cases,' and ' moral cer? tainty in alL'o thorn, is sinful. Dr? Bchonok'a personal statement to the FaoiRty of bia own mir? ,?88 inthce?jpodoat words it , ? "Many years' ago I was lu the last ktages of consomption; confined to my bed, and at one time my physicians thought "that I could not live a-week; thou, like a drowning man oatcb. ing at strawy, I heard of and obtained the prep a ra tiona which I now offer to the public. and they made a perfect ouro of. me. It seemed to mo that I could feel them penetrate my wholo eyatem. They soon ripened the 'matter in my lungs, and I would spit up more than a pint of offensive yellow matter overs morning fot a long time. "Aa soon as that began to subside, mj cough, fovcr, pain and night ewcata allbegar to leave me, and my appetite became so greai I that it was with difficulty that I could keoi from eating too much. I soon gained m; a tr eng th, and have' grown . in flesh eve! since. "I was weighed shortly after my recovery,' added tho Doctor, "then looking liko a men skeleton; my woigbt waa only ninety-sovei pounds; my present weight ia two bundrc( and twenty-flvo [225] pounds, and for years . have enjoyed uninterrupted health." Dr. Bchenck bas discontinued his profes ?ional visits to New York and Boston. Ho o hie son. Dr. J. H. Hehenck, Jr., still cont inn to seo patients at their oflico, No. 15 Nert] Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Satnrda from 0 A. M. to 3 P. M. Thoao who wish thorough examination with tho Reapirometc will bo charged 15. The Respirometor dc clares tho exact condition of tho lungs, an patients can readily learn whothcr they ar curable or not. The directions for taking tho med ici nos ar adapted to the intelligence even of a child Follow these directions, and kind nature wi do tho rest, excepting that in somo,cases tb Mandrake. Pille aro to be taken in increase doses; the throe medicines need no other a? componimehts than tho* ampio instruction that .accompany them: First create appel it? Of returning health hunger is tho most we como aymptom. When it comes, as it wi oomo, lot tho despairing at once bo of goo cheer. Good blood at onoo follows, the cong loosens, tho night Bwaat is abated. In short time both of those morbid sympton; aro gone forever. Dr. Sch crick's medicines aro constantly ko, in tons of thousands of families. As a laxi tivo or purgativo, tho Mandrake Pills are standard preparation; while tho Pulm?n Syrup, as a curer of coughs and colds, may 1 regarded etta a prophy lacier io against coi sumption in any of ita forms. Price of tho Pu Inion lc 8yrup and 8eawe< Tonic; tl.50 a bottle, or (7.50 a half doze Mandrake Pille, 25 cents a box. For sale I BU druggists and dosiers. JOHN P. HENRY. 8 College Place, New York, Wholesalo Agent Nov 19_fly AVOID (tUAOKs.-A victim of early i discr?tion, causing nervous debility, pr mature decay, Ac, having tried in vain evo advertiaed remedy, haa a simple means self-euro, which ho will send free to hie folio sufferers. Address J. Hi TUTTLE, 78 Nass street. New York._Deo 23 tCmc AIE DIG AL. THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. . ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on groot t dal evils and abusos, which intern with M Ainu AGE, with sure means of reliol I tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and t "bihtatod. Sent in sealed letter envelop' free of cbargo. Address HOWARD SAN ll RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Nin street,, Philadelphia, Pa. May 14 SUM M. H. BERBTf'8 Furniture Ware-rooi Plain Street, near Main. _j*iri_fm^_NOW on hand and d.iily iSS^-'i^JeGOofciving from the mnmif ^?^g^^gHtorlea of New York, linet f?liitaiiiM'iiinnff Ciucinnati and Louisville. Jg^^^^^S largest assortment of Fl N IT USE ever kept in thia market, consist iu part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and I ing-Room Suite; 200 Pedaleada of differ patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; aluo, celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chaira. AU kinda of MATTRESSES mado to on UPHOLSTER ING-and REPAIRING don shortest notice and in the best manner. ! Terms cash and Goodaoheap. ..Oct! Gun and Blasting Powder. AFULL supply of tho celebrated Dupe GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, In 1 and cannisters, is now offered to merohi and consumers at the lowest market rates the undersigned, who aro sole agents for manufacturers at thia place. May 2S _JOHN AGNEW A BO' LIME, TUES GREAT FERTILIZER. ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Wallu S. G., for tl.50 per h?rrol. Addreaa, REV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, 8 __M arch 20_ STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & C Grocers and Commission Mercha on A u LOTTE. Ni G. SOLICIT orders for COTTON, Corn, V Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Croc gonorally. Orders tilled carefully and pro ly._E?kJJ Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho moat approved atylcs, can bc fained at I. HULZBACII ICR'S estai mont, Main street, Columbia Hotel Sett and half SO(B hi great variety, solitaire and cluxtor DIAMONDS. 8PE< OLES and EYE-GLASSES to eui- . l]_ag?i DR. D. LTBOOZEB. gSPJESS^ WOULD rev i 'tinily it <7Tn^iP$lf% n'rt patrons amt tho publi ^~LXAJOLT ncrally that ho has moved bia now oflico, ovor Dufho & Chapman's 1 store, opposite tho Columbia Hotel, wbe is prt-parod to execute, satisfactorily, all rations and work, of whatsoever kind bi< tension demands. Terms accommodate March 8_ Lard! LardTT" PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed ai pure"- in barr?la, half b?rrela, keg 3, 5 and 10 caddies, for salo at reduced p by_JOHN AGNEW AS Freo Soup ovory day, at ll o'clock, at LOCK'S. THE wmm wmm tsmm FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FREE SCHOOL FUN?J* CHARTERED BY TOE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. H\NE ?OMMKN?ED AND WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRIBUTION OF AWARDS. IN,, .Lauds and TonemontB, Jewelry, Pianos, Organa, Harps, Statues. Gold Watones.Bnv?r, and Plated Ware, Diamonds, io., by Baffle, twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., at the General Office, No. 147 Mooting street, Charleston, South Carolina. The Piree tore of the Charleston Charitable Association, for tho Benefit of the Free Behool Fund, having complied with the terme of their Charter, and paid over to J. Kv Jillson, State Snporintondeut of Education of South Carolina, tho anm of one thousand dollars, being the annual payment to the School Fund under tho Charter, [tho receipt being hereto appended,] bav6 inaugurated a ay?t?n? of '-InBuranco Certificates" which is surrounded by eveiy degree of fairness, and will be raffled for twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., in public, under the au perintendonoe of Captain Fenn Pock, a sworn Commissioner. . Tho advantages of thia system are, that tbe purchasers can have tho choice of their own numbers anywhere from No. 1 to No. 78, and the privilego of limiting Or increasing their In? vestments at pleasure. Tho Schedulo of Rates adopted by the Company will explain more fully and accurately, and can be obtained at tho Oflico of tho Company, or from any vendora, Every ra?do that takes place is olasBed and nnmbered on the Company's Official Books, and takes placo twico a day. aa follows: * Numbers printed on.CubeB, from No. 1 to No. 78, are placed (in public] by the sworn Com? missioner in a CISBB Rafllo Cylinder, and aro well shaken. A boy blindfolded takes ono ol these Cubes, which is exhibited to tho spectators and declared to be, and is recorded as, tbt first raffled number. . Tho Raffle Cylinder will then bo revolved, and the boy again takes out another numbor, which.is Similarly exhibited to the epectatore and recorded astheaeconc raffle number. This operation will bo repeated until twe'vo numbers arc rt flied ont of tin Cylind?r, and each number wiH bo recorded on thc official booka of the Company in the orde: in wDioh it is taken in tho rafllo. Thoao twelvo numbers HO raffled in oach raffle will decide al tho Awards of Certificates. - L AU tho numbera in each rafllo aro equal, no distinction being made as to the order ii which tho numbers aro taken in tho rafllo, and the Awards aro at oiico delivered to the sue cessful Certificate Holder. EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS. Purchasers select their own numbers anywhere from 1 to 78, and, for example, say pay for tho same one dollar. Tho vendor gives tho purchaser a Certificate, with the numbe or numbers sclented, and enters tho samo number or numbers upon the Company's Regis tci [with tho amount so paid,] to bo returned to the Oflico of the Company by the vendor befor tho rafllo takes place. Purchasers may select a ono number certificate, or a two numbe certificate, or a three number certificate, or a four number certificate. A single number certificate meana a singlo number selected by the hoy ar anywhoro froi 1 to 78, ana should that number be taken out, in tho twelve numbers so taken from the Baili Cylinder, tho purchaser witl bo entitled to an Award of fonr times the value of shares in tb rafljed property, or cost of tho original eertiflcato of shares. . A two number certificate means if tho two numbers as tho certificate comes out in th twelve numbers taken from tho Raffle Cylinder, will entitle tho successful holder to an Awar of shares in tho ruffled property of twenty times tho valuo or cost of tho original Certificat of shares. A three number certificate moans if tho threo numbera on tho. certificate come ont in tb twelvo so taken from the Raffle Cylinder, will entitle tbo bolder to an Award of eh area in tb raffled property of 120 times the valuo or cost of tho original certificate of abares. If bt two of the numbors aro out in tho three on the certificate, the purchaser wiU receive a Award of twice tho amount of the value or coat of tho original certificate. A four number certificate means if tho four numbers on the certificate como out in th twelvo so taken from the Raffle Cylinder, tho purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of a hart in the raffled property cf .300 timea the value or cost of tho original oortiflcate of shares, but.threo of tho numbera on tho certificate aro out in tho rallie, the purchaser will recoil an Award of abaros iu tho raffled property of ten times the valuo or coat of the original cc tificate of shares. ' A poraon may invest in a certificate of shares in these raffles an amonnt small or largo i be pleases. Tho Company's Schedule 'List of Awards ia mado out at tho rate of ono doll for certificates, but certificates will be is-sned of the value Of 25, 50 and 75 conte; also, tl, t t3, ?i, t5 and to tlO, and upwards, aud tho Awards delivered pro rain to the' schedule list rat en. . . The above explanation will enable any one desiring to take a share in these raffles, to do understandingly, and tho raffles, being fairly and honestly conducted in pnbiio by theawo Commissioner and exactly at tbe hours named, they afford a safer means of investment th ftny other business speculation. The llrst Property and Land Scheme of tho Compauy will be issued in o she time, and will be rallied every three months. Any further information will be furnished by the Company's Agent, Mainstreet, oppos tho ?ile formerly Known as .kinney'a Hotel, next door below Union office, where certi?oal are for Bato. L. T. LEVIN", Columbia, S. C., AGENT OF TUE COME A NI AU certificat e? sold in Columbia will be decided by tho 12 M. drawings, daily, and bot closed at 6 P. M. tho day previous. * CnAitnESTON, May 24, 1871 Received of the "Charleston Charitable Association," of tho State of South CaroUna, for Benefit of tho Freo School Fund, [successors of R. H. Willoughby & Co.,] ono thonaand d lars, being tho sum in full to bo paid into tho hands of tho State Superintendent of Edu tiou, "SB ruquirod by an Act of thc G. moral Assembly of tho Stato of Sooth Carolina, pasi at tho regular session of 1870- 71," approved March 8,1871. ?J. K. JILLSON, June 2 Imo Stato Sn pei in tenden I Education Sooth Carolin? ?sr- Hnecimens nf the Premiums to bo av? aided m av be seen at Mr. I.Bulzbacher'a eton FAN MILLS, ?T_RAIN CRADLES, HORSE POWERS, REAPERS, MOWERS, and ali kinda Harvesting Machino* i on hand and for salo at lowest priera in tbo market. Wo call apecial attention to our Horse? power, which is tho boBt power iu uau and not high priced. With our experionco in planting, and tho usc of agricultural imple? ments and machines, together with our facili? ties for having goods manufactured, wo claim we can give lower figures, bolter gooda and botter satisfaction than any othor house in the country. Send for catalogue. April 23_L?RICK A LOWRANCE. The Dexter Stables. THE undersigned have re JLf?jk 'mhved their Stables to tho non fH/g^-?^ building, immediately South o ^j/i/it^i^^Janiicy'a Hall, and, with a nev T?ir**?&' Tstock of CARRIAGES. RUG ^GlES anu Uno HORSES, are prepared to an "ewer all calls that may be made upon them Horses bought and sold on commiatdon Persons in want of good stock. nroTnvitcd ti give us a call. 1.ional advanees mudo ol stock lo? for salo. BOYCE A CO W. II. BOTCK. _J[3. H. PKTTINOII.I.. Jii'n 24 Guns, Pistols, Etc. '??^- I INFORM my friends an puhlio in general that J hav ^CDs-^iiaj^juat received au entire liei r mm% Unlock of Double and Singh- Rai roi GUNS, REPEATERS, Flacks. Poaohci Pistol-Bolts, Caps. Buck-Shot Cartridge** Cartrtdgee for all kinds of Iietols, Powdt and Shot. A LH(I, REPAIRING dono at short notice. __0(it_8_ _ P. W. KRAFT. M ii in nt md. Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islav Malt Scotch Whiskey, S Robert Purlieu's Old Tom Gili, Otar Dupuy, Cognnc Brandy, Duff Our don's Pa Sherry, South-bido Madeira Wino, Lomir Dock Port Wino, nibbert'B London Porte McEwon's Scotch Alo. Tho above direct fro tho importera und warranted nure. _For?aloby_ EDWARD HOPE. Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength and iraprov _Cioir heaUh._March ll OLU II A IV IC ll lt. I-S and M UTI I, AU: cuuiiiiNt v hought and sold bv Nov 23 Gmo _p. QAMHR1LL. Broker, A frosh supply of Bagley's Mayflower, fi cut, at POLLOCK'S? CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 15 '??..>?.<.(vi ' ' . -I. ? ? Ivi'f';?'.' OF COLUMBIA, S. C. Present Capital, $100,000. ? ? 0 AUTHORIZED CAPITAL., $?00,000. OTFIOEBR. John B. Palmor, President. A. ?. Bremner, Cashier. C. N. O. Butt, Assistant Cashier, muterons. J. Eli Grogg,John B. Palmer, P. W. McHas tor, B. D. Benn, af lt. D. benn A Ron; G. tv. Bourdon, of Copeland A Dearden ; B. L. Brynn, of Bryan A McCarter; \Y. C. Swaffield, of B. A W. C SwafTield. P. W. McMaaler, Solicitor. THIS Bank is now open for tho transact.on of a general.banking business. CKUTIPICATES OT DEPOSIT of curroncy or coin, bearing interest at tho rate of seven (7) per cent, per annum, in kind, will be issued. Deposits from County Officers especially so? licited; also, from Trustees, Administrators, Executors, 1'rofeasional Men, and others. Particular attention given to accounts of City and Country Merchants, and other busi? ness men, and tho usual accommodations ex? tended. Notes, Hills of Exchange, and other evi? dences of th ht discounted, and money loaned on collwti raid. Mocks, Hoods, Cold and Silver hc?ght and sold. Mutilait d Cwrency purchased at a ?mall discount. 8lglU Drafts drawn direct ou all tho promi? nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland, ?.rance, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den? mark and thf Orient, tetters of Credit iesuod, payable in any ol tho abovo places. i Drafts on all tho piomineut cities in tho United Staten bought and sold. Banking House npposito Columbia Hotel. Open from 9 to 8^ Fob 28 ly NO Kl ICE USED ?N WASIIINO. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. THIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water, sott, hard or sal? lt removes grease, nil and paint from garments, lt washes all kinds of goode-cotton, dannel, silkor woolen. It cleanses ?tiver, plated waro and jowolry wlthnnt scratching. If tho article aro much tarnished, rub them with a piece of flannel which has plenty of tho 8oap on it. To peoplo*! who do their own washing, it is invaluable. lt will save it? cost in ono washing. For salo, in boxcB of thirty-six bars, by EDWARD HOPE. . April 9 Agent for South Carolina. Scythes .nd Grain Oradles. S\ DOZ. superior GRAIN CRADLES. <?i 10 doz. Griffin's Grain and Grass Soythca, just received and for-salo low bv May 17 _JOHN AOtiEW A SON. Moats furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S. *?H>.-O?r0f AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE. $100,000 tobe Distributed lo Shareholders.' FIVE DOtLARS will parch a se a share. In cludiDR a work of art worth Ave dollars. ' The Derby Farm Property to be.distributed o ruhr nee (j tho largest Vineyard and Orchard in tba South.,:, .. ?.!.:..-.,... > UNEQUALED CLIMATE! PEACEABLE. OOUNTBYI GENEROUS BOIL! The salnbriooa and health-giving, olimate of Aiken has given it the name of "The Saratoga of the South." - ' . 1 ' ? " $96,000 in Premiums presented to Share* . holders. $100,000 in - Real Estate and Greenback ? Prizes to bo distributed to Share-holders. ? 94 Real Eetato Prizes, worth from '$300 to $25,000. ..- i -A , : 622 Greenback Prizes, from $5 to $1,000. . (. Only 10,000 shares will bo issued; . ONE tJUAUIS IN EVERY TD I RT Y. ONE WILL DRAW A PRIZE. ,n This Real Estate Property, convoyed" by Deed of Trust to the Committee who are to conduct thq Drawing, is to be transferred by , them to the fortunato 'Share-holders aa soon as tho remaining snares aro sold. . Tho Drawing, will -tako placo according to .tho published programme. j THE DAY OF THE DRAWING. - ' Will bo announced by telegram totheAeao aiated Press. A amaU ama invested now may secure a fore tnno. ... Every-Share-holder may rest' assured of equal Justice, and that this scheme, unlike - many others, IS "FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST." Monoy received alter tho booka are closed will bo piomptly returned. For full particu? lars, SB embraced in revised pamphlet?, ad? dress J. 0. DERBY, General Manager, Hey Box No. 834, Augusta, Ga. SST MR. J. MoO. TH ARIN, the agent of the Association, can be found for a short time at tho offico of Mr. D. GambriB, Main street. Mavl8_? ? 1 AXNOCKCEJIEST EXTRAORDINARY o S3 H n o ha TS And Gents' Pnrnishing Go ods, . 10 PER CENT. JlELO TP COST, . GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. THIS is no humbug. We are obliged tb . disenso of all'Goods now in store by the 1st of September, to make a change in our' business. Take notice, that each article ie marked its cost in plain figures, from which will bo DEDUCTED TEN PER :CENT.. The publio ia particularly requested to call early, aa bargains may be obtained. Country mer? chants visiting tho city can find a choice stock of new and seasonable gooda at our store. Boar in mind, gooda 10 per cent, below' coat, at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. May 10_ White's Gardening for the South, BY the lato Wm. A. Whito, of Allions, Ga. $2. HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR? KET GARDENER. $1.50. ' The Phosphate Rooks ol South Carolina their History ?and Developments-Colored Plates. $1.25. Six Sermons on Temperance, bv Ljman t Beecher. Sacred Rhetoric; or a Conree of Lectures on Preaching, R. L." Dabnoy, D. D. $1.60; Anv above aent-bv.ma.il. V-"- DUFFIE & CHA' MAN, Fob 19_Opposite Columbia Hotel. BRANDIES. 5CASKS Jnnm? HonnteajV ?ft Brandenburg Frorcq BRANDIES, imported direct, and offered pure and unadulterated. 1 hese com-? Srise vintages of 1835, 1858. 1860 and 1863. tock o? Hocks. Clareta and White Wines in? clude some of the moat famouB brande aa well aa sound Imo priced goods. For aale by March 25_ GEO. SYMMERS. For Sal?, 3df\f\ ACRES of LAND in BarnweU, .OvIVJ on the Ediato. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lota to snit. Baw Mill and 2,000 aeres of Land in..Lexing? ton,'on North Edlsto, $7,C00. . ' 2,500 a cr OR Wateres Bottom Land, $2 pr acre 2,500 acres creek bottom and -pine Land, at f2 per acre. 1 House in this oily, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, noartfce city-$S 500. Apply to JOHN BAUBKETT, Attorney at Law and Beal Etdate'Agent. JeVi_25_? ? ' ly Cleaveland Mineral Springs, <. (FORMERLY WXLtiON*0.) 55 M?es West of Charlotte, JV.. C.. Tnp subscribers, having associated them? selves in the. management of tboao Springs, would announco to their friends and thu-pnolic that tho Houso is now open'for tho reception of visitors. To tboao Who havo tested tho virtues of chene extraordinary watrrs, it is' deemed un? necessary to say anything by way of com? mendation, bnt td others they confidently as BUro satisfaction if they will make trial of the healing properties of tho waters for only a short time. We pledge ourselves to spare neither fiains nor expendo in order lu runder all who may favor us with a call as comfortable as possi? ble. In prospect ol an abundan co'of supplies, wo havo adopted tho following scalo of . REDUCED CHARGES':' If over 10 daya. at .$1.50per day. If not over 10 days. 1.75 " . Singlo day.+.3/60 Children betw.ecn tho.ages of two and eight years, and-colored servants, at half rates. Washing on reasonable forms. lt is expected that the Western Division of tho Wilmington, Charlotto and Rutherford Railroad will bo complotod. to within a mile or two of tho Spring* at an early day. J. J. BLACKWOOD, Juno 4 t_R. M. OATES. . 8 oap! S oap! I Soap!!! 1f\f\ BOXES FAMILY SOAP-quality un ^AJ\J surpassed, and prices reduced 20 per cent.-at wholesale arid retail, hy May 13 JOHN AGNEW & SON,