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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. HOW T? WHSP R THE TKKFUBIJOANB IN SOOTH OABoiJNJL-iln hii.iat?rv3e#njri4l? the New York'Herald reporter, Judge Orri* repres??rted M s falutin L* i'irr "The onW hopo I 'sootfor' the iHsxte ol South Carotina is for 'all uanda to do clare Jthea^plvqe I^pahjican.^ ?.9 mat? tera now'stand, the c?rp?t-boggerB and nigg?rs liaVe everythingtheir ?Wn* w?y." For an extreme case, perhaps Judge Orr's plan is not ubnd one. Wei toool le?it once to,haye heard a diatinguiehod Georgia Whig, who had often suffered defeat at tho poll?, declare, with air oath, that 'there ''was but Vno -SvBy to whip- the .Democrats* and that .waa "tri jine 'em." It turned ont th^t ho: oven tu? ai ly followed his own proscription,- and wo believe1 the oonntrjy ''was1 pteUy well agreed that tho DomootWryW?ro tho* roughly whippdd-soon alter.- ?idol . .[Savannah Sepublican... ' V' P-*r -r.-rr* ? ,1 The Place Vendome is bo called 'after I C?osar Vendome, s ntlttrulsbn of He?ry IV and La Bella Gabrielle. lot: J Special JSro*2.cn3i*3tm AB the exterminator 1 of CORNS and BU? NIONS, whoBO reputation In thia particular^ branch of aurgory La already known, ia ogajn in our. pRy, andean bp found at Jbbe \^aab ing7. ton House.' As. there. La np, doubt' as to his aWU'and effiblenoy in'tho1 "removal or th??'o impedimenta, to walking in totfaforb, poraona needing his services Bhould not delay iniinv-i iug roooareo to Jbis aili- ... Juno B' M? MANHOOD ? ' How Lost ! How 'Restored ! Just published, ina1 sealed enve I lope. Price, six eenie. ALEOTTJR? on the Natural Troatmont abd Radical Cure sf Sperm a. torr h ea or Hbrpinal Weakness, Involuntary liinjaaiopa, Sexual Debility, and Impedimenta ' to Marri - ago' generally: Norvonaness, Consomption;' Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca" paoity. reanltlog ir?m'Self-Abuso, Ac., by HO? BEST J. Cu i/V En WELT., M. D., author of the "Green,Book," &o. i, .Jv -? i. "A Boon to TbnnRnsd? of Rnir;r:r:." Bent' tmlor seal. In' a plain enVefopo, to any address, post-paid, on- receipt of. six cents,-or two postage.stamps, by 00AS. J. 0. KLINE <fc co., ' " ? .1 1HT Bovrory, ?cw yorU-P. O. Hoi, 4,080. Juno 0_ 8mo. Complete triumph over |CG-ENS, and BU? NIONS by Mons'.' BERGER/who discovered, 1st. The nature bf Cornai'1'2d. Their dla?' solvent. Bil; Their per m ah ont curd These, discoveries, aro the happy? roault. of years ot study and practice. For particulars, appr? over tho Citizens' Savings Bank, from 9 to 12; anfl frorn 2 to' 4 o'clock,1 at'?o'ndrlr. HOUBO. May 10_...,?.;!<; i j ni .'. . ?: " ? '-Tiffie'? ':,) *' -; .i . Mliriwy ?_,.> .',s,,:j Jr* tl flO'Rt/w'r?i,5 ? . .' .. .: ' J&.t) - ir? tfn? most'-.lasting,^agree? able, and refreshing of all perfunies, for lise ph the Handkerchief, at the j?oilet, and' in;. the B?th. 'Fot sale by all ihuiggists and Per fiimers. Beptl?^rf: . ... . % _ j AffjcmcAt*. THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on great so? cial evils and abutoa, which interfere ! With MAURI AGE", with euro moana of relic t for the erring and unfortunate, diseased and de? bilitated-. Si-nt in ??al?d^ letter envelopes, free of chargb. Adflreas HOWARD SANITA? RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa._May li 3ino . ?.. . Ig^H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-ro?m I Plain Street, near Main. NOW on band and daily rs |o elvin g from tho manufac? tories of. 'New York, Boston, Cincinnati aud Louisville,the I jj largest assortment of FOR N1TTJ. ?everkoptin tbism&rket,:conoiating In part of Walnut Parlor. Chamber and Din ing-Boom Suits; 200 -Bedsteads of different patterns, In Walnut and Imitation; also, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. All kinds of MATTREBBES made to order., UPHOLSTERING arid REPAIRING done at | shortest notice and in the boat manner. Terms cash and Goods, oheap. Oct 30 (tan and Blasting-Powder. AFULL supply of the celebrated Dupont's I GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs and cannisters, 1B now offered to merchants and consnmera at the lowoat market rates, by the undersigned, who arel?le agente for thc manufacturera at thia place. May 25 j JOHN AGNEW A SON. LIME, THE GREAT FKltTICIZKR.; ' ICAN famish LIME at Depot at Walhalla, H. C.. for $1 50 per barrel. Address, Bar. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, K O. Marsh as_ ? ? STENHOUSE? MACAULAY Gt CO., Grocers and Commisaion Merchants, CHARLOTTE, N. O. SOLIOITt>rdera for COTTON, Corn, Flour, Baoon, Lard, Ac, sud Family Groceries generally. Ordere filled carefully and prompt? ly._' _Feb 7 lyr Jewelry and Silverware, OF the roost approved styles, can be ob? tained at I. UULZOAOHER'S estabhth mnnt, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. Set* and half sets in great variety. Also, eolitatro and oluntor DIAMONDS. BFEOTA CLEB and EYE-QLA83EB to snit all agpa. DR. DI L. BOOZER WOULD reapeotfollr inform his patrons and the pnblio ge ^ J j^.'nors.ilv that be has moved into bia new office, over Duffle A Chapman's Book? store, opposite' tho Columbia Hotel, where ho is prepared to execute, satisfactorily, all ope? rations and work, of wbateoevor kind bis pro? fession demanda. Terms accommodating. ? March 8_;_ Tho only fine FlaylngCards at POLLOCK'S, GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION ! . j rt i^MCHETS to tho Concerta of the SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO? CIATION ready fox aato and delivery. AH orders from tho country promptly flllod. Agents | ranted for tho Count iee of Lancaster,' Lexington, Sparlanbury, Greenville', ?bterillo, OL o noe and Pickens? ? "''" ' ' . .". AppVy to 1 D. GAMBE1LL A CO., JuneC.'; ! .7 i General Agente, Colombio, B. C. . rii-. .i .. .'-rr $500.; O O O AWAY ! TUE SOUTH' CAROLINA Xand and Immigration Association TENDER tho auspices of tho "South Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical 8ocicty," XJ %ilT'give a SERIES OF CONCERTS, at tho Academy ot Muslo, Charleston, 8. C., com? mencing Ootoberl, 1871; for tho purpoioof raising a fond to Onablo emigrants to settle upon lauds selected by tho Association for .hornea of Northern and European farmers andi other?, in tho State or South Carolina, and idr their traneportalion thither and Bupport fur the flrat jear, ' ?_,.?.], '' \ REPERENOES IN SOUTH CAROLINA- Genoral Wade Hampton, Hon. D. F. Ferry, Gover norM. L. Bonham, G?n?ral Johnson Hagood,'Hon. Armiatcad Burt, Bon. James Cheanut, General John 8. Preston, Hon. W. D. Simpson, Andrew Bunonds, Esq., lion. G. A. Tronbolm, Governor J. L. Manning, Hon. J. B. Campbell. $500,OOO to bo awarded lo tho ticket holders of tho eerios of concerta to commence on tho first pf October, 1871, at the Academy of Mnaic, Charleston; 3. G., on which day tho drawing I commences. '. ' 150,000 Season Tickets of Admission, and no more, at $5 each. All tho premlrimfi, includhigDocd and Cortiiloateof Title to Academy of Music, will be dc poaitod with (bbNational Rank of tho Republic, New York. $500,000 IN GIFTS. lat Gift, Academy of. Mnsio, Charleston, . C., coat to build f 230,000, having an annual rental of about ?20,000 from Opera Houae, Stores and Halls: tho boilding hoing about 230 feet by 60, abd situated o?rnor of . King and Market' stroetn, in tho centro of tho city, and welt kOOWh to bo thinnest building and mont valu abbi propurt v in Ch arie? ton ; valued at $260,000 2d Gift-Cash.?.v.. ..J. 100.000 3d Gift-Cash..... .:. 25,000 4th Gift-Cash.'. . . ... ? . .. 10.000 6th Gift-CashV... 5,000 25 Gifts-CaBh..;.:.:.eaoh fl ,000... : .-. i.ijiv. .... 35.000 25 GiftsJ-Cash ....;.oach 500.... 12,000 850 GiftB-Caeh.each 100.. 85,000 250 Gifta-Caah.each 50.'.. :- .:.',- 12 500 600 Gifts-Oaah..._.each 20.*'.Iv. 12,500 1,2W Gifts-Cash.each . 10..... ?.!..... 12.500 2,004 Gifta, amount to. . .1500,000 .B????BK, OS?DW??S, M1? Sc CO., Agents Sonth Carolina Land and Immigration ?sBooiaticn; GEN. M. C. BUTLER, ) , . , , ,' .... JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ , V Ch a rica ton, S. C. ..... . GEN.M. V?. OAKY, ,.')'; COMMISSIONERS AKW SUPER VISORS 'OJ! DRAWING : Oen?ral A. R. Wright, of-Georgia. " Colonel B H. Ratlcdge, of South Carolina. Genend bradley T. Johiiaou, of Virgiui*. I Uou. Roger A. Pryor, of New York. JttDS.O lm? + $20,000 TO BE .DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET-HOLDERS, IN TOE COLUMBIA CO-OPER?TiVE BIEBING ASSOCIATION. cr, O .?a fTUIE following PROPERTY and CASH will bo placed in tho banda ut thc Trastees, John A Agnew,Sr., Maj. Moighan and R. C. Hhiv?-r, in truat fur tho benefit of lli? Tii-kK-holdcra of tho above Association, to be delivered to tko*e who. on the day of thc mille, may bo cuti tied to them. Tho title to the real ceUle-lms lu KU plact-d in tho banda nf Util. 1\ W. McMaa ter, Attorney at Law, who will examine the aamo and give true warranty denle, free from all encumbrance, on the day of drawing. Tho first prize ia tito Temperance Hall, now bvcmdod on th? flr^i lio ?r bv Meuar*. bt-riok A Lowrance. The lot ia 25 feet front on M itu atm**, by 2G3 fem deep. .Tba building ia 150 feet long and two stories high. It ia now loaaod fur three yearn (or f 1,100 per a.mum. payable monthly in adraoco, valued at.f21,000 Second Prize-Lot adjoining Rnau's Hotel, 44 I eel front. 21.8 reel deep, valued st . 1 500 Third Prize-Lot adjacent to hbovu, 20} feet front, 208 feet deep, vuhnvl at. L100 1 Gash Prise. 600 % Cash Prises, $100 e sch.,. 200 4 Gish Piizoa, at $50 each. 200 110 Cash Prisas, at $10 oacb. 1,100 120 Prizes. ._;.$20.000 2,000 Tickets, at $10 oach.;.$20 OOO Tickets maybe bad of the General Agent. Dr. E. W. Wt! UliLEtt: at Timber abes Hall', or at the Mnalo Store of Me.ars. LTBRAND A SON. Mensrw. JOHN AGNEW a <- ON. T. M. POL? LOCK and D. C. PElXOPi'O * SON. * The following gentlemen have consented tb BQporinWnd th? drawing J. c. B. Smith, A. G. Brenlaer and Henry E. Scott, in connection with a committee of tbr?,u ?elected br tbs Ticket? holders on the day of drawing. ' -v As the tickets have met with ?, rapid sale, lt may be aafely pronamed that the drawing will take place by the 1Mb of Joly, at the Temporanct liai). Columbia, H. O. As the names of the tiokoLboldura will oe registered in a boak which ahall bo io posses' sion of the Trnstees on tho day of drawing, parties may mal aksurcd that no more than ?2,000 Tickets will bo iasnod. Capt. Wade L?rick, Agent in Lexington. HEFEHKNCES.-E. J. Beott, Son A Co."a Hank; Col. J. B Palmer, Prctldent Contra! National Bank: OitizeBs' Saving* Rank; Booth Carolina Bank and Tra?t Comuauy nni\ w. n GoJiok. Cashier Carolina NatioLal Bank. For fdrihor information, address DJ. E. W. WHEELER, fa08 9_ ' Box 83, Colnmbia. S. G. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by thc psi Ion or barrel. Also, in glaasx, pints ?od quarts. For axle low. E. HOPE Cheap Fertilizer! ' TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. Excel lent for manure. EDWARD HOPE. 40 Lard! Lard ll PURE LEAF LAUD-"guarantud strictly pure"-in b?rrela, half barn ls, kegs anil 3, 5 and 10 oaddies, for aale at reduced pi ices, by_JOHN AGNEW A BON.| Free Boup overyday, at ll o'clock, at POL? LOCK'S. For Bale. A A CAR LOAD of fine Koo-Mk. jySZTVnokJ MULPS and MOIUSES*?? fl -anton? diem aomu fa?t ^?ZJBL ' Htnek-for aale. Apply at AONEW.V CO.'S Stabh-a, Anaembly street. April 25 . 8cegers' Beer DON'T contain Btrychiiin?. It ia pure, and warraiitod to ba HO. >tarrh 11 A fresh supply of Bremen Lager at POL? LOCK a. The cn^iloibt Lager j? thc city'can be had at PoLl.onc a. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FFfcEE SCHOOL F?NQ, -CHARTERED BY TUE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. HiVE COMMENCED AND WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRIBUTION ?J? AWARDS IN Lands and Tenements, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, HarpB, Statues. Gold WatCUGB> Silver aud-Plated. Ware, Diamonds, ?co., by Raille, twice a dav, at 12 M. and 9 P. M.', at tho den oral Office, No.; 147 Meeting street, Charleston, South Carolina. . . : >. . Tho Directors of the'Charleston Charitable Association, for tho Benefit of tbBFreo Sobool Fund, haVmg'complied with the termB of their Charter, and. paid over to J. K. Jillaoo, State Superintendent of Education of South Carolina, the sum of ono thousand dollars, being the annual payment to tho School Fund under the.Charter, [tho receipt being hereto appended,] have Inaugurated a system of '-Insurance Cert ?heat en" which ?B surrounded by oveiy degree of fairneaa, and will LD rallied for twico a day, at 12 M. and G P. M., in public, under, the su? perintendence of Captain F?nn Peck, a a Worri'Commissioner. Tho advantages or this system aro, that tho purchasers can have' ibo choico of their own numbera anywhere from No. 1 to No 78, and the privilege of limiting or increasing their in? vestments, at pleasure. Tho Schedule of Rates adopted by tho Company will explain moro fully and accurately, and can bo obtained at the Omeo of tbe Company, or from any venders. Every raffle that take? placo ia claeaed and numbered on the Company's Ofllpial Hooka, aud takos place twice a day. as follows: Numbera printed on Cnbca, from No. 1 to No. 78, are placed [in ptmlic] by tho sworn Com missioner in a Claaa Ba?le Cjlindi r, and arc Mell thakc-n. A boy blindfolded takes one of tbcao Cubes, which is exhibited to the apcclatora and declared tp be, and is recorded as, tbo flrat raffled number. Tho I? afilo Cylinder will then bo revolved,'and tho boy again takes out another number, which is similarly exhibited to the epectatora and recorded aa the aecond raffle number. Thia operation will be repeated until tue'vc numbera arc riffled ont of the Cylinder, and each number wi'l bo recorded on thc official booka of the Company in the order in which it ia taken in the taille. Those twelve numbers co raffled in each rafflo will decide ail th? AwardB of Ccrtiflc&tCB. All tho numbera in each ra file aro equal, no dial ?netion being made as to tho order in which tho numbera aro taken in tho raffle, and tho Awarda aro at once delivered to tho euc ccssfnl Certificate Bolder. EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS. Purchasers select their own numbers a ny vb oro from 1 to 78, and, for example, say, pay for the samo ono dollar. The vendor gives tho purchaser a Certificate, with tho humber or numbera selected, and enters tho same number or nnmbers upon tbe Company's Register, [with the amount so paid.] to bo returned to the Office of thc Company by the vendor before tho raffle takes place. Furcbaeera may colecta, ono number certificate, or a two number certificate, or a three number certificate, or a four number certificate. A aiogle. number certificate moan a a aingjo number selected by tho buyer anj where from 1 to 78, ana Should that number bo taken out, in tho twelve nnmbers BO taken from the Raffle Cylinder, the purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of f oar. ti ni CB tho value of shares in the raffled property, or coat of tho original certificate of abares. A two number certificate means' if tho two nnmbers aa the certificate cornea out in the twelve numbera taken from tho Rafllo Cylinder, will entitle tho successful holder toan Award of abarca hi tho raffled property of twenty timca tho value pr coat of the original certificate Of uh area. i, A three number cortifieato moana if tho threo numbers on the certificate come ont in the twelve so taken from the Raffia Cylinder, will entitle tho bolder to an Award of shares in the raffled property of 120 timea tbe valuo or cost of the original certificate of abarca. If but two ot tho numbera aro out in the throe on the certificate, tho purchaser will receive an Award of twice the amount of tho value or cost of the original certificate. ? ? four number cortifieato' means if the four numbers on tho cortifieato ooma out in the twelve ao taken from the Refile Cylinder, tho pundin uer will bo entitled to an Award of shares in tho raffled property < f SOO times the valuo or coat of tho original certificate of shares. It but throe of the numbers on tho certificate aro ont in tho raffle, tho purchaeor will receive an Award of shares in the raffled pronorty of ton times tba value or * oat o! the origins! cer? tific?lo o? abares. '*'"'',? A person may invest in a certificate of abarca in these rafflcB an amount small pr largo aa he ploaaea. The Company's Schedule Li?t of Awarda ia made ont at tho rate of ono dollar for certificate?, but certificates will bo im ned of tho value of 25, 60 and 75 cents; also, $1, $2. S3, ti, $5 and to $10, and upwards, and tho Awards delivered pro rata to tho schedule hat of rates. .. iii Tho above explanation will enable any ono desiring to tako a share in theae raffles, to do so undcratandingly, and.the rn filon, hoing fairly and honestly conduct ed in public by thc sworn. Commit stoner and exactly at the boura named, they afford a safer means of investment than' any other business Speculation. . . . The first Property and Land Scheme of tho Gompany will be issued in a abort ? time, and will be raffled every threo months. . Any further information will be furnished by tho Company's Agent, Main'street, opposite the ade formerly known as. Janucy's Hotel, next door below Union office, where certificates are for aale. ;:. /.. Xi. T, LEVIN, Columbia. 3. O-, A GENT OF TEE COMP ? NT. All certificates sold in Columbia will bc decided by thc 12 M.-drawiuga, daily, and books closed at C P, M. the day previous. CnintEflTON, May 24,1871. Received of tho "Charleston Charitable Association," of tho Stato of Sontb Carolina, for the Benefit ot tho Free Sobool Fund, [successors of R. H. Willoughby & Co.,] one thousand dol? lars, boiag the sum in full to bc paid int? tho bands ot tho Slate Superintendent of Educa? tion, "aa required by an Act of the G-moral Assembly of the State or South Carolina, passed at tho regular st salon of 1870-'71," approved March 8, 1871. J. K. JILI.80N. Jnnc 2 Imo State Superintondont Education South Carolina. jaar Specimens cf the Premiums to be a a arded may bo seen at Mr. I. Sulzhucher'a atore. FAN MILLS, I BAIN CRADLES, UOR?-F POW?US, HI: \PF.us, i MOWERS, and all hinda Harvct-iitig Machim a on hand and for salo a' .?wo?! prices in tito market. Wu null special Attention to our II mae* Power, which ia tho licet power in usu and not high priced. With our exp?rience in planting, and the nee of a^riciilturul imple* monta and machines, together with our faciii ties for having gooda manufactured, wo claim wo can givo lower ligures, hotter gooda and better satisfaction than any otho: bonne in thc count ry. Bond for catalogue. April 23_LO KICK A LOWRANCE. The Baxter Stables. ?ea THE undorsignod have ro* J]U??) moved their Stables to the new ^D?/^?. building, immediately South ol ?wTyS^-khFw^Januay's Ball, and, with a now l?"^^ f atoek of CAKRIAQES, DUO 01KB ano fine HORSES, aro prepared to an* ?wer all oalla tbat may be made upon thom, llomen bought and sold cu commission. Parsons in want of good stock, are invited lo give ns a call, liberal advann-B made cu .took lett for sale. bOYOE fe CO W. H. Borea. CU PgrriMottx,._ .lt.? 24 _ 6unst Pistols, Etc. w_ I INPORM my friends anc* ^^^Z poblio in general that I h av? .^t--J^-*jfrJuet received an entire nev, w mm*% ??took of Double and Single Bar rei QUN8, REPEATERS, Flar-ka, Pouches Pistol-Delta, Caps. Ruck-Snot, Cartridgee Cartridges for all kinda of I'ittols. Puwde and Bbot. ALSO, REPAIRING done at short notice. Oct 8_P. W. KRAFT. Main atrrct Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey. Si Hubert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otan! Dupuy,- Cognac Brandy. Dolf Cordon's Pal Sherry, South-side Madeira Wino, I.ondo Dook l ort Wino, Hibben'-. London Portel McEwen'a Scotch Ale. Tho above direct fro'i the importers sud warranted pure. For sale by EDWARD nol'F.. Every One Drinks Seegera" Bet r, BECAUSE it gives strength and iniprovt their health. _ M?r? b li OL.D BANK nit.I.? ami MUT! LAT K < I'Hiticxi v bought and sold bv _Nov_23 timo D. OAMiWtlLL. lSrnkrr. A fresh supply of Bagley'* Mayflower, hi cnt, at POLLOCK'S. * or C U I, li !>i U I A*. S. C . Present Capital, $100,000. AllTIIOltlZKO CAPITAL. ?500.(100. Oi'l'ICKllS Joli ti II Palnv r, trtbiili nt. A. fi. Uri*ui?M.*r, Cnnhicr. C. N ?>. butt. Asaiatant Caabiir. DiiiurrrnKfl. . J. Eli Gregg. John ll. Palmer, F. W. McWau? tor, ll. it. Kenu, of H. L>. Semi & Bon; U. W. Dearden, cf Copeland A Reunion; R.I.. Bryau, or Ur? a.n A M?Oirt?r: W. C. Swaflhld, of Iii k W. C S wa ifield. F. W. McMastor, Solicitor. riASlS liauk ia now oneil for the transact on JL of a ?i-iii.ral banking bnalneaft. CEUTIFIOATU OF DETOHIT of currency or coin, be aring Intl-rest at tbo rate of ?oven (7) tier cont, per a tin uni, in kind, will be i nailed. Deponits from County Offict ra especially so? licited; also, from TruaUta, Administrators, Executors, Professional Men, aud other*. Particular attention given to accounts of CVy (ind Country Merchants, and other buei noaa men, and tho usual accommodations ex? tended. Kotta, JIU:? of Exchange, and ether evi (li'uc?'? of di bl diacouuttd, sud moue) lounrd on iHiUatfr?U. Storks, florida, Gold und Sitter bough' and Bold. Mutilated CWrtt-cy purchased st a ?mall discoObt. Sight Drafts drnten direct on all tb* promi? nent placen in England, Ireland, Boottaud, i iVonc*, Germany, Belgium,, Holland, Hen' ! morir and the Orient, hetirva of Crtdit Uanoi., payable in any of the above places. Draftn on all tho prominent cities le tbs United State? bought and ?old. llankiug Uouae oppoeiU Columbia Hotel. Opon'from 9 to 3._Fob 28 ly NU PIIIR USE1) IN WASHING. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. THIS SOAP wathen perfectly in cold wa tor, aoit, bard or salt. It removes gre ase. oil and paint from ??rmente. It wanlies all kinda of gooda-cotton, dannel, eilkor woolen. It eji-anaea ailver, plated wate and Jewelry without scratching. If the articles are much tarnished, rub Hum with a picco of flannel which baa plenty o? tho Soap on it. To people who do their'own wabbing, it ia invaluable Il will nave ita cost In one wabbing. For elle, in boxes ol thirty-six bara, by EDWARD HOTE, April 0 . Agent for Routh Carolin?. Scythes and Grain Cradles. ?) DOZ. superior Ol'.AIN ORADLES. ?M 10 doz. (iritliu'ri Crain and Orasa Saythea, i uni nceived and foi eulo low bv Muy 17 JOHN AONEW A SON. Meals furnished at all boura at POLLOCK'S. AIKEN PREMIUM LAUD SALE. $100,000 tobe Distributedlo Sltur?holders.., IjllVB DOLLARS Will purchase*'share, in. . 1 eluding a work of art worth five donan).' The Derby Perm Property to bo distributed ? i embraces the largest Vineyard and Orchard in tbs South. UNEQUALED ' CLIMATE! PEACEABLE COUNTRY! GENEROUS SOIL! M Th? salubrious and Iiealtb-giving climate of J Aiken has given it the ?amo of "The Baratos? , of..tho South." . M'i.lif !??'.? ) I?.7.OOO in Prommtoa presented to ?bar?? bomera.' " *' $rO0;000 in Real Estate and Gree-uback Prises to bo diet ribo! od to Sh ?re-holden? {j 94 Real Estate Prizes, worth'from $309 to , 125.000. '.'i ' . 822 Greenback PriZ6S, from $5 to $1,(100. .' * Only 19,000sh?ree will be leaned. '?.>. ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIRTY-ONE WILL ' DRAW A PRIZE. . /.. ! This Real Entate- .Property, convoyed,by .. Dood of Truat to the Committee who aro to I conduct the Drawing;ls' to be transferred by them to the fortunato Share-holders ae soon as the remaining shares are sold. 1 .Tho Drawing will take place according to . tho.published programme. ,' , THE DAY"OP THE DHAW?NG . Will bo announced by telegram to-tho Asso? ciated Presa. , ./ . ' iii}.i ?Iv A Bmall cum invested now may secure a for- ' tune. -..-'. Uj tr. if. 1 :< ?>? - Every Hharo bolder.tony rest ?assured of . equal justice, and that dhtii scheme, tinlike many others, . < ft 'til . . .rr. >,\' . ; ? . IS.."FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST." Money received alter the books are.cloaod * wilt be piomptly returned.. For full p?rlicn- 1 lars, aB embraced in revised pamphlet, ad- ' dross J. C. DERBY, General Manager. '. 1 Kev Box No. 034,-An gnat a, Qa. 1 W MR. J. MoO. THARIN, the agent of .the ' Association, can be found for a short- timo at J tho office of Mr. D. Gambrill, Main street. .., May 18 7] . AfiNODNCEM?NT MTRi?RDiM??': H A. T S , *z,z And Gents' Furnishing Goods, . 10 PER 'GENT. BELOW COST, ' GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR; THIS is ho humbug. We are obliged to dispos? of .all Gooda bow in atoro by tho lat of September, to make a change in our, bnaineaa. Take noti??i that each artfcIO io marked ita coat in : plain figures? from which will be DEDUCTED TEN PER CENT. The puhlio io particularly requested to call early, aa hargama may be obtained, Country mer chanta vialtiog thc ctt\ cap find a choice stock, of nevi and eeartonable'goods af-our atora." BuariD mimi, gooda 10 per ct ut. below coat? at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. May 19_'_- ? ' _ i White's Gardening for the Son th, BY the late Wm. A. White, of Athen?,"Ga. S2. HOLMES" 8 "kUTHERN FARMER and MAR? KET G ARD KN EH. $150. Tlx- riioeph&iv Ftnt'ks ot South Carolina, their Fl lalo ry und- 'Developments-t.oloreoj Flu tea. 1125. : Sis. Sermona on Temperance, h\ J .j man Beecher. S?end Kin 1 .ric; ira?'? lilt* of i.i'cTtin H on frenching. |4. !.. r-ubm;., J) 1>. tl .Ot?. 'ir. ubov .-cnt.hv moil " l>Ci FIE & CHA' Di \>. Fob 1*1 O, |.i. -ne < I.?MHI ih Hid? 1. BB AK D J KS. 50Ai*K-< Jame? ll? i<m ct I'int.c'.t nburg Fi Orr? Kif Atti H Es in.{erm? ?nvtet, ana Qth red pu: e und unadlkUc-i ntl il. ') ln:;t iflUI pri.-e vi ningi?, of 1835. 1858, 1800 und 1863 Stock of Htiuk*. Clarc'ts anti White Wi|,?-?. ia^ elude abi'ie of tho uu?bt lamm;? brande ar well ne HOM ?(I 'mr privet goods. For aab- bv Mm chas_GEO S VMM ERR. For Sale, 343/\f\ AGUES <>f LAND in Barnwell, . OUU on thc r.d.atu. . 750 AGUES in Kerthtff-In lota to enit. Srt\v Mill and 2 (KM? ten ? of Land in isling? ton, on North Fdleto. $7,1*00. . 2,500 acre? Waterer Bottom Lend. $2pr acre 9 500 acres creek bottom and pine Land* at fl per acre. 1 Houav in this city. $5,000. I HOUSK and thirteen seres LAND, near the city-$8.600. Apply to JOBN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. I Sen?: 25_ ? ? ;; ; - ' ly' Cleavland'Binerai Springs, (FOIIBIKIU.Y WILSOfl'a,) 55 ?fiki W.est of Charlotte, Jf. C. . . rpilE subscribers, having associated thssv 1 selves id the management of these ! Spring?, would announce to their friends and the public (hst Ibo House ls non open for th? reception of visitors. . * To those whi> bave tested ibo virtues of ?brae extraordinary, wat? rs, it ia deemed nm- ' necessary to say anything by way of com , mendatton, bot to others they confldi>nliy aa? eure satisfaction if they will make trial of Ul? bealing properties ot tb? waters for only a I ?hort timo. . We pledge ourselves to spare neither pain? nor txpenoe in order to render all who may * favor ns with ? oalla? comfortable as possi? ble. In pro opeo t of an ab un danoo of annulica*, we b.-.vo adopted the following scale of REDUCED CHARGES: If over 10 days. at..$1.50per day.. If not over 10 days,.1.75 .* j Single day. 350 Children between tbs ages of two and eighi years, and colored servants, at half ratest Waahing on reasonable terms. It is rxpocted that tho Western Division of tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad will bo completed to within a mil? or two of tho Spring* at an early day.. J. J. DLAOKWOOD, Inno 4 t _R. M. OATER._ Soap! Soap'.! Soap!!! I f\C\ BOXES FAMILY SOAP-quality nn 1UU etirpaseod, and pr?cf?? reduced 20 per cet<t.-n\ wholesale and retail, by M.iv 13 JOHN AGNEW & SON,