The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 18, 1871, Image 1
THE DAILY
"Let our Just Censure
Attand tue True Event."
BY J. A. SELBY
COLUMBIA. S. 0. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 23. 1*71.
VOL. VII-NO. 30.
HOW THB PAXAOEff rRD PRTVATH RESI
ist i! Poris-dores no* to?oa gio Uh?-?a cr?
imine, i Such was,, th oit hsliieh resalvo,
end they pro^d^-to.wy,Jhoit threat
ol destroying the capital which they
oodl? fa'?t'rM??" Thoyt?? Hb 'Work 'to i
three die tl not way?. ?'?> Io tho palaoos and
public o?hcs which. 4heyi commanded,
Wore arranged dt properd?B&mc?B.'OrR?bf
tbamiwouldbo overturned andi, ignited;
t?io flames wo^d rapidly spread, and the
wholo'building would S?QU be pant saJL
!mm?wii& ?ti' this vay; \m tho
.railleries? thetPa^uiB Royal, ?h? Hotel '
d?; Ville, tho Pu!ac8 of the Legion i of.
HonorrrajaA pJher.ceVbrated; public edi-1
Marine, but tho wretches engaged in tho
work of-destruotibnv. bad' . to > fly .before
they could; sot tire ? to (he pots of petro?
leum which they had planted in f-hompst
likely corridors^ Thero was" a second.
method adopted: for tho'1 destruction' of.
private- houses, When it became' TJ6
Qeseary-ibo, retire-from a particular barri?
cade,, tho guards .tore to pieces tho bods
which'formed part' of tho barricades;
took tho tow out of the beds, dipped ' it
in petroleum, and- loaded their guns
with it. Then they fired the tow into
the.wjndows of.;the ;.house, .It was in
this way that tho block of houses m the
Rue Royale, facing the"Madeleine, was
bet on fire. .
; HUH a third method:.men and women
were going about Paria, with bottles of
petroleum in their pockets, or hid about
their dresBen. They, threw these bottles
down into the ground floors of every
dwelling they could got at.
., If there was no room for the bottle to I
-get through, tho neck of tho bottle could
get into certain nir-hoIcB which belong [
to the oona tr notion of French houses;
?the liquid would bo poured in, and a
lighted matoh would bo sent in after it.
In tfiis way, very many privo to houseu
were set tniflaro.ee; and many hundreds
of women were taken in the sot all day
-some of them shot upon,the spot. All
day, too, ' tho iu h ab i ta hts, napp?iaed o|
what was going on, were engaged in
stopping np all the sky-lights, gratings,
and air-holes which connected their
ground floors with tpe pavements.
Wherever yon turned, ,in every street,,
you caw the inhabitants busy, plastering,fl
bricking or shutting np with planks the
twp feet, of | their ? houses next to I the
pavement, . Not only were women taken,
out the firemen, also, ia great numbers,
were arrested. Tho fact is, that many
adh?rants of- the Commune entered the
rank* V?.^ejflremsM, : partly to disguise
themselves., nud partly to spread the fire,'
instead of extinguishing it.
."'TB?.OI??II" F AT? OP THE COMMUNIST
LV:AT)EI(H.-l'lio' Qoveriimeut troops are
vindictive, if not- even brutal,.in follow?
ing up their victory. A trio of the
Communist leaders' was captured1 on
"thursday night. They were Jules. Val?
les, Ferrav.aud- Longuet, Yalies was
made prisoner after the others, in rear of
't?ieTueatr?;du Cb?ie??t.' His comrades
. had ' t??et? f?ken very shortly before.
YalleB was dragged forward by tho Ver
, saHlists,.and. ono of their non-cornmis
j sioned officers struck him upon tho nock
' witbVlilV ^word.^ih'his'angler and agony,
' Vanes htrnok?a?k, and immediately an
.extemporary shooting party was drasvn
-up, und fired into the body of, the uufpr
1 ?t?nate robe!.. But Valles,;hod,?the bad
-tasto not to dio off nt ouco; hq writhed
;and twined, and,(groaned ppon. the
ground, until nearby, all who irorq .wUhih
sight and hearing had to avert their oj es
.-and m?Veaway from .tho moat horrible
Buffering. ,,Th,o captain commaudiug the
fl?ing party tpld.tqd thatj ''they let him
? Bt?ffejr'on p??p'oB?."j ' Hi? f ellow'-chp1 tlvo,
' . Ferfey whose-d?om* was b?t' deferred
cried out: "Oh r Captai ni in the mame of
mercy,.put .him out-Of-pniu;" and the
appeal was eo far successful that tho eap '
-.tors (hen ebbt their prisoner dead.
Lefrane?is,' Gamboa', and . Amouroux
were shot in the Rue de la Banque
tigairiet' the' Wair Of the Stamp Office
Raoul Bigahlt finished Ihis days in th?
court yard of thy Ecole- Militaire. Cour
bet? the painter, who. ordered tho de
struc?i??'o?. the V?uu?tne ?o?umu, was
'found hiding in a cupboard, not quite
large enough to conceal him, io the'Mi
nistry of Finance, and, attempting ?ome
resistance, was, aocording to some rc
- ports, shot on tho spot. Mal journal,
Who has boasted over sicco the fatal 22d
of Marbh, when the Party of Order was
fired upo? in tho Rue de la Pa'x, that he
gave the order, has met the fate whioh
bo so richly merita.
DombroWBki died in tho bed-room in
the Hotel de Villo formeily occupied by
Mdlle. Haussmann. Tho day after his
escape from LaMuctte hu received three
rifle shots while nt a . barricade in the
Rue d'Oraano. Ho was transferred from
there tb the ffotel de Ville, where he
died of his '.wounds. Delescluz?: was
,' killed ?u Tuesday at the barricade of the
Chateau d'Eau. His face was much dis?
figured by a portion of a burning wall
which had fallen on it. His identity is
am ?ly proYtd by papers found in'his
pocket. Tho insurgent Gen. Bison, who
was captured, wai shot yesterday, as well
as Tayernier, a member of the Commune,
Milli?re, a deputy ol tho National As?
sembly, waa arrested on Thursday io the
Place, Luxembourg., He was tinonee led
to tho Placo dn.PtttReos!, s?^tbpra.iih.ol.
Peuple/"
[Panis Cor. London News, May 2G.
: ri-.Wi -i-. . ? j
More than sixty applications a doy for
passports, are reooived at tho State De?
partment, from Americans desiring to
tr?v^nbjEujrojD^
. 8eegers' Beer ~~
BQNVT'?on tain. Strychnine. Ills jmre, and
warranted to bo so._March ll
fm ported and Domeetio Cigars at POLLOCK S.
Bpeoial Hotioo?.
^rr^ iris
IT3 GUEE AN? IT8 PREVENTIVE,
[ii ,/ - ;BT .j? fl, 8CHBNCK, SI? ?. ??.. i
MANY a haman being, has passed away,
. for whoso death there wee no other rea?
son than tho neglect, of known and u^diapyO
ttbly proven means ?T.'curo. Those hear and
uo'ar to family ?hd fHondB ?re Bleeping the
dresml?ss elnmberinto which, had they calm
.JOSEPH II? SCH K NC KM
SIMPLE1 TREATMENT,;..
And,availed tuomsfaivea of lila wonderful c-fti
Cucl?us medicines, they would not have fallon.
Dr. Sche'nck huH, in his own caso, proved
that wherevor sufficient vitality rcniains, that
vitality, .by his medicines ut?? li ii directions
for. their uso, ia .quickened into hualthtul
"vigor. " " ."'
In thia ?tatomont thcreis nothing prcaump
tuons. To the faith of the invalid is in nd o rm
representation that la not a thousand (inion
enbatantiated by living and visible works.
Tho theory of tho euro by Dr. Rcheuck'a ma
diciuois ae aimple as it ia unfailing. Ita phi?
losophy requires no argument, lt ia Belt-as?
suring, BBlf-convincing.
.Tho Seaweed Tonio and Mandrake Pills arc
tho fi rat two weapona with whh-h tho citadel
of tho malady is assailed. Two-thirds of thc
casos of consumption originate in dyspepsia
and a fanetionaily disordered liver. With th ic
condition tho bronchial tubes "sympathize*
with the stomach. They reapond to tho mor
blSo action of tho liver. Hero, then, comes
tho culminating roBult, and tho setting in
with all its distressing symptoms, of
CONSUMPTION.
The Han drake Pille are composed of ono o
nature's noblest gifte-tho Po don h il I um Pel
tatum. - They possess all the blood-anarch
lng, alterative properties of calomel; but, nu
like calomel, they
"LEAVE NO STING MICHINO."
Tho work of'euro is now beginning. Tin
vitiated and mucous deposits in the bowell
?nd in the alimentary canal are ejected. Th<
livor, liko a clock, is wound up. It arousei
from tts torpidity. Tho stomach acte reapqn
sirely, and the patient begins to fool that h~<
ls getting, at last,
>^ A BUl'PLY OF GOOD II LOGO. .
The (Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with th
Pills, permeates and assimilates with the food
Ch yu neat ion ia now progressing without it
firovioua torteros. Digestion becomes pain
ess, and the cure is soon to be at hand
There is no more flatulence, .no oxacerbatio:
of tho stomach. An appotlte sota in.
Kow cornea the greatest Blood Purifier eve
yet given by an indulgent father to sufferin
man. Bchenok's Pulmonlc Byrup oomea in t
perform its functions and to hasten ind cort
ploto tho cure. It enters at once upon it
work. Nature cannot-bu cheated. It collect
Sad ripons the Impaired and dfacaaed port lor:
of the lunge. In tho form of gatherings,'
pruparos them for expectoration, and lol in
vory short time, the malady id vanquish e<
the rotten throne that it occupied ie reuovatc
add made n'cw, and tho patient, in. All tho d?|
ni ty of regained vigor, steps forth to cnj<
the' manhood or the womanhood that was
OIV.KX Ol?, AH JL.OHT. ,
The second tiling is, tho patients must at?
In a warm room until they got well; lt is o
moat impossible toprevent tabing cold win
'the lungs are diseased, but it must be pr
vonted, pr a cure cannot be effected. Frei
.air and riding unt. especially ,n- tliis sccth
of tho country in lite fall and winter acuso
are all wrong. Physicians who rccommei
that coarse loan their patient?, if their Inn
BjCOjbadly diseased^ ana .yet, because they, a
ju, tho houso, they .must; not sit down nuit
they mu?t walk about "tho room SB much a
'as'faat as the strength will boar, to get np
good circulation of blood. The patter
must.Jwep in good splritB-be determined
get wo ll, .Thia has a groat doal to do with t
appetite,' arid ie tho great point to gain.
To doapalr of cure a ft ot au e. h evidence of
{?saibility in tho worst cases; and moral c
alnty in allothera, is sinful. Dr. Bebano
.perennal ?talement to the-Faculty of his o
cure >vaa in thean modest'words:,
" '.'??any years ago I wuo in tho laat stage's
consumption; confined tb my bed, and at <
time my physicians thought that. leonid i
l^yaa wuek; then, liko a drowning man cal
lng. at straws, I hoard of and obtained 1
pr?par?t lona which I now offer to the pub
andy they'made a perfect enre of me.
seethed to me that I oould feel them penn tr
my wholo system. They soon ripened
matter in mylunga, and I would spit up m
than a pint of offensive yellow matter cv
morning for a long time.
"As noon aa that began to subside,
cough, fover, pain and night sw? ats nil bej
to leave me, and my appetite becunin sn gi
that it was with difficulty that I could' U
from eating too ?mc?i. i soon gained siren
and have grown in flesh ever since.
"I waa weighed shortly after my recove
added the Doctor, "thou looking like a n
skelotou; my weight wu? only nincfy-se
pounds; my present weight ia two h uhr
and twenty-five [325] pounds, and for yea
tiavo onjoyod nuintorruptcd health."
Dr. He h en ck has discontinued his pru
atonal visita (o New York and huston. H
his son, Dr. J. H. Sclienck, Jr., still couti
to seo patients at their nfl ice, No. 15 Ni
Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Satui
from 9 A. M. to S P. M. Those who wi
thorough (lamination with the Itcsplrom
will bu charged $5. The UcBpirometer'
clarea thu exact condition of the lunga,
patients can readily learn whothcr they
curable or not.
Tho directions for taking tho medicines
adapted to the intelligence even of a oj
, Follow those directions, and kind nature
do the real, excepting that in somo caset
I Mandrake Pille are to be taken in inore
doma; the three medicines need no othe
: eompanimonte than the ctnplo instruo
that aocompany them: First croato eppi
Of returning health hunger is tho most
como symptom. When it comes, as it
come, let tho deepaiiing at once bo of
cheer. Good blood at onco follows, the c
loosens, tho night' sweat io abated.
Short time both of those morbid ay mp
are gon> forever.
j Pr. Schmidt's medicines aro constantly
ip tuns ot thousands of familles. As a
ttve';*r' p?.rga'?ive; the Mandrake Pills
standard preparation; wtiilo. the j Pub
Bylnp, as a oarer of coughs and colds, m
regarded *. a. prophylacteric against
sumption in any cit its forms.
Frico of tho Pulmon?a Rvrup and Sei
Tonio, ll.BO a bottle, or 17.50 a half d
Mandrake Pills, 25 eta. a box. For salo
druggists and dealers. JOHN F. HEN H
8 Obliege Place, New York, Wholoaale Af
Nov 10 . ,
AVOID tiTJACKS.-A victim ?r cai
discretion,'causing nervous debilito
m aturo decay, Ste., having-tried in vain
advertised rom edy, has a mm plo met
self-euro, whioh bo will sond freo to his t
sufferers. Address J. H. TUTTLE, 78 K
Btroot. Now York. _ Deo 231
Tho coolest. Lager In tho city can bo :
POLLOCK'S.
. ?T.?I^-rrj-i;r : -!-:-Ci-;1 ' 1 ?1 .-F
.i?i ' Be-Vistt of Dr! Hen dal],
AB tho exterminator' odi?OHNB and BU?
NIONS, whoso ire uni fitton :ln thia particular
brunch ol anrgevy IB o-lroady known, ia again
tn our 'dity, and omi bo found at tho Washing?
ton Hoh'ae. AB thurn is no doubt us to his
akill abd efficiency in tho removal of thone
impediment's, to walking in comfort, persone
rroQdidg hip services should not delay in hiv
ingTocnnrfio to his aid. Juno G
tDKUllil^ y ANO EOJ. AC1ATIO N HOT 11
rea ult from tho lack of ability to convert tho
food into nutriment. How. necessary, then,
for thpso anU'wing from those ul ar min g symp?
toms' to immediately roeurt to n ronicdy that
will strengthen tho atomach and digestivo
orgnna. For, is soon as thia desi rabio objoct
has been accomplished tho hoaltk improvee,
and tho patient resumes his usual poreonai
appearance. Hostetter'a titomach Bittors
havo attained a world-wide popularity in finch
caecH, and havo been proven tho best and
safost means of removing constipation, toning
tho stomach, giving enorgy to,tho liver,Und
relieving every symptom of ncrvousncaa and
depression of Bpirils. Ita cheering and bene?
ficial t'fleota aro highly 'spoken of by thon
aanda, who^owo to it their reatoration to
health. No reatorative in tho annals of me?
dicine bas attained theeamo popularity in the
short space of time it has been before the
public, or baa won the high endorsements ac?
corded to this excellent tonio. Many other
preparations, purporting to bo correctives
and restoratives, nave been introduced, and
havo perished one by one, while tho popularity
of Hoatotter's Stomach Bitters continu?e to
increase, and is now recognized as a standard
household medicine. Tho SUCCORS which at?
tends the uso of tho Bitters evinces at once
its virtuos in all caaes of dobility and dlacaaee
of tho atomach. Certificates, almost without
number, have been published, attesting ita
truly miraculous power in removing those
painful and fearful diseases. And at this time
it aooma idle to do more than cali attention tc
tho great remedy of the age, in order tc
awaken publie attention to ita excellence. It
is the only preparation of the kind that is re?
liable in all casen, and it is therefore worth}
of tho consideration of the afflicted.
JunolG_1G
#MANHOOD :
How Lost 1 How Restored \
Just published, in a sealed enve?
lope. Price, six t ents.
ALECTURE on tho Natural Treatmen
and Radical Curo of Spermatorrhen. o
Sstninal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Dobility, and Impediments to Marri
age generally; Nervousness, Consumption
Epilepsy aqd F?B; Mental and physical luca
pacity. reuniting from Self-Abuse, Ac, by Bc
?HF.nT J. CUT'.VKitWKLii, Mi D., author of th
.'Green Book,'-' Ac?
? "A Boori lo TUonaanda of Bafferer?.1'
. Rent, tin 1er seal, in a plain cnvelopo, to an
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cent*, o
two postage stamps, by OHAS. J. O. KLINi
AGO.,
W7 liowtiy, New Yurk-P. O. Dux, 4.58?
Juno G_3mo
COUNTY CLAIMS AND JUHY CEUT1
K1CATE8 bought by
Feb 5 , ,_D. QAMBCILL. Broker.
STOCKS, BUN US anti COUPONS bong]
and sold by D. GAMBBJLL. Broker.
COTTON SHED oil. CAKE can tia hs
at all times, and iu any quantity, of
, Jan 21 _E. HOPE.
JU If OIC A I..
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on great e
oial avila and abuses, which inter fe
with MARIIIAOK, with suro means of relief f
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and d
kpilitated. Sent in -sealed letter envelope
free of charge. Address Iii J U A HD HAN IT
BX AID- ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Nin
.Street. Philadelphia. Pa. . ^ayj^3mij
I For Safe.
THE LOT known as Christ Church prop?
ty, situated on thu South-east comer
Blaudiug and Marion streets, in tho city
Columbia, containing oho acre.
ALSO,
The Lot on Richardson street, South of a
adjoining the United States or Nicliornon li
tel Eot, flouting on P.ichardson street CS f?
fi inches, and running back 20S feet fi Inch
Each of tho iihuvo Lots, from their pc<
Haily favorablo locations, must fast i ncr el
in value.
In addition to the above, tho subset ibcr
fera for sale a largo amount nf Itual Kati
in thia city, iu tho surrounding country,
Newberry, and in Kpartahhurg,-consisting
Houses and Lots, Karma, Mills. Ac.
May 24 nmg_J. W. PARKER
Gun and Blasting Powder.
AFULL supply of tho col?hraffd Diipoi
GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in ki
and cannister*, is row offio ed to merell a
and consum?i s at the lowest market rates,
tho undersigned, who are oole ugents for
manufacturers at this place.
May 25 _JOHN; AGNEW A SO>
To Rent.
ADESI lt ABLE STOBE, on Main stn
noar tho comer of Blauding. Furier
applv to Dr. John Lynch, or
Feh 22_ ll BN DRIX A JIM
Malt Corn "Whiskey,
WARRANTED two years old. at
For 21_JOHN C.SEEOEltt
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & Cl
Grocers and Commission Mercha:
CHARLOTTE, If. C.
SOLICIT ordors for COTTON, Corn. Pl
Bacon, Lard, Ac, and F?rnily Groce
generally. Orders flll?d oarefully and prot
Fy._Fob 7 1
Private Boarding.
MRS. 8. J. WYATT Informs her fri?
and tho public in general, that abo
opened a PRIVATE BOABD1NG HO?SI
Plain street, noar DnU. The honan is 1
and airy, and f.uests may expect the corni
of a home._Ma;
/ Special Notice.
A iSir^ TIIE MILLS H O U l
EMSSffei-sh Charleston, S. C., bab red
ffi-SM??^? ita rato pt Transient lloai
Hb^BaSpBCta.On per dav during tho i
merinuinhs. J .'PARKER, Fropriat'
G. W. PA nv EH, Superintendent.
May 30 3um . . ., _
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't, contain Cococulus Indinus
_Berries to make-sleepy or headache.
Meals furnished st all hours at POLLOI
. Cle&veland. Kinora! Springs, .
. I (FORMERLY WILSON'S,! ,
55 Milea Weet of Charlotte, N. C.
THE aubucribera, having aeaociatod them
selves in the management of these
Springs, would announce to their frionda arid
tho public that tho Honso ia now opeta for tho
reception of visitera. .
.To thone who havo teated ,the virtuos of
'tll^ao extraordinary water's, it ia deemed un
nee'essnry to say anything byway of com?
mendation, but tn others they confidently aa
euro satisfaction if they will make trial of the
healing properties of the waters for only a
abort lime.
Wo pledge nir selves to spare ne iliacr'pains
nor-expemxo in order to rondor ult who may
favor us with n call na cotnfoitable us pom
blo. ; in prospect of an abundance of supplies,
wu havo adopted Uni following seato of
REV GOER (?IlAUUP.fi:
If over 10 daysotit.. $1.50 per day.
If not over 10 days,. 1.75 "
bingle day.2 5U
Children bctwocu tho ages of two aud eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms.
lt ia expocted that tbo Western Division of 1
tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Itutherford
Railroad will bo completed to within a milo
or two of thc Spriug.i at an earlv day.
J.J. BLACKWOOD,
Jnno4 t_It. M. PATE?;
State of South Carolina-Richland Co.
/.V TUE COMMON PLEAS.
Martha J. Townsend, Administratrix, vs. Wm.
J. Iiuteon et al.
ALL persons having claims against tho
estate of tho lato ?Samuel Townsend, de?
ceased, intestate, aro required to prove them
boforo the undersigned, on or before tho 1st
day of July next. W. 8. MONTEITH,
Jane.ll id Special Referee.
WM. GLAZE,
(Formerly Glaze & Radcliffe,)
HAH on hand, at reduced prices. GOLD and
SILVER W ATC ll ES, JEWELRY, SIL?
VER aud PLATED WARE, Houao Furnishing
Goods, Guns, Pistil* and Sporting Grods.
N. R. Having the sgeticv of the American
Philadelphia Watches, (Paulus Pat. Ib?3.) I
am prepared to furnish them ut in un niac?
in mr's prices. I can recommend them a first
claBs time piece.
Repairing and Engraving donn by first class
workmen, sud warranted. WM. GLAZE,
One door North Scott .V Son's Hanking
noose. June 0 t2mo
STOVES! ,STi)VK?! ?T0YES!
Tin-ware ! Tm-ware ! Tin-ware !
PLUMBING, ROOFING,GUTTERING, and
all work iu this line, put up lo order
and ready for salo at the
0 A R OL IN A M A N -UFA C TOE Y.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
H EN KY II. PLEASE,
March 22 t Proprietor.
White's Gardening for the South,
jg Y ^tho late Wm. A. White, ot At liena, Ga.
HOLMES* SOTTTfTKHN FA I ?MER and MAR?
KET GARDENER, il 50.
The Phosphate Rocks ot South Carolina,
their History and Developments-Colored
Plates. SI 25.
Six Sermona on Temporalic?, by- Lyman
Bencher.
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Court-?- of Lecture* on
Preaching. H, L. Debney, D li. $1 5?.
Any above eeuLbv mail".
UUTF1E A CHAPMAN,
Feb 1 fl Oppiit- i 11' Columbia Hotel.
CORRECT TIME
MAY bc obtained Hy ratling nt ISAAC
SULZHACHKH'.-' anil purchasing imo
of those justly celebrated ELGIN
WATCH EH, aiid ivhere you cnn lind n
i complete stock of DiiitiioiidM.'Jewelry,
jSilvu- eml Plated \V?re, rf ibo bent
.manufacture. In addition aro tho
United States, Waltham, English and Swiss
1 Watches in (Jeld and si?vi r Canes, which ?ill
be cloned Out ut Ne w Vol k i rices.
Cousin nt ly on hand lim? Gold Chains, Seal
Kings, Ch arms. Locket i?, Slei ve Huttons, Set e,
and a varied duck i-f Fancy Articles.
All kinds ci Repairing ilt-tie prompt I v, and
Warranted, by ISAAC SI'LZ HAG MER,
AIM il 27 Under Columbia Hoii'l.
"REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.
THE undersigned respeclfiiily i ii To nus
i his customers that, he has REMOVED to
Ultu new store, on Mum street, directly
.oppot-ito (be Columbia Ililli!, und ia (tilly
prepared witii an e'utirol*. NEW STOCK (if1
GOODS, to (it out a (.'enth iii .ii in the verv
LATEST FASHION. He has secured thc
lateht und hist atvle* of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODtf gc neraily. Cull st the new stand and
; select a buit, or leave uuir tudor and havo il
made to measure. C. lt. KBEBHAKDT.
Mareil 20
Scythes and Grain Cradles.
2DOZ. superior fi RAIN CRADLES.
10 doz. Orimn'a Grain And Grasa Sjytboa,
I Just received and for salo low bv
May 17 _JJHlN AQKEW .V SON.
Soap! Soap'.! Soap!!'.
inn BQ^KS FAMILY SOAP- quality un
X vj v * surpassed, and prices reduced 20
pet* cent-at wholesalo and retad, by
_Mayl3 ._. JpHN AONEW A BOW.
The Exchange House
HAS been overhauled and re-arranged
[fur tho Spring and Summer. Iced Leve
_ rages compounded at short notice.
May ff' ; PAYH?Nfl F.R_<V FRANKI .IN.
Seegers' Reer is Pure.
IT don't coutain Copperas, Snit. T ime oi
_Alum. March ll
Claret on Draught.
TUST or rued, ono Cask choice TABLE
CLARET, for salo low, liv tho gallon or
dozen, by _JOHN AGNEW A. SON.
Tlie best placo to gel a cool summer drink
ia at POLLOCK'S.
REDUCTION
PHXGE
. .' $?)te-r ... f<;? i.-,"
Spring anti Sumnier Clothing,
AT If*
R. & W. C. SWAFFJJELD'S.
WE havj tho largest retail plod: in tlic
State, an?], nnxioaa to reduce it, will
soil it at QHEATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Tho stock ia unbroken, and Ibo best stock
wo hero over bandied.
New .HATS, of a deairablo style, just re?
ceived.
Thia redaction will apply also to oar CUS?
TOM DEPARTMENT. May IC
.S.OTai.WVMS 0 *M 2 S
XV
'Sinqioxo Jenramg pun auijdg
?O
NT
NOIIO?1OIH
New Books, by Express.
PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
CHRIST, Ac, by Strond, and letter by
Sir James Simpson, M. D.
War and Culturo, by Arthur Helps, tl.50.
Hugh Miller's Life and Letters, two vol?
umes, by Peter Bay no, with portrait. 14.
Christianity and Posttiveism, by McCosh.
People's Practical Poultry Book, completo.
Why Did Ho Not Die? From the German, by
Mrs. Wiatar.
Callirhoo, a Romaneo, by Sand. 12.
Climates for Invalida, by L. Bill. $1.25.
Body and Mind, by M?ndale?, London. $1.
Tho Old Fashioned Boy, by Farqnareon.
Little Men, by author of Little Women.
Pike County Bailada, by John Hay. ?L50.
Mra. Beeton's Bnok of Household Manage?
ment. Most complete work. HhiBtratod,
Also, some new Novels bv good authors,
just oponed, at BRYAN A McCARTER'S
Junojfl_Ilonkstoro.
M. H, BERRY'S "~
Furniture Ware-room
Plain Street, near .Vam.
NOW on hand f>.nd d.iily ro
reiivirig from the manufac?
tories of New York,. Boston,
Cincinnati and Louisville, tho
- largest assortment of FUR?
NITURE ever kepi In this market, conoirrtlng
in part of Walnut Tailor. Chamber and Din
ing-Room Suite; 200 Bedsteads of di m rent
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES mado to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at
shortest notice and in the best manner.
Terms caah and Gooda cheap. Oct 80
Good Taings.
RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey. Sir
Robert Bur ucl t's Old Tom Gin. O tard,
Dupuy, Cognac Brandy, Duff Gordon's Pale
Sherry, South-side Madura Wine. landon
Dock Port Wine, Ribbon's London Porter,
McEwen'* Scotch Ale. The above direct from
tlio importers and warranted pure. i ?nj
F?>raalal/y EDWARD HOPE.
Every Otip Drinks Soegera" Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength ind improves
their health. March ll
For Sale,
3i~*f\f\ ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
. OUv/ ph the r.disto.
T?t) ACRES In Kershaw-in lots to snit.
Haw Mill and 2 ('Utiai-res of Land ia boxing
ton, on North 1 .dirtn, 17,100.
2,501) acres W*t?roo Rottum Land. $2 pr acre
'2,6?I? acres crock bottom and pine Land, at
$2 per acre. 1 House in this city, $5,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
city-$8 ??no. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sof. 2.?_Iv
The Dexter Stables.
THE undersigned have re
SLfi LJl moved their Stables to thc now
EM?h.? building, iunrediately South ot
*w7T6?^5tyl?i'snney,a Hall, and, with a new
*\V4*^5^ f?tocU of CARRIAGES. ?'UG
G1ES H-UO fine HORsF.S, ?lo prepared lo an?
swer nil calla that may ho made upon thc m.
Horses bought and sold on comiiiff-sicn.
Persons in want of good stock, are Invited to
give us a call. Liberal advances mado ou
stork lett for salo. ROYCE A CO.
W. H. UoTOK.
C. H. PETTINOILL. Jun 24
G-uns, Pistols, Etc.
I INFORM my friends and
^^?^x' public In geucra! that I ItUye
-?d5^?*^?>4wjuHt received an entire ; new
w ^stock of Double and Single Bar-,
roi OUNS, REPEATERS, Flaska, PoAc^ea,
Pistol-Belts, Cape. Back-Shot, Oarirfdges.
Cartridges for all kinds of Pl kt oh), Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
REPAIRING done at'short notice.
Oct8_ _P. W. KRAFT. M*in street.
BRANDIES.
5CASKS James HenneBBy'?r<r, Brandenburg
Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and
odored pure and unadulterated. Those com
priso vintages of 1695, 1858. 1800 and 18G3
Stock of Hocks. Clarets and Wbilo Wines in?
clude y o u i e of tho most famous brands as well
OB ?Mind laxo prided n??dt. For salo by
Marches _ GEO. KYMMERH.
Canned Goods.
ALA MODE BEEF, Veal, Wild DucV, frosh
Mackerel, frosh Salmon, 'Oysters,
Peaobea, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Gage
Plums. AU of first quality and full weight.
For Bale low._E. n?PE.
OLD BANK HIL.I.5 and Mt'TlL,VTKO
CTJRRKNVY bought and sold by
Nov 23 Gmo . D. GAM KRILL. Broker.
A fino summer tonio is Hattorfs Bitters
eau be Iud at POLLOCK'S.
'f??tZ??fo ?^fe^?S?nyl inform
(^KSHHftk ul? p*troni ?ud the public- Ro?
ri uTntw^ffl$s c- ?o ^rm^u^fl^l?
atore, opposite the Columbia Hotel, where he
[sWpsiTJttto 6k^titerB*ttrfict?i41y: el!'?pe?
ra t iou B sod worky of vna&aoaxerkbDU bt%pro
fc^ion. demande, Terjns accommodating.
isjbfpLii?' IMP BX) VJSM?^^ii
miTQSE who bave loet eeveraL Natnv?S
A Teeth, and hayo beep, advised to pari
with remaining wound onon, &a th o Aret atop
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, aar?
requested,- before submitting to a practico,
cruel in itself, a nfl; often unn,eceHnarlly~pcr
formed, to convince themselvesof -ita fallacy,
by.looking clusoly into a, matter pf BO much
importance.' * ..
Tho above'improvoment was designed'to ra?
nia t so.deplorable a practice,.and- after a tho?
rough tent pf mor? tuan three years; is found
capable of accomplishing what no, other sys?
tem of Artificial Deutlatry baa heretofore done.
It it now possible, to'on?a?n pd rt tal "ea see,
which will Bavo for years - Natural Teeth, aud
be at the aamo time rcliablo in every respect;
An invitation is hereby given to-'such as
feel intoreatoji .to oall.at our Operating
Booms, and examine duplicate specimens of
cases now in actual Use.
Nov Gt REYNOLDS A REYNOLDS.
$10O.O0O!
AIKEN PR?MX?nl LARD SALE.
$100,000 to be />i*fri.t/uted lo Bliareholders. .
FIVE DOLLARS will purchase a share, in?
cluding a work of art worth five dollars.
. Tho 'Derby Farm Proporty to be distributed,
embraces tho largest Vineyard and Orchard
in tho South. ..- .
UNEQUALED . CLIMATE! PEACEABLE
COUNTRYl GENER0U8 HO I Ll
Tho salubrious and health-giving climate of
Aiken has given it the name of '.'The Saratoga
of the South."
$95,000 in Premiums presented to Share?
holders. .
(100,000 in Real Estate and Greenback
Prizes to be distributed to Share-holders.
94 Real Eetato Prizes, worth from $300 to
$25,000.
522 Greenback Prises, from $5 to $1,000.
Only 19,000 sh arco wUl be iaaued.. .
ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIRTY-ONE WLtX.
DRAW A PRIZE.
This Beal Estate Property, conveyed by
Deed of TruBt to tho Committee, who are to
eonduot the Dr?wlng, la to be transferred by
them to the fortunate Share-holders as soon
as tho remaining shares are sold.
The Drawing Hill take placo according to
tho published programme.
THE DAY OF THE DBAWTNG
Will be announced by telegram to ibo Asso?
ciated Press. A email sum invested now may
eecure a fortune.
Every Hhnro-holdor may rest assured of
equal justice, and that this scheme, unlike
many others.
IS "FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST."
Money received after tho books are closed
will be piomptly returned. For full particu?
lars, as embraced in revised pamphlet, ad
drees J. C. DERBY, General Manager, '
Key Box No. 334, Anguaia, Ga.
MS- MR. J. MoC. THARIN, the agent of Ike
Association, can be found for a short ttmo at
the ofttoa of Mr. D. Qambrill, Main street.
tJEXTBAL NATIONAL BANK
,;' . . U , OF . ;., ... . . .,,
COLC1IDIA, si C. .
Present Capital, $100,0?0.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, #500.000.
OFFICERS.
Joli ri R.'Pal m6r, President.
A. Of.Breiiizcr, Oaahiar. . ; <.. .
C. N. G. Butt, Ausist am Cashier.
- - DIRE oro aa. ?
J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmor, F, W. McMas
tor, R. D. Penn, of R. D. SendASni,; G. W.
Dearden, of Copeland A Beirden; R. I.. Brvan,
of Bryan A 3IcGarter; W. C. Swi fm ld, o'f lt.
AW. cfttoaflieTrl. ' .
F. W. McMaritor, Solicitor. . j
fTUIIS Dank, is pow ope? lor the tran unit on
JL of a gr jtral banking business.
CEBTIFIOATSS ap DEPOSIT ol curren cy- er
coin, bearing interest at tl.? laicof eevejj (7)
per cent, per ant.tun, in Lind, wili be issued.
Deposits from County O^ttr* i specially so?
licited; also, frij'ui Tvua'i?.**. AdtH?ni*tro(?rst
Ereclitoi's.T't'rfinsi'ontii ?Mi, a nd ot hors . '
Pav'tiiU'.ar-?.?.tintioti givop,-to nccourtv,.?f
Ci'y .und (;'/*{?liy Jdvfcitnuts, and . l hoi l-Uei
noss men; ar.d hf? n-ual accor.-.n? fla?Sof/S ?x
tentred., . : ..--.-?
Kute$. BW* if KicUangis. cid i Uior ci
difnct-a of it? IT d'.io-'tiplf ii. ?h.* ntoi-Vj k-aned
on collator.*.lh. i iiy-pii
Stocks. Bonds, (lom cud Sutler hovyht and
sold. ' i!- ? ' .
MutilaUd Cu'rt?ry purchased at a i mall
discount.
Sight Drafts Hrntru direct > on al H lui promi?
nent placo? in Kntjland, Ireland, Scotland,
France. Ornu??t'y, ileUjivtn, flatland. Den?
mark &vl thv Orient. ]M<er* of Credit it-sued,
1 svablo in suv of thc above pinces, . . . .
Drafts on ?li tho piomlhi nt cilios in the
United Stairs bought and sold. . ; . v
Banking Hon-e opposite Columbia TTotel.
Open from 9 tri 3 J__' ' Feb 28 ly
A?aOl'XC?ll?i\"fEXTI(A?RllXAB?
?m
OT
O
o
10 P?h CENT. BELOW C0?Tt '
.AT
GOODMAN'S 0X0THINO BAZAAR.
THIS is nb hunrtjUB. Wo are obliked to
dispose of all Goods now \n store by (tbo
1st bf Septenibor, to make . change ln-our
b ti si neus. Tafte not loo, that .each articlo is
marked Ra coat in plain figures. fr?w.wWoh
will bo DEDUCTED TEN PEK CENT." ?ho
publie is particularly requested to call early,
as bargains may be obtained. Country, mer?
chants visiting tho eity can find a choleo stock
of new and seasonable goods at our store.
Rear in ml^d. goods 10 nor cent, bolow ooat,
at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR.
May 19_? , _
A fresh supply of Bagloy's Majfiawor. Uno
cut, at POLLOCK'S,