The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 28, 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.
OB? ABB. BoHtojaD.'w-Ai special despatch.
??fe?,
?QlTteVfen?^Baf???'^a?era?y; in whi?h'
it is .attenlpted.?byi&t'iKtr/e ?tatomebtB,:
ta redu?p the dof&toitionjs. of; ox-colloot
ors within ..$3vQqp,?00,.. "Ia .aB.pffloiftl ?
dp?om?ntpQmmani??tcia to Congress by
the:Seorot?ry of tho Ttfoaanry, these de-;
falcKtiboB' . >are' -rep-tan en t ed to exooed
?2Q,000,O?O,: andi yet . no case baa been
proaacuted ^ifjb v^gqr and aucceas, Thu
boodsinoQ aro either strm? bail or aro
pblit??l?ire ?tf' '?ollbai?h 'with tho' collect?
ors W rob the'T*eaBuryr enid henee they'
are:-not !prosecuted., Bomo RadiculjSb?
pat or. ^.^gepre^entotitva.asks for post?
ponement, ana that ia usually the end or
ahy1at^rnpTJWl,Ie^al remedy; "Take a'
oa'se- '.v?r?oh' -tteo?nUy1 occurred : Oolloofcor
Speer,-.;of-/Kanaasj, dofuuitcd 3108,000,
^vhon a pr,papao^ Wept pru Senator, and
eiL-ltapresontatwo- Uad'tho caso compro
raised lot 'SlliOOO, thUtf making a cleon
?to?V'bt!8?W;-700 'ott- the sp?culation.
It ia believed th?t/if-tl?eiaioluvea?ol tba
Administration could be explored, 8100,
?0?i0??*woilia ?t?iJ6t>Vor th? defaloati?na
cf-. iGovor?ment) lo?lcors. eiuea G ran t'a
adipLoiat^tion came' into pp wer... . >
THE IMPKBIAII KussiASi Visrron.*-It is
powlQoirfi-o'ffl?lhllyannounced that- the
?kjss?a'n >l?rin(j??A??iiB'?n6? ^?s-?cort?ge
Pflnac; ' *f ter tanking ! sV 'rather extend ed
tour of'tB^conh^rydufirig'the fall,-will
renmiffib p??fti??^ate'i?'the festivities o!
the winter -season, nt Waahingtpp and the
pririolpal 'bininr. ' The 't?d?adrdn .that is
to convoy^ thd dislinguishdd Tiritara direct
fr?rt-IBfoatfW tMa\?b?ntry hniivbe?i
already? dbbig^ated. and ia now. in'prejpa
r?li?? at'OronBt&?t.; " It'oonaiata of three
smaller frigate iRebent letters from St.
Peterabut^ represent that great rivalry
Beent? to eltlax/among the young Russian
nob?em?iT'd?sirdt?B -of joining, the artice
of tho Ci rand Duk? m his voy ago. to
America. . ? The Russian papera are 'full
of ? 'the ' preparations that are ' feeing I i
made. )?o$h-at^^b.. Petersburg and at||
the naval depM,.of Cronstadt,' from
Vhich port tjho imperial frigate.and ber
convoy will aaij. Ic baa been errone?
ously stated,, that the young Ruaaian
Grand$?ke waa the third apb of the
Empero^ t He: is tho second eon; the
Ciesarowitsch Alexander, or Prince I?x
porial,- ia tho flrat, .Grand D?ke. Alexis
next, aflfljhpn moines the.youthful,.and
baadaorfte Priaqe "Vajdimir. /:.*." ;V j I
il ' ? .-.! > i'.J , 'ifj* '
TheV.^exaa; P??iniL Railway ia" to; be
1,510 mile?'in length. For 2D0 milea tho
'road will ho an. air-li ne ; j and ina- stretch'
^bf 8\Gi] injips there 'will ;bo but,'...aix
bridgea. ;. '. -? ', *.".','
intejjigenoe .Office,
.I C.Oppba.Ue-Ma.sonio .Halli) . . .
WE o til the attention.of tho citizmaa.of
. Columbia.aud vicinity to tho fact, that
wo liav? nqtohMea tnomtoroBt pf?BEABD.&
"OBCHAIlD'ln the above ! Institution, and will
give ?utent?dn-strictly'to-ita demands. Maloa
or females wiehing employment of any kind
oan he supplied by calling, or sending in,thoir
names and-- XPB?(3OD?QB nnd Announcing .their1
Wants? .Tho desires?pf .employ era will be-im
inedlalolytakxn notice of. Bent ors and those
wishing to' rent wuT bo provided for. Tho
collodion.of AKdoudu will be pursnod, Bonds
negotiated,"and;ealss of,BIM? and Personal
Properly made, . . . ? I^E* Si SMITH.
June?y * 1 , .
? 1 1 '-li *? V. '* tl' ~ ,1>1 !
Glonn'? Springe, Spaiianburg Co., S.C.
J' THIS 'dolightful watering'
plaoa will bo opon for visitors
Tar lu?O, 1871
_. 5 "Boin g til tn ?lied in tho Norlh
ern part, of tne fitato, in a sootion remarkable I
for delightful climato, beauty and. healthful-1
' ness, thia, together' with the virtueB oftbo
water.'makes it ono-of tho most desirable
watering plao?s to he foUnd. - ? ? ". ' ?
Tbo-medleina! qualitiesof thiewator are not
cadell cd, and aro a sovereign remedy for all
Female -Diseaaou. diaoafjos of long etanding,
? Dise?aes of't?i? liver. Bowela, Stomach, Kid?
neyaf Eruptions' of the Skin, Scrofula, Djs
popaia, PropBy, Bheumatiain,&ca
Arrangements will bo xnado to aoconimodat o
a large number of viaitora.
The beat hloaio wiU bo in attendance to on
Uven the Ball Boom.
Fancy Halla during tho eninmor.
- ? Livery will bo kept at moderato obargoa.
Charges-63.50' per day; $30 to $45 per]
monta, according to rooina. Obildren under I
-ten-years ?f-ago and oolored servants half]
pr.2e. 1
Uottagea to rent at $25 and $50 for the voa-1
son.- , ? - F0WLEB, Propriotor.
JS?~ Stages from JoacavUle direct to hotel.
May $0 : _ ilojotS
Cleav?land Mineral Springs,
(FOM.MKH.L.Y. WILSON'H.)
55 Mile? West of Charlotte, If. Q.
TEC!;, subacribora,.having a?eociated them- I
' selves in tho taanagoment' of ; tbeao]
Bpringa. would announob to their irionda and
the publio that the House is now open /or the
reception of visitors. /. . ; ii. \
To those who have tested tho virtues of |
these extraordin?r? waters, it )s dcemod un
necessaty .to 'eay'-omlrthiog by wav of oom
mondtttion.-bUt-to ?thefe they cou?dently as
aure aa^faotipn if they willmako.trlal of.the
healina ?propcyties of tho water?,for nnty a
short tUM*< - ? ..' ' '.
Wo pJedg? (niraolvo'B to spare neither .painB
nor expense it) .order ?o render all who may
favor us with acallad comfortablo as possiir
hie. In prospect of an abundance of auppli?s,
we have adoptod tho following acalo of
' i RESX?OM .JUHAKQBS:
. lt over IQ divs. at..$1.50 p?r day.
If not qver IQ days.. 1.75
Single.4%y;...,.w..2.50 i :
Cbildrcn bctwoon tho ago? of two and eight
years, and colored servant?, at half rates.
. Washing on reason ab lo terms.
It is expeoted that the Weaterh Diviaion of
iba fri?iuiuKton, Chariotto and Buthorford
Bailroad will he oompleted to within & milo;
or Uro of the Spring? at au early day.
J. J. BLAGKWOOD,
June j f_B. M. OATES.
The Dexter Stables.
THE undersigned havo re?
moved their Stables to the now
building, immodiatoly South of ?
xJanney^a Halli and, with a new
^ ia tock of OABBIAOES. BUQ
and fine HOBBES, are prepared to an?
swer all oaUs that may be ruado upon them.
Horses bought and' sold on oommisalou.
Persona in want of good stock, aro invited to
givo ila a call. Liberal advances mado on
stock left for salo. BOYCE 4 GO.
W. H. BOVOE.
O. H. Psnuraru? Jan 24
XjXS.&TOJS.AJTC) ITS. .PREVENTIVE,
_J '-jfrf?iT J? HACHENOS, SI;, Dt .'f.:
ItTl?MY a human being, bas .passed away.
llX: for'tfKoai ??ath ther? waa no' other Vt?
MD <?han? the neglect of.knbwn and indisput?
ably proven means of euro. Those near and
?oaf'to'fAtillly'aijd''Mond?- ard al?eping^ t?i?'
djroarrdoay slumber in to. which, bad they, carnie
1 jr adopted" f
DR. JOSEPH H. sen E vries
SIMPLE . ?RE ?TMEN T,
And avajl?d the mae-1 vee of bis wonderful offi
caoious medicinoB, they would not have fallen.
Ur. Bcbonok hus- in hi? own'case?, proved
that whe?everjauf?ciont vitality ne. ni ainu, that
vitality, by hm medicines abd bis dirpctions
for their n?e, l? quickened into- healthful
vigor.. ; . . , -, ; . :."...
Tn thia statement there is nothing proaump
tnona. To ibo faith of tho invalid is mado no
rqproBontaUon .that lu.co.t tv thousand times
Buuatautialod hy living and' viaiblo works.
Tho theory of tho boro by. Dr, 8cb?nok's me?
dicine ia .as simple aa it ia unfailing, j UH phi?
losophy re?ulroa'no argument, lt ia self-as?
suring, atdf?onvincing. initfl? lp,ic??
Tho Seaweed Tonio and Mandrake Pille aro
tho first two wcaponu with willoh tho citadel
o? the malady is assailed: ..Two-thirds of the
ca BO? pf consumption originate in dyspepsia
and' a -functionally disordered liver/ With this
condition tho .'bronchial tubes "sympathize"
with tho stomach. They respond to tho mor?
bific action of tho liver. ' Hore, then, comos
tho culminating result, and the sotting in,
With all its distressing symptoms, of
. CONSUMPTION.
Tho M an dr ak o Fills are oom pos od of one ol
nature's noblest gifts-tho Podophillnm Pol
tatum. 'They posseea all tho blo.Jd-aearch
iug, alterative properties of calomol; but, nc
Uko calomel, tbey.
7^' - ?LEAVE NO STING BEHIND;"
iTho work of euro ia nov boginniag. Thc
vitiated abd mncoua deposits in the bowell
md in tho alimentary canal are ejected. Thc
liver, like a clock, ia wound up. it arousee
[rom its torpidity. The atomach acts rospon?
lively, and tba patient begins to feel tbat ht
.a gutting, at last,
A fi?PP|iY OF GOOD ll Ul OD.
! Tho Be?wcod Tonio. In conjunction with tb?
Pille, norm oat CB and aaeimihUea with thc food
Dhyhncalion is now progressing without iti
previous tortures. Digestion bocomes pain
ess, and tho cure is soon to bo at band
rhoro id no moro flatulence, ?o exacerba t ioi
if tho stomach. An appetite acta in.
"Kow coraos'the greatest Blood, Purifier eve
rot'givc'n by'an indulgent father to sufferini
moo. Schebok's Pulm?n ic Syrup comes ia t
perform its funotions and to baeton and com
piet? tho cure. It outers at onco upon it
wot lt.. i Nature cannot bo/fclyiatod. It collect
ind ripens tho impaired and diseased portion
ir tho'lunga. " In the form" of gatbf iii ga, I
prcYparos them for expectoration, *i:d lol in
pery ?hort time, tbo malady in vaniioirtLcc
"he rotten throne that it occupied is rrnnvato
iud m ado.yew, and the patient, in all tho die
ully of regained vigor, steps forth to iii j.j
tho manhood or tho womanhood that w?s
. .. . GIVEN UP AS LOpT.
Tho second thing ie, the patients muet st?
lu'Ms arm room until they got wall; it iit. a
moat impossiblo to prevent taking cold wbc
tho lupgs aro diseased, hut it rauat ho pr
vented; or a ourb oannot bo effected. Pref
air and riding oat, especially ia this acetic
of "tho country in the fall and winter seaso
aro all wrong. Physicians who rocommoi
that course lose their patients, if their Inn,
aro badly diseased, and yot, because they a
In tho house, thoy must not sit down nub
they moat walli about the room as much a]
as fast as tho strength will bear, to got up
good circulation of blood. Tho p&lier.
must keep io good spirits-bo cfoterminod
got; woll. This has a groat deal to do with t
appetite, and ie tbo great point to gain.
? To.despair of cure aftersuoh evidonco of
possibility in thc worst casca, and moral c>
sainty ib all others, is sinful. Dr. Hohem
personal statement to tho Faculty of bis o<
obre ?vas in theso modest words:
Milaby years ago I waa in the last stages
consumption; confined to my bed, and at c
timo my. physicians thought that I could i
live a wcok; then, like a drowning man cat?
lng at straws, I beard of and obtained I
?reparations which I now oiler to the pub!
nd they made a per foot miro of mo.
?eemod to me that I could fool them ponotr
my wholo system. They soou ripened
matter in ray lungs, and I would spit up m
than a pint of offonsiTO yellow matter cv
morning for a long timo.
"Aa soon as that began to emba?do,
cough, fever,'pain and night sweats all Leo
to loavo mc, and my appetite bocamo so gi
that it'WaB with difficulty that I could li
from eating too much. I soon gained ?tren
and have growntin llcsh ever since.
- "I wad weighed shortly aft er -my recovo
addod tho Doctor, "thou looking Uko a a
skeleton; toiy weight was only ninety-He
pounds; my proa ont weight is two hnnc
and twenty-fivo [225] pounds, and.for yea
have onjoyod uninterrupted health."
Dr. Uobcnck has discontinued his pro
aional visits to Now York and Boston. ; H
higson, Dr. J. H. Boheuck, Jr., still couti
to eco patiente at their office, No. 15 Ki
Birth street, Philadelphia, every. Satui
from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Those who. wi
fchdrough examination with tho Rospirom
will be. chargort t5. The Reapirouioter
clares tho exact condition, of tho lungs,
pationtaean readily learn whether they
CjOrabla pr not. 1
Tho dlfo?lidris for taking tho rn'edl?inee
adapted to tho .'ibtelligonod even of a o'
Follow those directions, and kind najuro
do tho??st, ?xeopUng that in somo caeei
Maudrakd Pille aro to b* takau in inoro
?oaes; tho throe medicines npedno qtbe
ompariiraentB than tho ?mpto lnBtruo
that accompany them; First ero a to app<
Of returning health hunger ia tho moat
comtrsymptom. When u oomoB, aa it
nome, Jet tho deopaii ing at once bo of
cheer. Good blood at onco foliows, tho o
loosens, tho night sweat is abated.
?hort -time: both of tboso morbid symp
aro goue forevor., . '
' Dr. HchincU'fl medicines aro constan tty
Jntoneof tboueands of fara* h pa. ; Aa ft
tivo or purgativo, the Mandrake Pills
standard preparation; wbilo the Pull
Syrup, aa a our or of congba and colds, ni
regarded as a prophylacterio against
sumption in arv of -its forms.
Prico of tho 4. ulmonio Syrup and Bet
Tonio, tl.50 a bottle, or I7.C0 a half d
Mandrake Pills, 25 ot?, a box, ! For salo
druggists and dealers. JOHN F. HEN It
8 Oollogtf Plaoo, Now York, Wholesale Af
Nov 10_
COTTON SEED OIL. O A ICE can I
at all timos, and in any quantity, o
Jan 21_E. HO
COUNTY CIuAlMS AND JURY CB
FKOATES bought by
Fob 5_D. OAnlBRILL. Prc
A frosh supply of Bromon Lagor a
LOCK'S,
. v;;^oT^. PUBLIC,.;. ' ',
AS tho palo of . tu?kVte; in tho Co-operative
'Building Association's becu. so rapid, thus
reducing thq.oxyenflCB'pf tho . xa?lo very ma-,
terially, tho General Agent.,haa concluded to
reduce tho number or tickets to 2,000? Ac
this scheme waa not designed as ? apo.onia
tiou, but raoroly to opongo the juvealmeut ?fa
moro; extensiv? improvenicnt? iu tho city, it
is boped that th? advantage in the reduction
of tho number of tickets may. bo readily ?eon
ami appreciated. About ono-?fth of tho
nnmborof tiokota havo boon alroadydiapoaed
of. ' i. Mt?(E. W.-WHEELER,
General Agent, Key Box (-ti, Colombia, 8. 0.
Jnnc 15_. ? ..
'. ? ' . 'COLUMBIA, S. O., June 2I> 1871.
DR. E. Vf. WHEELER ha*1 thia day given
to ns, as Trust?es rift'tho Ticket Holders, his
bond in tho'penal sum of $40,000, secured hy
mortgage of the real ce tato ?fferod fbrrafllo,
(or a prompt and faithful distribution bf tho
prizoe advertised aa eoon ae tho 2,000 tickets
aro sold. 1 JOHNSaGNEW,
J. JIEIGAAN,
Jnno'22 " B.P. SHIVER.
DEBILITY ANO EJIJCACIATION BOTH
result from tho lack of ability to convert, tho
food into nutriment,. How necessary, then,
for tho a o aui?oringlrom theeo alarming symp?
toms to immediately xcsurt to a remedy that
will strengthen tho stomach and digestive
organs. For, is soon as this desirablo object
has been accomplished tho health improves,
and the patient resumes bbl usual personal
appearance. flostettor'a Stomaqh Bitters
havo attained a world-wide popularity in such
cascB, and havo been proven; the best and
safest means of removing constipation, toning
the stomach, giving enorgy to tho liver, and
relieving every symptom of nervousness and
depression of spirits. -Itscheering and bene?
ficial effects aro highly spoken of hy thou?
sands, who owe to it their restoration to
health.. No .restorative iu tho annals of me?
dicine has attained the sam? popularity in the
short space of time it bas been before tho
public, or ha? won the high endorsements ac?
corded to this excellent tonic. Many other
preparations, purporting to bo correctives
and restoratives, have been introduced, and
havo perished one by ono, v. hilo tho popularity
of Hoatotter's Stomach Bitters continues to
increase, and is now recognized as a standard
household medicine, 'J hy success which at?
tends the uso of tho Bit tors evinces at onco
its virtuos in all cases of debility and diseases
of tho stomach. Certificates, almost without
number, have boen published, attesting ita
truly miraculous power iu removing tuoee
painful and fearful diseases. And at this time
it i tom? idle to do mure than call attention to
tho groat remedy of. the agc, in order to
awaken "public attention to ita excellence. It
is thc only preparation of the bind that is re?
liable in all oases, and it is therefore worthy
of the consideration of the a (dieted,
June 1G _?_tC
MANHOOD :
How Lost! How Restored !
Just, published, in a teahd enve?
lope. Price, fix eenie.
ALECTURE on tho Natural Treatment
and Radical Curo of Spormatorrhca or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Dobility, and Impediments to Marri?
age generally; Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca?
pacity, resulting from Self-Abuse, Ac, by Ro?
is EUT J. CDLVERWELX, M? D., author of tho
"Green Book," Ac.
.>A Boon to Thousands of Butterers."
Sont under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps, by. CHAS. J. C. KLINE
A CO.,
137 Bowery, New ?uik-P? O. Box, 4,380.
June 0 . 3mn
MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER,
ESSAYS FOR YOUNO MEN, on great so?
cial ovila and abus?n, which inter fero
with MABEIAOK, with sure means of relief for
the erring and unfortunate, diseased and de?
bilitated. Sent in healed letter envelopes,
freo of charge Addrosa HOWARD SANITA?
RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
stroot, Phihidelgbia_,_Pa.___ _ May 19 Smo
New Books, by Express.
PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
CHRIST, Ac, by Slrond, and letter by
?ir James Simpson, M. D.
War and Culturo, by Arthur Holpa. il 50.
Hugh Miller's Lifo and Let tors, two vol?
umes, by Petor Bayno, with portrait. M.
Christianity and Positlvoism, by McCoah.
Peoplo'a Practical Poultrv Book, complete.
WhyDid Ho Not Die? From the Qerman, by
Mrs. Wistar.
Callirkoo, a Romance, by Sand. (2.
Climates for Invalids, by L. Bill. $125.
Body and Mind, by Mandsley, London. $1.
The Old Fashioned Boy, by Farqnaraon.
Little Men, by author of Little Women.
Pike Co?ty Bailada, by John Hay. $1.50.
Mrs. Beexon'e Book of Honsebold Manage?
ment, Moat complote work. I HUB trat cd.
Also, somo now Novels by good authors,
Just oponod, at, BRYAN A MoCARTER'S
June 13_Bookstore.
To Rent.
ADESIRABLE STORE, on Main etroot,
noar the corner of Blauding. For terina,
apply to Dr. John Lynch, or
Feb 22 _HENDRIX A BRO.
Millinery.
I iyM? MRS. O. E. REED bogs leave
Bn&$f/m *? m'orm tl*0 ladies in general
NEM |LB thai oho has now ready a full line
jBcWrJI ?* tho latest and most fashionablo
Jft$il? st?If>9 ?r MILLINERY, Hair and
?2a|Kg?|?jr Fancy Goods, at rodnced prices.
, wfj^^AJao, freei1 auppiicB evory woek.
? all end feeo for yourselves. * May 4
Every One Drinks Seagers' Beer,
BEOAUSE it gives strength and improves
_their health._ March ll
Seogers' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine It is pure, and
warranted to bo so. March 11_
Gun and Blasting Powder.
AFULL enpply of tho colebrated Dupont's
GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
and cannisters, ia now offered to merchants
and consumers at tho lowoat market ratos, by
tho undersigned, who aro sole agenta for the
manufacturera at thia place.
May 25 JOHN AGNEW A 80N.
The coolest Lager in thc city CAD be bad at
POLLOCK'S.
?FEW reasons ul,y tkoy should liavortbc
preference over alt others: ., t[
1. Whoeler ?V Wilson's Rowing Machine is
mach, simpler tliau any of tito othors; re?
quiring lees than half tho amount of ma
ehlhery.
' '?J Ae the, result of Ulis simplicity, this.ma?
chine is much loss liab'u than tho others, to
got out of repair.
3j'JAnotlior ' roeblt of thin simplicity!:i?
greater durability.'
4: Another result ie lesa friction, and, con?
aequontly, greater euau and rapidity ot mo?
tion, with lesa noise.
' S. Ana greatest of all, that it uses no Shut?
tle,'anil makes tho lock stitch.
It ia tho cheapest to buy tho best. Buy tho
maohino that nae justly, fairly and honora?
bly , won a reputation and independence
against a strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has tho Wheeler &
Wilson nat only stood first and foremost, but
now stands the um i vailed Sewing Machino of
tho enlightened oivilizcd world. Buy the ma?
chine that bas been thus tested and proved,
and thou you arc euro to get tho best. For
sala on tho easiest'porainle tormo. Sales?
room Main street, ?second door below Fnautix
ornee, Columbia, Bi C.
J. 8. PUBSLEY, Agent.
A. WnVTB, Goneral Southern Agent.
Juno 21 Gmo
WM. GLAZE,
(Fornxerbj Glaze & Radcliffe,)
HAS on hand, at reduoed prices, GOLD and
SILVER WATCHEM, JEWELRY, SIL?
VER ami PLATED WAH E. Houso Furnishing
Gooda, Guns, l'isL'?a and Sporting Geoda.
N. B. Having tho agency of the Amcrioan
Philadelphia Watch':.-, (Paulus Pat. 1HGS.) I
am prepared to furnish them at manufac?
turer's pricoa. I can recommend them a first
clasa timo pie?o.
BopairiiiK and Engraving done by lirst class
workmen, H nd wa nan tod. WM. GLAZE,
Ono door North Scott k Son'a Banking
House. June 0 t2mo
IN
: .. OF
Spring and Summer Clothing,
.AT
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S.
WE have the largest retail stock in tho
State, and. anxioi> to reduce it, will
sell it at G HEATLY REDUCED PBICES.
Tho stock ia unbroken, and the bett stock
we havo over bandied.
New HATS, of a desirable style, just re?
ceived.
Thia reduction will apply albo to our CUS?
TOM DEPAR1 MENT. May IG.
'S.rjTILIdVMS *0 'AV # 'TE
jvy
'Sniqioio jannung pnn Snjadg
iO
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Kl
White's Gardening for the South,
BY the late Wm. A. Wbito, of Athens, Ga.
$2.
HOLMES* SOUTHERN FA Hil EU and MAR?
KET GARDENER. $1.50.
The Phosphat? ROPUB of South Carolina,
their History and DovelopmentG-Colored
Platos. $1.23.
Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Booihor.
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Loot orrs on
Preaching, R. L. Dabnoy, D. D. tl.50.
Any above sontlby mail.
DUFFIE tc CHAPMAN,
Fob 19 _Oppoajto Columbia Hotel.
CORRECT TIME
?MAY be obtained by calling at ISAAC
SULZIJAOHEB'S and purchasing ona
of those Justly celebrated ELQ1N
WATCHES, and whero you can find a
completo stock of Diamonds, Jewolry,
8ilver and Plated Waro, of tho heBt
.manufacturo. In addition aro tho
United States, Waltham, English and Swiss
Watches in Gold and Silver Cases, which will
bo closed nut at Netv York prices.
Constantly on hind Ano Gold Chains, Seal
Ringa, Charms,Lockets, Sloevo Huttons, Sets,
and a varied ?tock of Fancy Articloa.
All kinda of Ropairing dono promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC HUL/HACflER,
April '?7_ Under Columbia Uotel.
STOCKS, HON DH ?nd COUPONS bn?gbt
and ?old by_D^GAMBRILL. Broker.
I Imported and Domestic Cigare at POLLOCK 3.
? rrm~-r:-: ? .M:,-..: ti:v
Sta'.eSouth Carolina---BpartanbuJtg Cc.
^ CO URTOF 00MM02? PLEAS. ?
L.
Tn
YOU aro hereby summoned ana-fennlred I
to answer tho complaint; in 'thia action,
wbiobis flied in tho orno?of tho Clerk of tho I
Court of Common Pleas' for 'said County, ano)
to servo a copy of ycrar answer* on'.tbtf Sub?
scribers at their office; at Spattanbarg ! Codrt ;
Houso, within twenty day? after thoaorvioobf
this summons om you, oxorasiyq of Uio d>y of
acrvico. ... ... . " i
If you fail lo answor tills complaint within
tho timo aforesaid,- tho plaintiff- will take
Judgmout against .yon for .tho- anmi of Two
Hundred and Sixty-Four Dollarn -and Fi YO
Cents, with' interest at the tata of,seven per
cunt, nor auburn, from theTcnth" daybf Jbno,
ono thousand eight lmndredand-a?vonty-on?,
and coat?. . ?UH? i CARLISLE, < ?! J
Dated Juno 40,1871. 7,.
? i_- .' '':*"-* .'. .
1 Tb C. E. Ynnhoutenr"4 / *." " ? 1
Tako notico tbai the summons in thiu ac?
tion, of which. the foregoing is a copy, was
filed m the o file o of tho. Clerk of the Court of
Common Fleas, at Spartanbnrg Court Tlonso.
in tho County of Bpartanburg, in tho Brate of
South Carolina, on the Tenth day of June, A,
D. 1871. BOBO & CARLISLE".
Juno ll wC_. rlaintuTa Attorneys. ,
State of South Carolina-Richland Co.
CO UR T OF COMMON .PLEAS.
Tho National Hide and ,Leat her .Bank *of Boa
ton, Plaintiffs, against Aloxandor Smythe,
[ Defendant.
! To the Defendant, Alexander Smythe-'1
YOU are hereby summoned and required to
au s wo r tho complaint io thia action,
which was filed in tho office of tho Clerk of
Common Picas, for the said County, on tire
10th day of May, 1871, and to servo a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the snb
scribora, at theiroffioo, No. 1 Law Bango, Co?
lumbia, South Carolina, within twonly days
after tho ssrvioo hereof, exclusive of tho day
of such service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the timo Aforesaid, tho
plain tifie in thia action will apply to tho Court
for tho relief-demanded in tho complaint,
BACH MAN & WATlhS,
PlainthTa Attpmeyo.
Dated Columbia, Jone 6,1871.
Signed D. B. MILLKB, O. C. C. Juno 7 w6
State of South Carolina-Uni?n Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James Munro, Plaintiff, against John L. Gan?
non and Mary M. Cannon, bia wife, and
Wm. Munro, aa Administrator, of tho good*,
abattais and cr?dita, of Winiam I. Keenan,
deceased. Defendants.-Copy Summon:. '
To thc IJefendahts. \ .' ;,
YOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint* in thia notion, of
whioh a copy ia herewith served upon yon.
and tn serve a copy of your answer to tho said
complaint on tho subscriber at his office, at
Union. South Carolina,"within twenty days
after thc service horoof, exclusivo of thc day
of auch service; and if you fail; to answer tho
complaint within tho time aforesaid, the plain?
tiff m this Action will apply to tho Court for
tho relief demanded in~tne comnlaint.
It. MUM HO, PlaintiffsIAUorncy,
Dated May 26,1871.
To thc Defendants, John L. Cannon, Mary M.
Cannon. ' "
. T ike notice, that the summons in this ac?
tion, of which tho foregoing is a copy, wae
filed in the ofiice of tbe Clerk of the Court ol
Common Pleas for Union County, at Union
Court House,'in tho County of Union, in thc
State of South Carolina, on tho twenty-sixth
day of May, 1871. R. MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Union, S. C.
May 2<tt 1S71. _' May 31 wC
STOVES ? STOVES ? STOVES !
-?-?t
Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware !
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, und
all work in this line, put np to order
and ready for salo at tho
A H OLI A" A M A A' UFA CT O R Y.
Call at tither bouse-Colombia or Newberry
HENRY H. BLEASE,
March 22 _t_Proprietor.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
H EYNOLDS IMPR O VEMENT.
rpiIOSE who hiv? lost several Natural
JL Teeth; und have been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, as tho first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, aro
requested, before submitting to a practico,
cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per
formed: to couvince themselves of its fallacy,
by looking closely into a matter of ao much
Importance.
The abovo Improvement was designed to re?
alst so deplorable a practice, and alter a tho?
rough tobt of more (bau three years, is found
capablo of accomplishing what no other sys
tem of Artificial Dentistry has heretoforo done.
lt is now possible to obtain partial cases,
which will Bavo for yoara .Natural Teeth, and
be at the sarao time reliable in every respect.
Au invitation ia hereby given to such as
feel interested to call at. our Operating
Rooms, and examine duplicate specimens of
ciaos noir in actual uso.
Nov 0 t REYNOLDS &, REYNOLDS.
DR. D L, BOOZER
WOULD respectfully it form
- his natrons and tho public go
ncr ally that he bas moved into
bis new oflloo, ovor Domo ?fe Chapman's Book?
store, opposite the Columbia Hotel, where ho
is ort pared to execute, eatisfaatpr??y. all .upo
r at ions and work, of whatsoever kind'his pro?
fession demauds. Terms accommodating.
Maroh 8_? ' ._ . ? ? ?
M. H, BERRY'S
Furniture Washroom
Mein Street, near Plain.
NOW on hand and daily re?
ceiving- from tho manufac?
tories of New-York, Boston,
Cincinnati and Lomaville. tho
_? largest aBflortm?nt of FUR?
NITURE over kept in thia markut, conuisting
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber aud Din
ing-Room Suits; 200 Bedsteads of different
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES mado to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING dona at
shortest notico and in tho beat manner.
Termfl cash and Goods cheap. Oct 30
The Exchange House
HAS been overhauled and re-arranged
for tho, Spring and Summer. Iced boye
K> rasca compounded at short notico.
MayJ_VAYSINOER ? FRANKLIN.
Freo Soup eyery day, at ll o'clock, at POL
LOCK'S.
rlMTKS?jQDOTATiqN? ,0* BOUTDWU* ?E>,
ouraxiEBi^ Caat?E?r?i?, B/C-Correoted?
Jone 27/1871, by
Banker an,d Broker,' No?25 Broad'street.
Harnea of Securities. Mate, In, Cff'd Asked.
STATE' s?croniT??s.
North'CaTdliri'a,oia. :.. 6 !_ 46 '
N. Caroliua, now, ,,?. 6 .... 26
South Carolipa;,old_ 0 ....75 .
S- Carolina, new.. 0- .... 63;
S. C. reg'd Block, ex in. 6 ..... 65
Georgia; .new-.. . :K. 7 .... 02
Georgia . 6 .;...87 .:
Tennessco, old,.,.?..... -. 6 .71
Tennessee, new., 6 .... 71
Alabama.'..:'.... ' 8 .... 102
Alabama-..:.'...-. 5 78"'
orr? B??iTHrrtES. 1 . .
Atlanta, Gi, borilla... . 8' .... 90.
Allanta,Ga..bonds-,.. 7 ...... 80
?ngnsta. Ga., bondd,.. 7 .... 85
harlostott stock...... 6 - 53 .
Obarl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 74
Columbia, 13. CL, bonds 6 61
Columbus, Ga,, bonds. .7 - 75 .
Macon, Ga.,. bonds.t... 7 . ... . 76 ,
Memphis;, Tenn,, b'nds'
. - 'old... 6 .... 56 1
.i.iDCtW.. '6 55
Savannah, Go., bonds. 7 .....85.
Wilmington. KO. 8 - 75
Wilmington,' N.C.. ... 6 .... 12%
. llArtiB?AjDn?Bi?S. ? .-.>.
AUantio and Gulf rh.. 7 i\... 82 .
B, R li., let mortgago 7 .... 60 a
Central Georgia,....... .7 .... 93
Charleston and Savan.. '6 _ 60"
Charlotte, Gol." & Aug.. 7 _ 83 ?
Cher aw and Darlington 8 .....90:.
Cheraw'&I?ar.,2dinort .7 _ 70,.
Ghesar/ke & Ohio, gold 6 _ 93
Oeorgia Railroad..".. V 7 7... 97 *
Green. & Col:. 1st"mor. 7 95
Green. Si G., State gnar 7 .... ^60
Laurens.,, . < .?.'.V.... ..7 >... 50 j
Macon and Angosta,
1st mortgage....... 7 .... 78
Macon ana Angosta,
?letmort.,) gu??r.by 1
Georgia 'Raillvjad. .. ? 7 ..... 90
Macon and Brunswick, ,
guaranteed by /State i
of Georgia..'.-. v ;':V: 7 .... 77 '
Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 65
NoxUi-Eaatera 1st mort. .8 .... 92
North-Eastern,2dmort. 8 .... 80
Bav. & Char,, 1st mort. 7 .... .76!
Sav. & Char., State ?na 7 ... .. 67
Sooth' CarTa, I?t mort. 7 ...:. 90 .'
Sooth Carolina/.. 7 .. .. 70 .
South Carolina,....... 6 .... 65
Spartanbnrgand Union 7 .... 55
RATUlb?b STOCKS.' Par.
Atlant? ana Gulf:.'... 100 _ 82
OentrulGn., ex div-100 ....120
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 ..... 40 -
Georgia.... 100 _1G3
Grech, and Col. R. R.. 20 .. :. 2
Macon ntid: Western... 100 .... 110
Memphis & Charleston. 25 '.... 9
North-eastern. 50 .... 10 :
Savannah & Charleston 100 _ 20
S. a R. R. shares..... 100' _ 33
S. C. R. R. & B'k 'shares 1?5 .... 33
Sout-weetorn Georgia.'. 100 .... 93
BANU. STOCKS.
Tcop's N '1 B'k Charl'a,
capitol S750,000;.... 100 . 105 ....
1st Nat'l- Bank Cborl'n
capital ?500,000. 100 125 if.i.
S. C. Loan & 'trust Go. 100 ..... . ?05..
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a,
capital 6200,000...:.. 100 100 ....
Central National Bank,"
Col'a, oap'l S100.000 100 100 ?Vi
Nation'l B'k pf Cb ester,
. copital$50,000.......... 100 ... !
Nat'l B'k of Newberry, i
. capital 3100,000..
Nat'l B'k Sparthuburg,
Capital 860.000. ...
S. C. Bank Sc Trust Co.
' capital 5200,000. 100 . 100;
Bunk ol Charleston.. - '. 100 -.. 20
Union Bauk S. C. 50 .... 5?
People's Bank So. Cn... 3%
Plan. * Me. BankjS. C. 25 .... 2}?
Bank of Newberry. 25 .:.
Bank of Camden-,. 50 .,..
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS SnCCIUTIES.
Charleston Gas Co- 25 .... 20
Cborl'n City R. B. stock 50 _ 55
GronitovilleMfiu. Co... 100 .... 1W.
G. ?: C. R. cort, indeb. 58
S. C. R. cert indebt's. par
N. E. R. R., cert, indebt. 65
City Charleston ccr. in. par
City of Memphis coup.- 63 ....
N. E. R. R. pref, stock ..,. 40.
S. Sc U. R. post.duQ conp. 55
S. Sc C. R. past duo coup. 50
EXCIIANiJE, ETC. '
New York sight.par ^prem
Gold.Hlk 112 J*
Silver._-..103
8. C. BANK HELLS.
?Bank of Cbarl?ston... ?.
Bank of Camdon. .... 30
Bank Georgetown.. ..... i ..
BankofS.0.....i ... 6 ....
. Bank of Chester.:...:- 18 ....
Bank of Hamborg..... ...? 17 .
Bank of Newberry. 10
Bank of the State of
By C., prior to '61. 45 ....
!? Issue *61 and *62 ... : 37 ....
: *PL Sc.Meo. Bank Ohar'n... -
.People'sBank Oharl'ri *....
?UnionBankOharloa^f .... .... u..
?S. W. B. R. Bank, old.
?S.W. R. It. Bank, hew. ....
State Bank, Ch arl m ton .... 6 ....
Fanners'Ex.1 B'k Char. '2 ....
EschangoBank'; Oolam .... 10 ....
Oom'l BjMjk, of Oo?nrj? .... .10
Mereh. Bank of Cheraw .... 6 ....
Piafa tor's Bank Fairfield .... 8 ....
S. C. bills receivable....... 95 ....
Cbarleston ohango bills. 95 * ....
jjgy Bills marked thoB {*) aro being
redeemed at the counter of above office.
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Morohants,
CHARLOTTE, 21. O.
SOIJOIT ordors for COJTON, Corn, Floor,
Bacon, Lard, .Vc, and Family Qroooriei
conoraliy. Orders filled carefully and prompt
fy. _Foh 7 lyt
The beat plaoo to get a cool summer drink
is at POLLOCK'S.