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riranrairaix: .KSTBOX Wa DM EH D At HOB NIKO..' IT. 'i i BY JULI AN A. S?LBY " EDITOU. i?D: K?bttrBTO?tf J Offloe oa Ht?n Street, abov*gaylor/ . ni ?>fle ,. ivfif1,1, - I e?pBopk ?"not Joli ?Mnfing.oT ev?ry ddiOtip Alon rfrota?Uy Ap? faithfully,attended td.,;; \ fl ?' T '.ADVtmtfaEMttrrs' , ' '.. ' '. " Inserted in,-tho;paiIy at 75 cente por utiftafo .for the Hist and M cont?' each eubecnuejuVin-', sortiori. Long advortiaomenta by the wooli, ' month or year.^^e^qpabie.ratea...i . ,,.-,ee>, j., :Ank.B?cnlnar? .. .1 \?$?t\ Ohott^*e^UpB?na^ '? Were over fairer nuder the-sklee?,1 " "" ?.. ' ?rt?)! , '" ' lilli!*' . >? .../j. ?.. ?m?oth white forehead and email white te ot IK Are r?ror poarlo ia tho ?oas boneatb? . . v? [? Laughing chin and deljvAA0 eftrfl; Aro theip aper iu au j oar spheres? ( .. ;J Hair on Motown of-perfect mould j "> Saw<wo:cveB snohgoasamer gold? DeHc*t&wi? rm/ wb i (Vd i pi o dhands:., Vii r Are'Any ?poTi^B,alI ihe wprld's land*?, y.rj.i Claw?lo eU?tand'* waist'of grace': * 'J' : : :" "What witchery more could aid a fact?- ' ""' . 11 " ti ;. J I t.<U4.Kl Roaqdlug ankle and arching feot: - -n ? ?* i Wa? there everia atep ao sweet? , ? Of tri! perfection, sho'ls thb'pink; I ought, to toro her. no doubt, y0.14 think? Shel* fana-nf mo. this mistress fair,1 And kisses-poor me with a charming air! I am her/dear,,my Christian namo I often ieAr her withi glee exclaim. I ought to love har, aa you should see, . . And ought, nh? not, tobo foqd^of/me?; j j It is my duty to love her so: Say-is she my Hinter or no? A PROPHECY. FULFILLED.-The Charles? ton Courier hos the following reiuinis-.. oencdof Ya?lan?igham: ( ,, We were delegates together to the De? mocratic National Convention of I860, ?whose disruption in the contest between Dongles and Breckin rid gc, as to the oha ractor aiirlright? of slaveiy in tho Terri? torios, was the preenraor to the late civil war. On one occasion, in this city, Rep fa ee,/of iJvf?fijbhfijn, prasWf, ?? ro* *?1 Conversation n?tnralfy1 turned npon the threatening attitude of the questions then before the conven? tion. Mr. Val lan di gb a 111 rose at the din? ner table, with au air of great gravity, sud said: ?'Gentlemen, if the Dsmdcrs tio party is dissevered in this Charleston convention,, tbe?esnU w4U be the disrup? tion oi'tho ?nioh, 00d duo-of-tho blood? iest.ci vii wara on reo ord, and the magill thffirM^^ in t&ttUn buy l?as tho hop b of the fid otb! and of Republican Government." Wo think it was Mr. Logan who replied: "Sit down, Vallandigham, and drink your wine. Yon are always prophesy? ing." His reply was: "Gentlemen, I apeak earnestly, because I feel deeply impressed.with the truth of what I bavo. uttered,11 . Thia was-in the spring of I .1860. The secession of South Carolina took place tn December of the same year. FLORIDA TO na SOLD OUT BY THE RADI? CALS.-The Marianna Courier says: "In one single County of this State (Colum bia) there are 75,705 acres of laud.ad? vertised for salo to, ppy ta^ea djfe op j th? same: ' If this is not a strong argument of the devastation and ruin the Radical Sarty is bringing npon the people of the tate, what, moro touching and vital conld be adduced? Thia ia a fair, direct and legitimate result of tho corrupt nd-, in lui a trat i on ot ' Governor Reed, the Bhamelesa dishonesty whioh has marked the aotion of the Legislature, and the general want of confidence consequent npon the corruption and dishonor known to pervade)tinrooghont every d?partrjs?nt of the Government." The African Repository, the organ of the American Colonization Sooiety, saya that "2.0(10 people of color, residents of the;S^teV6| Yermont,.Now York, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Ken? tucky, of 'their own accord, aro asking j help to get to Liberia to attain citizen? ship at once in a republic controlled wholly by their own brethren, with no bans of, oustom and no bare of prejudice to struggi? against in-their endeavors for the highest positions." APnoViqSNTIAL. U?JMEPY-TI?K Mon^sj^pitien bj fe poletftjous ser? pent, seeks a certain plant, eats of it and re? covera. In like manner, tbouaaods of Euro pean dyspeptics, and viotims of liver com plaint, disorders of the bowels, dobilitv, drop? sy, rheumatism, So., nook to the !Smtzer Hpring in Germany, and ate cared by ita sa? lubrious waters. 'We have thia spring, in all its sanitary porfrwtl?n, multiplied ad in/Zrii. tum, ia this country, in the form ot TARRANTS 8KZT?5?R APERIENT, it ia the Boa made y mUbi? AM? ? Callable for the asea of the million. The million use it. It ls the great household medicine of . the land, at once dehoions, refreshing, and uoe qualed aa a correctivo and alterativo. SOLD BY ALL DBUQOI8TB. Jnly A IC ' Seagers' Beer DON'T contain Strychn ino. It is pure, and warranted to ba so- March ll Scythes and Orain Oradles. 2DOZ. superior GRAIN ORADLES. 10 doa. Griffin's Grain and Qrasa Soythes, Just reoelyod ?nd for sale low by May 17 _JOHN AGNEW A SON. Free Soup everyday, at ll o'clook, at Poi. LOOK'S. 'Special Notice. ila rave gi, ^ravw^ " l" fs.oo puf day during tu? sum ?Tffl??thB.7-. ' r J. PARKER, Proprietor: J Dr. W^'ABKBa;-Superintendent. ? May M)|?B??? ;Vmv . F" r CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK p{! ! . - '"' ....cw- '. . SOUTH pAROMMTA Deposits ol' $1 ?nd^Upwarda Received, INTBRESTAJ.1.0 WED AT THEM ATE OJ SEYEN FEE CENT. PEU ANN 112,1,U ON VEETIPICA1ES OEDEPOSJT. . "? ?NI) SIX PER VENT. r COM? POUNDED EVERY SEX [C . MON TUS ON, ACCOUNTS. I OFFICERS. ii .:')' Win. Martin, President. i'i ;? John B. Palmer, lv', " T" ., John P. Tlmm?aH?V?,?^^.e,?,dl1l',B ; A. G. Uroniz'ur, Oahh?er. '. i ! r . : i ? J.H. Sawyer j . Assistant Cannier, Mn . .' charge of Branches. .Tobo O. IL Smith, Assistant Cnuhjor. Wade liampion, Vi minni Mart?n, A. C. Ilftb kell, F. W. McMaatcr, John P. 'Ilionias. E. il. -Ileinitab, John B. Palmer, Thomas K. Gregg, ?Columbia. J. EU Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Newberry. ' i < WfG. Mayes, Newberry. . ? , . . 1 JB?U. RutWge.iharleston. | ( ? ? Daniel Bavenol; jr.. Charle? toll. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerke, Widows, Or? phane and othera may hero deposit their Bay. inga and draw a liberal rate of iutorest there? on. Plantera, Profcaaional Mon and Trustcet wiBhing to draw intereat en their funds until 'thor; reanire jrhem-for business or other pur-, 'poses)1 Parenfa" desi ring' to ?set apart small minn for their children, and Married Women and Minors (whoso dopoaits can only he with? drawn by themselves,.or, in case of death, by their legal roproeonlatives,) wir bing to lay naidefnnda for futuro nae. are hero afforded un opportunity of depoaiting their moana where they will rapidly accnmnlato, and, at tho Hamo timo, he subject to withdrawn!when needed. . .-. j ?,. ' . Awe 18 Thief Proof DrawersT^"" ,'rilHE undersigned have received tho Agency ' _L of thoBe DRAWERS. Th*y are the one thingneedful forthepro-1 nit ti" "k. lection of every store am. wfiLDW/ Ayv, ft ? shop in Columbia, af- ^MPBOVFO- . I for?ing a euro pr?tec ., , " ' ' I ?on from the light-fin- TlU LOCKS DRAWER! gered gentry. ' For Bali . r - i ? l^w, by. ". " . - FAIRBANKS' it CO., \\ JOHN AGNEW A SON; ' . Aoxaia, ? f'i Toe Great M?dical Discovery! Dr. WALESA'S CALIFORNIA . VINEGAR BITTERS, 23 Hruidrcdii of T?ionsanda Sg* Zzl Bear teaUmony to their'Wonder- ?j*.or o o mlCurativo Effects. gc? ??I WHAT ARE THEY ?g si ^^^^^^^^^^^ ?PS THEY ABE NOT A VIMS 558 ?a FANCY DRINK.ll? Vade of Poor Ram, WhtnUor, Pro^ Hplrlta and Refuse I.iqtiurM <!.><.turril,f;<lct'U and sweetened ta (ileato the tasto, callad "Ton. Ici,"" AppetlXOri,- . * lleaiorcrs," ^c.1 tliat lead tile tippler on'to drunkenness and ruin, lint are a trac Medicine,mmlc (rom tlic Native Knott and Herb! Of CaUTornln. freo from ntl Alcoholic Stimulants. Jiioyare llirCltF.AT Ul.(XIII PURIFIER and LIFE CIVIN(i PRIS. CI PEE a perfect Renovator and Invlgorator c<r thu System, carrying orr all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood to n healthy condition. N<> person can lake thews DlUera according to <Ur.-< - t!do and remain long unwell, '.for IuOumtuiitory mid Clirnnli: Eben uintisni ttud C?otit, DyappiiKia uv Ljidi tfi-Mtioti, Ililionri, Kciultiout mid Inter? mittent. Fever?, Dlrn-ane? of Ibo Illood, Uv er, Kidney, and ItlndUer, iticsc Hit. lera hur? been moat succ^ciful.' Surli i)N cit?c* K.T0 cauicd t y Vii lnlo?l llloml. willett ls generally produced hy doraiiii?iiic?t of the |llir??*?f i vu Oran n*. liy^PEP^lA Ult INDKiESTION. - Heador^iOb Pain Iii th . siuiult?cra, Conclu, Ti:;i:t !os nf titoClicfl.Tiliatln?s?, S?hr Kriiciatlo:ii of the ?jl.miac?i, Und lasld In thu Mouth Itlllous At t:;e!%i>, I'aljiUr.tlnn of the Heart, Inflammation of tlu; I.un^x.l'il;! in l!ieregions of thu uidncya.and oituiidrod <>lher painful ynipi un*, ero tho off rpringsof I)yii|H*p*ia. Til")' Invigorate thc Stomach and rtlmulato tu? torpid llrrr anni bowula, which runJor them vf un. equalled el?leiiey l:i elcBintin^ iho hlotnl of nil Isipurllic?, .and luipu'tlii!; jiicwjlfo ati4Tifcrorto ' Wt wlioloRystcni. ? , - ' '. ; , l'Oit SKIN DISEASES, Krnpttoni.Tetter. S'ait Ulicuiii.niotchcH, Rpol*, I'lmpltft, l'ual?le*. It.'ils, rarhnnclcti, itlng-Worins, Seahl-Hea<l. S-orj Ky ci?, Ery flpela*,Itch, Pcurfi?, Dlacoloratiotir of the Skin, Humors'a?d IlUratir* of thu Skin, of ?whatever name or natur?, are literally duj up mid carrie?1 out of tho R.vitom In a tihort time t.y tho usa of tliete Hitters, (lue bottle In ???..li cates VIH conv^nco ibo m?gt lneretin'lons of their ? cnrntlT? cir?cn. v. Clenmie the Vitiated j.Kiod whenever you Hud ll* Impurities baratina through mo >? kin ItiPim? ples, KnijitlopB or Sorta; oleanaait ?hen yon And lt obntructed and slnKglah In thc veins; clcanac it when lt I? foul, and j pur feeling* will tell TOQj.when. Keep tHo blood puis und tho *"'aith of the avstem will follow. ?eiS. TAPE ?n<l other WORMS, lurking In the system of so many Uioa*anda, arc effectually dcatroyed and r?movod. Vor full direction?, read carefully the circular around eaeh bottle. JrWALKEn, rroprlet?r. R. II. WcDONALIl <e CO., nrngRlstl and Oen. Agents. San Frsnelico. Cal., and S? and SI Coiumsrco Street, New Vor'*. ? DY ALL DUUQOISTB* AND DEALEKb. DMiljlTly GEIGER A MCGREGOR, Agenta. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by Iho gal? lon or barrel. Also, in glaaaa, pinta and quarta. For aalo low. E. HOPE. COVHTV CLAIMS ANO JURY CK "TI Pic ATES bongbt by Feb 5 J>. GAMBRILL, Broker. COliVDtDU, Si-Ci " inp John B. Palruer, i'riwideul. A. G. Breni?.cr, Cashier. , C. M. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.. J. Eli Gropg, John B. TalmOr, P. VY. Mellas ter, U. D. Benn, of B. D. Senn.A Booj/G, : W. Beardon, of Copejand & Dearden; B. L, .Brynn,, of Brian & McCaiter; W. C. SwaflUld, of B. it W.'G. Swafileld, F. XT. McMaBter, Solicitor. . . . 1MY?H Bank Ja now open tor the transaction af a general banking business. CEKTIFIC?T?S or Di TOBIT of euri ency * or coin,'bearing interest at tl.e ralc of't-Vvcn (7) per cent, per anirtim, iii kind, will he i CHI ed,' Deposits from Comity. Offlct rs > specially so? licited; alan, from ll ua'icx, Administrators, Executors, Professional Nen, and others.. Particular' attention eiven to account? bf Ci'y and Country Merchants, and other bnsi ness men, and thc uaual abcommudal ions ex tended. i jj Notes, SUIs of Exchange, s nd other evi? dences of debt discounted, and money loaned un collaterals. Stories, Louds, Gold, Silver bought and sold. Mutilated Currency purchased ut a small discount. Sight Drafts dr asen direct on all tho promi? nent'places iu England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Oermapy, Bely tum, Holland, Den? mark and the Orient. Letter sw of Credit issued, [ ayablo in any of tho aboyo pluccB. Drafta on all tho prominent cit ic? in tho United States bought and Bold. P>anking Houao opposito Columbia, Hotel, Open from 9 to 3._Feb 28 ly Sixtyrfive First Prize Medals Awarded. ^-J-^-felSbA, --, THE OltEAT ^B^^^^^^^Soutliern Piano **>**5l MANUFAOTOIiY. WM.ENABD & G O. Manufacturers Grand, Fquaro and Upright PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, MU. i v. , THESE instruments have bien be-foro tho public for nearly thirty years, and upon ?heir excellence alone attained nh uitjnirchas ;d pre-eminence, which pronounces them une? qualed. Their TONK iJonibinca great power, awectnees and fine tinging quality, aa well aw great purity of in? tonation, and awe-etneas throughout the entire 3calo. Their TOUCH I? pliant and elastic, and entirely free from Lhoati?ncBB found in so many pianos. IN WORKMANSHIP rhey aro unequaled, using.nono but tho very best seasoned material, tho iarge capital em? ployed in Our Outline?? enabling UH to keep continually an immense stock of lumber, Ac, an hand. SV All pur square pianos havo our now im? proved ovEiiyTituis'o SCALE and Agraffe Treble. sai" Wo would call special attention to our lato improvements in O BAND PIANOS and SQUARE GRANDS, patented August 14, 18tiG, which bringa tho piano nearer perfection than has yat boen attained. Every Plano full y Warrante-! lor 3 Ytnri We have mado arrangements for tho sole wholesale agency for tho juoat celebrated PARLOR*. 01t(rA NS and MELODEONS, which we offer wholeealo and retail, at lowest, rsctory prices. - WM. KNABE A CO.. May 23 ffiCmo_ Baltimore. Md. Meale furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S. ?OOH Tinnei. KAUB AT'S ?l?layMalt Rcotth wfd*lto>, 8fr ! H?bort Bnrn?U'i ?ld Tem Omj.<Qtard, McEwen'? Seo tori Alo. Tit ? above direct from t?be Import or? and warran tdd miro. . /1 ; jForaalpby EDWARD DOPE. The Exchange House > - HAS been overhauled And re.nrrangcd' for tho Spring and bummer. Iced beve rat?CB oompouiidcd at.ehor.t notjoo. ... May 5 PAYHINOF.lt tt FRANKLIN. Ayer's 1 Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which ?a ?t ?nco agreeable, healthy, and effectual fur . preserving thc liair. . Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color, with thc gloss and freshness of youth. Thin huir -\A thick? ened, falling bair checked, nud bald? ness often, though not always, cured hy its uso. Nothing cnn romOi"%; tho hair .where tho follicles arc destroyed, or thc elanda atrophied and decayl'd. But sucn as remain oan be saved for usefulness by this application. Iuslead of fouliug thc hair with a patty pedi ment, it will keep it cleon and vigorous. Ita occasional uso will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling oft*, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make sonic preparations dangerous, and injurious to tho hair, thu Vigor eau only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs not soil wbito cambric, and yet lasts long on tba bair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. Ci Ayer & Co., PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHE??ISTS, LOWELL, MASS. PRICE $1.00. Dec 9 fly [Aug 6] O. H. MIOT. Agent. Native and Foreign Wines. QOUPPERNONG, Concord, Santerna, Cla ! io ret, Cliampaguca, juat reoeived and for aale lpw, by_E. HOPE. Cheap Fertilizar. TONS COTTON HEED MEAL. Excel lout for manure. EDWARD HOPE. 40 (TKAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION! JACKETS to tho Concorte of thc SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION AB80 3IATION ready for aalo and delivery. ' AU ordera from thu country promptly filled. Agente ?ranted for the Conntiea of Lancaster, Lexington, Spartanburg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco. ice and Pickena. Apply to D, GAMBR?LL A CO., June G General Agont*. Columbia, S. C. $20,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET-HOLDERS, 1)1 THE COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. TUE following rnOPElVl y mid CASH will bc place?! in tho builds rf thu Trustees, John Agnew, Hr., M nj. Mcluhan nm) lt. C. Shiver, iii mut for the beueiit ol' I be Ticket-holdere af the ?bovo Association, to lu- delivered t<> limn' who. on ibo day ot tb? iititi**, may bo enti? tled to them. The th le to titi- ri ai etlate lint- bri n pla.-td in tire h mila ii f Col. F. Vf. McMaa Lor, Attorney at Law. whii will examine the s?iim mid giri- true warranty deeds; free from ali encumbran*;'.), on the dav of ?lrawihg. The first prize ia the 'l i niperaiico Hii'l, now orrupied ?h tho l?ret door by Melara. L?rick A Lowrance. 1 hu lot IK23 tout fr.mt on M .in a'ie< I. hy 2('.:? feet drep. Tho building is 150feet long and.two alnriPH high. U ia now leased fur t breo year.- ior f 1,400 per annum, payable monthly in advance, valued nt .... .....-..$15,001) Second rtize-Lot adjoining Hose's Hob I, 44 leei front, 2f8 feet (leen, valued al. 1,900 Third Prize-L'?t arijaieni to above,. 25 J b-bt front, 2l)8 ic< t deep, valued at.. .. 1,100 1 Cash Prue.. . . .?... 500 2 Cf.sh Prizes, $100 csuli ... . 2(10 i Cash Ptizcu. at t50 ??ch- . 200 HO OaBh Prizes, at ilO.eacb. 1,100 120 frizes.120,000 2,000 Tickets, at it? euell.$20,000 Tioke.ts may bo liad of the General Agent. Dr. K. 5V. WHEELER, ?t Temperance* Dali, or ?t the Mnsic Store of Mor*. LY URAN DA SON, Meser*. JOHN AGNEW. A -?ON,T. H. POL? LOCK *nd D. c. PEixorro.t SDN. The following gentlemen have consented to superintend the drawing: J. C. U Smith. A. O. Brenizerand fleury E. 8cott, in connection with a committer of three -electra by th?Ticket boulera on tho day of drawing As the tickel8 have met with a rapid salo, it may be safely presumed that the drawing will lako plaoe by the 15th of July at tho Temperance Hall. Columbia, S. C. As the names of tho ticket-bidders will bo registered in a bonk which shall bo in posses? sion of ihe Tru^teec on the day of diawing, parliea may feel astured Ibat no moro than 2,000 Tickets will bo issued. REFERENCES.-E. J. Scott, Son Sc Co.'? hank; Cid. J. B Palmer, President Central National Bank; Citizens' Savings Rank; ffouth Carolina Rank and Trust Company, and W. R. Galick, Cashier Carolina National Rank. Capt.. Wadu L?rick, Agent in Lexington. Pur further information, address DR. E. W. WHEELER, June 9 Box S3, Columbia, S. O. l'oui'A ISL. ?^^?TWWA^tV ^TS?^? ' ' ?H?t??S. AND BQIJUEES, ?'" i. ,*.f ?ietpt improved, i?ortt>b'ro>;./? . i 3 Hl?y IrULIyH, TIMpEl. WHEELS, SHIN-, IjT.O^K^lmitfES, Ac. .Lealora ju? Circu? lar S?Wa, Belting kii? Mill supplies generally, and mabufa&t?rer'a agent? 'for lifftcl's Cele? brated Tn?bino: Water Wheel and-o'Very de ucripl?on of Wood Working Machinery. ; , ; AGUIO?LTURAL ENGIN?H A. SPECIALTY. aWSoud for d?ecrip'tivo Catalogued add Prico Lieta. 1 , ' : . ' May 28 IfUl? " NO F1UB U5??> IN, WASlll???. WARFIELD'S Cfto;^ T?IIS S??P washes perfectly in.cpld waler, Boot, hard or Bait. It rerriovea, groase, oil and 'paint frorn ga~rm?rita.- lt washes ali kinda of goode'-cotton; flan no), silk or woolen. It oleanaoe .eilyer, platod v??ro.and jowolry without scratching. If tho at tick a ar?- much tarnished, rub them with a jm ce of (launel which lian plenty of tho Bnap'on IK To'pfcople who do their own washing, lt ia invaluable It will aa.vo ita cont in ono wm Ling. - For ealor Ui boxea ol thirty.elx hara. hy. , ? EDWARD BOrfa. . April 9_Agent for South Carolina. A fresh supply of Bremen Lager at Voir COCK'S.. Iprfl ' > O Fr?re? Blt AN DIES, imported direct, ?nd .odored nure and' tiri?duUeV ?lVjflr ."TThcao com prieo viDtaMaTQrifMjjjqwf1W? (ami 1863. ?took of .Hock?l,C]ajrtXs,andfrblto AVioea in., . eludo aoh?e of the mba^ rimons brapda'aV well' aa ao't/nd /ot?priced- g?b??. - For'aale by* ?O" ..' M ar oh 25 . .-...?f-.i? / GKO; B?MMER8. |5 O O L E " ' v EA -S' T' as! jfttf?n?, 5iff??i oca Tr^jrii?? COLLS,.nmavtrs, nr.tip, i , ?7u?*wJWo| ??.I clljer CriJ.il? Coir* y ?Urfo?l, rurt ?o4 . JI??<?l^??d?^oy?,rcB<ffir<^Oo?i?<ItaI?<M?& J}t?CffXJiP XSTBMnj rodder liytU 'itOB?b', and H JTIZL ttTX^O.r ' Z&XD OB 3T?, (it an* < (trna i?, /br yta'rrl . 'lt I? W?tf ?idtyrtei . to O? ni? ?f J7*???i?rp?c?, M*nt*?,'tt*tht?rt,<?m(?'antu i ' ?ni i, iar?cv?a ??nrrw^;i^i??arx*?5r^oiw? in ? <U "/<.?" ?*. jr^eVn, ;M CSewf, i * ? j? ? r ?< tpU> OT G ROC WO 4 J>QA^B8 E\FJlTWUF.llF. j ; llaxmiract?rod br DOOLEY ??BOTJ?iifcV ; OL.D BANK. IUVufi ?na MUT*TL./yTI?U ctJKiiKNCY bought an? eOld hy . N?v 23 Gmo .. D. QAlljiffliXfr. BpfeeK Blackwell's gouoiuo Dqrbam t?nioking '?o- ( ba,co at I'UI.LUOK'H. ?v ,,?,., , j . "ri ,;-J g 5 O, O s, O O O ^:rr:r/,;1,. TO BE GIVEN THE SOlitD CAROLINA LAP AND ?H1HGBAI10S 'lMffl|?| UNDER tbq will give a nicncing Octobt npon lands solcctcdby tho Association ?or liotnoe of Norihern nud -Europi others, in tho State of South CuroUna, and loe their transportation thither and sdppbst loi tho first itar. . ... ,, . , . ? i.-\ <_ L .?.{....Vi . REFERENCES IN SOUTH CAROLINA-Genoral Wade Hampton. Hop. li. F. Pefry,Gover? nor AI. L. Bonham, General Johnson Hagood, Hon. Armistead Burt, Hon.' James* Chet-mit, General John S. Proston, Hon. W. D. Simpson, Androw Simohds, Esq.; li?n. G. A.Troiiholm, Governor J. L. Manning, Hon. J. ;B. Campbell. .'<- c ??>' . $500.000 to bo awarded to tho ticket holders of the s?rica of concerta to oorrjmtnco jon tho first of October, 1671, at tho Academy of Music,'Charleston, S. C., on which day the {drawing commencen. . \ "' * . ."' ' '* 100,000 Season Tickets of AdrhiBBiou, and no mure, at $6?ach. [ AU orderB for Tiokets directed to ne or oar Agents, strictly confidential. ' '.' AU the premiums, including Deed and Certificate of Title to Academy Of Music, will be 'de? posite d with tho National Bank of tho Ropubhc, New York. . li.v.vii.i ;.. -.?> $500,000 IN GIFTS. ' t a 1st Gift, Acaderav of Mnsio.'Ob?rle?tOn, S. O.\ocst to build $23O,O0O,:having au annualarenUl of about $20,000 from Opora Houeo, Stores and.Halls: the building .being about 230 feet by GO, and sitaatod corner of King and Market streets* in tho centro of tho city, apd well known to bo tho finest building and moat valuable property in Charleston; val?udat $250 OOO 2d Girt-Cash.i._. '.'.<.'. t.. lODjOOO 3d Gift-Cash.I.V..w ti 36,000. 4th GUt-Cash....'W.O0O 5th Gift-Cash......_.? fc^O?Q 25 Gifts-Caah.:.each $1,000.....;....:?:.... 23,000 25 Gifts-Cash..'.uiach 500..:.. . 12.000 S5? Gifts-Cash.:...ss.eh 100. 25? Gift?-Cash! !!!!!..*.!.....'........"...'...oach . ~50. 500 GUta-Cash.each 25. 1,250 Gifts-Cash.each 10. 2,404 Gifts, amount to.'..;..,. .?J. $000,000 BDTLRR, OUADWICU, OARY tV CO>, . i Agenta Sooth Carolina Land and Immigration Association. GEN. M. 0. BUTLER, ) , -, JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ., J- Charleston, 8, C., GEN. M. W. GARY, ' J ' 1'' --O-Li. . 1 VIII ?. .:. COMMISIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING: ... General A. R. Wright,of Georgia. V? Colonel B. H. Rutledge, of Hunth ?arolinn. General bradley T. Johnson, of Virginia, . Eton. Roger A. Pryor, ol Kew York. ,' . '" June C ' rmot ; . GREAT SOUTHERN .' F1I1CIT AND FASIH6BE UH. ''.''. i V ' ; TIA. ' . .' .*. - CHARLESTON, S. Q. TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW . YOBS, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. THREE TIMES A W E E K. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays-' ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS. Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours Shorter via Charleston. TOTAL CAPACITY, 40,000 BALES MONTHLY. The South Carolina Railroad Company, AND coonee ting Roads Wost, In alliance with tho fleet of thirteen first class Steamships to tho above ports, invite attention to the quick timo and r?gulai- despatch afforded to the usine ?B public in thc Cotton States at the PORT O JP CU A RLE S TOW, Off.ring facilities of rail and sea transportation for Freight und Passengers not 'excelled in excellence and capacity at any othir port. The following splendid Ocean-Steamers are re? gularly on tho Une: TO NE W YOIIK, .'< .."..., MA Nil A TT A N. li E0 II G IA, M. S. Woodhull, Commander. H. Crowtll. Commander. CHAMPION, S0C?H CAROLINA, ' .'' ' R. W. Lockwood, Commander. ' T. J. Beckett, Cum m m. der. CHARLESTON, CLYDE, . . > . James Bbrry, Commander. J. Kennedy, Commander. JAMES AUGER, ASHLAND, .r.,. ... .. , T. J. Lockwood, Commander. --- Ingram; 'Commander. JAMES ADOER A CO., WAGNEILiHUGEU 6 CO., . ' : Agenta, Charleston, 8. C. WM. A, ?CPUBTE?A Y.: ? Agenta, Chariest :>n, 8. C. , T O P II I L A I> K 1. P II I A ." ? VIRGINIA. * EMPIRE, ' 5 ' Alex. Hunter, Commander. C Hinckley. Commander, ..? SAILH?O DATS-THURSDAYS. . ,?il i::. . WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Cheleston, S. C. TO B ALTlfiCRE. FALCON, MARYLAND, Haimo, Commander. ' Johnson, Commander. SEA GULL, . ?T ' . . ' Dutton, Commander. Bailing Daya-r^ETory Fifth Day. !' PAUL C. TREN HOLM, -Agent, Ch ari cuban, b. O." j Rates guaranteed as low as thoBe of competing lines. Marine InBurauc?, one-half of opo THH0UGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Can he had at all the principal Railroad Offices in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Missis? sippi. State Rooms may bo eocnred in advance?, without extra charge, by addressing Agents of tho Steamships iu Charleston, at whose offices in ail eases the Railroad Tickets should be' exchanged and Berths assigned. The Through Tickets by thia ronto include Transfers, Meals and State Room, whilo on sblpboardL 1 Tho South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, and their connecting Unes, have largely inoreused their facilities for tho rapid movement of Freight and Passengers betweon the Northern cities and the South and Weat. Comfortable Nicht Cara, with the Holmes Chair, without ext -a charge, have been introduced oh tho Sooth Carolina Railroad. First elua Eating 8aloon at Branchville. On tho Georgia Railroad first olses Sleeping Oars. Freight promptly transferred from Steamer to day and night trains of the South Carolina Railroad. Close connootion mado with other.Roads, delivering Freights at distant points with groat promptness. The managers will use every exertion to satisfy their patrons that the line via Charleston cannot be surpassed in despatch and the tafe delivery or goods. For further information, apply te J M. BILXIRK. SanerinUndent, Charleston, & C.; B. D. II ABELL, General Agent, P. O. Box 4.070; Office 317 Broadway, N. Y. ; 8. B. Picxuts, General Paesonger and Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad?. AL?BED L. TYLER, Jane 20 JGmo Vice-President Benth Carolina Railroad, Charleston, 8. O. -