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rfSS?toSc?, \<> inncpj Wirt JAUKTU? j . H xsx ?JJ! X A O jr> ?3 ?HAH?fi'fi^^^^^'"-1^' "- *?M .....II???! ?Ta?Tr??? ?i..ic??v - '. 1 .', ' ,Mtoi'olir- jutft ^na'iuf^^;^!^Sg^r^r^^^Rs^'-'-' Attend tho True Event." I';Bt;;l4fJt?^Sl^y.^',.,,..: . /,:,;T;I ;:t^?|l.p>iBt?t ?/,(^?N.1D4Y MORNING JULY 9. 187?." . ' VOL. VII-NO. 96,!L ?UMUJ rrj :-rrj bu : . sssstx gag^^^? -'?fLgr.'si."."gi Cl.T amjlg^^^?^^vS.li ?a suoqo U?rn lO.O f^.^:W^er9^boA^^Mr.Ulit*i?|Vm:lTfa J ??ip ti ., ... . And maulo in ito bia we. ? w ? iu.M ii - ;. rY ?JC. ..? un ii .-. -i. . '>'. \- OtniiliK? Ka Kia si- iV-lt?i- O tic tho . I U?*Vt> fouud ?Ra. Q>,)b38t~iU rcftli JiW, goniiino Ku Klrix; ut'leas'-.dl? need to he o?fe. -'i meiJi-ira. .o?,,ih6"!c?rs"^sie/f'dfty: ?^a,^(gtflut tweRtyrtwo, years,<?f .?gov andi taitdi !'a i nowY moustache ?nd'feoft ? 'to tf?e^h?ae''; ol' a ;JgW$ra?. o?iit^W?V? B^mkiAh?V ?ho^r)oople ''down Sou..h. al c?t?h ..?n^t? r i atj 1 Jj i otro d u cW th "ia a uh j pc b in',!?pbQkin/? tQ1 Btrangor?,) tho'; subject p? th? Kh Kl?t', .'was ?>r ?ugkjfc/ forward,' ] ? Trotttrbd?.yb /expresa. BPR>^ doubts,as'lp tueie^^?vaV h&v(jig\ been ;an, org?pized bu'ad of Kn Klux, ' My. sofb-'eye'd conj?; parUb? ath-l?d h, f-Uoii.alifig nimio, QUI! aa1?r??'.tb?ught I waa mistaren,'. JA'J*1 farft. osalidj be, ','M?. waa .p?^?Ja.Ku K,lux npysolfaud tho soft oyes ahot a gloum o^vf? tn^t'Be?p?^.^p' iudicata tbot.ho ^tmjd'rery 'mu^oU^nj?y beidg.a?a Klux Bfj??tff He. y^entp?. to sayV(.''t.* Vos. two yejireoV^'agp: ',-jh^a" IT. li^ed in Mont fQ>f?pty'f' Afabphi^, .th?t'>an of: us,.' all young m.^njr Organized;.'otiKa K^uxKlaq. org?tufe'ad lo jfrig^terr tlie'n?grdea, and tb-iia'vo e?hio 'fun.' ' Doubtless you saw iu the papers of that time long ac? counts of; ourxmystorio'u:. doings. Wu firent . thought al - the 'organization to BOare tho negroes' frohi ? tho Loyal Leagueim?eti?gaJt. There 'waa .a'young medicabat?d?tit'?rnong our uumbor who had the skeleton of a mau. ? We . fright? ened inore.'negroes with' thia akoloton than irJlaflyiotbor way.' Taking it oui on the:road nt?ward where' lhere' was c large negro iBettlement; we would attach a nmaH strong cord to it, and-put it ovo i a limb overhanging tho road/..' ?Wo would thou gut Boourolv back, and whenever t negro oame'?loqg the skeleton would bc gradually lat down in .trout of bim. I }" t?waa too darli, for bim to see. it be wonk' eel tho cold, .hard hopea, apd if he oouk B?eit, 4A,nQyer ladled ,tp frighten bim hal to death, andi m either case, the.uegrc ran na harri na lift Could, yelling 'Mur der^^bpstslV.and .KHjjKhiKlU And T Jj^?Ft'Kj1**1*' *.uq *?cj5?i? vwOUIUU T?oll?r' .when that Rkeloton-touohed bin wasn't in) tue'neighborhood of Mont gamery.'' And tho soft eyes wore oloset in their owner's keon, relish of the loug ago fright of tho negroes. .. * * "Bat.wasn't there danger-iu your pe cniiar' way 61 'ftm-maliing?" "Just, avr,reuough-t;Oj'makq:it enjoya bia... ?We were fired otaoyeral times,.bu nono of nu wero ever hit.. Tho darkies yon know, aro very anp.erstiliouB, ant flfrpg at us so often, anti ? never liringiuj . abw'n" any gamo,, they .gre.ff/irnoro. an? moroterrlilodnt, tho tall whito apnari tipns ttiat'wouldfi??dedly confront thou in tho dark woods, Xou /?eo, I am vcr; tall myself; well, ttyo of.ps, with whit Bh^a|0stbrowa otfer- ns, would get ou th et?e^f tho road, and, getting oue on th BTiouiahra ol tho other, sq??t "as lo' dotVu, tis poaaiblu. Then, as tho uogro.c came along,.ve would,slowly rise ur getting ^T?t?a^tl'tall?r,; tfutil the n< groes 'Won?d.Hweu,^ vre- we?o Ku Klux foi tynfect bigb,',' rVii -loi.tS - -,. ' i ' /'Did you ov?r eh?Ot; book nt tho st g?o?s?" "Oh, no.j ( We aieVer used the leo: .. bifcjpf violence during ,tl|o oou.tiouanc f of our' organization. Thorn was on time when we ware all pretty badi frightened. There was a iorgo. negi 'meeting of Borne kind toing hold J front of the- S Ut to Houn? ?one. e von? ni . -We got about two pound? of this stn tney make blue lights with io th? that and put it Wound the gateway t the capitol. 'When the mteting g. pretty well1 uodor headway, we touch? off. our little; nell, arid ? tell you bell w to pay then,'sure enough. We had p enough of that stuff there to h?ve last? Nibjo's Garden for fiwelvo months. Tl flames-blue, devifiah-Iooklug flames phot up about fifty feet. The fire be! ? .wera .rung,. the whole polios-foroe c der ed out, end the negroes were near frightened 'to death.1 They r??hod o ?otq the Btreet, and, as' nearly every o of them was ur ur od, they fired their p MB dndisoriminately in .every direotic Wo kept tho negroes "thoroughly frigl ened around Montgomery for some tia I remember, on another. ocoa??otC ' had inserted: in the morning papen np tibe to tho effect.that the K. K. wo?ld moot nt tho den of death at t sound pi the,earUJquake. That.?vcni we got" about'thirty pounds of po.wd anil weht oat toward the cemete! where there wn_i.au. obi'piece of artille ^Tbia we .cleaned , up, loaded it to I muzzle, put a slow-match, to it, and < ont of tho way. And when that g ?w^tvoitijp? .oan bet there was a lil oort b quo^o, paro o a on gb. " ^How^onR did you keep op this nooent and rtch&rch? pastime?" ?. ?'Well, after a tim? the:boys got ti of % and y?hon bad meo commenced do mieohiof u'qdor tho uomo.of Ku Kl we disbanded our or ga o iza ti o h." Soon after tho soft^eyed Kn Kl who is the eon of n clergy man of BC not?,) took his deportnre; and so os and went tba first Su Klux I bave been able to discover'bodily. --' , ji ' _ . The folio wi o ? "sad' case" is reoor .In tho TituBville Herald, wbioh it ho may serve ns a warning: "Two VJ dressed and ?uo-lookiog ladies instai dialocuted their necks while passing e other, in. treing to disoover what e had on. It was-eloody; the speed which they Wero moving, and the c cate shade of the dry goods worn each, operated against them, and a ( den took with all sail set against a breeze fetched them up too short, they perished." {repulsive aa Che. muri t who un Ty itg?gioes ,t?ir?Holf great, who thinks the* people have a profound interest ip bia ind jv ld n ni ?V?JB^S, whopVin reality^ tbeycpre prtbing at' all.about tbx'ux,' ? 'Snob a mun ia Henry. S. Foblo, who' has'just boiled ' over, fa three columna of a Tennessee newspaper, ''vindicating himself." WhyC in, tho name bf common sense, publishers, wjll so alllict their readers, ia ah unfathom? able mystery. Mr, Foote's views oro, of about as.rnueh internst to ,^be,public aa would bo tho Emperor of China's y ic wa. on uxo piarwibian theory.. \?They merely servo aa tho veli icio of abusing mot) who deserve far beater of their people and tho world thaa t|?r, Footp does, If- eyer man lived to whom obscurity and silence wojuhl . provo tho, most invaluable of blessings, thai man is Henry S. Foote. \ ' R?QUismo?i'.- Wo learn that tho Go? vernor of Sjbujh, Carolina baa'.made a l requisition upon tho Governor bf Geor? gia fbi-the'body of Owen K W. Smith, ' tbe colored preacher, who .is charged with being ,the .leader of tho Ku Klux who killed Lo w) Q nd wounded Mr. Red and his ?wife and 'mother, and who was arrested by tho Augusta police, and com? mitted an a fugitive from justice. Hp is also to bo tal;pii to Soutli Carolina to be Vied" under tho Ku 'Klux bill iu tho United-States C??rt. ,. ?eij. i . : [Augusta Constitutionalist. -t. . ?.?i* I . * ?--i-mi; ..,A young man of nineteen, hus been re? cently condemned to death for murder in England, who, although doing tho deed'1 for no other-motive than gaiu, volunta? rily gavo himself tip, saying that ho1 could not stand it any longer,'as pour | old Jack (tho deceased) was nt his bed? side every night, staring at bim with those big eyes of. his. ' ' . u. >K? i .. 9*. ..'?' . : ."I,] CHILDS & WILEY, com ni m A , s. o. W?,hsTO.raarkod ;downhall of our largo Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to Such low figur?e that tho price, cornea within roach of/all that wish a>R09i niling garment, made in tho latest style ano by tho hest niak ors in Now York. Wo aro the only houso that sell All Linen Drawers at $1.60. Wu are tho only, luman that-have tho importedSoe-Siicker Calcutta Sulfa, warranted genuino. An in? spection of -mir largo stock will Bottle the mind of any one that money ia, niado by buy? ing from u?. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather T^rufak'Bronly' A fett left', at $20. ' ' Jone 23 frfcO B G E T tr ^ p ?Ta, : BE O KE R, Seal Estate and Insurance Agent, / , COLUMBIA, 8. C. OFFICE over W. C. Fianer'a Drug Store, opposite- Colombia Hotel, Main street. May 2 , Li vary and. Sale Stables. THE undersigned , will continue thu bu? siness heretofore con? ducted by Agnew A Co., at tim old stands ofl tho late firm. His Omnibuses and CaTtiagee will convey paoeongera to and. from the Rail? road Depts to the Columbia Hotel, the Niok erson Hoase,or any part of the eily. He will also furnish Horses, Bnggles, Carriagoa, Ac, for hire on reaaonable terms, and solicita the patronage,of the friends of the lato firm. _ June 28 _OWEN DALY. Notice. AN ELECTION for ono CITY PHYSICIAN will be held at Regular Meeting of City , Council, TUESDAY, July ll. 1871. Term of | office to May 1, 1872; salary, $800 per annum. Applications, to be banded to July 1 ? WM. J. ETTER, City Clerk. To Architects. PLANS for the erection o' a Market House, 1128'feet io length by 63 fee' in width, ) on Assembly street, between Washington and ? Lady atrefta, will bo received at thu storo of Oobpur A Taylor, until 11th Jnly, 1871. : AUGUSTUS COOPER, Chairman, CHARLES MINORT, H. ll. THOMPSON, W.HAYNE, R. M. WALLACE, ? Jtino 22 _Committee. To Architects. PLANS for the ereotion of a City Hall, cor? ner of Washington and Richardson streots, in the city of Columbia, will bo re? ceived until 20th of July. Building to bo or brick, pf the following dimensions: 105 feet front on Blchftrdenn street and 165 feet depth on Washington street, two stories, with man? sard roof; lower atory to be divided into three 1 atores; upper story to be finished as a Thea? tre, with aeopmmodationB for 1,200 persona; I remaindor of upper story to bo finished as offices. ..Plans io ho h anded > to Chairman of Special Committee of City Council. W. HUTSON WIGO, Chairman, . J. SMITH, W. MOONEY, ,!>.. W. SIMONS, , June 211 J. TAYLOR, Committee. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! -. - Tin-ware 1 Tin-w,are ! Tin-ware ! ? ? ? ? , PLUMBING ROOFIN G UTTERING, and I all work, in VI; i s l?iu, put up to order aqd ready tor?ale tt tho 0A21 0 L INA MAN UF AO TOB Y. Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry HENEY H. BLEASE, MB rob 22 t_Proprietor. Bo egera' Beer is Fare. IT don't contain Coeocnlus Indinas Fish Barries to make sleepy or headache. Congress Water. OASES for sale low by Juno 17 . GEO. 8YMMER8, IO Moals furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S. "CONSUMPTION^ ITS CtJBJE AND ITS PREVENTIVE, -'''.P'DY'Ji'H.'SCHEltfCTrt, :M. D. "? Ta/jrANY.rt haman being baa-pkaaed1 away, XvJL fer whoso death tuero waa no other rea? son than' tho neglect of kim wu ' and indisput? ably proven mean a 0* curs, thoae nb ar and dear.to family and fi iou du . aro, sleeping: tho dreamless slumber into which, bhd they cu I in? ly-adopted \ DR. JOSEPH H. SUUKNOK'S SIMPLE TREATMENT. , And availed themselves of his wonderful efft eaclous medicines, they would not have fallen. .Dr. Schenck.has, in bis own casoiproved that wbcrovor sufficient vitality remains, that vitality, by his medicines and his directions for their UBO, is quickened into hcalthlul vigor. tin this statement theroia nothing presump? tuous. To tho faith of tho invalid is made no rcprc??nlatioti that Is not a thousand times substantiated by living-and vi-iblo works. Tho theory of tho euro by Dr. Scbcnck's mo diciuo ie an einiplo ab it is unfailing. Its phi? losophy requires no argument. It is sell-as suriug, Belf-cdnviucing. Tho Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills a? tho drat two weapons with whi-h tjie citado of tho malady is assailed. Two-thirds of th? cases of consumption origiuato in dyspopsit and a functionally disordered livor. , with tb ii condition tho bronchial tubes "aynipathizo1 with tho stomach. Thoy respond to tho mor biflo action of tho liver,, lloro, then, come tho culminating result, and tho setting in .with all ita distressing symptoms, of "'., ; .CONSUMPTION. The Mandrake Pills aro composed of ono o nature's noblest gifts-tho Pudophillum Pel tatum. They possess all tho bln.jd-searcl] ing, alterative properties of calomel; but, viii Uko calomel, they < . .I.BAVK AO STING HKIUXD." Tho work of euro is now beginning. Th vitiated and mucous deposits in thu bowe! and in thu alimoptaiy canal aro ejec'.ed. Tb liver, liko a clock, is wound up. It arouse from its torpidity. Tho stomach acts respoi eivcty, and tho patient begins to feel that 1 is getting, at last, ' A. SUPPLY OB" GOOD BLOOD. The Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with tl Pills, perinea! es and assimilates with the foo Chyliucation is now progressing without i previous tortures. Digestion becomes': pail less, aud tho euro is t een to he at han There is no moro flatulence, no exacerbate of tho stomach. Au appetite eats ip. Kow comes tho greatest Blood Purifier ev yet given by an indulgent father to suffern man. Schenck's Pulniouic Syrup comee irr perform its functions and tu hasten and coi pleto the cure.. It enters" at onco upon I work. Nature cannot be cheated. It collei and ripens tho Impaired and diseased portio of .tho lungs. In tho form of gatherings, prepares them for expectoration, and lol ii. very short time, tho malady is vanq?iBbc the rottou throne- that il occupied is r?novai and unido new, and tho patient, in all the d ni ty of regained vigor, steps forth to enj thc mau hood or tho womanhood thal VTAB GIVER UP AS LOST. Thc second thiug is, inc patients must si in a warra room until they got well; it is mutt impossible to prevent, taking cold wh the i un gs aro disoased, but lt must bo p vonted, or a euro cannot .bc effected. : Fr? air and riding out, especially in thia eccti of the country fn the fall and winter scaei are all wrong.. Physicians'who recoman; that course loso their patients, if their 1m aro badly diseased, una yet j because they 1 in the Imune., they must uot sit down qui they niuat walk about tho room as much t as fast as the strength will bear, to get ttj good circulation of blood. Tho. pat io uinat keep in good spirits- hu.dotorminod get well. This has a great deal to do with appetite, and ia the great point to gain. To despair Of curd after such evidence ol possibility in tho worst caeca, and morale taioty in all others, is sinful. Dr. Soheni personal statement to the'Faculty of his ( cure was in theso modest words: "Many yearn ago I waa in the last stage consomption; confined to my bed, and at time my physicians thought that leonid live a week; then, like a drowning man cai iug at straws, I heard of and obtained pr?parations which I now offer to the pul and tliey made a perfect, euro of mo. aoomed to me that I could feel them penet my whole system. Thov Boon ripened matt or in my inn gs, and 1 would spit np n than a pint of offensive yellow matter u morning for a long time. "AH sooo aa that bogan to snbeido cough, fever, pain and night sweats al) ht to leave me, and my appetite became BO g that it was with difficulty that I could i from eating too much. I soon gained stre: and have grown in flesh evor since "1 was weighed shortly after my recovi added the Ductor, ' then looking like a 1 skeleton; my woight was only nlnuty-a pounds; my present weight is Iwo hun and twenty-five [225] pounds, and for yei have enjoyed nnintorrupted health." Dr. y J Len ck has discontinued his pr aioiial visits to Ntw York and Boston. I his sou, Dr. J. ll. Schenck, Jr.. still con to seo patienta at their offico, No. 15 I Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Satt from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Those who w thorough examination with the Reepiroi will bo charged 15. The Resprjrometei clares thu exact condition of tho hing? patients can readily learn whether the curable or not. The directions for taking tho medicine adapted to the intelligence even of a 1 Follow those directions, and kind natur do the rest, excepting that in some casi Mandrake Pills are to be taken io inor dosos; tho three medicine e need no otb comp anim ec te than the ample ioBtrn thal accompany them: First ornato api Of returning health hunger is the mot como symptom. -"When it come?, as ! come, lot j tho deapaii lng at .Once be ol cheer. Good blood at onco follows, the loosens, tho night sweat fa' abated, short time both nf t-heso morbid ey m are gone forever. ' Dr. Bobolink's medicines arfvconeiantl in tens of thousands of ramill?n. Aa a tlvb or'purgativo, the Mandrake rilli ?tondara preparation; while the Pu Syrup, as a curer of coughs and colds. 1 regai oed as a prophylaclcric again? j sumption in.any of its forms. Pnce of the Pulmonic Syrup and S< Tonio, $150 a bottle, or 17.60 a half ! Mandrake Pins, 25 ots. a box. Fnr sa) druggists aud. dealers JOHN F. ll KN) B College Placo, Nriw'Y?rk, WholeBtfl? J , Novia_u_. : ni'KcMI. ATTENTION given to O lection of Commercial Paper, I 'on State and Railroad Ponds and Stet Oonvorsion of State Securities, bv I Nov23 Orno P OAMHRIli??. Bl I Tho coolest Lager in the city can bi j POLLOCK'S. : TO TEE PUBLIC. AS tho nalo or tickers5 in tho Co-operative building Association lias been'BO rapid, thus reducing tho exponeos or tho r?fflo very aa tonally, the General Agent has concluded to reduce tho number of tickets tu 2,000. As j this scheme was not designed as a specula* I Hon, but morely to chango, the investment .to more extensivo improvements in tho city, ik is hoped that tho advantage in the redaction of tho number of tickets may bo readily seen and .appreciated. About ouo-flfth of tho number of tickets have* been already disposed of. : . ' DR. E. W. WHEELER, General Agont, Key Box 88, Colombia, 8. C. Juno 15 i HOW WK CSKD TU BK I'liVSIOIv i'.iJ.-W"no doCB not remember tho time when spring purgation was considered iudispenaa bio to summer health? No mattor for wry faces, tho inevitable BaltB and Bonna, rhu? barb, or calomel and jalap, must bo adminis? tered. Tbcso "spring medicines," tko yoting Bt'era wore told, wcr? to keep them halo aud hoarty during tho summer.. Wo all know now that thia was- a. fallacy; that now vigor, not depletion, is what is required at tho corni mencement of tho summer fiolstico. As a preparation fur tho enervating effects of op? pressive summer weather, a conreo of HOS TETTjER'jS,.STOMACH BITTERS is highly exp i ii iee t. This famous vegotahlo prepara? tion has Ibreo prorriiuont. properties: It reno vales, purifree and regulates all the function* of tho body. It is composed exclusively o; pure vegetable productions, viz: Tho essen liai principio ot Monongahela live, and tlx most efficacious tonic and alterative roots barks aud gama known to medical botanists Hence, it is an absolutely, j gafo medicine, am no tincture bf tho Pharmacopoeia can compan with it either in purity, or in tho variety of ll objects, and its comprehensive results. Hap pily for mankind, the theory that it was nacos sary to prostrate a patient in order to cur him, is forever exploded, and tho true philo sophical doctrine, that vigor in tho threat an t agonist of discaao, has taken its place. Ho? tetter's Bitters in an invigorant, and hence i ie the proper medicine fur.tho feeble al I ld most Irving soasuu of tho year. ' Bo Hurt; that you obtain the genuino article aBthero aro innumerable vile imitation* in th market. Look to tho ornament al stamp, th engraved la bul, and . tho name blown into tb glass. Uostottor's Stomach Bitters is sold i bottles only. ' ' July 2 ffl jwn ,.MANHO0D7~ MfSti How-Lost! How Restored! SBjf Just published; iA'a sealed etixe JS^Sf lojte. . Janice, six eents. ALECTURE on the .Natural Treatmoi and Mad i eal Curo of Spcrmatorrbca < .Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Em in di on Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Hifi ago generally; Nervousness Co n sump tin Epilepsy and Fits; Montai and Physical Inc purity, resulting frpm Self-Abuse, Ac, by ll HEBT J. CtLvniwEii, M. D., author uf tl "Green Book," A-o. ' :" "A. Boon to Thouiandi of Hu?Terer?." .Seul.under seal, in a plain envelope, to ar address, post-paid, on receipt of six conts, i two postugo stamps, by CHAS. J. C. KLIN A CO., U47 Bowery, New Yorlt-P. O; Dux, 4,5? Juno ta_ IURUICAL. THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. E98AY8 FOB YOUNG MEN. on great e oial evils and abases, which interfe with MAIIHIAOE, with euro means of relief f the erring and unfortunate, diseased and il bilitatod. Hint in scaled letter envelopi free of charge. Address HOWABD 8 AN IT BY AID ASSOCIATION, No.'2 South Nin street, Philadelphia. Pa. May 21 Smr Intelligence Office, W(-Opposite Masonic Hail.) E call the attention of tho citizens Columbia and vicinity to the fact tl we have purchased th? interest of BEARD ORCHARD in tho above institution, and v pive attention strictly to its demands. Ma or females wishing employment of any ki oan bo supplied by calliuK, or sending in th names and rosidoucca aud announcing th wants. Thc desiros of empluycrs will bc i mediately takm notice of. Mentors ami th? wishing to r? nt will bo provid*d for. 1 collection of Accounts will bo pursued, Boi negotiated, and sales of Beal and Terso Propel ty made. LEE A SMITH June 3 Reduction in Prices. LADIES' popular PONY I'll -^?B^^>TUNS, one of the number j HRSSS^P; received, very stylish. No Vtr"^ W- Boggier-, Top Buggies and Ti seat Buggies, in variety, t ine six-pausen Pbretons, on platforms; Kuur-paeiM'Dgcr I' tous, on ihre? springs. Open and Turn-i Itockaways. This varied stock is now ht offered very low. r May 2ft '_ W. K. OHKENFIRL1 White's Gardening lor the South BY the lato Wm. A. Wbito, of Alhena, f2. HOLMES'SOUTHERN FAllMKRand M KET .GARDENER. $1.50. .Tba Phosphate Books ut South Ca.ro! their .Historv and Developments-Cul Platos, tl 25. Six Hormona on Temperance, by Ly Bai'cber. . Sacred libatorio; or a Course of Lecture Proacbing, B. L. Dabney, D. D. il.50. Auv ahovp sent by mail. DUFFIE A CHAPMAN Feb 19 - Opposite Colombia Hot For Sale, 3h?\f\ ACRES of LAND in Barn .UUv on tho Edisto. 75t) ACHES in Kershaw-in lots to st Saw Mil! anti 2 OOO acres of Land th 'Le: ton, on North Edisto, $7,000. 2,600 acree Wateree Bottom Land, il pi j 2,500 acres creek bottom and pine Lai $2 per arre. 1 House lu this city, ti I HOUSE ?nd thirteen acres LAND, nea oit.y-$S 500. Apply to JOHN 1IAUSKE' Attorney at Law and Beal Estate Ag? 8c?*. 25_ Scythes and Grain Cradles. 2DC'/, superior OHAIN OBADLKS. 10 doa. Onion's Crain and (?rain S ry Just received anti foi eulo low hy May 17 JOHN AGNEW .V SI Native and Foreign Wines. SCUPI'ERNONO, Concord, Haul cms ret, Champagnes, just received ar salo low, by _E. Hf) Imported and Domestic Cigars nt 1*01.1. R?DUCTION ii. ' ' ': : ' ?t?""* . . OP Spring and Sitinm?r Clothing, .v: i 1? -AT 't'a vi 1'' :iH Uni R.?ft W. 0. SWAFFIELD'S. WE havo tlio largest retail et?ck'In the Giato, and. anxious to reduc? it, trill Boll it at GREATLY REDUCED PlilCEB. Tho mock ia unbroken, and tho heat stock wohave ever handled. : ' New HATB, of a desirablo Btyle, joei re? ceived. . J ; ? . ?. .. Thia reduction will apply also, to our CUS? TOM DEPARTMENT. . . j May 16,, 's.aiai.uv?fi *o 'ia ^ "a IV ARTIFICIAL TEETH. REYNOLDS' IMPROVEMENT. THOSE who have lost several Natural Teeth, and have been advised to part with remaining sound 'ones, as the first atop towards obtaini?g artificial substitute*, are requested, before- submitting to a prtotice, cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per? formed, to convince themaelVee of its fallacy, by looking closely Into a matter of so much importance. 1 . n . Tho above improvement waa designed to TO- i sist BO deplorable a practice, und after a tho? rough test of ni or i) tli an three years, ia found capablo of accomplishing what no'other sys? tem of Artificial Dentistry'has heretofore done. ?It ia now possible to obtain partial aa s ea. which will save for yeara Natural. Teeth, ano bo at tho samo time reliable in every.respect. An invitation ia hereby" given lo such as feel ' interested to call at our Operating'1 Koomi, and examine, duplicato specimens of [ canes now in actual use. Nuv G t REYNOLDS A REYNOLDS. (Formerly Glaze <? Radcliffe,) ' HAS on hand, at reduced pricos, OOLD and SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL? VER and PLATED WARE, House Furnishing Goods, Guns, Pistols and Sporting G rods. N. M. Having, the a gun cv of the American Philadelphia Watches, (Paulus Pat. 1863, >? am prepared to furnish them at manufac? turer's pricos. I cm recommend them a first class time piece. . . ' * Repairing and Engraving done hv first class workmen, and warranted. WM. QLAZ3, One door North Scott A Son's Banking House. J line 9 f2mo New Books, bu Express... PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF CU HIST, Ac, by Ht rond, and letter by Sir James Simpson, M. D. War and Culture, by Arthur Helps. 11.50. Hugh Miller's Life and Letters, two vol? umes, by Peter Bayno, with portrait. 14. Chrlbl'iaiiity and Posltiveism, by MoCosh. People's Practical Poultry Book, complete. Whv. Did no Not Die? From the German, by Mrs. Wlstar. Callirhoe. a Ilomanoe, hy Sand. $2. Climates for Invalida, by L. lilli. $1 25. Bodv and Miiid, by Maudeley, London. $1. The* Old Fashioned Boy, hy Farquaraon. Little Men, by author of Little Women. Pike Comity Ballade, by John Hay. 21.50. Mr?. Beeton's Book of Household Manage? ment. Most complete work. Illustra ted. Also, some new Nov?la bv good authors. Jost opened; at BRYAN A Moo ARTE R'S June 13 . _ Bookstore. Guns, Pistols, Etc. ?4-* I INFORM my friends and public In general that I have ^?>^?jSSl^JnMt received an entire new V- nv\ Vrttook of Double and Singlo B?T rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Fiaste, Fonohcvj, Pistol-Belts, Caps. Buck-Shot, Cartridge*. Cartridges for all kinds of Pistole, Powder and Shot. . ' ? : ALSO, REPAIRING done at short notice, OotB _P. W. KRAFT. Main Street. _DR. D. L. BOOZER jaWjSwwfc WOULD respectfully inform /jr^*BBjaHL hi a natr?n? and the public ge M-t-Li-i V " narady that he ha*, moved into his now office, over jtyufno A Chapman's Book? store, opposite the Columbia Hotel, where he is prepared to execute, satiafactorily, all ope? rations and work, of whatsoever kind hi* pro reHRion demanda. Terms accommodating. ? Mtir0" 8_ Millinery. fflm-, m MRS. O. E. REED begs leave tt^^i tf> triform "the ladies in general HKAI kLB that she baa now ready a lull lino ""glim IfV of the latest and moat fashionable ^3Ls)jJ0 ",J ,l>8 of MILLINERY, Hair and ^otM?g?r; Fancy Goods, at reduced prices. * Also, frosh Btipplics every weok. "all and ace for yonraolvea._May 4_ Imported Ale and Porter. CtX. CASKS-Pints-b?Bt brands, in store and for salo_ GF.O. KYM MERS. Tira only fili? Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S THE .: ^n.ni. .uJlAVINO disposed of . JBUL M": av'kR"*7nur Sum^' !,.,.^>SB? :. Clothing; and Hat?,... '>-<jgf|BSBHHt??v W?ib*.ve determined t? l-ffl ' ; ?S|H menta toj^cw) doairoua flv : niasii ra| Kg? IM? ^emnibduf ^of por . JBr^B^S Ctili below^ thoy-''>co6l J^??MM1?^??? a? ntionRof tbe^mbHs ??'''TKfMK^TY "hieb, for qdaurtity, . ' w?'Jffl^O noty'X'nfVurpaB'B ?^y'? ^W^LTY ?Qtke>?tate?*morncuig. lo JvSof'- ' l'Hit COLLAR, epetjiAi, ^J^SgQ, , . ly adapted to this cli %C^rsP3 main, doing-'away with NSwab^jg gai ,tbi3 flim^j ^ri^terlaHor ~'^',^*M|j?-^ - morly known as,Paper ^?^*^'' CorhIf8:;'Do?otTailW: call early, to be convinced of tho abo vu fa-eta. at GOODMAN'S .CLOTlBlKG BAZAAR, June 23 ' ? . Mein street, AFEW reason? why they should .bay? j tho; preference over hil others: . 1. Wheeler <& Wilson*?-'Sewing Machine Ia much simpler Mian,, any of tho others; re? quiring lesa th'uii hal? tho'amount bf mo? oni ne ry. '..-. ? . ' ,. . . 2. As tho result of this simplicity! thia ma? chine la hinch let- fi 'liable than 'tho Other's to got ont of repair. 1 ?--.'; .- .v .. 3. Another result of Una tunplicity ie gruater durability. '' .... 1. Another ros nit is lees friction; aijfl, con eeqnently, greater ease and'rapidity of mo? tion, with lesa noiso. - - . 5. And greatest of all-, that it noes no Shut? tle, and makes the lock etitch. . - i .? ? It Ja the cheapest to buy the beet. Buy tnt machine that bau justly, fairly and honora? bly won.-a reputation and independence, against a strong and blt ter competition.- For more than twenty years, baa the Wheeler & Wildon not only stood tirst and foremost, but nowetand-* the unrivalled Sewing MarJhino of the enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma on i no tliat 1?R5 been thus teatea ana proved, add thoo voa are snre to get tin? bett. For salo on the easiest po*ai[blp. tci^m). Sales? room Mainstreet, accohd'door below Tn bis ?i oftlce, Colombia, S. O. 0 ., . J. S. MJRSLEY, Agent. A. "WHYTE, General Southern Agent. " Juno ai :. .. il i : >6me ' ? The Dexter Stables.'"' .- ' ? ?"\ - .. THJ4 undersigned. ? have re SL^jjL , moved th vir Stables to-thc new WOKJ^mli bmldlng.'iiiimediat'ely'Sdtirh ol V?P^S?^ Yatnck. o? CARRIAGES, BU.G OllsS %mr flue HORSES, liVe prepared'to'ar*. ?wer all calls that piay bi?,made upon them. Horsos bought and sold un. commission. Persona in want Of gootl stork, are invited te gtvo .na a call,, ,Li boral advances ruado qn stock loft for salo. ." BOYCE ? CD. W.'H. BOTO*." d. .. .: O. n. PETTIS ur LL. Jan 24 CORRECT TIME *3??s. MAY be obtained bv caning at'ISAAC ,8ULEBAOHEHV. ami purchasing one of thoee justly celebrated ELGIN WATCHES; and where you can Abd a complete stork of Diamonds, Jewelry, ; Silver and I'lated Ware'of the host ?manufacture. In addition aro the United States, Waltham,. EtiRljrh and Sw iso Watches In Gold and Silver Ci??os, which wiH be closed on tat New York prices.. ConetanUy,OD bund fine ii o?d Chain B. Beal Rings, Charms, Locket ?, Shu ve Suttons, Seta, and a varied stook of Handy Article*. '. . , All kinds of Bopairiog done prompt Iv, and warrant?d, by I8AAC ?TJL^BACUEB, April 27' - '.- ? Under Oulnruhttt Botel. ' M. H. BERRY'S i - - Furniture Ware-room ' Miitn Str?U, riear Plain. NOW on hand sud dairy re. fe* iviDK from th? mauuf&c tories of New York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville the _ largest assortment ot FUR? NITURE ever kept in thia market, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din* nig-Hoom Suits; '?111) Bedsteads of di flt pe nt patterns, in Walnut end Imitation: also. Che celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Ch ?ira. ? ~ : AU kinds of MATTRESSES made to order. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING dono' at shortest notice and in the bast manner. . r Terms oash and Good* cheap.. . Oct 3P Q R. D. Symbolic Acais?tioal ' HR season is. at-baud wben the hum?t tamilv is more afflicted than during any other part ur the vear?-' The sut'iVra'y* acting npbu'Uio tlecayort ?vegetable and animal tnatr ter, poiaooB lbs atmosph?re, and prodnee? many disorders of the a)st?m-Chills and Fe? ver, Bilious Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dysen? tery, Cholera Morbq?,Crarnp? a.n.dCbolic,etc ?Ieuee the system rtqulrea ap Invigorating nd'touro medicine, that wifi brace up it? .battered, torceo. ?nd enable ?the- orsa na to perform their proper fonctions. For this pnr ?o,0 we would racothci?nd ibo nae of DEIS. TSH? QUEEN'S DEUGHT. j For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach. ' For the Liver and Kidneys.' For Coucha and Sore Throat. ' . For the Lungs and Spitting of Blood. For Weakness Mad Ger oral Debility. For lona of Appotite. For Siek Headache - For Diarrbma and Dysentery. " For Foyer, iud Ague. For B??OUB Fftver. For Cbohra Morons and Cramps.' For Palpitation of tho Heart. . For Broken Down Nervous System. . For Neuralgia and Bheumaliem. For Purifying'the Blood. . IlBIMTSIl'S aVKKrV'H DKliIGIlT The people approve of, and physicians sano? tinn its use, beeaneo it is a good medicino. Take no other-medicine. It ia a spring invi gorator. a summer tonio, a purifying bovo rage, admirably adapted to all conditions, malo and female-grown persona and chil? dren at thia particular Reason. Be B?ro and call at Hoinitah'e Drug Store and get a boltl of his great medicine. Prepared only by E. H. HEINITPH, I May SO. Druggist and Chemist