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Office tOa.MR^ gg^|g^fi;]^t^j \ i ifk}* *A?V?BTJBKUB^IXBI lltv >ii*'-ri tiffi In*to*eA I? fctieTpta at 7fr ^pnU'porrtqiar? i fur tho firot and BO cont? CA QU ;imb sequent-lu J jioiUptt,. ? Itf99 ^Tfftt?emeBkMiAy ?be .week, mpnfc c?y??r.*t,?qB^^ an! .. Aitit<?ii!i ,f-,TmiBa?a*pxiQ?ri/? :. i?-?:t t ?ffeftkly^liW. ? ? ? ' ' ? ?' ?" ' ort? MU.-.?kf-l?iy Vial?WJ'; ?i'fj^lrt.? In a mood OpBUH^^ drear*,,, . : . ,vo?. Hoajt aadiral^id by sorrow bowed, Ix^ttvo 0h'a/ftI;aocgh^seclyj>iwl'; hi ibi-v: F*?ot?i,o babblo and confn*ion. ,tau-< . > On Urewagranfc grass reclining, Fatinocifar ti?rfpiriGTl?do?i galosj ? a^kWj^^ , . onueo Ut?laa^r?dd otfhi? wisHon'"'* - ' :\ soawfikeirdni ?tfrlh' nre'a'p?ffillDc'de^; 7 HvAhhr tflfihoVln Hib?ndtfa civet), JMMMaT i?W ?MSS??OJKP?S.? ?T??;' ; mile** drtimyV Bwe?fi?iotlon "*".'?.-.;" . Bwept her faoe witn'Hppling ?rriilon,' iAa?h^flOW\>faaft|^'beeari,V : ..' Woos the ?hor? wittl rtfhtt?rig wiles. ?*./? iq (niica .sil'?*. ??2 };!(iiJT?ftoa . <>< Xike the gracofnloygnot sailing,. ! ,? . u . Sp ^d*ho ^"ion iax a?ay, . . Dizzy heights serenely Malins l l . ? .. ...Wb^OithnJark.pnnrs forth his lay; . There tho mist ber form enehroo.de, * ,$ Like a god?Lcpa-?niba^Inudoi tun ii "'. "Thus,"! cried, "our fortunoawaver, ;.,Aiu3 *ho. urizo vro.Talno tnuat ' > ,11 i5taja'?-Jiilo, and then forevor.: s:. Ut / Leaves UH monrnirig treasures lout.'" ? ?nh V ...? fin i ??.?>. ??. ? ??' 'i' '.? J..-? r<UutiiVic*u ntti Ubcfulri?us." jfttf ipflgf '?V^c V a g^&t twiting: ip sn, m': middle Hin? carn o ta ,oun dooiv eeking for "the m?nistet.v" ?<When Mnf?'?mtn1- that he -WasJ^{?^;,1f6>ti^B?. iii?eDiea. di?a? vfSJf^^mM^oii?- i.'Qn.'beihg ques? tioned as bo uia business, ho answered:! '*I><:havo;' loot m'y mother; und as this pftdfl'-'tls?fi' to 'be ber homo, aed*;iny. father J??S4JOI;Q, wo bayo como to lay her bea ido. him. '? -Our hear creso in sympa thy; arid wo said:*'- ? -.-.(. <i; ' ? ur ..JI<T. ..WeU-^es,!.', JteMied ,.th^ ,strpDg,man.. ^iih.--?i?M?i*aut3?r ; Va.-mather io : a : great losa in general; but our mother bas ont cond ^hjldgdoti and lier mind was as . YieoKas'herVbDuy^ eo- that ?ho. wan no comfort to herself abd msaburte to her, we agreed to Keep her among us, a year about. But I've bad more than my share of her, for she was too feeble to be moved when my. time was out; and that waa more than three months before her death. But then she was a good mother in ber day, and toiled very hard toJbwng;'?n8iu|).?j?>tf{':' hji? 2'X??jioG Without looking ot the face of tho heartless man, we directed him to the neighboring pastor, und returned to our nursery, We gazedion the merry littlo f aces, which smiled or grew sad iu imita? tion of ours-those little ones in whose ear no word , iu oar language is half so swop* as Vmdt?jer," anfl ^ondo?oit?? that! day tfonl? ever como ?When they/would say of ?B-"She has outlived ber day of usefulness-she is no comfort to her? self, and a burden- to. everybody else!" And we hope before snob a day would dawn, we might be taken to our reat. God forbid that wo eh auld outlive! the love of our children! Bather let nadie while our hearts aro a part of our own, that our grave may be watered with their tears, and our love be linked with their hopes ?f jj Ho rt ye n. (When' tftef bfefl (oiled for tbe'to?fn?r's fondrai, we went to the sanctuary to pay our only token of re* speot for the aged stranger; for we felt that v?e could gfve 1 h or memory a tear,' even though her own children had norie to abed,. .-v..-..; MShe wao a gdoA mother in her day, and toiled bardi fco bring us all up; abe was no comfort to hersolf, and u bardon to everybody elsel*'' Those cruel, heart? less words rang in our ears aa we saw the cofflu bor ne ag the aisle, j Tho- bell tolled'f?'tfg'-nnc?' l?tul, till its iron tongue had chronicled the years of the toil-worn mother. One-two-three-four-or five-:bpw oloarjv aud moat merrily eaoh sfcr?feo told of-Hier onro'peWrjeful slhmber on her mother's bosom,.apd of her seat at nightfall at ber.weary mother's knees. Slt-^seven-eight-nine-ten-'rang out the tale'of her sports'upon the gfe?n s ward, in the meadow, and by tho brook. S everi-y- twelve--thirteen--fourteen , ?f ^eerr-apoko mere j gravely', of jlohe^ol days, arid little household joys and earea. Sixteen-seventeen-eighteen-sounded ont the dreams of enraptured vision of maid enttood^lntf ft the ft$frefrip8 of early love. Twenty spoke of '"Ibo young mother, whose he?i&was full to bursting with the new, strong lovo which God had awakened ia .hex bosons And . then stroke alter st roko told ?rf her''early Womanhood---of the lovo and cflfpSj and hopes au?' tolla, lihr?ugh wb.ioh sbe had passed docing these long years, till fifty rang out, hatah hud loud. From that to .htty told of ^ho worm-hearted mother and grand-mother living over again her own joys and. sorrows In those of ber children and children's children. Every family of all tho group wanted* grand? mother then, and the only strife , was whp should ooouro tho prize; but hark I the "hell tolls on I- Seventy-seventy-brie ?--two--three-fonr-she beginB to grow f osble, requires some care, is not always ?iatient or perfectly satisfied; she goes rora one ohild's house to-another, so that np QUO place seems like borne. She murmurs in a plaintive tone, and af ter all her toil, and weariness, it is hard that she cannot be. allowed a borne to die in; that she moat be sent, rather than in? vited, from honse to house. Eighty eighty-one-two-three-four-ab, she ia now a second child-now Bho bas dut tbs* ia?s?rf'b== &K5C& t&baflecAkabbs t<| through our I .'.'ely forestajiaaa-'eohoiog! back Jrom .??*s**bill?*efr th^?ekOft^ bol0iUPQl*W>wW; s^e?rahkp?,.np frou^ prjeaaW irvi foti?J?Wa??^'W?^i Bat on lier/ ra ia bio features. Hor obib dretf iror?jth?rf?i'bhid'iri weedB bf web, ???lfirrf?Wrn^6 4&^*?^oV? mother in heyday-.'""" >. ?1 Whejrrfliej^ll cjwseB ????'WB,l#H. mi niater^pae.in tho puloitj .Hie, form ?as, teT^e^t aJ?d,bi?y?ipfc '^frpng.? but bia hair Koa Bijvijry white... After nppxopri ate introductor-vi services--in tho oouroo of 11 h is"address^h ? f?ah ed P vertbe desk,' and, gazing ?ri the,c??lriod form' Ti?foro him/c said. reverently:) "From a i little obild*I hove honored tli? aged, but never '.t?? fifo^y'ndira covered toy. ownhead,, did) $ ? u o w ;t'riil^ hof* 'rauph, Ipfjj ppjd. sympathy,thia-class have a right to de-' mund of their follow creatures; Oar mother," ho ridded most tenderly;,""who now lies in death beforo os,' was a s traso?r tb .. cae,* as. are-all of these, her descetdautH. AU thut I know about her ia what-her son told me to-day-that she was brought to this town from afar, B?X ty-uino years ago,' d' happy bride-that hero she passed most of her life, toilipg a;) mothers oply baye sfrecgln? to toil, until ehe . had reared a large family of children; that till life and vigor left her, she liv?dioT y?u, her'descendants^ "You, |\yho /together bave.ebared her love and ber cares, know bow ?ell you have; requited . ber/ '- God forbid., that conscience should acenso yp? pf ingrati? tude or .murmuring, on account of the care abo has been to you pf later When yotfgo b&ek to youV'bomi^ bo careful of your words and your example beforo your children,'for tho.fruit,of your own doing: you will surely reap from them when yon yourselves totter on tho brink of the grave. 2 entreat voa, as a friend, aa duo who:.has himself entered 'tho evening life,' that you never say in the presenoe> Pf your families, nor of Hea? ven: "Our pipther-has outlived her OHO ful uep?j-C-alio ^V?IH ? but cien to li? i .Never, never; a mother caunot live so long as that! No! when she can PO longer labor for her children nor* yet for herself, she can fall like a precious weight on thoir bosoms, aud pall forth, by her helpless? ness, all the coble, generous feelings of their nature." . Adieu, then, poor toil-worn mother; there are no moro sleepless nights, no moro days of pain for thee. Undying vigor and everlasting usefulness fire part of "the inheritance of the redeemed. Feeble aa thou wert on earth, thou wilt bo Tip burden on tub": bosom of infinito lo v?/hilt lhere thou shalt find thy lodged - foi tanti ?nd' receive' glorious sympathy from Jesus and his ransomed field. THE FASHIONABLE WOMAN'S PBAYEB. Strengthen mi,Jtusbaud, and. may biz faith and biz money hold out to the last. Draw tho lamb's wool ov unsuspicious twilight over biz eyes, that mi flirta tionsUiftftfc Tobit toi him like i viktorys, and that mi bills may strengthen his pride in ma. ^ . . ?u. Bless/Qb. fortuae! mi knapps* rats and frizzles, and let.thi glory shine upon mi puiDt and powder. When i walk out boforo the gaze ov vulgar men, .reg?late mi wiggle, and add na grabe to mi gaiters. ' I When i bow mi?olf in worship, grant that i may do it with ravishing elegance, and preserve unto the . last the lilly white of my flesh and the taper of my AD gens. . ' Destroy mine enemies with the gani ov jealousy, and eat thoa up with the teeth ov envy all those who gase at my style. '.' ? ? . Save .me frem wrinkles and foster mi plumpness. . Fill-mi both oyoa, oh, fortune! with the plaintive pizon ov infatuasbun, that i may lay oat ml victims, the moo, CB kuumb as images graven. Let the lilly aud ' the roze strive to? gether in mi cheek, and may my neck swim'like a goose on the buzzum ov krystal watar. -Enable me, oh, fortune! to wear shoes still a little smaller, and save me from all korpaapd bunyonsyj* Bl?BB Fanuy,' rojVlfcp dog,'-nod* rain down bezomaof destrucksion upon thoso who would hurt a hair of Hector, my kittani. Smile, oh, fortune 1 most sweetly upon Dick, mi kanary, and watch over, with tho fondness ov a mother, my two lilly wbite mice, with red eyes. f, i ED able the poor to shirk for them? selves, and save mo from all missionary beggars. f Shed the light ov ltd coontehanco on mi kammel's bair shawl, mi lavender silk, midpoint Ince, and; ml 'necklace of diamonds, and keep tho' moths out of mi aable, I beeeeob thee, oh, fortune I [Josh Billings. Wbv is love like a Boot ch plaid? Be cadse lt is all stuff, and'often crossed. Cheap Fertilizer. A f \ TONS COTTON BEED MEAL. Excel *?AJ leot for manare. EDWAHD HOPE. BRANDIES. 5CASKS Jamen Henneesy's <E Brandenberg Freres BEAN DIBS, imported direct, and o0erod puro and unadulterated. These com? prise vintages of 1835, 1858. 18G0 and 18C3. Stock of Hooks. Clarets antLWbito Wines in? clude Bomo of tue most famous brands SB well as round lour priced goods. For salo by March 25_ GEO. HYMMEBS. Every One Drinks See gera' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength and improve? their health. March ll COTTON 8RKD OIL. CAKH can be had at all times, and in any qnantity, of Jan ._E. nOPE. Froo Soup every day, at ll o'olock, at Poi. LOCK'S. pJWflrfl.fan^Ccrn^ j .fciUl ()i!rC,?A?Wl8Tr?1JSri,Jt7.ii//old /MU QOWOrn^wdeji jfqf."OUTTONv OA*BJ ?loco/ j ?iySiij? '??tliariic ??iffiV . .?? PB'Fdryan','ibo- pute?se*"-df i ? ei ^SftXatWb Medicine. .'?I uno* J : ,?bl .17,1 I,.? life ?J??jL^ - ? - y J&F ^-OoAy^f- n-rwrtntrntn, ' min '?T?ejuriKflcL^ .-nor was '.'.?.?...???."he { this mihi inuojH rient f? ^ml^eineily.tf?ui :i/v iitlirM.\ ^A^o\?Ti.(^?tv!j * tried it, know thal it citied fhCTn : thfi.-.; w hoVtvii not, know timi il cures Iheiruuighbm.s ami IVtuud? ; [and all know that what it doc* o:i?:a i: du.*? a? ?wuy6-that it never fails through any fault in neg glect of its composition. We have thousand- upon 'tlioiisamlsoriiMtiflcatesortheirriiii.irkalt'.iMH.-es of thc following complaints, hut .-ifrli ?-ii,.-.s aro i^5yw^ipiM-wri iiolftiiligrtJoort.-'niiiVwc urspl net pu?e?uhom>\Ad apt r.UbihI? agiis nutt condition In nil climates; cnn tainitiK ititit lier < alo incl itnrnny deleterious ilntir, they may ho Uken with s.-.lnv by atty budy. Their aiigar-eoatm.; pre-erw- them .ever fresh, and muk?* themphi.iHtiul i-i uk", while being purely vegot.-thln, no harm cnn .-.i i.-o from their tuc in any iptanlitv. They, o pa nit j by thair'powerful influence ntl fhV? internal viscera, to purity the bJooil and Htinudatui it into healthy notion- remove Hie nbidrucliuiis of the stomach, bowe!-, liver; und other orgnns of tho body, rostoriurf?iciiirvegulaf?ftiynto-li^a?th, ami bj correcting, wherever OreVexiVr? fcto?rrdo rnnKcnicnts ai arc the llrst origin of disca*c: Minute directions nru given m.lite wrapper on, the box, for thc following complaints, which these. 1'llts rapidly cure: - ; For nyapVpalM nriXtitl?rfcstlon, ILlstles? liena. E..?IM;?.mr and Coos of .4 piu-f it Uley should he taken ininlorritely.tp sUmulate lite stout neh, ami restore its healthytont! twill action. l'or ?Liver Complaint nnil ?Us various symp? toms, ili?onv J?>ittlucbo, Ht?U fM?ai? Mell?*, TuiiiiiUcc or G revit MU-ttttca?, iGil lom <:i>lic ami JIU i ou? IVver*, thev should bc judiciously taken fhr each eve, to inrrer.l thc diseased action oriemove Um obstruction* which cause it. ' ' . . :For ttjacntcry or ?sLtrr-ltccre, lint ono mihi dose is generally ryrpiircil. " . For Itlieiinititism,' ?Vont, ii rn vet, i:?nT pitatiou of tito Ileurr, Pain itt tito Wi?!?>. it u ii nnd loin?, they should bo contle* uously taken, ns rcqttircdl to change the dlt'ea.-od notion, of dm syHtoin. With such chango ?{liosa complaints disappear., . 'FoV ?lroimy and DropNicnl Knolliup they shottm he taken in large and frequent do. sos to produce thc effect of a drastic nnrge. '!".'?'" tor NupinvMlon it large dose should bc taken ns it produces tho desired effect by sym? pathy. As n ninner PHI, take one or two J'iUa to promote dtgcutt^n^tnd relievo.the stomach.' Au oCfcafcYoivnl'doso stimulates Ibo stomach fled, boweli'uito benltliy action, ros col es Um np'polii*, - and invigorates tho ayBMrn.^ JTcnce it; is often ild v?nrngcorts where nowrHona derangement exists. Ono Who feels tolerably wpJU oflen fl ni ls: tibi t n. dose.Of these Villa makes him feel decidedly bet? ter, from iheic cisuiisbig and renovating effect un tito digestive apparatus. *'*; Dr. J. C. AYE?t ? CO.I Tfacllcal Chtnifate, ?.OWJSLL. UASS.. V. 8. A\. AngGt;ly .! . -ii;, n. Ml OT,, Agent. Tbo Great ??cdical Discovery ! Dr. WALKER'S UaLTFtTpJSl-a . VINEGAR BITTERS', , ??i Hundrcda of Thousands Sf 4 - 8? ' ^"ft?^feu"* I ff |pWHAT yVRE THEY?|j| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ o Sil ?lk PCS THEY ARE KOT A VILK *>qg 6aFANCY DRIN K.Pl? ?JUde of Poor II nm, WbtnUey, PrniS Spirit H u nd Rr In MC- Lin ii o rn doctorfd, fp'.CCc, and sweetened to pleno thc tanto, called "Tia* lei,"" AppeUsers,'. . . liemorcru," AC., ttiat lr^rt I tho tippler on to drunkennrsi and ruin, dot ara atrao Medicine,made from '.lie Native Kooli and H? rbi of Cnllfortilft. fr?to from nil Alcoholic Stlllltllftnl?. nioyarc Hie li lt K AT lt LOO? 1MTKI l IEIt nu<l bIFK CSIVINd 1*111 N CII'I?E aperreet Ecaoyator andlavtsoratorof tho Sjrttcm, carrytng off all polronoKs matter and re-storing t!io blood to a hrsltliy condition. No person can take tlicRc Puters accordti'ij to i*.:r.*i - Ll'm and romain long unwell; 'flkfur Iiifliimituitory mid (Uirttnln ltHe:i itintiam nnd..Clout, Dynpepnia uv Iiiili Bcailuu, UilinuM, llcmiltciit und Inter? mit trill Fr vi-rn, IHMIILCI of llic lt loud, Liver, Kiducya, mid lltaditer. tiieso Htt ti'i-M liavs boon most Nticescsful. Huck Ill.'i cmri aro camed by. Vitiated lllbod? which IF Kunerally produce! by dcraaueuiout of Um l> I LI. ?11 vii Oren nu. i? vrsrr.i'.siA on INDUJEST?ON. llraihiche. Pain Iii itio hlioiildorH, COUKIIS, Tlglit* KOH.of the Chest, Ul....?.! a i's?,,Sonr Eruetalloaa of thuPtpmnoli, Ead ti.tit ria tho Mouth nillons At? tacks, Palpitation bf the Heart, Inflammation of the l.nngs, Pain la liir ri j,Honn of thc Kidm'ys.snd u hundred other pal"?ul ywptoiii?, ari ibo oir |.;.r:::ss?Jf D^pcpsla. T?i?y Invigorate thc Stomnrli and iltmnlaio nip lorpl lllyoraiid bowels, which render llicta.of un cijiiaUed ollleacy In cleansing tho blood of all ijii'i?fitlcf, and |iM|iuirtlui? now lim andTlgorto the vrholo system. lOltSKlN m HE A HEB, Eruptlona.Tol tf r. fait Rheum, niottflieR. Ppot*, Pimples, rtntiile*. Pt'iiif, Parbuncies, Itltif-Worms, Fcald-IIoad, Rora Frc?;Erysipelas, Itch. Scurfi, Dlscoloratloiis of ^41m Skin, Humors sad Diseases of tip* Rk!n,'of: whstover namo-or naturr, are lltcrslly tlujr'np ami carried ont of ttro syitcm In n Short time 1/ tho uso of tlicF-? nttleri. Ona b<?tt!o In tncli 'cases will convince tho nott Incredulous of their curative otTccts. Cleanse tbs Vitiated /.fio-l whenever ron find lt? impurities linriiiug luiuu^h tho skia tallai plc*, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you And it obstrnotvd and Slng^ir.h In tho Tvlnsi elrsnM lt whoa lt ti foal, and your focIlni.'i will toll you wheo,, Keep tho M .oil pnrs and thc ."?sith of tho *r*??ii? will follow. ?PIN, 'PAl'Baa.l other WORMH, lurklncln thc systeni of so many thoni<aaiU, nro eltcctmilly destrnyed and nrmovud. Kor full dlreetiuns, r. ad careful 1 j Hui eire alar ur. ?nu.I each bottle. J. WALKER, Projirklor. R. II. Mc?O^AI.?l a ?'(?.,T?riii;?,'?sts iindO?n. AKcnts. Han Frnucl?'r.?, Cal,, a-.d S? and 31 ?omniorc.j Ptreet, New V.? r> nv ALL' ?uttdoisTS AKO UKALKRU pyilllTlr OEfOElt A MoOItpOOlt, Agents. Malt Corn Whiskey, WARUANTF.D two yearn old, at Fey'?1 JOHN <!. SKBOKHH*. 8eeger8' "Beer is Pure. IT don't cm tal H Oopperau, SPH, Lime or Alum. March 12 . jAVtnxT.r.iw.1 ur, y.^nrcry*Art-* moll-. iaoS^S^itJ ?T?^m o 'i trxir? STATE OF S?OT ff CATALINA, ' -Ol l?MjOMsFi ERCOTPr? DrtABTlTENT; ?.-IHII?; ii . COLUMBIA?, June 25K lo71.. \X/UEREA8, infonua.t IUD basbftcu oflioially ?TY ./*c'?lvoo at this Department that va canrWhavo occurred tn th? office" Ot Corlrjty Com?l?B?loners in the 'following Omintif B, tn vfU;.KA(-borry County,' Him ton Yoong- anti; Da,vid lia;MocH; Chester County, Vf.. H. Pro-t neoorger and Alex HU der Ko: Key; Clarendon Oott?ty?'TvJ- Lemon and'C?adsfion' Tarlton: Union County, H. lt. Whitd'tibd John'Timi, loy ;1 LauronH County, David lon)ku and Tur oin Deudy, failed to qualify. . :> Now, (therefore, ? ROBT?IVT.K. SCOTT, Governor of tho Bt?t? Bf South' Carolina,, in' accorda rloo with the t li i rty- peveril li Beet ion ol' tho Act Of September 26, IHM, tn titled' "An Act to define the duties arid jurisdiction ot County Commissioners." do hotuUy ito>uo Uria, my'Proclamation, that a special election bo holof orr TUESDAY, tho 23th dav 'pf July mut, lo fill said vacancies for the'unexpired term thereof, within the said Conn tic?! re? spective^. The Commissioners of Elections, appointed in pursnsapec of "An Act prqvid i n tr for the General Elections, and thc rrianner of"conducting the same," approved Mar?n 1, 1870, are authorized and directed to conduct tho said special elections, respectively,and to rn?ko all necessary arrangements therefor, aha each of them are hi roby required, after duo oublient ion, and with strict regard tb tho provisions of tho Constitution and the lawn of tho ?tate touching their duties in suoh case, to caneo such elections to bo held on tho day aforesaid, and to toke all tho nccefcsarv steps for tho holding of i-uch elections, and for the ascertaining and determining, the person or persons who shall huvo been duly elected thereat. In test im oby whereof, I have hereunto ret my hand, anil canard tin; Great Seal pf ?Ll the Kt* to to bo affixed, at-Columbia; [n. H ] this 23d day of Juno, A. D. 1871, and in the ninoty-lifth yeer of tho lode 'pendencu of tho United St ates of Ame? rica. 1 ; RODERT Ks SCOTT, Gov.rnor. F. L. CAU?OZO, Secretary ,if State. June 25 _ . j_ NO F1IIK liSED liv WASHING. I WARFIELD'S COLD WATER 80AP. THIS SOAP washes perfectly in coldwater, soft. Lard or salt. It removes grease, oil and paint from garments. Jt washoe all hinds of goods-cotton, lianne), silkor woolen., It cleanses silver, plated ware and jewelry without scratching. If the articles are much tarnished, rab Hum with a pirco of flannel which has plenty uf tho Soap on it. To people who do their own washing, it in invaluable. It will save its cost iu ono wabbing. For salo, In boxes of thirty-fcix l ars, by EDWARD ROFE, April fl Agent for South Carnlir.a. Pavilion Hotel, Oharleston, 8. C. fioARn pv.n OAT. %'?.ao. MRS. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress. It. HAMILTON. Superintendent. Juno IC Special Notice. TUE M l L L H ll OUSE, Charleston, S:C., ha? reduced its rate ot Transient Hoard tb _!$8 Ot) p? r day during the sum? mer mumba. J. PARKER, Proprietor. G. W. PAUK un, SupuriutuiidenL. I flfay 31 Hmo_ Seegers' ?Beer : ' DON'T contain St ry eh ni nb. Illa puro, and warraptcd tn hu gb Marah,!!, OLD U AMC It IL I.S und IUI 1 lLA?tlt) CURBENOY li?ught and sold by.,, Nov 23 C ni o _1). OAMi RILL. Broker. Blackwell's gonuiuu Durham Smoking To? bacco &t. POLLOCK'S. ' o? tit yu iwuioi Bin -? t ? i." . ~?T1 .UJfi7! iroi.iji i I f. ' ri Jr..'j tftr^'K * li hn? .hr.!) .ul Present Oapitf?, $100,000. . .ii? ." 1 ? "jg-?.-y- i ' : tic '?'-: AOTtaoKraBan.oAttifcAjL., ?O?O.WWK,,V' I" .. lUJUl I M.iOKFlCBIih. ' ' ,'.> JhiI?liiT (?iii Jobn IV. Paltw^j I'roaiiltot,' >M:1 lo :r A, Q.-Brenner,?ashior.' . ....... ?,!"!...? J.'EH Gregg, Jdbn B. Palmer,P; W.MeMai (cr; Bi D. Heirn, of fi. D. Serin fi Hoot, Q. WV Benrdeo, o? Copeland&JQwra^nj, -B.L, B?ran,, of Boan .& Mc?arter:-WY (J. SWaffifclq, of B, SW. G. HwaffieTd.. ".W7 llj 'P. W. MoMaster, Solicitor! >' 'MD t?af - fT^HiS Dank, ju no?, open ion tb o transaction: X pf ? ponor?lt)?nkrnRbuiit.n?ea.?i ,.i ? u.-n CEUTIJ?ICATEB - OF DEPOSIT of ?nrr?ney, qr. coln, bearing intercut at .tho rate bi eTVen CT) p?r'boht'.'P?r'Bnb-ortii?n kind, will beiseu?d1. ? - Deposita from Oowity Officers CRpeciaUy BO? licitud; also, -from. Trusties, Admtnisirat?r.Sf Executors* Professional Hen, and.utbere.- .. ?J Part?enf?r1 att'enriun feiv?t?. td. acttthhjs of Wy dud Country1 Met*h??U}*n? hiberiuisi ncea men, and tue nanal acoomtabdations ex? tended, t U p ! Notes, Eilis of Exchange, cud.iolVr. dtnceo of debt discounted, arra, money loaned on coll?Urala'. .v " ;. <:., .. ii i :>\. Storks, Bonds, Cola, Fitter tonghi and sold. ': Mutilated Out rency . purckawed.. 4t a ?mali discount.., , j ... , , . ri, Sight Bra?* dr atm djr'ecl on a?Ji Ibo promi? nent'places, in England; Ireland, Scotland, France, Qerinany, . Belgium^ Holland;* Ben mark and the Orient.. Letters af Credit issued, I av a nie in any ot ibo above place?- . Drafts on all tbo prominent cities in the United BtatPB bought ntul sold. J,T '. 11 '\ Banking Houee opposite Columbia'TToteh (ipcn from 9 to 8. _ Fob28ily ' CITIZENS' SAVINGS fiAKit1: SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of $1 and Upwards Betti ved, INTEliEST A LLC ? El) A J THE EA TX ' ?>/ SEVEN rilli CENT. VEE ANNUM, j ON GEH TIFICA 2 ESOF DEPOSIT, ' A'ND SIJ! PEE ! VENT: COM .> POUNDED 'EVERY SIX MONTHS ON A COO UN TS. OFF1CEBS. . ih :: ,.y ?1 Wm. Marlin, President, . John B.' Palmer. vL'iv?i.Mi?.ij .. i John P. Thomas, [ Vi~fI r<?ll"i^t? A. G Brenrzcr, Cashier. ; ('; J. il. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier; in charge of Ur anches. j? Join' C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. Directors. ? '. Wade Hampton, William Martin, A.C. H?s koli, E. \V. McManter. John P. Thoma*, E. ii, Heimth)i, John B. 1'almer, Thomas Et Gregg, Columbi.t- .. ... ,lM . J. Eli Gregg, Marilin. ' , ' G. T. Scott, Newberry. ' ' ' Wi G. Mayes; Newberrv.- 'ti if B. ll. Hutledgo, Charleston. . . Daniel Baveuel, Jr,, Charloatorw , Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Gr phau* and others may Hero deposit their eav ings and draw a liberal rate of in tor eat there on. Planters, ProTessioaal Mon. and Truetobi wishiug to draw int crest on their fonds anti they require ttl em ior business or other par poses: Parents desiring to' set apart erna! <ums for their children, ?nd Mamed Wombi ind Minors (whoso deposit? o*n only-be with drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, bj ?.heir legal representativos,V/withing -to la; anide funds for futuro ase.are hore afTordei ?in opportunity of depositing their mean >vher? they will rapidly ??cum?late, andja the siiiiK- UO'B, be aultjeVt to .withdrawalwhei 5ceded. *_. jj, ? : -._A0^8, Private Boarding. MBS. R. J. WYATT informs- her friehdi 'and tl.o public in jrctTcrai, that ?ho bai opened a PB 1 VATE B?AHD1NG HOUSE, Ol Plain street, ne ur hall. The houso ia larp and airy, and ^best's may expect the comfort of a home. ""' ' ' . May 2 STOCKS,' BONDS and COUPONS bough and sold by D.- GAMBBILL, Broker. GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION j r^iOKETB to tho Concetta or tho ROTJTH CAROLINA LAND AND I?LMIGBATION AS^O-, CIATION ready for sale and dcliverv. All orders from the country promptly filled. Agenta . f / -H) wanted for tho Counties of Lancaster, Lexington, Sp\rtanburg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco- , nee and ricken a. Apply to Jone C D..OAMBBILL'*,C0., Qcnersl Agents, Colombia, B. 0. $20,000 to bc Distributed to Ticket-Holders IN THE COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. THE fol Wnp PROPERTY and CAMI will be plaocd inif ho bandi: ef the Tfnfitee", John Agnew; Hr , Maj. Mcglinn snd ll. O. Khivr?, tn truet fdr'the beutflt nf the Ticket-holder* of the above As??'?ciathrn, tu p< delivered to (hose who. on ibu day of tho rafile, majt be ?nti tied to them. The title tn lin- rt al ?Mate lin? bent placed in the banda of Col..?. TY, MoMas? tor, Attorney at Law. who will. xamiuc tin- smic and givv.lrtpj warrant> deeds, frou from ah* encumbrance, on the dat of drawing. The first prize is ti e 'I emperanee Ha'), now nce?nied ob the firs! floor bf Mesara. L?rick ? Lowrance. 'Ihn lot in 2f> feet front on M ?in strei t, uv 203 feet deep. The building is 150 feet long and two storien high. It is now b aaed for -throe yours for $1,400 per annum, payable monthly in advaooe. valued at.,.,.v..,.115,000 Second Prize-Lot sdjottdng Hose's Hotel, 44 I eel front, 2C8 foot' duep, valued at. 1,900 Third Prize-Lol adjm ont to shove, 2flJ feet front, 208 feet deep^ valued at. 1,100 1 Cash Prize.1. :. 600 i 3 Oash Prizes, $100 rn eh... 200 4 Caah Ptizjs, at $50 >-fh ?. .<. . 300 I 110 Cash Prizes, at $H> -a.. . .,". 1,100 120 Prize?.$20.000 2,000 Ticket"*, at $10 each.J.$20,000 Tlokola mat be liad o? ibo fl. mini Ac? jd. Dr. K. W. WUK Kl ER. al Teuivoranc? Hall, or at the Moslo Store ?if Moir? I v?t HAND i ?SON, M (stirs JOHN AGNEW A ION, T. M. POlr LOCK sud D C. Pr.lX'H '. -i < ?bi s Tho following' get it ?en M n ha*-*- e -n-'uti d l<> superintend thc thawing: J. C. B. Smith*. A. G. Urenlzerand Henry H. rmit, 1?. em.neel ion will, a committee of thru- eekcted by the Tickat holdera on the day of drauiig '.. , Aa the Hekeln have niel willi a r M id sain, it may bo M.* L-lv pr^etinted (hat tho drawing will takoplaeeby tho i?tli <if July, a? the Temperance Hall. Columbia, B', C. AH tho na mon ol the t:cln?t hold, t s will ha reyitd. i ed in a book which shall bo io posses? sion of tho Trtn-leen nu t h? i.'uy nt di Atting, partit a nnv bel mound that no rn oro than 2,000 Ticket? will be itsneri KxTEnRNCKH.-E. J. Sci.tl. S m ft To.'* Rank; Col. J. Il IMmor, President Cenlrnl National Bank; Citizen?' Savings Rat k; South Carolina Bat.k and Trnrt Company, and W. H. Utdick, Cashier Parolina National Rank. Capt.. Wade L?rick, Ag.nt lu Lexington. For further information, address /utie? UK. K. XV. wiiKKi.Ett, Box 88, Columbja, S. C. i LINCOLNTOW, N. O.^hV&JvmV11 EI?AVK *h*?lotto k 80 ?AV-M., .Tt?l-?o'aye, . Tluursday ? /4?*d, ! H atur?* ayr, arriving i at ChMrywBaja^?.P.M.^^ .Oacks for ClevoUud Mineral %tIngB. , . ffetartf to Charlotte^ P. M. Hin&Qi^Bj , ' V. Q. JOHN8?N,; Jdly.l Imo:- .? '-x-'A Aisidtant Sngl ' " Chk^Wt^e?ii^ ;_ \ , ..; '?F,: M SbOTt? ?AnoiiH? BX?LiWAbTOktA??t,", . ;, ? -^?^^v,,^o.,'jung|, ian.: 1 and a?f?c SundHr, llth if?itant: \?t? i?A ?Si?M.V Ml??Wt-ll ' ri.fio ' Leave. Coju rubia at...v?.<.,..,.M.v,7.4? am Arriv?at Cbar?eetoh at.. . '"i^V.V.SWp ita Loav? Charlot!Wti Mit. .-?V?,. . Vi. !B?20 ai ta ? nrive at Colombio;**,. : .ui .VJj;'j-.VJ 18.40 p in 'Arriveat Charleston at...6.4* 4!S Leave Chufle?ton at.-.V: vl.v?/.'.r:v./7.1? p m Arrivo ht CoJomb?i:ttt..4 (..^?.'jU-6.<H)?.m Camden A>?^ommtfdmilofx T>ain ,will, cou-? linne to rub t? Columbia aa, formerly-Mon? days', Wednesdays and B?lufj^aV- . ~ r i lifiHj -. '>.;.IA. IJ. TY?EIf, Victe-Fr?B?dent, ' ; j B. B. PidKigq, lOe?oral Tiahttf Agent? o - ? ? S?PEltlNTEND'E^^?fi^'OFF^cfe. lowing schedule will bp i?o over fbi? road;,);; - .. . . .. "IA ?gyg l HStrain r*0?2; LeaVe ?AOgott?'.. I... .3 28 A.'Mi' . 6 ?HP.- M . ' Leave,Columbia....'.aOOA^M; 11*00 J?; M. Arrive ?Charlotte.235 P. M.. G.ap A. M,'. ' O?IX? abbra * Leave Charlotte.7 40 A. M. 8 OOP. M. Leavo Columbia_2.?0 P. M. 2 25 A. M. I Arrivo AugfaSVaV'. '.T"50 P. M.*1 '7 30 A. M. Ko. 1 Train! u>iJy./ Sa. .2.Train daily, 8nn I day? excepted. Both trains ranko close con? nection to ?H p<ilfVte fforth.-BOhth"' and Weet. j No.l.Troin makue cloud- connection at fitch? I raoncHor Vir^ipia Bprmgn. ,-)/. <;, c?bllA?l . Through tickota e?ld and baggage ?necked ,tb all princ?p?lpriinto.' TStaadaroVTrnTe-Washington City Tii?ey Tl-P. Al<EXANDBH;'G?nurK) Sup. .lE-TLDpasErg, Oon. Freight and TicKet Agent Greenville and Goltimbla BallWfitti .'. -. ' 1 COLUMBIA,S.C,, MA?icri li 1BTP. schedule yyiij be. mu.daily,:Suudays incepted; connecting with ?S?ght 'liaiub on Booth Caro liba Bailroad up and down': nie o v.iib Trains going North and Smith on Charlotte, Columbia and 'Augusta Biilroad: ? .i: Ir&iuX ;.? > v ?i*- : ?,. Leave Columbia at..-.^--\ 7,00 a.m. k\a\QVil..:-..l'...'9.10 a. m. . ,; Newberry;.1: r. ill Uvlfca. m i . " . Ookestrt?ryJr...ti''..'v..J.i;;?.,.;. 9.00p'.m.' " . Bsltp? J. .-I.-. i? v- .-..-.i. % J... il v 5A*p: ssl Arrive at,Gxeouji)^^.^..^.^ ..6.i}0,p.m, Leave' Greenville 'iv:... ..\?:. ?;_6:15 aita; .S Belton. 8 05 a.-bi.' *' !Cokesbury... i...". ..;...10,07 a.ta. " Abbgviilo... 8-15 a. in* ? ;S:^;3:?;I::?!?; SSftlfe Arrive at Colbmbi?:':i...,.,.'J..'.?'.'.i'??l8:65p7n?. ? it: tin .THOt?. DODAllEAD/Ooneral Sup. M. T. BAayfcgry,.Genoyal Ticket,Agents ) ,. Bchednte "oft1 Bide EidgefKRilroad.ffe i ijnk?d?nV1 Leave ?rrdbr?irr.L.. .'i : 6 CO Pl M, \?Q?&2?&* " l'endldion..:.. 7-0O ** .TV: ?.TT;! ! MT /Piotry ville J.'...-.7.45 Y I?' .Arrive at Walhalla-.,....,.,,,8.30. f*. "Leave Walhalla..Tv.,.,.S.?5 X. M' 'J1** . PerryTill?.'...:.:4.80- . 1 " Pendleton.6.30 .Arrive at -.Andereem... . .VX'M.-O.SQ < ? Waiting at Ajvlfcrs?n ene.bour iqr, Ibef arriya^ of up train on Greenville and Columbia Koad, July 2 , . , W. H. D. GAILLABD, Bun,7 Summer Schedule B.t^ U. E. E.. . 2b TtTinrninc? 29i?i Hay, 1871. hiMW DOWN TBAjlN. UPT1LAIN. 9t?SKr Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Lea,vc. Spartanburg.. 6 30 0.25 ."''. Bateflville.^i-." 6.00 6.00 ' tt8 4.B3 Pacolet....,...::13t?8 ;.6;13 ,'. 4 40 4 45 Jonesville. 6.43 G 48 ,,.4 05 . 4,10 Unionv?le..:..7.25 .7.60 . . 3.06 325 S?ntnc. 6*20" 8S5 . 2 30 2'.55T Fish Dam..... 8.40 8 45 . ?:10 ' B;15 Shelton........ 0.15 9.20 . .-. 1.30 tl)li49 Lyle?; Ford.,,..9.40 ,.9.45..... 1,1^1 ? ,.^7 l5trother. 10 05 10.10 , ,"12.60, 12:65 Alston. ti:00 ' "I .'/' ' '12.09 May 24"!: ' THOS. B. JETEB, President. OFFICE ROBT H C^BOLTilA B. B-CO.^ . " nj ' Coiri-AN? SnofH, N. C., June 3V1B71. Km mgBB&R ON *na a,ter M?NDAT-, a6MWBtW?g^1,t,wA,:ifWi, TBAINSwlli bo run over this Boad in accorder co.with the following TIMETABLE. T rTralria GoligEast. ^Train?;Weat. . ' Exprtt?: ?' ma. MV- ' H Aron vu, UCA.TK; AJ?RTVB. LEA VB. Charlotte 5.85 am . . 3 10pm Salisbury 8.03 a m 8 23am 526 p m 6.80 p m Or'nab'oll.OSa m 11.13 arri 8 25pm 8.35 pm Co8hopl2 40pm 1.05pm 9.56 p m lOil?p m Uiltsb'ro 2.28 pm 2.33 pm 11.35 p m 11 87 p m Haleigh.6.05 pm 2.16 a m 240a rn Goldsboro ? 7-20 am. '. Trains Going Eke,tl . TrainsWcst. Charlotte7.15am 8 Ott p m : ." Salisb'ry 4.31a m '4 37aro 5 15pm 5/2o p m Gr'uab'o 1.25am 1 35ani 230pm 2 20pm Co Shop 11.87 pm.12.tri am 12 3<J p m 12 60 nm Billsbrol0.07p ml0 09a;ni 11.07 a hi H . 10 a ni Haleigh 6.68pm 7 40 a pi 8.45 am GoidaVo 8.00 pm .' ....'/ Jone C i W. lliiGHEF.N. Maf? Traps ~~ Thief rtoof ?l?rawers: TWR undersigned-bAvftr?c*:ived'the Agrricy of th??e DBA WEICH, t >TA'*i ore th? <-ht thing needful fofitbejirp ?Bp?g ^Wr?^r:lv tecUon af every flore am V\yAt-u w< ?V^e?.,a sfwp in Columbia, t? ^IMPROVED i f fording a sure proteo . . ,l " n ? lion from the ?Rbt-fiD TlLL LOCKR URAWERH gered gentry. Fgr eaV JQ j ..r-r-*? M Good linne*. TtkAMSATS Islay Malt Scolch Whiskey, Sir Xl? Hebert Burnett's OldTom Oin.Otard, Dttpny, Cognac Brandy. Pnft* Gordon's Pals Rhorry, Soutb-hido Madeira Wine, Loudon Dock Port Wino, Hibben'* London Porter, McEwen'a Scotch Ale. The. above direct from th? importera and wairabt?u pnrfi. 1 For salo by-_EDWAUD HOPE. The Exohance House. ' IIAS been ovorhaulod and j-e-arranged Tor the Spring and Summer. Iced beve _ racoa compounded at short notice. Mav5 VAYSIVGKn AiFNAKKLTN. A fresh supply of Bremen Lager at POL? LOCK'S.