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Thorq js^>-:la<l?;.?flf>8?) bL?o pa parsi entitleds'G olden Ku J o s for (WAves,'^ which enjoins on -tho ladies: a; t?thoj.' Wills ,t?a. whf?J9fl.' ?But tho art of .Jiving, iogoth?i: in harmony is a very difficult art* ami w it hoot1 confuting tho positions of'tim'authors of tho' nfo^es?|d rales, we offer tho following as a substance Of .what a wife likes in a h un band. ' Fidelity is her heart's first and most j?'st demand. Tho'..??t of. infidelity; a truo. wifo oannol forgive; it rudely, breaks tho ties that bound her heart to' his, and that tie can never more exist. Thc first placo in ber husband's affections no true wife- oan learn:to do without. When she rps'cs l^?t,'?ho ha? lost her husband; she is a widow, and has to enduro -.the pangs of bereave ?monte, in tons i find by the presence of whSt'she no longer possesses. There is a. living mummy in tho house, re? minding hor of her loss iri^tho most painful manner.. ., A.,worman likes hor husband to cx -oVl-in those qualities which distinguish ~?rc* hiasculine from tho feminine.being, such "as strength, courage, fortitude and judgment. : She .wants hor husband to be wholly a man'. She cannot entirely l?vo ono whom she cannot entirely re? spect, believe in and rely on; A wife dearly likes to have her husband stand high Tn regard of tho community in .which they reside. Sho likes to bo thought by. her own sex a fortunate woman in having such a husband as" sho' has. Sho has a taste for thc respect able, desires to have a good-looking fronUdoor, and' to keon j'up a.good ap? pearance generali}'. Some wives, it is said, carry this too far, and some hus? bands, wo know, arc dangerously com? plaisant in yielding to thc front-door ambition of their wives. But a good husband will like to gratify his -wife'in this respect, as far as ho can, without sacrificing moro important objects. Perfect sincerity a wife expects, or nt least has a right to expect, from her husband. She desires to know tho teal state of thc case, however it mny bo concealed from tho world. lt wrings-ber hoar I and-wounds; bor pride tVp'ffis?ovorjtbat ber!husband has not wholly .cdnfided in her. A 'man.'may profitably consult his wife on almost any project; it .is duo to her that bc should do so, and she is glad to be con? sulted; v Above most other things, a wife craves.from her husband appreciation. Tho great majority of wives lead lives of. ?ey?rc and anxious tail.. With un? imaginable anguish and peril to their dives, -they : become m others. . <Their i6h*ibireo require i?o?BSUrit?.caYo?:.-. "Pnly :tnp ave.of ;Gqd .vat?hes iik?j i: itt oth? er s, says-Funny Fern in that chapter of "Ruth Hall" which depicts with such pe wer and truth a mother's ago? nizing anxieties. And besides her ma? ternal cares, a wife is the queen-regent of a household kingdom. Sho has to think, and plan, and . work for every-, body.* If, in all her labors and care.4, sho feels that she has her husband's sympathy and gratitude, if he helps her where a man can help a woman, if he notices ber efforts, applauds her skill and allows her deficiencies, all is well. But to enduro all this, and yet meet with no, appreciating, word, or glance, or'.act [froTfu] bira for; whom and for "whoseshe toils and bears, is very bitter. A wifo likes her husband to show her all due respect in tho presence of . others; she cahn?t'TT?ar To be reproved or criticised by him when others co^ hear it. Indeed, it is most wrong int a husband thus to put his wife to shame. We cannot help secretly admiring thc spirit of that French woman, who, when her husband kad so wronged her, refused PV'cr> again t? iitfef ja- word, aiid for twenty years lived in thc' house' a dumb woman. "Wc admire ber spirit, though not her mode pf mani festing it. Husbands owe thc most profound re? spect to their wives as" ?bc mothers of their Children.'"'No man tiWs thc slight.-, est^l?iin to tho 'character bf" a gentlc: ' m?ri who is not more scrupulously po? lite to his wife than'l?o' "an/ "other;' woman. > Wo refer'- herc to the essen? tial of politeness, not its forms; wc mcanrJ?jndhc?;s ,and jyj^^tmjittlo things^. :'..'. . 9A i? .5. A wife likes ber husband to be con? siderate. Unexpected kindness and unsolicited favors touch her heart. She appreciates the softened tread when slip is sick;.she enjoys, the gift.from,JI . -dlsto'rt??V and ovcrytfiihfJrUttat. ?troves ?o her that her husband thinks of her comfort and good. - Husbands, reflect oV those 'thing's: r ?"o?T wlf? has'??nfid?'d W-Haritolne'ss; \ to y*d?iA: Y?h can make itufisfl^Kub?y' wretched if you are ignoblew?? short? sighted. Let the contest bpLweenJius-, [JanoVknd Jifc^bp tly>f- wl# shoji dpi TOOstTior the happiness of thc other. ? {[Life Illustrated. SLA?TDtn,^Apboqy jugi f|T?il the reputar?an any inatvi?^al, however puro and,, j?hasto, by uttering a suspi? cion that his enemies will believe and hi^frienda jjever hear,?- ri A puff of the idle .?wind- caa tako a million of thd ?.'B?Afli ? V. thistly and dd;%:0rkfo? . iniplij^ef/whfcl?.the- husbandman must Jtibor long to nndo, the floating partie des being too'firle to bo Been and toD ? Hgtit ?ta he stopped: ..SucbL'are tho sqeds of slander-so candy sown, so,difficult to -be gathered up, and yet so pernicious in their fruits. . The slanderer knows that many ? wind will catch up tho plague and become poisoned by his in? sinuations, without ever seeking the antidote. No reputation can refute a sneer, nor any human skill prevent mischief. . To CUBE HEAIIT-BURN.-A pieco of alum tho size of a pea, molted in thc mouth and swallowed, will cure heart? burn. -.--Taaiasaa*rc i -rma?uah Mm P-mmwm. . ?YEE? WEUNE8DAX KOBMINO. ?Y J?LI?N ?. SELBY; EDITOR. AXB EBOFBXKTOB. "ii . J Jrfico o a filada Street, above Taylor. -!-. .?- . . ?dr Book and Job Printing of ovo ry detcrip I lon promptly and faithfully attoudod to. , , , ADVE11T18 KM E N TH ; Ihaortod tn tho Daily at 75 cunta per square or the first and 50 cunts each subsequent iii ?lertion. ' Long advertisements by the wook, non th or year, at reasonable ratea. SODHOKU'TION, Daily, aix month?, M oQ; fn-Wookly, 2 60; tfeokly; I 50. fROANUKK CW.LE&?S, SALEM, VA. The Nineteenth Session begins Septehiber 0 THIS inaihntion baa a full'bproa of instructors, a thorough course ?of. studies, and tdma at a high grade of scholarship. ' ; - ' ? Its superior educational ~~ad-. vantages, moderato exponaos, ( hoalthy Iooation, and excellont mail, traveling ' and telegraphic facilities, render it well worthy tho aiteution and patronage o? tho Benth. Entire expensen for aese?on of ten months about $210. This estiniatoincludes Board and Tuition, emin acing Modern Languages. A slight advance on thu above for studeutB boarding in private families. The aeesiou is divided into two terms of fivo months each, beginning ocpU-mbcr ?, 1871, and February 1, 1872. Students may enter at-any timo and tako regular course, or such studies as thoy prefer. Tho College is in a flourishing condilli n. is rapidly ribing in public favor, and numbered among her studouts of last eoeaion represen? tativos from fifteen States. ?3" Catalogues can bo had at PutUMX office, or by. addressing BLV. D. F. BITiLE, D. D., July 1 t?1T12 President of tho College. SELTZER APROVIDENTIAL REMEDY.- THE Mongoose, bitten by a poieonoua. ser? pent, aeeka a certain plant, eats of it and re? covers. In like manner, thousands of Euro? pean dyspeptics, and victims of liver com? plaint, disorders of the bowels, debility, drop .y, rheumatism, ?Sro., flock to tho 'Seltzer Spring in Germany, und aro cured by ita sa? lubrious waters. Wo have this spring, in all ita sanitary perfection, multiplied fla infini'1 tuai, in thia country, lu tho form of V. TA R?t A NT'S SELTZER APERIENT. It La tho Spa mada pertablo and available for the uses of the million. The million use it. It is the great household medicino of tho land, at ono? delicious, refreshing, and une? qualed as a corrective and alterative. SOLD BY ALL DBUGOISTH. Jnlv i jC li KUNAI. NATIONAL BANK OP COLUMBIA. H. C. Present Capital, $100,000. m ? . ATJTIIOK1ZED CAPITAL., $500,000. OFFICERS. Johu B. Palmer, President. Ai G. Bremner, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. DIBKCTOBB. J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmor, F. WlMcMas ter, IL D. StiHnVOt.it. D. Seuu & Son; G. W. Lear den, of Copeland A Bearden; B. L. Bryan, or Bryan & McCarter; W. C. Swuffleld, of lt. A W. D. Swafflold. ' ' * " g. W<?MqMaalerf Solicit or. . rpHlff Bankin now op en-for the transaction JL of a general banking buaiiiess. CKUTIKIOATEH OF DEI'OBIT of currency or coin, bearing interest ot the rate of HU veo (7) per cent per annum, in" kind, will bo issued. Deposits from County Officers especially so? licited; also, from Trustees, Administrators^ Executors, Professional Men, aud others. Particular attention given to accounts of City and Coumtty Merchants, Bnd other busi? ness m?n, ann the timmi accommodations ex? tended. Notes, Eilis of Exchange, and other evi? dences bf dobt discounted) and money loaned on collaterals. ? Stocks, Bonds, Cold, Silver bought and sold. Mutilated Out rem y purchased at a email discount.' . 5 . ' Sight Drafts denten direct on all tho promi? nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland, Erante, (Jennany, Belgium; Holland, Den innrk and Ute Orient, fatter* of Credit issued; I ayablu iu any of the above places. Draft?, ou ?ll '.tho \n omi ni nt cities in the Hinted slates bought and auld. Banking Houso oppouilu Columbia lietel. Open from 0 tg 8,_Feb 28 ly CITIZENS? SAVINGS BANK ? ? ? Deposits of $1and ?p^ards Rtceivecj,. IN TEE Eto?^?pj?. 0 WED A t'jttiX HA TE t j j SWEN m fm CENT, rim mxjt vail . , ON CEliTlTWAlES OEDEXwsiT, .. AND SJ'X-J'EE CENT. 'COM- 1 P O UNJJED ? r. E VEJi Y,. SIX i ?> AtO NXU? ON ACCOUNTS. ', OFFIC?B8. Wm. Martin, President, A. G Breelser, Gaahisr. . , - J.' HhAav/er, Assistant ; Cashier, In . charge of Branohea. Wade Bkm'b\?nrwlTlianiH?rtm'; A."fc. Haa kell, F. V/. MoMftBter. John P. TbomaB, E. H. Heiin^eJb. John, B^P^lme^ Thomas,^ Gregg, ? "^Elldreggilrarloh, *V- .'* G. T. Scott, Newberry, W.O. Mayes,Newberry. B. H. Butfodge, Charleston. . Daniel Bavenel, Jr., Charleston. Mechanics, Laborera, Clerks, Widows, Or? phana andtothera may bera dapoelt their aav inge and draw a liberal rate of interest there? on. Plantera, Professional Mon andTrnoteet wishing to draw interest en their inndsuntL they require them forbualneaa or other ppr* poses: Parents derailing io aet apart small ?urns for their children, and Married Women and Minors (whose deposits canonly be with? drawn by themselves, or, in caa? of death, by their legal roproaontatives,) wishing t? lay aside funds for future use, are here afforded un opportunity of depositing their means where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at tho ?ame time, be subject to withdrawalwhea needed._ Aug 18 Meale furrusbnd at all hours at POLLOCK'S.?. ! No. tf.N. fflroeu?r ?ire?, juall{moret Md., - .Manufacturare oX ? !.. . J?<DIV)?<ABL8: ?nb iTATiow?iiy1^. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Patent Improved, Portable , \ J ii i - CUlC?IiARJAW MIlliN, GANG, M ULA Y AND SASH 'SA WMILL.\ ? 1 BIST MILL?, Tl MB KU WHEELS, 8HIN VX G;LE MACHINES, Ao. Dvalera in Circu? lar 8awB; Belting and Mill supputa generally, and manufacturer's agent?' for Le fie l's Cele? brated Turbine Water Wheal; and' every do acriollan of Wood Working Machiuqry. ,j |> AGBIOULTTJHAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY. 49*Sohd for descriptivo Cataloguen aud Prioo Liste._j_May 28 yPiTl.v Sixty-five First Prize Medals Awarded. . ; -.' ' '1 ' THE GUKAT e^^^^^P*m3outherii Piano Itf/vnutacturers Grand, Square and Uptight PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, Ml). . . fl^HEHE instrunx nts have been before tho JL publfc for nearly thirty years, and upon their excellence alone aUained ayi htipurcfius ed pre-eminence, which pronomicce'thein une? qualed. Their TONE Combines groat power, aweotnees and lino singing quality, aa well as great purity of in? tnnittion.aud sweetness throughout thcentire acalo. Their TOUEU Is pliant a?il elastic, aud entirely free from tho stillness f..und in so many pianos. IN WORKMANSHIP They aro unequaled, lisihg nono but the very best .seM.ioi.td material, tbo large capital em? ployed in our business enabling us lo keep continually an immenae Btock of lumber, Sc., on hand. ?3~ All pur square pianre have our new im? proved ovEUBTHUNo BCALK and Agrojfe Trtble, SST We would call special attention to our lat?-improvements in GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE G HANDS, patented August 14, lBi'ti, which brings the piano nemer perfection than has yet been attained. Ev?i y Plano fully Wttrrnntc-il tor 5 Yearn Wo have mado arraugemeuts tor the sitie, wholesale agency fur tho most celebrated PAULO Ii ORGANS and MEL O DEO NS, which wo offer wbolet-ale und retail, at lowest factory prices. WM. KNABE <t CO., May 28 PJGmo Baltimore. Md. The Great Medical Discovery I Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, S? Hundreds of Thousands ?f 4 ?~ Bear testimony to their "Wonder- ? P B* o*3 ful Curativo Effects. g -c. ?S|WHAT ARE THEY?||| ^? ^^^^^^^ Ctj THEY ARE NOT A VILE ? j? | ^SIFANCY DRINK.sf? M:vic of Poor Kum, WliiaUcy, Pr?i?>i Si?l i'll s nnd R efu se I.l?i II urn doctored.' ph in and sweetened to piras.; th?i toll?:, called Ton. lea,"" Appetizer!,' . . ?estorcri," AC... that lead t'ao tippler on to dru ?ken new and ruin, hut ara a truo Medicine,mado from the Native Roon? cad Herb? of California, frcti frniii nil Alcohol io Stimulant?, lucy atc thc (SK KAT UL OOO PUK I PIE|l and LU-'IS ? IV I Xii PKIS ClPI.E?'pcrfc? l?crioyatnr. andltiyliorstorof t!ic Synum, carrying oft"all pol-onon? matter and restoring tho blond to a healthy condition. >.'.> ponton run tnko tlicao Itlltera according Iodine- , Ihm and rcmuhi lon;; unwell. ?%fnf Iiifliunniut ory mid Chronic. K ?i re unit ism find t?out, I>ywni'i??lh, <.?* Iu?i: BRMl?u, milnn?, Hb mit ten r mid Inter 'initient Kevrrs. I>lsennes of tin; Itlooil, Liver, Kidney*. Rittl Kindlier, ihrsj CU. lera hava l>pe? itiopt MicrioHsful. eiiNi-M nru canted by Vitiated lllonll, v.*:?:?;!i IK generally produced hy derangement of Ric (livest ive O rt; ti UH. ?j UYiSPKRSlA OK 1MIUJKSTION. It(?dae(i?. Paln/t.i th; Shoulders, ?pitghs, Tight' nr.-;* of thc Cliiiat, niaxlues?, Uour Eructation* uf lim Sfainhch, Ihia'tam ? lii< tho-Mouth Billon* At t.ict.s. pu'.,) L'li-pi of t'jullenrti liinamiualloii of th.- Lungs. T**1:. ia ile? rrft'oiia of the Kidney*,mut 'nhm.dr.rd nltirr puhilul symptom*, ur ; th.? <>iT ?:?.-: is:?of ny:--p.-i.i. T!i y Invigorate t'??' Stomach and stimulate mn ? torpid liver and how? is, whioh render no ni of un I < piaih-d rlHYiiey l.l rles'iain* thu liPmd ? f nil Impuritim, n:id Imparting new lilli and vigor to the winde system. PK It ^14.1 N l>ISEASKS,r.rwptl.in?.Tettor. {':;:: lihctllll.lllotC.I?.'!^ .^^'?l^, Tl.ilpili?, l'IIHIlh -, IRiila, fjirl>uhc!es, Rliig-Worinsi.'Ser.hi-Ilead. Pore r.y.V.Rrysliiji?'-". ltc'i'. Scurf>, I?lsco|oratlo!'.s i\f th - .->;.!II, Uut{i'>i'a anil.)Jii>fta?i:i oftln; S|:in, ??f )\il:iti'ver naiiM ,or ii?titrc, nr.: lllefally dip; ; ' pijdcarr?i!i?'?'4?of thc syHt.-i'n j:t a utiori Vhfe'c i.-. tili -ire of tle.-s - Hittt'is. ' Ono 1,'oilie'ia rhtli5 ca.sci U'UI coi|vUn:'j th? iiioRl^luere'duIouji ?>; tijyir ?iiratlyiioireclji. , (ilijanM il?? Vitiated ..food whrncvrr jon?iid tts hnp-.irlilc!? bur?tlng throngh the akin In Pim? plen, Kriijitlona or Porb?'; 'cl?Jan?ult when you i".sui it. obstructed -and 'alncclsli In the Velnat eli'Aii.'o lt iv^ion Ula fouli and your foelhiut u ill tell >yon'Wlien. - Roep-llfa blood par? and tho : >~al<h or>t*ie*yBt?m wm fr?loW. TA l?K?nd oth'ec WOKMH, Inrlriairln ' ihc njHlMn of Ho many ?liortrfMinn. ar* eircetuslly Aestriiyed aiitlremoved.' Vor full dlrcelloua, n-iwl 'riiV+fiilly the circular around each bottle. J. WALKER. Proprietor. JL n. Mi-PON'AI.I? <c <;(?,,.DruHiiUi? ?nd Ocr?. A ii en U,. San Praiicliicn, Cul , and 32 and li Cywncpcti Street. Kew Vorl.. . i l> RT ALL DRUUtilSTar ANO UEVLKPS ngg|%Jh; OEldEB A MoGREOOB, Agent?. N!> FlHft CSEb 1ft WA?UIBO. WARFIELD'S COLD WATEE SOAP, THIS SOAP waehes perfectly in cold water, soft, hard or salt. It removes grease, ott and paint from garments. It washoe all kinds of goods-cotton, flannel, siikor woolen, It cleanses atlver, plated ware and jewelry without scratching. It thc article n are much tarnished, rob them willi apireo of flannel which Las plenty of the Soap on it. To people who do their own washing, it is Invaluable, It will save ita cost in one washing. Fur salo in boxes of thirty-six bare, hv EDWARD IIOrE. AP"l 9_Agent for South Carolina. Ol'? DANK HILLS and 1HTJT1LATKC CUIUiKNCY bought and sold by Nov 23 Brno D. PAM'RILL. Broker. The boat place to got a cool summer drinl j is at POLLOCK'S. Omi Mf?f?f'?tt. WY?TT/ih??rms Kef fronda lVli kWthe public fri general, tri?t ehe bte opened a PRIVATE. iBGAKpINO HOUSB, On Plain street, jofcar. BuJl. 'X)i<> bouse ia Urge ?nd airy, andgueata may oxpect the comfort? of aihoma: . .^^ . . , '. May a Magra th'a Digest of South Carolina .i Law Reports, ' . 1 ? >? TO the pr esent timo., prion tr>. For salo at UH Y AN & MoOAJlTElPS BOOK? TO KF,. June ll Qb?rle?t?t?i B.'OJ has reduced dts ratooSiTrnnetoDt Board to __;w.W pei?tay daring tbeeunv mor numin?,' J, PAUK KB? Proprietor. . OW. PA KKfcit, Buporiritendetit. " r _ May 81 8mo '. ''? . '? Pavilion Hotel, Orielton, fc,.'C.. BOARD FER DAV? ??.,00. MBB. HV L. BUTTERFIELD, Prpprietfefa. B. HAMILTON. Superintendent. June 16 GREAT SOUTHERN FBBIEST SID PflSSBHCSB UHfi VIA CHARLESTON, S. C. TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, P?ILADELP11?A, KEW YORK, BUSTOS, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING- CITIES. THREE TIMES i^V; a? laffing A WEEK. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. EL EG A A'T ?* TA TE-ROO M A CCOMMODA TIONS. Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours Shorter via Charleston. TOTAL? CAPACITY, 40,000 BALES MONTHLY. The South Carolina Railroad Company, AND connecting Roads West, In alliance with (bo He et of thirteen first clans Steamships to thu above ports, invito atteutioti to thu quicU time and regular despatch afforded to tho ueiucbs public iu thu (Jetton Slates at (ho POUT OF CHARLESTON. Ofioring facilities of rail and sea trniirportation for Freight and PasecngerB not excelled in excellence abd capacity at any ?thir port. I be following splendid Ocean steamers aro re? gularly on thc line: . T O 'S E W|i Y ORK . MANHATTAN* ' GEORGIA, M. S. Woodhull, Commander. S. Crowell. Commander. CHAMPION, SOUUH CAROLINA, lt. W. Lockwood, Commander. T. J. Beckett, Commander. CHARLESTON, CLYDE. James Berrv, Commaudcr. J. Kennedy, Commander. JAM KS A DOER, ASHLAND, . T. J. Lockwood, Commander. - Ingram, Commander. JAMES ADC ER .V CO., WAGNER, HUGER dc CO., Ageuts, Charleston, S. C. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agents, Charleston, S. C. TO PHILADELPHIA. VIRGINIA. EMPIRE, Alex. Hunter, Commnnder. C. Hinckley. Commander. SAII.INO DATK-THURSDAYS. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agout, Charleston, S. C. TO BALTIMORE. FALCON, . MARYLAND, Haime, Commander. Johnson, Commander SEA G?LL, Dutton, Commander. Sailiug Days-Every Fifth Pav. PAUL C. TRENHOl.M, Agent, Charleston. 8. O. Bates gua.i anteod as low sn those of competing lines. Murin?; luton uncu, one-half of ODO per cent. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Can be had at all the principal Railroad Offices in Georgia, Alabama, Teunceaec and Mieeis eippi. State Rooms may bo secured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agents of tho Steamships in Charleston, nt wheeo oui?c? in all cases tho Railroad Tickets ebould bo exchanged and Berths assigned. Ibo Through Tickets by this r<>ut?? iucludo Trausfers. Meale and Stat o Room, a hilo oil shipboard. Tho South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Rai'r? r.d, MI d their connecting li.?ea, have largely inoriitised theil facilities tor tho rapid moven rut of Freight and Passengers between tho Northern cities and the South and West. Comfortable Night Curs, willi tho Holmes Chair, without extra charge, have been introduced on the South Carolina Railroad.' First class Eating Saloon at Branchville. -tJn the Gi orgia Railroad Hr M uluea Sleeping Cara. Freight promptly transferred from Mt o mer to dav sud night trains of tho South Carolina Railroad. Clone connection made with other Roads, delivering Freights at distant points with great promptuesH. The nianugeis u i'l uso every ? sertit n to satisfy their patrons that tho lim; tia Charleston cannot bo unnamed in del-patch and the rafe delivery of gooda. For further information, appiv to .! M. SKI.KIHK, Siim-rinttndeiit, Charl? mun, 8. C.; B. D. II A H Er.i.. General Agent. P. O. B?"?x 4 i)7'J; Office 317 Broadway, N. Y.; S. B. PICHKNH. General Passenger and Tioket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. AL KU KD L. TYLER. June 20 illino vice-President Scutli Carolina Railroad,-Charlot ton, S, C. GRAND PRIZE-DISTRIBUTION ! miCKETS to the Concerts of tho S'lCTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO? CIATION ready for sale and dulivery. All orders from the cd :ntry promptly filled. Agenta wanted for the Count iv* <?f lianea?ter, Lexington, Span uuburg, Gtoenville, Abbeville, Oco neo audPickons.. Apply lu pi GAMBRILL A CO., June 0 Goneral Agents, Columbia, S. C. . $20,000 to be Distributed to Ticket-Holders Ul THE COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BlillDlXG ASSOCIATION. THE:inUt?wiPKPR/H'Ei:'l.Y and OAHU wii.l bo pbs oed In ?htllahda ?if the TYnstefefr/Vform1 Agnew, Sr,-, Maj.-Meighai. ^inl lt. C.>Uiv? r, in tiust fur Iii?: beni til of the TickeLliohlora' of tho above A*f'i HUM fi-m. lu f?, de'flVer?rd lo tijou} who. on tho d?A ^h?>. ra file, may ?bri enti? tled to* them." "The title tn tim ri ni prta'tiri liai ht eu placed lu tuiq Ct inls ot Cul. fe. .W? Jionlaa*, tor,- Attorney at Law. wu.. ?Kl ? ? amine t u, subie and givo (ruo Warranty deed s, ''res' Tr?m ?IT onenmbrsDPv, ou the day nf ?lruwiiigj j ., v -, l" OuJ i . .?<. fi ?.. .'. The first pi Use ia the-Tempi rance ija 1, flow ( 11 oniedfon .tlib Orst floor by Mbaara. Loriek & Lowrance., 'Ipe Int is 23 lee: fruit! tin M .Iii s'rn. t, by.^fiQ feflfc deep, ' Xii* banding is 150,-feet long and nfb-amiira. high, li i?? tiow'iia??d\!for ihcea yturs.?for ?1.-100 per.auaum, payable monthly iu ?dvaiico, valmd at ..... J i.e. . ...... .*./. ..;~.f.u....'}. .;: .:7r.rn5.000 He.carid.Prite~l.<it ?djtiii.it.g fosi.'s Hold, U/cet fWbt; V&t&t '\Mp; vifoW '%t. Ks.. ; 1.900 Third Prise--L?^ adja'ent to above, ?rd.h-rt iront,ads let t deep, rained at...'."J^'l.... . 1,100 1 Cash Prize,.'....*........ ,.-500. 2 Cf.sh rrires, t!0t) each. .. gpo 4 Caab Pi te**, at $30 HI-eh.\. 'ioO 110 Cash Prize?, at fin ? H? h. 1,100 120 Prince....?20,000 2.000 Tiokete, al 110 each..$2(1,000 Tickets may be bad of lbw GCIKOSI Atrrnt; Dr. v W.'l WHEELER. atTeraperancQ Hall, br at tho Munie Store of Mi i-trs. I.vllRANB fi RON, M??<sra .HVHN AGNEW A BON, T. M. POL- ' LOOK andD. C. PE'Xorl.o.t S.iN. v. ' , J Tho following gei tlemet. have coh-eii'te.) t<? n;; I I inlcinVthe. drawing: J. C. B. Smith. A. G. Bronizer and Henry E. heidi. in roniH-etion with a comm itt ee of three Detected by tho Tiojict holderaon tba day bf drawing As tho tickots lisvi? mor willi a rapid salo, it may bo safely presumed that the drawing will take place by tho loth of July, at the Tem pera noe Hall, Columbia, H. C. Aa the names of tho ticket boich rx will lie n-gixli-icd in a hook which shall bo in posses? sion or the Trinder* on ih<- ?lay ol iii awing, parties muy feel a ct un tl that no moro than 2,000 Tickets will bo issued KkPBBBNOlM -E. J. Scott, Koo fi Co.'? Rank; Col. J. B. Palmer, President Central National Bank; Citizens' Savings Rat k: Knill h Parolina Bunk and Trust Company, and W. B. Galick, Cashier Carolina National Rank. Capt. Wade L?rick, Agent in Lexington. For further information, addroaa June 0 oil. E. W. Wll?KMCH, Box 86, Columbia, 6. C. Bchedu?S ^?t^4)rV?fr>?r%lto Charlotte ar^Br^r^r^Bailroad. Oman of Aowr? ov WESTS?* ?rviaroN, WlLMINOTON, CHARLOTTE ANr>BT;:rn'P B, ?,,,. LINCOUITOH. M. C.,,June 28.1871, LEAVE Cbarijtte 8.80'A.'M., Tb.t'sdayB. Thursdays and ?atvtidayf?, arriving at ' Ohiafry ville 12.415 P. M,, cpnnaoting with go?d UaokB for Clovoland MUMraLbpriog?. . Boturn to Charlotto G PJ M. ?ame dava'. V. <?. JOHNSON, Haly limo_Assistant Snp't. ? "j Change of Eoheriuie, Soors CABOUNA RAILROAD CojrrAKT,' COLOMBIA) S. O., Jone 9, 1871. and after buuday, llth. instant: M.MI. AND FASSEKOEIl THAIN. Leave Columbia at. 7 40 a nt Arrive at Charleston at . ........3 20 p m Leave Charleston it...-..... .8.20 a tn / rrivo at Columbia at.. ............ . 8.10 pm . NIUUT EXPRESS, FUEIOUT AND A COO al MU PAT I ON THAIN, [Suudaya excepted.] Leave Columbia at..7.60 p m Arrive ul Charleston at..6.46 a m Leave Oharlcaton-at.................7.10 p m Arrive at Columbia at....6,00.a m Camden Accommodation. Train will con? tinuo to run to Columbia as lormorly-Mon dave, Wcdnesdava and Saturdays.'- . A. L. T?LEB, Vice-Preaident.! B. B. PIOUINS, Oeneral Ticket Agf nt. Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta H. B SUPERINTENDENT'S QFFICE, COLVMBIA, S. 0., Juno 8.1B71. eps>(^S?t^ ON a-nd after SONDAI ^sSkr^^next, 11th iuat.. the fol? lowing schedule will bo mn over thia road: aoiNO NORTH. Train No. 1. > Train No. 3. Leave Augusta.,,....3 25 A M- 6.00 P.M. Leavo Columbia.8 09 A. M. .- 11.00 P. M. Arrivo Charlotte.2 85 P. M. 5.20 A. ll. ?GOINO SOOTH' ' ' Leavo Charlotta.... .7 40 A M. 800P.M. Leave Columbi?. . -. 2-M> P. M. 2 25 A. M. Arrive Augusta.7 50 P. M. 7 30 A. M. No. 1 Train daily, .No. 2 Train daily, Sun? days excepted. Both trains mako close con? nection to all pointe North, South and Weet. No. 1 Train makes clono connection ai Bich- . <nond lor Virginia Springs. ' Through tickets sold and baggage chdeked to all principal points. Standard Time-Washington City Time, E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sop. E. B. DORSEY, Gen. Freight apd Ticket Agent Greenville and Columbia Kmlrond. COLUMBIA, S. C., MARCH 1,1871. schedule will bu run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Night Traine on Routh Caro? lina Railroad np ?nd down; also with Traine going North and South on Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta Railroad: UP.. Leave Columbia al...v......... 7.00 a.m. ' . * Alston.1.'..9.10 a.m. " Newberry. .11.15 a. m. " Gokcabnry.... l?.OUp.m. .? Belton..J.?.??rp.m. Arrive at Greenville.6.30 pito. ' DOWN. ? ? Leavo Greenville at. 6.15 a.m. " Belton.'..8 05,?. m. CokcBbury.t.10,07 a.m. " Abbeville.8 15 a. m. " Newberry..-.. 1.60 p.m. .? Alston.AOS p.m. Arrive at Columbia...,.,,.5.55 p.m. THO?. DODAMEAD, General Sup. M. T. BARTLETT. O?noral Ticket Agent. Schedule on .Blue Ridge Railroad. i nmui'iran Leave Anderson..'.G.CO P. M. ts?S5S??Sgy '? Pendleton,.... 7.00 " " Porty ville"/.. 7.45r " 1 Arrive at Walhalla...!:...8 80 ?? . Leave Walhalla.I vj..3.45 A. H V Porrvvlllo.4-80 .', " Pendlot?n.6.30 " Arrive at Anderson. .6.80 "*' * Waiting at Anderson one hour for Che' arrival of up train on Greenville and Columbia Load. July 2_W. H.P. G AI LL ABD. Snp, Summer Schedule S. & V. il. H.,, To Commcn?e May, 1871.." , egggrgfagj DOWN THAIN, TJP'TBAIN. i?Jr*'*aB|B|: Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave. fl I Spartanburg.,. . '6 30'; '. 6.25 / , . i Batesvillo. 6.00 6.00, .03,, 4.63 Pacolot.'.. '6 08 "6137, . 4'40{1 4 45\: . Jonesville. <J.43 <r ? 48 " '"4 05! '4 10'J Uuionville. 7 35' ;7.60; ->oi3t0& Saptuc.S 20 8 25. 23ft ; 2.85. . .Fish Dam.'8.40 8 45 , "-'.a 10 215 Shelton:.,.. ...', 0.15 9 20." wl 35 1 : 1.40 LyloB' Ford...1'940: 946' " ' ? 13 : . . 1'17 ' Strother....... 10 05 10.10-fl i 12.50 13.55;. Alston....-ti-?.O?v. L_ ; '.vail .-. ^.OP.-i May 24 t.HplT.Tj. J^TE?, President. , Change; off Schedule. ?? ; .< bj OFFICE NORTH OA BOBIN A B; P.- CO.-, IV ,? .. GOXSUM SaoPB.N, C., June &J&71. .. fiHaaBSK^?M^ii be run oVer tUiK-Roa'd in accordance with tho* following TIMETABLE. ifijfii a Traill? (toing Ka?)t.-; ; / .-TjrlSnefWeer;, > Express. ..^.?Ataji,. -, ARRIVE". ' LEAVE.' ARRIVE. LEAVE. . Charlotte ' fj '5 95am 3 10pm SaliaburvSOSam 8 28an 5 26 ptn - 5.-80 p m Gr'nsb'nll 08 a m 11.13 am 8 25 p n> ?8.86 pm CoShopl2 40 pm l QivpOi 9.56 p m 10.16 p m HillBb'ro 2.28 pm -3.33p in il 1-35 p in, ll 87 p"m Raleigh' 6.1?5 pm [ . \ lt 5 a m 2.40 a^ro Goldsboro ?- .' ? '< I f-BOa-m : - Trains Going Ea.st. Train? Weat. . Charlotte7-J5am \??{ aobpru i ; S?lisb'ry 4 3?am 4.3.7'ani ,o1?p m 5.26pm. Gr*n8b\) ? '23arii 1S5 aim'3;i0 p m 2 30 p m CO Shop ll B7p m IB 03 a* 12 8n p rh 12 ?0 p m HillabrolO.07 pm 10 vii?ro ld.07 a m 11.10 a m ltaleigh 6.58 p.JM ,?,40 \f? H;f !v8?ii S 45 a m ' J,!:; w!fe^^^a- il teoUontrfex>t%k,tUire*ny. t^tDWlf/^ M sliop in O?ht*Abiovi ?t I lo^MPrr^Kri^ ' fording a euro proteo, JnirXi?? fWil?ttl ! t tipa from the it'ht-fih. ??uUapHfflflOT g?fed gentry: fi.f^elile' "? ^TTO?WJB| fotrpbr ? \* .? 'rl?fiBA^?r&tO.Vm1 7UB?? AQNfcWtAlSON; v:J^?**K'at* jj^ W ! . - ' .1 ni . : A < itt ii Uood TtungB. " ?iJ RAMSAlfS4 Islay Malt Stmt eh "vT^skoV; Slr KObert BurueU'a Old Tom Gili, Ot ard, Doptiy, OORRSQ Brandy. Doff Goridonla Pale Bherrv, Bout ht Kid o Madeira Wine,- Tvopdon Prick P?rt Wido, .Mibbcrt's London Porter, MrEncn's OcD t ch Ale: The 'above d i rt ct from th? Importera aud warra'nttfd pure. For H al o by_EDWARD HOPE. The Esc h ance Bonse HAS been overhauled and re-arranged for tho Spring and Summer. Iced beve? rages compounded at ahnrt notice. May 5 PAYSINOF.lt A FRANKLIN. COTTON 8KKD OIL. CAKK can be had at all times, and iu any quantity, of Jan E. HOPE.