The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, July 22, 1871, Image 4
J2.HE F&OrNIX;;
JTJDLIHQED I'XXI.Y ?lfD TUT-I,"?.
TH! ?Ljg?,
,' iv'RSY WBDHK8DA1 MOHNIHO.' . . _?
a y J U L IA N A. S El B Y;
EDiTon' AKD rnorBitKTpn'.,' r ..'
iffloe ?a Main Stoet, above Taylor.
?s-Book ?nd Job Printing of every do yerin?
don promptly and faithfully ntton?^d to. ..
ADVERTISEMENTS ' !;
Inserted in th? Daily at 76 conte p?f a?nav'o,
for tho first and 60 cents ouch t?uljeeuucnt \iu
tertion. Long advortiHomot?te by tua ^eqk,
month or year, at roaeonnblo ratos. . ,"',
''. euBBOuirrnow.-: 1 ',' '
Daily, six months, $4 00; Tri-WoQEly, 2 t5C|
Weekly, i BO. "= ? . .,- , ;,..;.,v:
---!-S ... ,-"-!-"-u uni- i j-!
?cr?iou&nraH A FBAOT>.-*A1 Writer ip
the .Cincinnati Timfls bavin H poruspd
Horapo' Greeley's b ook. pliftM;-;farming!i
with- tho immediate effect-of 'becoming
muddled,- indites the fo|lo^virip;"'^vhioh,
he la careforto explain i?rn?t fay IB^G'r'
Tho basent fraud Of oar th. ia. ngrioul?
tureV' Tho. deadliest ignis fatutts ?tbafc
over'glittered to bogil do, 'und dazzled to
betray, is agriculture. ( '1 t't?jwc \ with
feeling on this". Bobje?t,,.,fftr " J/ve. peen
glittered and beguiled, ana dozsled and
destroyed by this same arob deceiver. ' '';
She baa - made mo a thousand ' pf o -
mises, und bretton .ov?ry phd cf :tbeml <
She b&0. pro ni iso d j mo early po tu to es,
and the ruin baa 'drowned them; ." late
potatoes, and tho drought 'has w?tti&e?.
WW. " ,;." .- ?. . I ). '.'.1
oqe bas promised mo sum mor squashes,
and th6 worms hate eaten them; winter
Equoshea, and the bugs hnvo' dovoured
them. "
Bbo hag. promjflad oherrieB, ' and ? the
enrenlio; naa> stung thom,'and "tho j con?
tain living things, uncomely to the eye
and unsavory- to tho taste._
She baa promised strawberries, and
theyoungahiokens have enveloped them,
and the eye can not see them. '"' ' : /
She bas promised tomatoes, and the.
old hen's have enoo m passed them, and
the hand cannot reaoh them?. ?. ,,
No wonder Cain killed bis brother.
He was a tiller of the ground. The won
dor. iajh?,t;boiil^n!t-lulL'bis>fatiior. and
thon weep beoause he hadn't a. grand?
father to kill. No donbt his Early Bose
potajarafarftfbifch benpajd Ad?n* sSVoo
fflltfiill
His Pennsylvania wheat had been win?
ter-killed, and wasn't worth ontting
His Norway bata had go?? to straw, and
wGuld not yield Ave peaka per.aore,,and
his Spanish wator-molona had beeb
stolen by boys, who bad polled np the
vinos,- broken down hts patotit picket
fence, nu.d .written sonrrilona doggerel all
. over Alai' baok gate, j N? wonder ho fojt
mad when he aaw Abel whistling along
with his Fronoh mericorfS,' t?ortu eight
dol>ri a l^eod, and xv?dlj?o?fatf Vip ofeVy
daj? .No Condor ho w?bf?d io iiflTsdindi
body, and thongbt he'd praotioe on Abel.
The foot is, agriculture would demoral?
ize a saint. I was almost a saint when I
went into it. Pm ? demon now. I'm at
war with everything. I fight myself ont
of bed ut 4 o'ol o ok, when all my better
natnre tells, me to lie still till 7. I tight
mya?lf.l?tb the garden f?wb&Mike d
bruto, when reason and instinct tell me
to stay in the house and enjoy myself
like a man. I fight the pigs, the chick?
ens, the moles, the birds, the bngs, the
worms-everything in which is the
breath of life. I fight the docks, the
burdocks, tho mullens, }.he thistles, .the,
grapes', thor wqjeds, tim roots-$ho y^old
vegetable kingdom. ' I fight tho beat,
the frost, the rain, the bail-in short, 1
fight the universo, and get whipped in
every battle. I have-no~more admira?
tion to waste on the father of George
Washington for forgiving the destruc?
tion of his oherry tree. A cherry tree it
only a curculio nursery, and the grand?
father of his conntry knew it. I have
half a dozen cherry trees, and Ibe day
my young George Washington in, six
years old, I'll give bim a hatchet and toll
bim to down with every cherry tree on
the place.
A young candidate for the legal pro?
fession was asked what be should first
do when employed to bring an action.
"Ask for money on acoount," was tho
reply. He passed.
POWDER
I? rapid!? anpamdioe; aU other preparation, for prtxlurtna;
Xfjantj Smut ?nd WAoUtom? HOLLS, BJSCI'1TS,.BJIZ?V.
JSuclv&cU ?ad other Griidt* Cate*. Ptr/^tt, Turo an i
r.tUaUt, and alway* ready far tmmtdtaU me. Th? CBfAP
MSTBaXtng Powdtr in th? WORLD, and ll WILL KEEP CV
?AA'Z) OB SSA, in any eliaaU, fer year*. It I. weU adapte]
ta di* ttac'Df ?Tbti?i?ejMra, MOlert, tfarintrt, Sestgrnitd, ?If.,
and lt In fae?, lo ovary r*?y*e?y?** BXST TSASTPOWDflil
mad* V/rr iUfUahmn, faa Camp, .*?* Cali**."
BOLO sr onocKBS a OEALEHS EVERYWHERE,
Manufacturedhj DOOLEY &. BROTHER,
69 NEW STREET. NEW-YORK,
May 23 -, ., ? , ftlaio <
GEORGE PAGE &
JVo. 5 N, Shroeder Street, Baltimore, Md.,
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES ANp BOILERS
Patent Improved, Portablo .
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
GANO. M NLA Y AND SASH SA W MILLS
HIST MILLS, TIHBEB WHhELS, SHIN
JT OLE MACHIN FS. *o.- De? lars in Oirou
lar Saws, Bolting and Mill supplies generally
anti manufacturer's agents for Lenora Colo
brate* Tut bine Water Wheel and every de
soriptirvn nf Wood Work in g Machinery.
AOBIODLTUBAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY
JS?rSond for descriptivo Cataloguen ant
Fri oe lists._;_May ?8 miy
OLD BANK DILLS and MUTILAT KI
cu KKK wc Y bought and sold by
Nov 2* ?mn TV OAM BILL. Broker.
Seegera' Seer
DONT contain Strychnine. It is pure, ant
warranted tobe so. . March ll
A fino sucamer tonio ia Hattorf? Bittors
can bo bao} at POLLOOK'B. A
i Kiwty-fly? Fint glitt Tff?r^ff A^Aj-?a?,
.. i;ilE GREAT
Southern Piano
t X ru ' ? t
- MAN UFA CTOIi Y.
WBE. KNABE & GO,
Manufacturers Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TH KSK instrunu'nt? liavo been beforo tho
ripubi^q for. nearly tbirty years, and upon
thou-'exceilcnco alon? attained an unpurchas
.eapre-eminence, .wbjcli.pronouiici'B.tbcnj uno?
qualed. Their
Combin?e trent power, sfttotneca and flue
.luging, quality, aa well aa.great purity of io*
tonation, and aweettiess throughout tho entire
Is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from
Jue stiffness Luml in so many piaune.
IN WORKHASSIIIP
loy tiro unequaled, using nono but tho very
ib?st senmmed material, tho large capital em?
ployed iu our ?business onabliiigps lo JtvvpJ
continually an immense stock of lamber; .ko.,,)
un baud.
* JB3~ Alt our square pia7tcs have our now im?
proved ovEitHT11uNO SCALE and Agraffe Treble.
3 ; ?S~ Wo would call epeolal attention to our
Into improvements in GRAND PIANOS and
SQUARE GRANDS, patented Augimt 14,
l8uG. wjivjoh brjnjrs.tbo piano nearer perfection
than bao yot bean attaided. I? V %f fci
Bvery Plano fully Warranted for r? Year? I
< Wo bavo made arrangements for tho sole ]
ioholetale agency for tho moat celebrated
VARLOR ORGANS ' Slid MELO DEO NS,
which wo offer wholesalo and rot ail, at lowout
factory prices. WM. KNABE A CO.. .
1 ?May 23 JTTGrno Baltimore Md.
SELTZER
T^TAT??RB'S PRHSSCKlPTaO.-V,-When !
Natura producen a great remedy, for
disease, tho heel ?bing science can do is to
follow J??r'-pre?cViption. By separating the
water qf^tho famous Seltzer Spline into ita
tlemonla, jscionce bas discovered tho means
j which . th ut. world-renowned Spa o?Vcta
auoh Unparalleled cures, and by combining
.those eletnen ts artificially in
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT,
the grand prescription'of Nature ia rendered
universally and'instantly available Anthia
leason.^wtien fever*, disorders cf tho eto
tnaoh ana bowel?, bilious complaints, and.all !
tho diuoaoea which affect the digestivo, aasi '
mil a ting-mid Bocrotive organs mo eBpcoially
prevalent,?tho Importance of having thin in?
valuable^! te rat i ve and corrective at bahd in
every bonn?, and wi thlp reach of all who tra?
vel by laSd Or wa ter, ban not b o o ver- OB tim at ed.
BOLD BY ALL DK?OOI3TH, July 18 ?6
The Great Medical Discovery S
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
i.s. Hundreds of Thousands ^
SSrc^Siig^^wp^i |||
I^WHAT ARE THEY?|||
pr? THEY AftH SOT A VILR, . ' 3sf
?aFANCY lDRI N'fC.Plf
Mada or, roar Kum, Whiskey, rsb?>k
Spirits rt nd Ile fuse I.lflts ora ?loclo rv-.?, (.;!??/,
and sweetened to iiicuso t?ra tasto, called "Ton.
Ici?,""Appetizers,*-. . Hcstorcnt," .?.e., tlial lt;.'!
iho tippler on to Cninkcimcsu neil ruin, but nra
a o no Medicine, ma;le from tito Native Hobt* and
Herbs of California, TITO fruin ult Alcoholic
Sljiiiulnnio. Vlioy aro Ute ii IC KAT BLOOD
1?IC II IKK ami 1.IFK GIVING I?liIN
CI PI iE ti perfect Renovator and Invlgorator or
.HIP. ?ystem, euri jinn offull poisonous mnttor nutt
rcitorltiK tlio blooj io a healthy condition. No
parson can take theso Hitters according lo ?31 rec
tim and remain long unwell.
^f?r InOatntniitory mid Chronic Ith cu?
.tmilaiii nuil Gout, Dyspepsia or ludi
irratlon, HIIIOUH, lt null tent and Inter?
mittent Paver*, IMHPUHM-B nf the Blond,
Liver, UMducya, nml lHndder, throo lilt?
tors haro bcon mott successful. Buch Dls
ruKco aro canscd by Vitiated Blood, which
ls generally produced by derangement of tito
fMitt'Nilvn Ore?ti1*.
?Y.SPKrrilA'UIt INDIGESTION.
Headset te. Vain Li His Shoulders, Coucha, TlKht
fo.j or tho Chest, Dirtiness, Hor.r Eructations of
the rUmnaeh, Hod tiato In tlie Month Bilious At?
Licks, Palpitation of Hie Heart, Inflammation of
. theI.u". pt. Vain In therrglom of (ho Kidneys,and
? r. .hu ??tired oilier painful (jruM/tooiy, r.rc thc off
'? tprinesof Dyspepsia:.
* TVy'lnvlgorata fhe Sto'nisch and stlrnulato Ute
tnt phi liver and bowvls, which render them of un
equalled efflcney lu cleansing tho blond of all
t Impurities, ami Imparting new Ufa aud vigor to
tli?i whole systeni.
KO It SILIN DISEAHEL?, Hruptlc.u?.Tettor,
. r-tt?t Clii'iim, niolclici, B;>otrj, l'hnplci, I'ustulcs,
1W?, Carbuncleii. Kkue-Wonn?, Rcalu-IIead, Sore
Kyes, Br y st pol ?.Hell, Sctirlte, Discolorations of
tho Skl i, Iluniora auil pucaac? of the Skin, of
wi:-.lever nama or lialnre,'4ro literally dnj m.?
and carried out of tho ?WCcra in a ohort. tl-jic hy
the oae of the.le Wttcf.i; Ono tiottte tn (neh
cage? will convince tho mon Incredulous of their
curative cfTccta. -
Cteanso tho Vlttale? ?.food wheuever you flrxl
lu linpnrltlea banting through thot^ln tn rim*
pies. Eruptions or Bores ; cleanse it when you
find it obstructed and< slusKlob in th? rainst
cleanse lt when it li foul, and yonr haling* will
tell yon when. Keep the blood puru and the
Health of the system will follow. ,
?PIN, TA PE and other WO lt MS, InrVlnjt In
tho systein of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. For full directions, read
cart-fully tho circular around each bottle.
J. WALK lilt, 1-roprletor. H. II. MCDONALD a.
CO., Druggists and (?nu. Agents, Ban Trancing,,
Cal., and 82 and 94 Commerce Street, New Volk.
D UV ALL DUUOOiSTS AND DEALEIW
PytlltlTly GEIGE lt A MoGREGOM. A Rents.
Meals furnished at all hours, at roixooa's,
THE-P HONf X
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THE Proprietor of tho PnasNix ha? ?tlod op
and thoroughly furnialjuil his office for thu
execution of all kinda letter prea? PRINTING.
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rhiaistheonly . ostahliahmont
in the interior - *.-' iii of the Htato,
where SHEET . . * ?>V POSTERS ?ftc!
can be pot up '*L-rJt',w ,;- in good style,
J. A.SELBY, ~S4t-'\t'*-' Proprietor.
TICKETS to tbo Concerts ot tho BOU^H QA KOLI NA LAND ANO IMMIGRATION A8SO* |
...) ,- .: ,} 1 . !.. .? .. ?i .. ..;?.!., .w
.?TATION ready for Baie and delivery. . AR order? from tho country promptly Ulled. Agenta
.. ! . . I.::: , : , . ' - . ! i V? i ']> l> \ 'I > . ,'.
wanted foo the CoqntiOB of Lancaster, Lexington, Sparlanburg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco
'..v'i^ii. ;..<...... V Li. ;! >:.. :. - ... ... ,;,-.,,) ;' ',' i . . .. ? .
uce and Pickeno. Apply to . .. D. QAMBRLLX? & CO.,
JanoG_. ?General Agepta-, Oo|lum.bia, B? C. ?
OHEAT SOUVBBRN
FR BIGHT AID FASSENCER LIKU.
:. ;R ,:...',*.< ' ":,R .'.'TIA.. oyt! v/i ?'?"n? . . "i.
CHARLESTON, Si ?.
TO AND FROM .
' BALTIMORE, PDIUDELPD1?, KEW T?RK, BOSTON, I .
AND ?tiL THE NEW ENGLAND MANtJF?CTPEXNG Cl^IE?.
THREE TIMES ^^^^^M?1^^^^ A T E E K ' '
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. .
ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS.
Sea Voyage 10 tg 12 Hours i^^^^^^^^^s, Shorter via Char! eat on*.
TOTAL CAPACITY, 40,000 BAL.Bg > MONTHLY. .
The South Carolina Eailroad Company,.
AND conucciing Roada Weat, In alliance with tho fleet of thirteen Drat clam Steamsbips'to
tito above poriB, invite attention to tho quick time and regalar deapaloh aflorded to tho
usin?es public in tho Cotton St ul es at ibo , ,,
PORT OP CHARLBBTORi . i
OflVring facilities of rail and sea tramportatlon tor Freight ?nd Pe fem gera not excelled in
oxcellenco and capacity at any othir poit. lhe following apleudid-Ocean Steamers aro re?
gularly on tho line: "_ ti I
b * TO N IC W YORK,
MANHATTAN, . GEORGIA, ,
M S. Woodhull, Commander. 8. Crowell. Commander.
CHAMPION, SOOUH CAROLINA, . <?:><>
R. W. Lockwood, Commander. : !EJ J. Beckett, Commander.
CHARLESTON, ' ... CLYDE. ?". ,
James Berry, Commandor. J. Kennedy, Commander.
JAMEtfADOER, v ASHLAND, _ " ' ' .
T. J. Lockwood, Commander. "^ 'Ingram, Oottimander.
JAMES ADOLR & CO., : WAGNER, HUGER * CO.,
Agents, Charleston, B. C. WM. A. COURTENAY,
Agents, Charleston, S. 0.
TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIRGINIA. EMP"% TL I'":"
Alex Hunter, Commander. C. Htookloy, Commander.
SAILINO DAT?-THURSDAYS.
WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleaton, S.,0.
FALCON, MARYLAND, . ...
Hainie, Commander. Johnson,-Comm ander.
SEA GULL, ? "l
Dutton, Commander. Sailing Days-Every Fifth Pay.
PAUL C. TREN HOLM, Agent, Charleston. H. 0.
Ratea guaranteed aa low as those of competing lines. Marino Inaurauce, one-half of one
per cent. _
THUOUQH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS
Can bo had at all thc principal Railroad Ofricos in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Mieeia
''state Rooms may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agents of
the Stcamahipa in Charleston, at whose ofllcea in all caaes the Railroad Tickets should bo
exchanged and Berths aeeigncd. lhe Through Tickets by this ronlo include Transfers,
Meals and Ktato Room, while on shipboard. " i\
The South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, and their connecting linea, have largely
increased their facilities tor tho rapid movement of Freight and Passengers betweon the
Nnrthern cities and the South and West. Comfortable Night Cars, with the Holmes Chair,
without extra charge, have been introduced on the Bout li Carolina Railroad. First class
Eating Saloon at Branchville. On lhe Georgia Railroad Arid class bleeping Cara. ?'>:!
Freight promptly transferred from Ste-omer to day and night trains of the Sooth Carolina
Railroad. Oloao connection made with other Roads, delivering Freights at dial ant points
with groat promptness. The manage? will nae every i xertii n" to ealTaly their patrons that
the lino vin Charleston cannot bo tuipaeaed in derpalch and lhe rafe delivery OT goods'. "
For further information, applv te J M. FFLKTBH, Superintendent?Oliarl?-?ion, h. C.; B. D.
HABEM., Gene ral Agent, P. O. Box 4 979; Oflico 317 Broadway, N. Y ; H. B. PICKFKS. Oejperad
Passenger and Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. ALFB?D i^. T?LER,
June 20 Jumo Vicp-PrcbiUent Scuth Carolina Balli cad; Charlee ion, h. C.
BRANDIES.
5CASKS Jamen Hciiiiet<n y's <fc Brandenburg
Freres15P.ANDIE.S, impoitcd direct, ano
oflercd pure mid utiadulteriitrtl These corii
priHO vintaged of 1B85, 185K, 18G0 and 18G3.
HtOQlt of HoeliH. Clari tH and \Yhito Wines in
clmlo feme of Hie mont famous brandit aa well
as Sound low priced goods. For salo bv
Mardi 25_ .OF.O. BYMBlEBR.' i
CENTRAL NATIONAL BAKK
or
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Present Capital, $150,000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL., $300.000.
OPTIOKltB.
Jobu B. rainier, ri coulent.
A. G. BreuiziT, Cashier.
C. N. G. butt, AfBiataut Cnebicr.
IMBECTOBS.
J. Eli Gregg. John B. l'aimer, F. W. McMas
ter, B. D. Kenn, of lt. D. benn A Son; G. IV.
Beardon, of Copeland &. Keardeu; K.L. Bryan,
of Brjau &. McCarlcr; Wi C. Swaffield, of B.
& W. C Swaffiold.
P. W. McMaBter, Solicitor.
TH18 Bank ie new open for the transaction
of a general bunking buaiuob.s.
CEJITIKICATF.B OK DK.I'OPIT ot enrroncy or
coin, bearing interest at tho rate of naven (7)
per cont per annum, in kind, will be iBSued.
Deposita from County Officfrs espcclalh so?
licited; also, from Trus'tes, Administrators,
Executors, J'rqfessional Men, and others.
Fartirular anent ion given to account a of
City and Country Merchants, mid other bunl
nesB men, and the usual accommodations ex?
tended.
Notes, Bills of Exchange, and other evi
dencos of debt discount cd, ami money loaned
un collaterals.
Stocks, Monds, Cold, Siltier bought nnd fold.
Mutilated Currency purchased at a ?mall
discount.
Sight Drafts draien direct on all tho promi?
nent places ill England, Ireland, Scotland,
Erance, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
mark and the Orient. Lettn* of Credit issued,
I avablo in any of th* above pieces.
Pr?ft- on all thc pi eminent cities io the
United Stales bong! ! and ibid.
Banking House opHMii Columbia Hotel.
Open from 9 to 8._Feb 28 ly
HO KIRK USED IN V\ ASH!,Ntl.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
THIS SOAP washes porfectly in cold water,
aoft, hard or salt. It removeu grease,
oil and paint fiom garments, lt washer ali
kinds of goods-cotton. Ibm ne), ni ll; er woolen.
It chtauses silver, plated waro and jewelry
without scratching. If tho artiolcs arr moon
tarnished, rub them with a pit eo of flannel
which hao plenty of tho Snap on it. To people
who do their own washing, it is invaluable.
It will save Its cost in ono washing. For salo,
in boxea of thirty-six bars, bv
EDWABD T?OPE.
_April 9_Agent for South Carolina.
Imported and Domestic Cigars atPoLLooa a
CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK
or
SOUTH C^HOLINA
--iff * i
Deposits of $1 and'Upwards Received,
INTERES! A LEO WEI? A T TEE EA TE Ol
SEVEN TER CENT. J'ER ANNUM,
ON CERTIFICA 'JES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX FER CAA if. COM
}' O UND ED E VER Y SIX
MON TUS ON ACCO UN TS.
OFFICE KB.
Wm. Martin, President.
John B. Palmor, i vioa.pro.id?.?ti.
John P. Thomas, J Mwotiiie.
A. O Bronizor, Caehicr.
J. H. ?Sawyer, Assistant Cabbkr, in
charge of Krauchen.
John C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directora.
Wade Bampton, William Martin, A. 0. Has?
kell, F. W. McMaeter. John P. Thomas.E. H.
Heiuilsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
B. H. Rutledge,Charleston.
iv an iel lt avenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanic?, Laborera, Clerks, Widows, Or?
pliant* and othorn may here, deposit their sav?
ings and draw a liberal rate of interest there?
on. Planters, Profoasional Mon and Trustee!
wishing to draw interest en their funde nnth
they roquiro them for business or other pur?
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
?un?a for their children, and Married Women
und Minors (wboae deposits can only be with*
drawn by themselves, or. In case nf death, by
their legal representatives,) wishing to lay
aside fonda for fntnro nae. are here afforded
un opportunity of depositing their means
whore they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the same time, be subject to withdrawal whee
needed. Aug 18
Private Boarding.
MRS. 8. J. WYATT ipformB her frionds
and the public in general, that she has
opened a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain street, near Bull. The house, is large
and airy, and f.noBts may expect the comforts
of a home. May 2
Special Notice.
THE M I JJ L S DOUSE,
Charleston. 8. 0., has reduced
its rate ot Transient Board to
_'.$3 00 per day dnring the sum?
mer niniitho. J PARKER, Proprietor.
G. W. PASKKU, Superintendent.
Mav 81 3mo_
Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, 8. C.
BOARD PER BAY, 8a.no.
MRS. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress.
R. IIAMII.TOH^Superintendent. Jone 16
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Copperas, Salt. Lime or
Alum. Match ll
-Change "of WttltRtttC-**'
WI?-MIKUTON, COLOMBIA A-AUOUUTA ll. R. Co.,
Wii.ui>t?oa<. N-Oi,, Jur.\-13. 1871.
bo ran by traine on thia road!'.'
DAT EXPHWS TQAIH [DA1L.Y..1
Loavo Wilmington [Union Uuppi j ? 80 A. M.
Arrivo at Florence......... 10.00 A. M.
Arrive at KingBriH?..:.1.80 P. M.
Leave KingSvillo......... .. 0:10 Av M.
Arrive at Florence...;. ......... .12 08 P. Ja.
Arrive at Wilmington.5 80 p. Bf.
NIGUT KXPaEBS THAIN, .[OAILV,] 81W?DAT KX
. V CE?tJiD. ..."
LeavoWilmington...'!....v.*.7.10 P. M.
Arrive atfflorunoo................ 1 84 A. II.
Arrive at Kingsville.-,-, v ti . .. . ? . >:9 00 A. M.
Leave KiogavuMo......... .............8;45P. M.
AiriVo at FloretiCe. :.'.... .. ..I... ll.flfP, M.
Arrivo at Wilmington1.'.'I'.1!'..'. tSl'.i "5 '50 A:.'5J; '
Jnh-ao . JifUNlO: ?INDl5ft< ?en.TKOti'*/
?ririoK br Aot?r of tftoanN Drt?ioir, .
Wii^iK?TON.'OH'AEtc?rrB Arjn H?triW-H! -
1 ..-i . :tJU>r*nHTOivN..C,jJbnc004*1891 J'
LEAVE. Char In t te8?8& A$< ?.? Tn?&_*7*t'\
! Tbursaaj.B. .and 8atnr4ay>fc arriving at
unerrjvillo 1245 K M., cohn fe tin g wHh'gobiT
Hacks for CleVi-lan'd MlneribbprinRa: " r' *a
Re tum. to Ob ariosto 6 P?llciftatne davBl . ii lu?
July l imo, ,. ," .,;:i.>aaiat^ntBnp>t.
?. ? Chango of Echod'?lo. - i - .
Sourit OAnoLT?iA lUinnoan OoArATiT,
j. .-...' OoLUUUIA, t?. ?.^Jnno^ J871. : .
and altor Min day,"J. Ith jnaiant: . 4
mfA?n-!??|n,pA88RNbifialTaAXK'.'' . \ '
Leave Columbia il.rA'tiWl. JIVlViiW Witt
Arrive at Cliarlcbton ut. .?.mv(Q~'.8 2op m
Leave (J harJcbton at.. + \,.. .h. 20 am
/ rrivo at Columbia at.'.3-40pm.
NIGUT EXPBEB8, FBEIOHT ANV A'CCpM?tOpATION -
TEAIH, [.sundays tnccoptbiLV
Leave Columbi a at..... ,..1.... .7.60 p rn
Arrive at Charleston at........ f. e.4& aro.
Leave Charleston at.-7\1Q p ni '
Arrive at Colombia at.'.. ........ fl (JO n m .
Camden Accommodation Train tull 'con?
tinuo to run to Colombia as tormerly-Mon*
1 days, Wednesdays and Saturdays*": f
? A< L. .T?XE?, Vice-Pjaaident.
. S. B. PICRINB! WnerafTickel "Agent."
Charlotte.Columbia and Augusta K. K
BGFBJtf NTENDENT'Bi UFBICE, ..
... ..,Co*.i3*iBii, 8. C., ?une 8.18,71..
ESS tSSk |?!ir ON. and after BUbb Alt
j^lggmgSMM'Tiext,- 11th inat.j the lol
tawing bchedula will6e run ovortufaruad: '
.M I v ooiwojroirni. ; ./. ? ? .
Leave Augusta..". SSfft AQ.]fc" ^fiMR^L
Leavo Colombia:.:..8 09 A-'S; ' 'H.hOF. M.
Arrivo Chartotte. .r7.ft85F. M. 1 -SiSO^'H.
ia OOINO BOOTH ."* '.'.'!>f - J
Leave Charlotte..A 4Q A. IS.,. , 8 00 P. W.
Leave Columbia.... ?? QB, ll., L A ?6 A, if..
Arrive AnguaHa.'.,.: v .T.ftO Bl M-. ~"T30. A . M.
No.' 1 Train daily. '-Bbl'Y TrWd?Wy, ?tM- ? '
' days excepted! Both trains' ma ko eloae con- ;
YiecMon to all po pit o North. South land Weat*
No. 1 Train makes clpao ctjnne^tfOR.at Bii^l,
mond for Virginia'Springe. ., '
Thmngh tickete aold and h^ggligo checke
to all principal pd tn te. DVbu jinilHnli *i ?.<
Standard Timo-Washington City Time, '
. E. P.. ALEXANDER, GxoBral ri up..
i ; r.. ai Duussx, Gen. Freight aga Ticfo*. Aj??nt r,
'- ?reonv?le and Columbia Roilroad.
' COLUMBIA, 8. C., MAB#H 1,1871..
fi^ffiWbffll^W^dai^ "o? tlalB
schedule vnll too run daily, Bundava excepted,
connecting with Night Trainer crp Benth Caro?
lina Railroad-up and down; ahuyWitb Train? ?
gojng North and Houth on Cb^rintto, Colombia :
and Auguata Raihoad^:^ i .
Leave Columbia at......!..'..;;.:., 7 00 a. m.
.fl Ala ton.li:-.......... o:io?. m. 1
. Sewborrj?.......\.,..,..J.;.-. 11:16a.m.
.Cok?ebnrj. 8.00 p. raj
" Belton..'....V : Jw..5.0Wp. m. .
Arrive at Greenville'.V."0.30 p.m. :
- DOWN.
Leave U re en viii o at,... . 8:15 a? m. ii
Beldon.,... ...st\.,J......... 8,.06at)9i!.. '
" Cokeebury..^..10.07 a. m.,
? Abbeville.. '. . .' fliSv 8 15 a." m. H
V N6wbenry..U;..'.;..v.'/:jVv:.S 1.50'p.tri. :
' V . Alston...?..'..?.,t?..-i..?L'>*.n6pua. .
Arrive at Columbia...,..,....'.., ^,6.66 p. ju.
TH08. DODA?lEAD, General,Sun,:,,
M. T. BAR-Tx^/O?nora?Ticff?t A?r'nf.
-; j I -yrs ti t*i -A H**w-."ii Mi J "
Schedule.on illua ?idge ?alirjoad.teu ,
i ?MBBO Leave Anderuon.i......6.00 P. M.ii
BE5Bg^g " lindie ton.!.. .7.00 ".
^* -lW " Perry ville.'...*; 7.45
Arrive at Walhalla.??V....... .8 SO ! !*
Loavo Walhalla.';.......v. ? /. VA ."8.48'A.-M
.'. Perryvillo....k...,..V.^.:.4.8f>oi/...
.?? Pondloton.5-30 "..
Arrive at Anderson,..p.SO "i .
Waiting at AnderBori'one honr for the arrivm
of up train on Greenville arid Columbia Road.
July 2 . , W.-Hi D. GAILLARD, Sup,
Bummer Sch?du??' S. & TT,; H.H.,
To ( omm?nee 2?/7i Afoi/, 1871,.
raman DOWN THAIN, '?P TRAIN.
^HES&rP Arrive. Leave. Arrive.-Leave.
Spartanbnrg.. 5 80: 525
Hatesvilh_ .COO 6.G0 4(8 4.68
Pac?let. G 08 6.13 . 4 40' 4 45
Jonesville. ?.49 0 48 4 ('S 4 10
Uulonville. 7 23 760 8.05 8 25
Kan tn.-. 8 20 8 25 2 80 2 85
Fish Dam. 8.40 8 45 2 10 2 16
Shelton. 9.15 020 1 35 1.40
LyleB* Ford... 9 40 9 45 1 12 117
Strother. 10 05 10.10 12.50 12.65
Alston. ll 00 12 00
May 24 TUCS. B. JETEB, President, i
Change of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA R. B. CO:,
COMPANY Snore, N. C., June 8. 1871.
?feS&E18gS&&: ON ftDd ftnor SUNDAY.
flra^ffreKgjagJttDo4, 1871, TRAINS will
bo run over thin Road in accordance with tho
following TIMETABLE.
Train? Going EiBt. Trains Weet.
Exprett. .UaiL ??
AIUUVK. LKAVK. AU Ul VS. Z.EAVS.
Charlotto 5.35 a m . . . , 3.10 p m
8alisbnryB0Sam 823an S.2tVp'ui '5.SO p m
Or'neb'oll .08 am ll .13 am '6 25p m 8 35 p m
Co8hopl2 40pm 1.05pm ffcfti pm 10.16p m
Hillab'ro 2.28 p m 2.83pm 11,85 u m 41/87 p m
lUlel^h 5.05 pm . '. 2 r? a ni 2.4Uaiu
Goldaboro 7'$ga m " .
Trains G?ing East. : ^rr?lr?BJ vVe?t.'
Charlolti7.15am r I t ftOtepltl' 1? .'
Saliab'ry 4.32atn 4.87am 5.15 pm 5.??p m
Gr'neb'o 125am 1,35am 2-lO.u m 2i20 p ru
Co Shop ll 07 p m 12 02 a m i?,3<($ tn W 50 p m
HillabrolO.OTpnilOCOa'm ll.d? a rn Il.lO-a'td
Raleigh 6.58pt? 7 40 am ."/:.! . 8.45 a ia
Goldsb'o 8.00 P m / ,i
.Tnni?n W H. ORFEN. Map. Tran?
Good things.
RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whlekpy, K?r
Robert Burnett'a Old Tom Oin, o tn rd,
Dupuy, Cognac Brandy. Doff Gordon's Pale
Sherry, Bouth-aido Madeira Wino, London
Dook Port Wino, Bibbert'B London Porter,
McEwen'a Scotch Ale. Tho above direct from
th? importera and warranted pure.
For sale by EDWARD HOPE.
The Exchange House
HAS been overhauled and ro-arranged
for tho Spring and Summer. Iced beve?
rages compounded at short notice.
Mar ft PAYSINGF.R A. FRANKLIN.
COTTON SEacr> oil. CAKE can be had
at all times, and in any quant it v, of
_ Jan_E. HOPE.
Tho only fino Flaying Cards at PoLnooK'a