The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 01, 1871, Image 1
BY J. A. SELBY; ~ C0?itfi??lA,o?. C., SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 15. 1871. YOL. VII-NO. 100.
HAVE AND ROBBBHY.-A Hamborg cor?
respondent of the Edgefield Advertiser
writes aa follows, under date of the 28th
Align?t:
On Monday of last week, the 21st in?
stant, th reo negro mea wettt'to the honse
of Mr. Battle, in bis absence; one of the
party entered the house, und beat and
choked! Mrs. Rattlo, und ' committed a
rape upon her person, and robbed her of
gome little money. The party then left,
going ?a tho direotiou of tho Bath Paper
Mdla. The Marshal of .Hamburg, Bum.
Spencer, was iuformcd.of tho fact und
sb for af tor " meeting with Mr. 'Harrison
Butlor, deputised1 bini to get sorao help
aud.assist.him int ho pursuit, of the ne?
groes. They were joined hy other par
tien nud received instructions from thc
Marshal of Hamborg, who was tukon
sick ?nd had-tb stop, that if they came
up with tho negroes and halted them,
and they ran,, to, jure upon thom. They
got information at or near. Langley Mills
that thor? wero sorao negroes lying in
the woods not far'off. When thoynume
up to* them they demanded thom ti?
stand; if they did they would not be
hux?,( if J-hey ran thoy would bo fired
upon'. Two of the party ran and wfro
fired upon, but with what effeot lt is not
known, as they made their esau pe in the
thicket. It seems the party had buen
joined by the fourth mau, as there wero
four of them in the woods, engaged iu
playing cards. One bill bf tho money
found with them, in their card playing,
was pf a like amount as the ono taken
from Mrs. Rattle that morning.
NEOHO Ku Knux.-On yesterday
?Tueaday) our streets wore n?ivo with ten
(so-called) negro Ku Klux from Aikon,
arrested and brought hero to have a
hearing b doro R. Wi Caunon, E>-q ,
United Stitea Commissioner, by Deputy
Um ted States Marshal ?. M. Goch ran.
From all we can gather it appears that
these negroes, in company with Home
ten others, armed with guns and pistols,
on the night of tho Hist July, went to
tho honse of Mr. Isaac ShellhoUBe, liv?
ing some ten miles from Aiken, threat?
ened the family, tore down thuifencng
around the house, alarmed the Indies,
and stated that they had come to arrest
one Porter, accused of killing a negro;
that they had reason - to believe Porter
was there, and they intended: to have
him. Porter was not there, however,
but a mau by the uume of Peterson was,
and, ' without a . shadow of 'authority,
they arrested him, carried him to Aikon
and lodged him in prison. Mr. Cannon,
the Ootnmiasionsr, wan busy on Tuesday
hearing the evidence in the case, and ex?
pected to have another showing at tho
aouused to-day, (Wednesday,) but on
Tuesday night the negroes took leave of
absence, and have not yet. returned.
Under tho oirctiinstances,.what course of
action will be taken we are nut advised.
Capt. G. W. Croft, of the Aiken bar,
was here on the part of the defence.
J Edgefield Advertiser.
Thn New Ynrk papers contain full par?
ticulars of the frightful disaster on the
Eastern Ruilroad nf Massachusetts, from
which it appears to have been the result
of the grossest criminal carelessness on
the part of the conductors and engineers
of tue two trains. The Beverly accom?
modation train was unnecessarily behind
time and was lingering at Revere Sta?
tion. The Bangor expresa train came
thundering along, and although the con?
ductor knew there was a train ahead on
the track, he took no precautions to pre?
vent a collision, The express train
plunged into the nccommodi lion train,
completely'telescoping it. The engine
of. the express train was so badly smashed
that,the scalding .steam from the boiler
pervaded the doomed oura, kilting many
who" bad only been injured by the Colh
Biorr. The kerosene oil lampa were also
broken, and threw their blazing con tonis
over the victims. The townspeople of
Revere were on hand at once, and were
unremitting in their attentions, but the
railway officials wore slow and indiffer?
ent. Public indignation ia very strong
against them. Among tho killed were
the" venerable and distinguished Dr.
Gannett, the Unitarian clergyman of
BoBtqn, and Rev. S. R. Mason, of the
Baptist Church at Cambridge. A son bf
William Lloyd Garrison was among the
injured. The total killed is twenty
four, and of badly injured forty, some of
whom will die. No estimate is mado of
the slightly injured. *
THE POL-AIUS IN UIII?ENIIAND.-The
snp ly steamer Congress, which carried
stores ?)? Captain Hall's Arctio expedi?
tion in Greenland, has returned to St.
* Johns, fy F., und our special despatch
thence relative to thu movements of the
Arctio explorers will be found of great
interest. Captain Hall was warmly
seconded in his efforts hy tho Danish Iu
spdctbr-Genertd of Greenland, and had
started on the 17th instant, by way of
Smith's Sound, for the unknown open
sea that' surrounds tho mystical. North
Pole. Our despatch gives a rather plea?
sant viow of the voyngyrs at Dieoo.
There, jo latitude 70 degrees, iu sight of
huge glaciers, aud among grout numbera
of icebergs, there was glorious summer,
Tho flowers were, blooming, the birds
were singing, and the brooklets flowing
with the same murmur deliciousness (hat.
the country resorts about our own city,
present; while thoday seemed perpetual,
there being no darker .night than dim
twilight, by which books could be read.
I New York Herald. ,
Tho Inka (Miss.) Oilzette says: "Our
town needs n hotel as muoh as every
R idical in the State noeds a halter. We
should gladly soo the former want sup
plied; every hobest man iii Mississppii
would rejoice nt tho lather."
Breakfast Bacon.
POUNDS Fulton Market BACON.
?Ul W f BTlliPS, for sal? low
Aupn-tO E. HOPF,. .
S
roCKS, BONDS ?ntl COUPONS <>n?ht|
and sohl by D. GAMDRILL, Broker.
' CONSJMPTID?T,
ITS ?tiRE AKD, f?S. PREVENTIVE,
. i . HY J. li; 8CHE3NCK, 3>?. D.'. ? ! t>?
A^A??Y a human being baa passed-atvay,'
iyjL for whoao death.tboro.waa no oOj^r lb?'-'
?jun thau tho neglect of known anddudiepul-,
ibly pVbvon meatiB of euro, Those noar. and
?loar to 'family ar.d fi ?onda afc 'sleeving tho
'.ImamlaeB alambor into which,liad they calm?
ly adopted . i.
DR. JUSEi'H H. (itJHKNCK'S
. ..SIMPLE TREATMENT,
And availod thoroeolves of bia wonderful nm
oacioua medicines, tboy would not have Ulbui.
: Dr. Scbenck baa, in bia own caao, proved
that wherever sufficient vitality reniaina, that
vitality, by bia medie.inoa and bia dirouiiuna
for their uao, ia quickened into healtblul
vigor.
Io thia alntomont thereisnothing prcsnmp
tnoua. To the faith of tho invalid ls made no
representation that la not a thousand times
substantiated by living and vi-iblo works.
Tho thoory of tho euro by Dr. Scbenck's me?
dicine is as simple as it is unfailing. Its phi?
losophy requires no argument, lt is self-as?
suring, sell-convincing,
Tho Seaweed l'unie and Mandrake Pill*, are
the first two weapons with whi-h tho c tauol
nf the malady ia assailed. Two-thirds nf toe
casoa of ct?n??umt?tl?>n originate iu dyspepsia
and a functionally disordered livor. With thin
condition tho bronchial tubes "sympathize"
with tho stomach. Th y respond to tho mor?
bific- action of tho liver.' Ooro, thon, comes
tho culminating result, and tho setting in,
with all ita distressing symptoms, of
CONSUMPTION. ,
j .The Mandrake Pills aro composed of ono of
hfttnro'rs noblest gifts-tho l'odopbillum Pel
tafcuiu They possess alt the blood-search -
ing, alterative properties of calomel; but, un
llktt oalomal. tliov
..LBAVK NO MT liv G BEHIND."
Tho work of euro ia. how begiuniug. Tho
vitiated and mucous deposits in tho bowels
arid in tho alimentary canal aro ejected. The
livor, liko a clock, is wound up. It amuses
from ita torpidity. Tho stomach acta ro-pon
?dvoly, and tho patient bogina to feel that he
hr getting, at last,
ASUPPLY OP GOOD BLOOD.
Tho Soiweod Tonio, in conjunction with tho
Pills, perineal es and assimilates with thu f. ?od.
ChyUpflatVim is now progressing without its
p rev iou* tortures. Digostion becomes pain
to aa, and the euro ia soon to be at hand.
Thon? is no more flatulence, no exacerbation
of the stomach. An appotlto aotu in.
Now comos tho greatest Blood Purifier ever
yet given hy an indulgent fat h or to suffering
man. Schenok-V Pa ?monto Syrup Cornea In to
perform its functions and tn hasten,and com
plot o tho euro. It enters at onco' upon ila
?ork. Nature cannot be cheated. It collects
nd ripons tho impaired and diseased portions '
ot4jb? lungs. In the form of gatherings, it
proparoa th- m tor expoctoraliou, and lol in a I
very' short time, tho malady .ia vanquished,
tho rotten throne that it occupied ia renovated
and'made new. and tba patient, in all tho dig?
nity of regained vigor, ater?s, forth to enjoy
the manhood or tho womanhood that was
GIVEN VP AS LOST.
Tho second tldug ia, tho patients must atay
in a warm room until thoy got wr.ll; it ia al?
most impossible lo pr? vent taking cold when
tho nogs are diaoased, but it must be pro
Ti.ntO|t, or a euro cannot bo effected. Fresh i
air arid riding ont, eapocially in thia section
of tho country in the fall and winter season,'
are all wrong. Physicians who recommend I
that course lose their patients, if their lungs
a rp ? ad1 y diseased, and yet, because they are,
tn' the binas, they munt nut sit down quiet;
they tnu-et walk about the room as moen and
aa fust aa tho otreugth will bear, to get up a
good ciroulation of blood. Tho patients
must keep In good spirits-be determined to
got well. This has ?groat deal to do with the ]
. poet! tn, and ie the great point to gain. .
'fa dnapair-of cure afteraucb ovideuco of.its.
possibility in tho worst cases, and moral cer?
tainty in all others. lasilifnl. Dr. Scbenck's
personal statement to1 tho Faculty of his own
mire ?aa in these inoddst words:
"Many years ago 1 waa in tho last stages of
consumption; confined lo my bed, and atone
timo my physicians thought that I cou bl not
li vt) a wonk; then, like a drowning map catch?
ing at straws, I beard of and ob tu i u oil the
preparations which I now offer to tim public,
and, tliey mado a perfect euro ?>f mo. It
seemed io nie that I eonld feel them pnnetrato
my whole By a tum. They soon ripened tho
ma t.;., r in my Inuga, and I would apit up more
than a pint of offensive yellow matter every
morning for a long tune
j "Aa soon aa that began to BU bpi de-, my
I o "Ugh, fever, pain and uight sweats all begun
ti leave mo, und my suponte became an great
! ?hat it was with difficulty that 1 could ki cn
from eating too milch. I ao?m rr aim d strength
and have grown in tb sh ov?-r attica
.'1 was weigtiod shortly after my recovery," |
added tho Doctor, "then looking like a more
nkoloton; my weight waa oulv ninety-seven
pounds; my pres? nf weight ia tw.i hundred I
and twenty five ['2?5\ pounds, and for yours ll
nave cnj'>yod uninterrupted health."
Dr. Scbenck tia-, discontinued his profes?
sional visits io Ni W York and Boston. He or
his Bon. Ur. J li. Scbenck, Jr., still continue
to seo patients at their office, No. 15 North
Sixth ' Street, Philadelphia, every Katurda>
Wira O.A. M. to il P. M. Thoao who wish a
thorough examination with the Hoapironteter
will be clin? ged $5. Tho t lewd rome tor de?
clares thu exact condition of tb'o lungs, and
patients can readily learn whether tboy aro
cumble or not.
The direction? for taking tho medicines un?
adapted to tho intelligence eviiu of & child.
Follow these directions, sud kind nature will
du tbb rest, excepting thal hi some caves the
Mandrake Pilla uro tn be taken lu increased
doses; the three medicinca need no other a iv
compammenta than the mpln instruction?,
thal accompany them: First croate appetite.
Of relu liing health hunger ia the nirist wel
onmn symptom. When it comes., as it will
como, let the despaiilng af. once be of good
cheer. Good blood at once follows, the cough
loosens, tho night sweat is abated. In a
abort time both of thoao' morbid symptoms
aro gonn forevor.
Dr. Schanck'* medicines aro constantly kopi
iu tens ot thousands of families. As a laxa?
tivo or purgative, Ibo Mandrako Pitta ure a
standard preparation; while tho Pulrnonic
Syrup, BB a curer of coughs Bnd colds, roav bo
regarded as a prophylactic agnlnut con?
sumption in any- of its forms.
Price of the Pnlmonlc Syrup and Snawn?d
Tonic. *l AO a buttle, or *7 CO a half dozen
Mandrake Pills. 25 cts. a box. For aale hy all
druggist a and dealers JOUN F. HKNRY.
8 College Placo, New York, Wholeaalo Agent.
Nov ID Uv
SP KCl AL ATTKNTION givcD to theooT
li otion of Commercial Paper, Interest
on State and Railroad Honda and stocks, and
Ccniver-dnn of State RoenrtMes hv -
Kov2Bf>ino F OA M H RILL. Broker.
A fine summer tonie in Hattorfs Bitters
can bo had at POLLOCK'S.
".?..>a,vfi HflUUft.'U UfW Al? J?.-TllO
extraordinary inoroaeo that lian taken place
ijjfttlio>M? ?l UOyXKTTElt'a BTQMAPW
itlPTEUB dnriug dbe ,pabt year, ia au*<ttier
proof tu at BU iutelbigiuit peuple, although
tuoy may tty all things,' huid fast only tu that
which is good.- No MU.mut ol puiTury oan
lift Inferior articles to tho poeitifn of stan?
dard specifics. To use LLo nord? of Tom
Paine, they may go up like a rocket, but ara
?uro tn como down ignuiuiuiuush like Us ox
tinKuirhod stick. Hundred^ of. o ur. h nos-, ?
tr ti i LI rt have gone np and como down amen tho j
introduction of Hustet tor's Htoniach Hitters;
nearly tho fifth of a century ago. Yul it still
remains the supr?me tonic of the agn lt hus
uul, und uevr has had, a rival in < flicaey ur.
popularity, and now stands al tho head of all
prupriutary remedir? manufactured nu this
eldo of thu Atlantio. In every OitiliKod com?
munity on his continent, orin Mouth Ameri?
ca, it ia tho accepted remedy for dyspepsia,
bilious complaints, cunstipa'ion. gcuurul de?
bility, nervous weakceaB, and many other un?
pleasant or dangerous maladies. A medi?
cine HU widely . xt ended is, of course, pirated
and imitated by dualers without conscience
ur integrity. t
Therefore,let everyman and woman who
designs to purchase tho genuino Hostet tfrV j
Stomach Hitters, ben to it that they have
what, they pay for, and not tho results of an
infamous imposture. Look carefully at label,
stamp, and name blown in tho glass, and du
not forgot that tho true'bittera is sold Sn but?
tles only _._ Sept! tl)
MANHOOD; ? "
How Lost! How Bestoredl
Jual published, in a sealed ente
lupe. Price, nix cents.
ALECTURE un the Natural Trontmont
and Hadioal Cure of Hpennatorrhea or
Samipul Weakness, Involuntary: Emisrious,.
j Sexual Debility, and Impedimenta tu Marri;,
agu generally; KcrvnusncHU, Consumption.
Eui'epBy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca'
pachy. resulting from Solf-Abnto. Ac , by Ito
mt UT* J.- CoLvi-BWixn, M. P., author of UK
'Oreen Book," Ac . ..
. .A noon to Thomanili or KuflVrerk."
Sont under seal, ia a plain envelope, io anj
address, pnst-pnid.^L tuceipt of ?ix cents, or
two postage stamps; by CUAS. J. O. KLINE
?V CO.,
13T Bowery, New Turk-P. O. llox, 1,580.
jl n iie 13 ' * 2 ?!PJL
State of South Garoiina--Bi.ohlp.iiQ Co.
COURT OF COMMON PD H AS.
Mr?..iiai ali J. Harris, Plaintiff, auaingt James
O'. Oibbes. h. fendant.
Tr? WH DlFKNDA?JT, JAMES G. Glim?h:
You m o hereby summoned and-required
to aiisweritlie complaint in this action,
ot which a copy is herewith served upon you.
and to serve a copy of your answer'tn thu
sala complaint'on the subscriber, at hi's omeo,
bi tho city of Columbia, in the said 'Mate and
j Comity, within twenty days after tho service
hereof, exclusive o' tho day of HUCII Herviue;
and if you fail to aus wer tins ems wi..int within
tho timo ?i foro-s aid, tho plaintiff in this action
I will apply to tho Court fur the relief demain : ed .
in tho complaint.
JAMES D. rrtADEWEI.L,
.PlaiutifFs Attornov.
j Dated itt Columbia, S. C., August 1G, 1871.
To TUE DKKKNOANT, JAMKS 0. Gimms:
[ Tako notice that the sainmobs ID this action,
nf which tho foregoing is a copy, was tiled in
thu oQluu of tho Clerk ul thu Court of Common
Pleas, at Colutnbia, in tho County ot Hie.h
. laud, in the State of Hn?tU Carolina, on the
lGth day of August, 1871.
JAMES D. TI1ADEWELL,
Pl.lint itT H Attorney.
Contran!*!; iL C., August 23, 1871.
August 28 tl _. wfl2^
CLOTHING HOUSE
CHILDS & WILEY,
COLUMBIA, B . C.
WE bav"o marked down all of our large
Stock of HFAliY-MADE CLOTH INO 'O
such low figures that the price comes within
reach of alf that wish a good Jilting gai nu nt,
tnaib' in the Intest Style hud bj the best mak
uisin New York. We are the 'Only house that
still All Linen Drawers at fl.00. We am the
only hmiso that have tho imported Soe-Suckt r
Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine Au in?
spection ot our largo ?tock will settle tho
mind of any one that money is made by buy?
ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather
Trunks, only a few left, at F?0 Juno 23
FRENCH CASSIM.RE PASTS,
FORMERLY $1G tn $18, wo
?are now making forM2 andi
f 13, to clone out oar lino of French flood*.
Light Oaesimere Suits at Cost.
Now is tho time to order our parient fitting
SHIHTS, warranted to please.
A few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at
cost.
?ar Call and scouro BARGAINS at
.Tu v ll R. A W. C. aWAFMFLD'S.
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF tim moat approved ?t\Jt-H. can bo ob?
tained at I. SULZtJACHKlt'S establish?
ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sots and half sots in great vsriutv Also,
solitaire and ?la-for DIAMONDS. SPECTA?
CLES ?nd FYK-OLAS^FK to mil ?ll age?.
Seegers' Beer
DON'T contain ntryelniiuo. It is miro, and
wpirraioed to hu so Mandi ll
Seegers' Beer is Fare.
IT don't contain Copperas, Salt. Lime or
Alum. March ll
r ylll-'Bt t;?tf ul J n Vf iitlou u? tli<i A J.'! ,. ,
* T??.F?N AND FL_: DRIVER, fi
, , . INVKNTKll-ity F. M. .HUNT. .
i PATtfNl HO Mimili Bly-Wtfi'' " ' '
flJlUS Machino, nindi' ia now cff-irnd for
4, eulo, fiurtiuadca Mjy of ita iif:1';. H i? tn-o
ful, cliuap and durable. An\ buy or,girl cai}
o?fr?-ut.qwitb lt. For fdic table, it hus not' au
rqnal.'-Fur tho'sick room, It 'btMida utjrivai
cu. For tho nursing motlier, ita' int nonie
va.Lu-i.iH inestimable; ua it fana io rent Um
i ii tlo dar h ug H. and kuepa them freed hour
troubl?. Nu famiiv' should bo 'without ono
AM a labor-saving Machino, it saves tho lure
of ono servant. Aa an investment. I beru is
nothing ever offered to tho public in whiob an
active.,cn? rgotio man eau make moro inonu*
at.' It ia tho Machine lor th*-times. ?l,OOQ.0U??
worth will'bosold. Auy man witli ordhiafv'
energy eau to ?Ito from "$15 to $100 puf Week",
clear of all expenses. Ona be soon -at i.
Suh'.bacher'a Jewelry Store. .
JOHN WO Old,FY,
Agent for Richland Ci-untv,
July 28 P.O. AddrcsH. (lolumbU.1 '
OKORO ? TUP? E B, "
BROKER,
Real Estate and Insuranco Agent,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
OFFICE over W. O. Fiahcr'a Drug Storo,
opposite Columbia TTotel. Main Btreet. May 2
STENHOUSE, M AO All LA Y & til""
Grocers and ConimiBsion Meichant?,
CIIAHLOTTVK ?V. c.
SOIilOIT ord^rai for COTTON, Corn. Flour,
liston, hard, ic , and Family Groceries
gonovallv Order? Ulled careful) v. and prompt?
ly_Feb 7 Ivr
Every One Drinks Seegcrs' Beer,
BECAUSE it nivea strength and improves
, thoir.health Marnli ll _
COI.UIUUIA, 8.-.C.,
i Palmetto Iron "Works,
MA NU PA OT DUE PB of STEAM ENGINES
I and MOILFRS, Saw, Orist and Oatie
Mtda, al) sizes, all kinda nf Agricultural lm
plemmits, House and Store Fronts, Iron Rail?
ing,'Iron and Rrass Casting; Shafting, Pul
luya and Hnrigera mi1 de to order.
- ! . < auto,
Manufacturers of UT LEY'S IMPROVED
LEVER COTTON PREsS. which a as awarded
tho first pre ni i ii ni in Nor b (ai olma. South
Carolina, Alai-nina and Louisiana lust fall
wot.airto inahnfavtnre'. tho DIXIE RCltFW
COTTON .PRESS-a chi ap and durable ono.
Send tor circulara.
Orders filled nu short notice and on moat
reasonable terms. Juin- V4 Hmo
CORRECT TIME
?M?Y bo obtained by calling at I-iAAC
. .ULZRACnEh'S and purchasing uno
>f tfiot-o juatlv celebrated K 1.0 IN
WATCHES, anti where von can Ant' n
-omplcte stock of Diamonds, Jewelry,
-diver and Plated Ware, of the best
manufacture. In addition ure tho
I-illtell States, Waltham, Kngh.-h and KM is?
Watches ib (J old and ?silver Cases, which will
be closed Ont at New York prices.
Constantly on bund fine (?old Chaina, Peal'
Pings, Charms, Lockets. Stet ve huttons,Sots,
and a varied stock of Fancy Articles.
All kinds of Repairing done promptly, and
warrantied, hy IMA A(! SULZRACIIElt,
Apri)J27 Under Columbia Dote).
i: The Dexter Stables.
q?A THR undersigned have ro
' Stft*Lk moved (heir Stables to tho new
building, immediately South of
^7i_t_iT_f_|-j*'l,,("y'? Hall, and, with a nun
^Wr^?^^^toek of CARRIAGES, l:U(l
GHit} itu. fine HOJtsF.s. sn- prepared lo an
?wer all calls that maybe made upon them.
Horses bought lind sold titi CumildssioU,
Persons in want ot good stink, an- invited to
give ns k call. Liberal advances mude on
att'iok lett foi-salo. POYcF. A- CO.
W. tl. lioTITK.
C. Ii. PKTHNOlt.l.. Jim 24
AFF.W reasons Why they should have the
preference over nil lilli*!**.:
1. Wheeler A Wildon's Sewing Machine is
lunch ulm pier than ?ny id ibo others: re?
quiring b-.-s than hal:' the amount of ma?
chinery.
2 As tlie result bf this "impliedly, flu'? ma
chiue ia mucii lu*!-liable I ban flu- others tn
get ont ot ,1'epsir.
3 Another result <.! titi? i-ituplicity ia
gt o.ttor din ability.
4 Another result in I'-s" friction, and, con?
sequent)., great cr ease and ra| idi'v of tm
'.iou, with ki's a noise.
5. And greatest of all. thai it uses no Shut
Co, and in s li es the luck st'leli.
lt is the ebeajM-st to tiny the lissi. Ruy tho
machine that lias justly, fairly.and honora?
bly won a reputation and iinlepeudeiiee
against n strong unit Ililli r compel it ion. For
more than twenty j esra has the Wheeler ?
Wils-Mi not, only stood first und foremost. bu?
n??w Btaud-i the lint ivalllul Sewhig 11 sch inc Of
the enlightened civilized world. Ruy the ma?
chine that has bien thus tested and proved,
and then you aro sure to get ibo beat. For
salo on Ibu easiest possible terms. Pab'p
room Main street, second door below Tuo'six
office, Columbia,S. C.
J. S. PURSLKY, Agent.
A. WliVTK, General Southern Agent.
June 21 Onio
For Sale,
Q AAA AGUES of LAND in Karn Well,
0-\_)\ I vi bli the Kdiuto.
7?0 AORF.S in Kershaw-in lots to suit.
Saw Mill and 2 OOO arr. a of Land in Loxing*
ton, nu North Fd is to, f7,('-iKl.
2.,100 acres Wal cree Pot I oin Land. ?2 pr acre
2 COO aerea creek bottom and pine Land, at
12 per aero. 1 House in this eitv, $5.0n(>.
llOUSK arid 1 hirtor ti acres LA ND. "nea r tin
city- $8 SOO Apply tn JOHN RAl'SKETT,
A ti or nc v al Law und Real P.sluic Agent.
Se?* 23 " Iv
COUNTY C.V?IMS AND .Ul KY ^ICIt'??.
KICATZ.:* bonah! I?v
Feb fi D. G?MBR?LL, Broker.
New BookBl New Bouka:'. New Books'.!! !
Tilt. '?tiMED?i! LUE OF Til Ott. JKFi
PERSON. Hy bia grand-daughter, Sarah
N. RAndrdpb. fa 50.
Binninwc'ticua of I'ifty . Yearn. By Mark
Boyd. $1.90.
.'At .Last." A Christmas io tin? Weat In
dies. By CHajrle'B Kingsley, with muuy illua
t rations-, fji1' .
wuttb'lilf? ?f Hernando Cortez. Bv Arthur
Helps- $2 50. i
"Light and Electricity.'- By J. Tyndall.
Tho'Coming Rac?; vrl The New Utopia.
Six Bo vs. A Mother's*-Story. BV^bo?Amc
riean Tract Society. ?1.25. r?Kt
Tho Karl hiv Fa m?hte. A Boora. By WR>|
liam Morris. Three volumes. $4.00.
Rruotttlnn " By Gcorgo Saud. 75c.
Terrible Temptation. By Chus. Reade 30c
Also, a largs ??lection ot n??w Novels by Ibo !
btiji authors. Just reouivod and for nain at nnb
uVln'-r's prh' f, by BRYAN A MoOABTKB.
Thorn well's Collected Writings,
THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 vnlumcn,
embellished with Dr. Thornwcll's por?
trait. $4 per vu I mn?.
Mernot ios of Pat mos. By MacDoff. $2.
The Conservative Reformation and its The?
ology. Uy Rev Oharles 1*. Krowth, D. D. f5
'ibo Uuseou World Rv R*v. Dr. 8toik. $1
NEW NOVELS,
Pink and W Into Ty rauny. By Mrs. Harriot
Roecher Stnwo $1.50.
jQller Lord and Master By Florence Maryatt
Won. n<d Wooed. By the author of Bred in
thu Bono, Ao CO cents.
Tembl? Temptation. By Charles Reade.
Uniform edil ion of Orace Aguilor's Works,
?non ai? Mother's itecomponso, Yalu of Cedar?,
at SI pur volume.
The. febovo hooka sunt to any addross, poBt
paid, on receipt of price
Aim: t DUFF! F A- CHAPMAN.Booksellers.
MONJiY CANNOT ?CY ITI
Kor SlgUt la Prlcelaant.
But tho Diamond Spectacles will Preserve lt.
IF von valu" vour eyesight uso thet-o PKR-'
FKCT KKrvsics. Ground from minuto
OIN ?tal pebbles, molted together, and derivo
their narnu "Dinmond" on accourt of their
hardness and brilliancy. ' They willlast manv
years without chango, and are warranted im?
pur io r o all o Hiern, manufactured by
J. P. SPENCER <fc CO., N. Y.
CAUTION. - Nono genuino uniera stamped
with our trade mai li. WM. OL AZ F., Jeweler
and Optician is sole ngent for Columbia, S.
C., from whom..they can only be bhtairod
No peddlers employed. July 20 Illly
M. Hi BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-room
Af.)m .Sire.7, nuar Plain.
NOW on hand and daily ro?
fl Tj+^y^TtflJo' iving from lbs mannfac
i?-_il liWrTtories of New York, Ruston,
Cincinnati and Louisville.the
largest assortment of FUR?
NITURE ovei kept in tt.is market, consisting
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Pin
Ing-Room Suits; 200 Bedsteads of different
pat ferns. In Walnut' ami Imitai ion; also, the
coh-brated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPA I JUNG dono At
shortest notice and in the best manner.
Terms cash ?ml Gi.nd? cheap.- Oct 80
Guns, Pistols, Etc. 1
I INFORM my friends and
^J">??2" public in general that I have
^g>?3wjust received an entire new
w mm%?.-tock of Double atid Singlo bar?
rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks Pouches,
Pistol-Belts, Caps, Bu-k-Shot. Cartridges.
Cartridges for all hinds of Pistols, Powder
and.Shut.
AI.80,
REPAIRING done at short notice.
Oel 8 P W^KRAFT. Main street.
Livery and Sale Stables.
THE undersigned
,wii| continue the bu?
siness heretofore con?
ducted by A?;iiuv'?V Cn , ut tho old stands ot
tim lute llrni. HIK Omnibuses lind Carnagie
uni convey passengers to and from tho Itail
roadDept's to tho Columbi i Hotel, tho Kick
ermin House, or any part of lin? city. He ?ill
also inn it-li Horres, linggies, Carriages, .Vc;
fur birt- ou reasonable tei ms. and solicits the
patronn?e of thc fi it lids of lim hue firm.
June 2S OW KN DALY.
I! ESTHAL \ATI0XAL BASK
C <> I. X' M RIA, S. CV.
Present Capital, $150,000.
AlfTIIUUISblCD l AIMTAI., S-~>00,000.
11 PP) C KUH
Jobn R Palmer, rrcstdont.
\ Ci. Rretiizer; Cashier.
ti. N. G. Hutt, Assistant Cn-bier.
imtKCT.'llS.
J. Eli Gregg, John B. Painter. F. W. Mr-Mas
ter, R. Di Sunn, oi R. D. semi ?t. Son; O. ft.
Dearden, of C?pelo nd A Rest den; ILL. Bryan,
or Brvan A McCa-tr r; Vi. C. SwuflJild, of R.
A W. O Swafllohl.
F. W. McMaster, Solicitor.
riMUS Bank is now open tor the traii?-peCun
S of a general banking business.
CKBTI KIO ATI1 H( OF DKPOSIT of currency or
coin, heaving interest at the rate of srven (7j
percent per annum, inkind, will be ismed.
Deponits hom County 0//7<:e>-? especially so?
licited; also, from JVtt*'ei'#, Administrators.
Executors, Professional Men, And et lu rs.
Partieulsr attention given tu accounts of
Ci'.y and Country Merchants, and other bB>J>
m MP men, and tho usual accommodations ex
le tided.
Notes, Pil's of Exchange, and other ovi
donees of debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stock*. Hand*, Gold, Silver bought and fold.
Mutilated Currency purchased nt a {-mall
discount.
Sight Prof is drawn direct on all the promi?
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
m irk and the. Orient, tetter* of Credit n sued,
I livable In any of the above places
Drafts en all the ptominetu cities in thc
United States bought and sold.
hanking Unuxo opposite Cullimbin Hotol.
i ?peil from 9 to 3. Feb 28 ly
Feeding' Ont?.
?)AA BURHP.LS PRIMP. HEAVY OATS.
?i\ VS, 9 .Tulv 27 E, HOPE.
OI,I> M NK B1LI.K nuil MUTII.ATKJD
t:t R iK.NtY honpht and sold by
Nov 23 Ouio I>. GAM..RILL. Broker.
i.OOOOOO!
By authority of a special Act of tim Legisla
turo ot Kentucky, of March 18. 1871.
thc Trustees M the Public Li?
brary of Kentucky
i will give a .
Grand Gift Concert,
AT LocisvnxR, KY.,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1871,
U.>Ue.Jt Uio dir? ctiiin ai the beet Munica!
Talent thal cnn be procured TlcUet?
?if Atltttl?*li?ti 910 rt?eli. Cnrifnry; Half
.1 Jen. TM ar, (in; (limiter Ticket? $a.5().
Each ticket will have attached to it four
coupon*.'or tho denomination of 12 fri) each.
Tim holder ot ap entire, ticket will bo entitled
lo admirion to Ihe Guner rt and to the whole
amount, of the gift awarded' to it by lot. Tho
holder ut each ?ipipun will be ?ntithd to ad
unssioh to the Concert and to ono-iourtk the
uinouut ot hcch gif*. 'as ina> be awarded to
tho whol? ticket to which it ?(-longo.
To pr?vido funds for linn Grand Conceit,
and fur thu lim eilt nf tho Public Library nf
Kentucky, lOU.t?O tickets will be f?hl at (10
etieb*, c?iTcr.ey. Thc Citizncb' Dank of Ken?
tucky is 'I rea ?tirer.
All looneys arming from thc salo of tickets
will bo deposited with tho Citizens' Uank.
subject only to tho order of tho Presid? nt and
TrcHsurur of the Libiarv, countersigned by
the Mnsinoss Manager.
Immediately utter the Concert, the mm of
tSS'hOO? in greenbacks will bo dietribnt? d by
lot to the holders ot tickets in the following
GirtH, viz:
ONE GLAND GIFT OF $lf0,000
ONE GRAND OI FT OF MJ.UOO
' Olin gift or $25 000 Ono gift of $1* OOO
Ooo gift of 20.i-.00 Gue gift of 10 POO
(ititi gift of lu 000 Ono ?.itt of 0 000
Ono gilt of 18 000 Ono girt or 8 000
(hie gift of 17.M0 One gift of 7 0110
One gift of 1(> 0( o Ono gilt of S OOO
? me gift of IS 000 One gift of 5.000
Ono gilt of 14 000 One gilt of 4.000
One gift of 13 000 One gift < f 3 000
One girt of 12.?C0 Ono gift of 2 0*0
Ten girt?, of $1.000 -ach. 10.000
Fifteen giff8 of $900 each, 13,000
Eixhtef u <i't?, ot $800 each, 14 400
I wenty girts, of $700 eseh, 14 U00
Twenty flvo gifts, of $C0O each, If 000
Thirty gifts, of $5(0 each, 15 000
Forty pitts, of $400 each, 10 0C0
Forty-live gifts, of $300 eoch, 13 500
Pitt v gifts, ol $?00 thch, 10 OOO
416 Gifts, of $100 each, 44 MO
721 Prize? in all. $&?0,u0
After paying tho rxrenec-B of the entirprito
nnd making the dittrlbution ot ?ht git's, tho
balnm;e of the proi tcoe misirg fi? ni the sale
of tickets will be appropriated to the i sthbUth
meut of a FREE LIBRARY in Louisville, to
bu called tho
Public Library of Kentucky.
The Concert and Div ir it ution will take
place undtr tho immediate mpervhien of tho
1'iusu-cn named in tho Act of Incorporation,
who aru as followK. . ,.
TRUSTEES.
Thos. E. Bramltt, late Governor Kentucky.
Henry Waterson, Editor Covt icr-Jonmal.
AY. N. Hahiemun, President C'Cttl itr-JutiT
nntCo.
Benjamin Cacsedav, of Daily C<mme.rcial.
George P Doom, Propm t< r ?fiei^cr.
H. M. McCarty, nf Gie Hotly Lt dyer.
J. ti. Cain, Clerk J? OVrsou court ol Common
Pleas.
M. W. dusky, author Political Ttxl Beok.
B T. Du reit, of the louievilie Bar.
Tho TruaircB will be assisted by Ihe follow?
ing well known anil en.im nt citizens ui Ken?
tucky, who have consentid tobo present at
tlie concert and to rup? i tnt end the drawing
and distribution of gift?:
hl'PKUVISOnS.
TTon. Joshua F. Bullio, iato Chief Justice
of Kutitncky.
Hon. H. J. Siles, Judge Jefferson Court
Common Picas.
Hon. T. R t'oehranc, Chancellor Louirville
Chancery Con rt,
Hon. H. W. Bruco, Judge Jefferson Circuit
Court.
Hon. W. B. Hoke, Judgo Jefferson Couuty
Court.
Hon. J. B. binti r. Maror of Louisville.
Hon. T. L. Burrett. City Attorney.
Henry Welford. City Treasurer Louisville
Hon. li. J. Webb, Senator ul Ki ntackv.
Col. G. C. Wharton, Cuittd States District
Attorney:
liol. Phil. Lee, Prosecuting Attorney Ninth
Judicial Dibtiict.
Gen. J. T. Bovie President N., II. and E.
R. lt. .
Dr. Ti S. Boll, Prorcs'sor Medical Univer?
sity, Louisville.
Colonel Jilson P. Johnson, Proprietor Galt
House:
Hon. J. Proctor Knott,Ute Memoir lo Con?
gress.
I A. O Brannin, President Louisville Beard
of Trade.
.Tames RriJgeford, Pic-id< i.t Second Na?
tional Bank
Andrew Graham, Tobacco anti Cid tun Mtr
clmnt.
OMcerrr ?if fntilic I.Unary of Kentucky.
lt. T. DU BETT. Pl c id. nt.
Wi N llAl.Dt-MAN, Vice-Pr* vident.
M W. CLUNKY, Secretary.
CITIZENS' BANK, Tr? ut?irer.
Tho hohl? rs of: Hekeln to ?hi? li gifts rre
award? tl will he na iii on privet talion at the
ellice in Louisville.
A liboial dii-eoiini will he allowed Min n 100,
roi) or 1,000 tickets are pure! af r d in a lot.
All oldina accompanied by ri niittsnco? will
bo promptly a I tended to. and the ticket? it?
iti rn ed by mail registered or i-xpriMi d. as
ordered. 'J hu Uliuert-igt td, late p.incipal
but-in ?-PS manager of thc vi ry meei s? f ti I
Mercantile Library Gift Concert at San Flan
cisco, has been appointed sgcni and manager
I of the Gift Concert in aid of the Public Li?
brary of Kentucky.
The drawing will take plaire hi imbi io, and
everything ?ill bo done toVatWy bnvera of
tickets that their interests will bo us well pro?
tected as if they personally superintended
thu entire affair.
JMiinnri- of Dr;i\vliig.
There will b<< I wo gl?sa whet le Ont-wheel
will contain 100,000 i.umbcts. plainly printed
on leather tags. The other whu l will ci n
tain 721 boxes, each containing a gift Ono
tag or number will bo drawn from the 100,< 00
wheel, slid the first, box drawn from the
second, or 721 box wheel will contain n gift,
neatly printed and healed up. nod the j;ilt vc
drawn ti uni the uecc-nd wheel will be the giff
of thc tag lirst drawn, whether $100, $1,010, ul
$100 ooo.
Gif's will be paid on prest nial ?on of ticket!
drawing snob gifts, tho second day atti?!
drawing. Tickets or coupons drawing gifti
cnn bu collected through unv hnsiueva ul
I banking house in Louisville, or by anycxprtui
company.
All tickets ure likn greenbacks. No rocen
hoing kept nf puicbnei r's names, tickets ari
good only to the holder.
Persons do irons of acting . as agenta fo;
the salo of tickets in any city in tho Unitei
! Nt ates or Canadas, addrers
. CHAS. B. PETERS,
Manager, Louivvillo, Ky-, u?leo 120 Mail
slrtet, Johnson's Block.
N. ll -Buyers will rote thnt Ihr re are onl
1P0 000 tickets, irstfnd ol 200.(00 ai-in th
San Prnncifon Gilt Concert, and tl at thole i
$.V? 000 more diftril n'eiv._Aug. 1 !n ? ?
Halt Corn Whiskey,
WARRANTED two yearn old, at
Fi>l/?21 .toitv i\ up, rn v na?.
Refined Oil.
COTTON SEED REFINI DO?L, by the ga
hm or ham-] Also, in glnas?, pin ti- an
qnwrfH For ?ale low. E. H?>PF.
?Meals furnished al all hours at POLLOCKS'