The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 08, 1871, Image 1
THE DAILY
"Let oar Just Censure
Attend the True Event."
BY J. A. SELBY.
COLUMBIA, S. C., FRIDAY MORNING-, SEPTEMBER 8, 1871. VOL. VII-NO. 147.
WHY TUB COLOREO OFFICERS WEBB
SNUBBED AT THE LONO B BAN cn BALI?.
Major Lewis Gaul and Captain Watkins,
of the Second Battalion Massachusetts
Colored Volunteer Militia, reaeived nardo
of invitation to attend the grand civil
and military ball at Long Brunch, on
Monday evening. On presenting them
selves at the hotel, the colored ofiloers
wero met by a Mr. Bennie, who wished
to know whether they had been posi?
tively invited. The cards of invitation
were thereupon prodnced. Mr. Bennie,
who was greatly excited, enid that it
would be unpleasant to receive thom, as
the ladies wore much alarmed. Further?
more, Mr. Bennie said President Grant
waa expected, and he would bo greatly
displeased at tho presence of colored
persons in the room. Major Lewis Gaul
and Captain Watkins retired.
[JYeio York Sun.
Becently a mad elephant entered the
Mundi?, district in India, at the village
of Tarroj, where he killed a woman and
ahild. Ho then passed on to other vil?
lages, entering about a dozen in success
sion, frightening the inhabitants and
killing one or two in each pince. The
total of his victims between January 27
and February 19 was twenty-one persons
killed, besides several wounded. Tho
moat horrible and almost incredible cir?
cumstance, however, is that tho savage
beast was seen to devour at least five of
his victims, after tearing them limb
from limb. Tho brute ie said to be a
magnificent creature, with tunke three
feet long. At last aaoonntB he had been
driven ont into a jungle, whence it was
impossible to dislodge him.
STRANGE FREAK OF N ATORE. -A atranco
freak of nature has taken place in the
track of the severe hail Btorm that OG
curred in the region of Ooote's store,
Rockingham County, Ya., some three
weeks ago. We are not aware of any?
thing of the kind occurring heretofore.
It is this: That all tho orchards in tho
track of the hail storm have come out in
full bloom. Some orchards are in OB
full bloom aa they ever wore in the
spring. Not only the apples are in
bloom, but the locust trees in many
places are BIBO in bloom. A gentlemnn
came to my houso last week and told mo
on bia road here he saw an apple tree
with several bushels of ripe apples on it
and thousands of bloom on the same
tree. A very pretty but strange sight. &
SLAVERY IN BRAZIL.-The foreign pa?
pers bring aoaounts of the debate in tho
Brazilian Chamber of Deputies on the
bill abolishing slavery. After a long
and animated debate, lasting for twelve
days, the first article of the bill, which
declared that all children hereafter born
should be free, passed by a majority of
G2 to 37 votes. It is believed that thu
bill abolishing slavery, as introduced by
the Ministry, will pass tho Chamber of
Deputies, unless the opposition succeeds
in prolonging the discussion beyond thc
date appointed by the law for adjourning
sine die.
An Illinois woman committed suicido
by banging herself to an apple tree. At
the funeral a neighbor, noticing the sad
appearance of the husband, connoted
him by saying that be had met with a
terrible loss. "Tes," said the husband,
heaving a sigh, "she must have kicked
awfully to shake off six bushels of green
apples that would have been worth $1 a
bushel when they got ripe."
MORE RADICAL APPROPRIATING."-A
defalcation, amounting to $60,000, has
been discovered in the United States
Mint, in Philadelphia. Ex-Governor
Pollook, Director of the Mint, refuses
to give any details, for "prudential rea?
sons;" or, in plain English, for "politi?
cal reasons." The Philadelphia Radi?
cals are in tribulation abont the matter.
Emma Block, of 88 Clinton street,
New York, qa ur roi ed with her husband,
Monday night, and threw an axe, which
missed her husband and killed a child
named William Weinhart, who happened
in the room.
Miss Candler, daughter of J. W.
Candler, a promineut Boston merchant,
was the yoong lady drowned while bath?
ing at Newport, on Thursday.
Venezuelan advices say Gen. Bianco's
troops have again been defeated, and all
the Eastern part of the Republic is in
arms against him.
^^TETHOLMEST
Cotton Faotor and Commis. Merchant,
ACCOMMODAT ION WHARF,
OH ARLESTON, 8 . C.
August 16_._f3 mo
R. A. PRINGLE,
Cotton Bellerand Gen.Produoe Broker,
Central Wharf, Charleston.
REFERKNOE8 -Cbarleaton-Bon. C. T.
Lowndes, President Hank of Charleston;
W. B. Smith, Esq., President Union Bank of
Charleston; Robert Adger, Euq , H. C. Press
ley, Euq. Newberry, H. C.-Rob't L. Mo Jaugh
rin, President National Bank of Newberry.
Chester, 8. C.-Messrs. McAllloy A Brawley.
Special attention given to the consignment
and sale of COTTON, Dried Fruit, Ao.
Sept 1_4mt
EDWARD R. ARTHUR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NO. 7 LAW RANOE.
WILL practioo in tho Circuit and Probate
Coarta of Richland and adjoining
Counties. July 12 t3mo
CLOTHING HOUSE
or
CHILDS & WILEY,
?{j. CO LU M KIA, K . C.
YTt7"E have marked down all of our largo
Btookor READY-MADE OLOTHINO to
such low figures that tho prico comes within
roach of all that wish a good Utting garment,
made in tho latent et y Ie and by tho best mak?
ers in New York. We aro tho only IIOUBO that
sell All Linen Drawers at fl.50. We are tho
only IIOUBO that have tho imported Seersucker
Calcutta Suits, warranted gennlue. An in?
spection of onr large etock will settle the
mind of any one that monoy is made by bay?
ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather
Tranks, only a few left, at ?20. Juno 23
Special N^i?ea
THUS OAUHK AND CURB OP CON?
SUMPTION_Tho primary canso of Oon
anmptiou ?B derangement of tho digcativo or?
gans. ThiB derangement prodnoeB deficient
nutrition and assimilation. By assimilation
I moan thatprocosBbywhioh tho nutriment of
tho food ia convcrtod into blood, and thonco
into tho solids of tho body, Persons with
digestion thu? impaired, having tho slight?
est pro-disposition to pulmonary disease,
or if they tcko cold, will bo very liable lb havo
Consumption of tho Lungs in somo of its
forms; and I huid thal il will bo impossibio
to euro any oaeo of Cunsumptiou without first
restoring a good digestion and hoalthy assimi?
lation. Tho very first thing to bo dono ?B to
cleanse tho stomach and bowels from all dis?
eased mucus and slime, which is clogging
these organs so that they cannot perform
their functions, and then rouse up and rcstoro
tho liver to a hoalthy action. For thia pur
poso tho Burcst and bent remedy is Schenck's
Mandrake filia. Those Pills clean tho sto?
mach and bowels of all tho dead and morbid
slime that is causing disease and decay jn the
whole system. They will clear out tho liver
of all diseased hilo that has accumulated
there, and rouse it up to a new and healthy
action, by which natural and healthy bile is
secreted.
Tho stomach, bowels and liver aro tims
cleansed by tho uso of Schenck's Mandrake
Pills; but there remains in tho stomach an
excess of acid, tho organ is torpid and tho
apetito poor. In tho bowels the lacteal* aro
weak, and requiring etri ngth and support. It
is in a condition like this that Schenck's Sea?
weed Tonio proves to be tho most valuable
remody over discovered. It is alkaline, and
itB uno will noutralizo all excess of acid, mak?
ing tho st omach sweet and fresh; it will give
permanent tono to this important organ, and
orcato a good, hearty appetite, and prenant
tho system for tho first process of a good di?
gestion, and ultimately maka good, healthy,
living blood. Altor this preparatory treat'
ment, what remains to euro most ciihcs ol
Consumption ?B tho free and persevering usc
of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Tho Puhuonh
Syrup nourishes tho Bystoni, purifies the blooe
and is readily absorbed into tho circulation
and ibenco distributed to tho diseased lungs
There it ripens all morbid matters, whethei
in tho form of absceseea or tubercles, am
then assists Nature to expel all the disease?
matter, in tho form of ireo expectoration
when once it ripens. Jt is thou, ny tho grea
healing and purifying properties of Scbonck'
Pulmonio Syrup, that all ulcora ami cavitio
are healed up sound, and my patient is cured
The oeaential thing to bo dono in our hi |
Coi,munni ion is iii get up a good appetite am
a good digestion, so that tho budy will gro>
in llesh and get strong. If a person has du
cased lungs-a cavity or abscess there-th
cavity cannot heal, tho matter cannot riper
BO long as ibo system ?B below par. What i
necessary tn cure is a now order of things
good appetite, a good nutrition, tho boely t
grow iu flesh and get fat; then Nature i
helped, thooavitica will heal, tho matter wi
ripen and bo thrown oil in largo quanlitioi
and tho person regain health and strengt!
This is tho truo and only plan to euro Coi
sumption, and if a person iu very bad, if tl:
lungs aro not entirely destroyed, pr even
ono lung ia entirely gone, if Ibero is onoup
vitality felt in the other to heal up, there
hopo.
1 havo Been many persona cured with on
one Bound lung, live and enjoy life to a gee
old age. Thia ?B what Schunek's Medicine
will do to care Consumption. They will clef
out the stomach, sweeten and strengthen i
get up a good digestion, and give nature tl
assistance she needs to clear the system of ?
the disease that ia In the lungs, whatever tl
form may be.
It ia important that whilo using Sahencl
Medicinen, care should be exercised not
taue cold; keep in-doore in cold and dar
weather; avoid night air, and take out-do
exercise only in a genial auu warm sun-shii
I wish it distinctly understood that whet
recommend a patient to be careful in regs
to taking cold, while using my medicines, I
so fer a special reason. A man who has b
partially reaovered from the e flue, ta of a b
cold is far moro liable to a relapse than o
who has boen entirely cured; and it is preci
ly the same in regard to Consumption,
long as the langs are not perfectly heal
just so long is there imminent dinger of a 1
return of tho disease. Uenoo it ia that 1
strenuously caution pulmonary patiei
agaiust exposing themselves to an al mos ph
that is not genial and pleasant. Conltrn
Consumptives' lungs aro a mass of sor
which thc least chango of atmosphere will
fl arno. Tho granel secret of ray success w
my medicines consists In my ability to subi
inlUmuiutiou hmlead of provoking it, as nu
of the faculty do. An inflamed lung cam
with safety to tho patient, bo exposed to
biting blasts of winter or the chilling wind:
spring or autumn. It should bo carefi
shielded from all irritating influenced. '.
utmost caution ahould bu observed in I
particular, as without it a cure, under alu
any circumstances, ia an impossibility.
The person should bo kept on a wholose
and nutritious diet, and all tho medicines c
tinned until the body has restored to il
natural quantity of flesh and strength.
I was myself cured by this treatment of
wornt kind of Consumption, and have live
get fat and hearty lueso many years, with
inng mostly gone. I have cured thouso
nineo, and very many havo boen mired by
treatment whom I have never seen.
About the lat o? Octobor I expect to I
possession of my new building, at tho No
east corner of bixtb and Arch streets, wi
I shall be pleased to give advice to all
may reeiuire it.
Full directions accompany all my rome?
so that a person in any part of tho world
be readily enrod by a strict observance ol
taino. J. g. 80HENCK, M. ?., Phlladclpl
For sale by druggists and dealers u\
wi i ti rG
JOHN F. HENRY, 8 Oollcgo Place
York, wholesale agent,_Sept 6
?EK& MANHOOD :
Mj?[? How Lost! How Restore
KUf J titi published, in a sealed en
IS?SkJ lope, Price, six cents,
ALECTURE on the Natural Treal
and Radical Cure of Spermatorrlu
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emin*
Nexual Debility, and Impediments to Al
age gonorally; Nervousness, Consum?
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical
pacity. resulting from Self-Abuso/Ac, b;
liKiiT J. Cui.VKitwKi.r., M. D., author ti
"Ort on Hook," ?Vc.
??A IIUOH to Tlioaannela of Bufferer
Pont nnelor ?eal, in a plain envelope, f ?
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cen
two postage stamps, by CHAS. J. C. K
?V CO.,
187 Bower)', New Y o rle-P. O. nox,-!
Juno 15 I
I.VFl.UENX'K OW TENPKRATDHB OR
HEALTH.-In tho fall tho differouco between
tho temperature of night and day ia greater
than at any other time of tho year. In tho
early autumn tho quicksilver sometimes risoa
as high duriug tho day as in tho most fervid
Bummer weather; while at night it often sinks
to an al most wintry point. Tho human body
not being made of stool or India rubber, sen?
sibly foels these tremendous changes. To
fortify the systom against them, a genuino
tonic ?B required; and the public has long
niece discovered that among this description
of medicines, Hoatottcr's Stomach Hilters is
infinitely tho best, n gently quickens tho
circulation, regulates tho bowels, tones tho
liver, braces tho nerves, and thus pula tho
wholo physiquo on its defence against tho vi?
cissitudes of temperature in our climate. Fow,
if any casen, of epidemic fever aro hoard of in
localities where it is in common use. Aa it
becomes moro and moro widely known, and
tho demand for it increases, chills sud fever,
and tho bilioua romittent seem to recodo be
foro it, and if over it should como into univer?
sal nso. these diseases would cease to bo
known as tho ecourgea of our low-lying and
marshy districts. That homely bit of proverb?
ial philosophy, that "prevention is bettor
than euro,*' BIIOU d bo especially borne iu
mind in tho autumn months; and indeed in
all Bea.tonB. together with tho fact, that
among all tho preventives of malarious dis
caso, Hostettor's Stomach Hitters is thc
most safo and potent.
Be certain, however, to obtain tho genuine
articlo, as countless imit?t ion s ni a puruicioui
character are abroad. Seo that thu external!
arc all right, aud remember that Hostetter't
Stomach Bittors is sold iu bottles alone.
Bopt 8 t3_
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE. Essaye for young men 01
great social evils and ahueca, which intor
fero with Tuarrioge and ruin tho happiness o
thousands; with HU re means of relict for tin
erring and unfortunate, diseased and dobili
tated. Sent in sealed lotter envelopes, free o
charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. 5_Smo
THE MUHRTslsrJfTON GIN
ITA S D IS TA XCE? A LL O THE HS.
AND ia warrauted tn do it again. For fri]
particulars, relativo to these machines
adilrees E. MORRIS,
June IR Hmo Columbia, S. C.
The Georgia Gin
TniS is tho third season wo have sold thee
AHNS, and havo never had a Mingle con
plaint. We oiler them with renewed cont
deuce, at moderate prices and reusonab!
terms. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, Agta.,
Jilly 13 2mo _ _Columbia. M. C.
Notico to Contractors.
SEALED bids for building Market will t
received at tho store of Cooper A Taylo
until TUESDAY, September 12. at M., i
which timo all bids will bo opened. Tho coi
tract will be awarded to tho lowert reapom
ble bidder. Tho commit tee reserves tho rigl
to reject all bids offered. The contractor wi
bo required to enter into a bond for tait hf
pei foi maneo of his contract in a penalty
15,000, with good and responsible aurelie
The names of tho persons offered as auroti
by thu contractor shall bo Bent with tho bi
together with tho amount of proposed BUT
ties. The contraot, aftor being awarded 1
committee, must bo ratified by City Cornie
Plans and specifications of proposed buildii
can be seen at Cooper A Taylor's atoro.
AUGUSTUS COOPER, Chairman.
CHARLES MINCRT,
8. B. THOMPSON,
WILLIAM HAYNE.
R. M. WALLACE.
Sept C_?
Notice to Contractors.
SEALED BIDS for tho erection of C
Hall will bo received at the office of t
Chairman Special Committee- on City Hi
until Monday, 11th September, 12 M., at whi
time all bids will be opened. Tho contri
will bo awardod to tho lowost responsiblo b
der. Tho Cum m it tee reserves tho right to
ject all bids offered. The contraotoi will
required to enter into bond for faithful p
formanco of his contract in a ponalty of ll
thouaaud dollars, with good and responsi
sureties. The names ef persona enured
sureties by the contractor shall bo sent
with bid, together with thc assent of prnpoi
sureties. 'Hie contract, after being swan
by Committee must bo ratified by City Co
eil Piaus and apoci.loatioua of tho prono
building eau bo seen at thc office of Chaire,
of Special Committee.
W. UUTSON WIGG, Ch'n, )
ISRAEL SMITH, !
WM. MOONEY, } Commit
WM. SIMONS, I
J()E TAYLOR._ _ J Sept
New Books! New Books'.*. New Bool
milB DOMESTIC LIFE OF THOS, J
J_ PERSON. By his grand-daughter, Sa
N. Randolph. $2.50.
Kern i nis cen ces of Fiftv Year?. Bv ?1
Boyd. U.75.
"At Last." A Christmas in thu West
dies. By Charles Kingsley, willi many il
trillions, ti.
"Light and Electricity." By J. Ty ut
Tho Coming Race; or. Ibo Now Utopia.
Six Boys. A Mother's Stury. By thu A
rican Tract Society. $1.25.
Tho Earthly Paradise. A Poem. By
liam Morris. Three volumes. (4.50.
"ErnoBtino." By Qeorgo Sand. 75?.
Terrible Temptation. Rv Chas. Rcado.
Also, a largo selection of new Novels bj
bc.it authors, just received and for sale at
Bailor's prices, by BRYAN A MoOARTB
Thornwell's Collected Writing!
THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volu
embellished with Dr. Tbornwell's
trait. M per volume.
Memories of Palmos. By MacDnff. $
Tho Conservative Ko form ai iou aud its
ology. By Rev. Charles P. Krowth, D. F
Tho Unseen World. Bv Rev. Dr. 8toil
NEW NOVELS.
Hor Lord and Master. By Florcnco Ma
Won, not Wooed. By the author of Br
tho Bone, ?to 50 cents.
Terrible Temptation. By Charles Pe
Uniform edition of Graco Aguilor'a W
such aa Mother's Recompense, Yale of Ce
J-c, at $1 per volunto.
Tho shove booka sent to any address,
paid, on receipt of price
AugJ_ DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, Bnnksolh
Tho Doctors Recommend Seegers'
IN profernnco to London Porterand S
Ale. Why? They know ir is unadiiltoi
Choice Teas.
GUNPOWDER. Hyson,Oolong and Er
" Breakfast TEAS. Tho choicest iinji
for sale low. E. HU
Rose's Hotel.
IN viuw of thc influx of vi?
sit?n* to Uoluoibia, occasioned
hy the prevalence of thc yol
!low fever in Charleston, tho
proprietor ot ROSE'S HOTEL hau concluded
to ro-opon his eHlabliahment for th? accom?
modation of thu public at once, and therefore
wi tl) i hu WM tho pru i iona lu ho baa heretofore
made for ita aaiu or leane.
Tho Hotel will henceforward bo conducted
as a first claus house of entertainment, and
special provision will be madu fur tho comfort
and convenience of families.
Carriages and nu Omnibus will bo found at
evory arriving train. W. E. HOSE.
Augnst SO
arar Charleston Courier, YorkvUlo Enquirer
and Creen ville Mountaineer substituto above
for advertisement now published, aud insert
until further notice.
Tea.
MWE guarantee to envo crabs
usually buying of tho so-called
"Groat American Tea Company,"
10 por cent , if they make like pur?
chases from us. Wo h ave just re
u? ivu.i a mi ge lot of TEAS, selected and tried
carefully before purchasing, to which wo ask
tho attention of tho trade and consumers.
__Ang_27_LOK1CK ?? LOW HAN CE.
Vecetable Blood and Liver Fills.
Pure J tile ! Pure Blood ! Pure. Fleth !
AllCutl needed medicino, in all tropical
climates, is a blood Purifier aud a Liver
Regulator, 't hese PILLS combino tho essen?
tial properties of an Invigorator of tho Liver
and Purifier of the blood. Tho largest organ
in tho body is tho Liver, lt ia tho great
work-shop of the body. When this important
organ docs not act. tho skin becomes sal?
low; sick headache sots in, with chilly sensa?
tions; cold hands and feet; pain in tho hoad;
hectic favor; gastric disturbance; vomiting; a
feeling of weight in thc region of the Liver; a
dry Cough. Among other symptoms of liver
derangement, aio soreness in th? region of
tho liver, across tho stomach, and below tho
ribs; oppressed stomach; faco sometimes
flushed; feverishness in tho afternoon or at
night; elrowsincss and indolence; nervous
watchfulness at night: melancholy, bluer*
dreams, commonly inghtfui; chest oppressed
and heavy; dinting pains in thc abdomen;
f&intncss;*sighmg; difficult and short breath;
pain in tho clrest, about tho lungs, commonly
mistaken for pleurisy; shifting pains, like
fi?se of rheumatism; colics; sometimes a
short, sharp cough, with dryness ot throat;
unpleasant throbbing about the stomach ; ex?
cess ot dandi nil. and scurfy deposit on thu
skin; falling of ibu huir; f illness and straitness
ot' thc abdomen, with desire to louseu thc
clothing, ?our stomach, with symptoms of
dyspepsia; bilious colics; diarrhoea; dysen?
tery; fevers; obstinate constipation; intermit?
tent fever, tir lever and ague; jaundice; cos?
tiveness and dian luci alternately; expectora?
tion stringy and sticky; foul no ni th in thu
morning, often#naustn and vomiting; dizzi?
ness; pam in thu right shoulder, Honu tunes
in shoulder-blade; inability to lie on b lt sitie;
hiccough; occasionally, pain in left shoulder.
Seasonable uso of tho ULOO? AND LIVER
PILLS, taken as directed, will always prevent
this painful terminal ion or thu disorder.
These Pills are for sale liv
ED WA IID H. EEINITSH,
August MO t Chi mist and Dinged*!.
FREM CASHMERE PAMS,
^i. FORMERLY tlC to $18, wo
(rffaro now making for f 12 andi
$13, to close out oar lino of French Goods.
Light Oassimere Snits at Cost,
Now is the time to order oar perTect fliting
SHIRTS, warranted to pleaee.
A few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at
cost.
$a- Cull and seen ru BARGAIN & at
Jn'v ll R. ft W. C. SWAFFIFI.D'S.
F li?SH
TURNI P SEED !
J>UI*A RAGA,
O LORE,
NORFOLK,
RED TOP,
FLAT DUTCH,
For sa e by W. C. FISHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
_Julv 2(^!lnio Oppo-ite Columbia Hoto!.
SHIELDS fit GLAZE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
Palmetto Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES
and PO ILLUS, Saw, Gnat and Cane
Mills, all sizes, all kinda of Agricultural Im?
plements, House and Store Fronts, Iron Rail?
ing, Iron and brass Casting; Shafting, Pol
loy? and Hangers made to older.
ALflO,
Manufacturers of UTLEY'H IMPROVED
LEVER COTTON PRESS, which wasawartlod
tho first premium in Non h Carolina, South
Carolina, Alabama and Loiiii-iana last fall j
Wo also manufacturo tho DIXIE SCREW
COTTON PRESS-a cheap and durable ono.
Send for circulara.
Orders lilied on ehorl notico and on most
reasonable terms. Juliet;") ?lino
Fall Turnip Seed.
THOR RU RN'S Oreen Globe, Red Top. largo
White Norfolk, Yellow Stone, and Ruta
Raga, fresh, and for sale by
August 2 EDWARD HOPE.
Seegers* Reer is Pure.
IT don't contain Cococulus Indiens Fish
berries to tn ii ko sleepy or headache.
STUCKS, BONUM un<< COUPON'S bought
and sold by I). GAM DRILL, broker.
Frosh Arrivals.
OAA BARBELS FLOUR, fron common
OUU tO flnOBt qua'iticH.
5 ticrcoti Hams, of tho celebrated "Orango"
and "Diamond" brando.
Kmokud Beef, Smoked Beef Tongues.
Pickled Beef Rounds.
Roasted Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, La
guayra and Rio Coffees.
ALSO,
A full and well-selected stock nf frosh
TEAS, and other Staple and Fancv Oroceries.
For salo low._PEO. 8YMMERS.
Native and Foreign "Wines.
8C?PPEBNONO, Concord, Saatems, Cla?
ret, Champagnes, just ruceived and fur
salo low, by_E. HOPE.
_American Clnb Fish.
lt>&&%?l$& A DELICIOUS relish ; better
and much cheaper than Sardines. For sale
bv_h. HOPE.:
DR. S. F. F ANT'S
SUPERIOR
TONIC BITTERS
IS composed of tho best Anti-po
?Jsfiferiodic Tonics known to tho medical
itt? "lg profession. Tho addition of ccrtair.
jpg? ingr?dients has completely dis
?ROL guised the tasto of thu Tonic prin
oiple as to render it palatable, ever
to the most fastidious.
It augraonts tho energy of tho vital func
t ions, exerting a powerful influence over tin
digestivo, assimulative, sanguiuifcruuu am
nor vous systems.
It proves salutary in tho debility coime
quent upon all malarious diseases, violen
bodily or mental exertion, in weakness of th'
constitution ot both sexes, in nervous vertigo
hcad-acho, tic-doloreux. and many locit
pains, dependent on deficient energy in th
nervous Byslom. lt also possesses laxativ
and alterative properties, and will remove al
biliousness from thu stomach, increaro th
appetite, and invigorato tho whole system.
Proparod enly hy S. F. FANT,
Newberry, 8. C.
For Bale at W. C. FISHERS
New Trug Storo,
Oppoaito Columbia Hotel,
Augnat 0 Gino Columbia, S. C.
Kinsman ??f Howell^
Factors and Commission
Merchants.
Liberal Advances made 01
Cotton and Naval Storer
Cli ar les ton j S.G.
August 31 Imo
The Dexter Stables.
THE undersigned have i
JpL*'?Jj, moved their Stables to the n<
?j/jjf^-? building, immediately South
*|7i/?'^:?*%Jauiicy'B Hall, anti, with a hi
"W^ST Vstock nf CARRIAGES, BU
(ilh.H ano lino HORSES, aro prepared to s
?wer all calla that may bo made upon the:
Horses bought and sold on enrumiesic
Persons in want of good ?tock, arc invited
give us a call. Liberal advances mado
stock loft for sale. BOYCE A CO
W. H. BOTCE.
C. H. FRTTINCULL._Jan 2
Correct Time.
?MAY be obtained by catling at ISA.
SULZBACHER'S and purchasing ci
of those justly celebrated ELG
WATCHES, and where you can fini
complete stock of Diamond?, Jewel
Silver and Plated Ware, of the b
manufacture. In addition aro I
I j o i ted states, Waltham, English and 8w
Watches in Cold and Silver Caaos, which i
bu closed out at New York prices.
Constantly on hand fine Gold Chains, S
Ringa, Charms,Lockets, Sleevo Duttons, Si
and a varied stock of Faucy Articles.
AU kinds of Repairing done promptly, t
warranted, by ISAAC S ULK BAG H EU,
April 27 U nde_r Columbi a P ot e
For ?ale,
O di \?\ ACRE'S of LAND in Barnw
0?O\ JU on the Ldiato.
75(1 ACHES in Kershaw-in lots to sui
Saw Mill and 2 OOO acres ot Land in -exi
tori, on North F.disto. $7,(?Oil.
2,500 aeren Wateree Bottom Laud, $2 pr a
2.500 acres creek bottom and pine Land
12 per sere. 1 House in thin city, $5,1
HOUSE arid thirteen acres LAND, near
city-$8 500. Apply to JOHN DA US RET'
Attorney ai Law and Real Estate Agen
Sei" 2.r> "_1
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
w,- I INFORM my frienda
j^^cT pnblio in geuoral that I li
^t^-^TS^just received an entire
r *^fc ^stock of Double and Single 1
rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flaska, Pone
Pistol-Belts, Capa, Buck-Shut. Carim),
Cart i lilies for all kinda of Pistols, Pov
and Shot.
ALBO,
REPAIRING don? at ehort notice.
Oct_8_ _P. W. KRAFT. Main strei
M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-roc
Main Street, near Plain.
^^/^^ NOW on hand and daii
^^2? Y?JC' iving from tho mani
jr'Vr j m,1tfim "f New York, Dec
Wm '?? iiii a?cy Cincinnati and Louisville
JT ZX largeat assortment of F
MTURE ever kept in thia market, coiiah
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and
ing-Room Suite; 200 lied st ea da of dim
pa?teme, in Walnut and Imitation; also,
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to oi
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING doi
shortest notice and in the boat manner.
Terms cash and Goodv cheap. Oct
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF tho most approved stvles. ean bf
tained at Ii SULZBACHER'S estai
ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel .
Seta and half sots in great va ric tv
solitaire and clu-tor DIAMONDS. S.PEt
OLES and F.YE-OLAS^FS to snit nil ?ires
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beel
BF.OAUSE it gives strength and liri pl
their heslth. March
Seegers' Beer
DON'T contain strychnine. It is pure
warranted to ho so. Marri
(BOUNTY ? I,A1?IS AIVI> JURY ?K1
J FICATlOa bought liv
Feb fl 1). GXMBRII.L. Bro!
1,000,000 1,000,000
By authority of a spacial Act or tho LCR?BIB
turo of Kentucky, of March 18.1871,
the TruatuoB of tho Public Li?
brary of Kentucky
will give a
Grand Gift Concert,
AT LOUISVILLE, EY.,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1871,
USD Kit tho direction of tho best Musical
Talent that can bo procured. Ticket?
or AdinlHtnn 910 tntli. Currency; Half
Tickets 95.00? Quarter Tickets 9*4.50.
Each ticket will have attached to it four
; coupona, of tho denomination of (2.60 each.
The holder of au entiro ticket will be entitled
I to admission to the Concert and to tho whole
amount of the gift awarded to it by lot. The
hobler of each coupon will bo entitled to ad
misaion to the Concert and to one-fourth thc
amount ot such gift as may bo awarded to
tho whole ticket to which it belongs.
To provide funds for this Grand Concert,
and for tho benefit of tho Public Library tit'
Kentucky, 100,000 tickets will bo sold at ?0
each, currency. Tho Citizens' Bank of Ken?
tucky ia Trcauuror.
All moneys arising from tho Balo of tickets
will bo deposited with the Citizens* Bank,
subject only to tho order of tho President and
Treuaurer of tho Library, countersigned by
tho Business Manager.
Immediately after tho Concert, thc Bum of
$550.000 in greenbacks will bo distributed by
lot lo tim holders of tickets in tho following
Gifts, viz:
. ?NE QUAND GIFT OF $100,000
ONE GRAND GIFT OF 00,000
One girt of $25.000 Ono gift of $11,000
Ono gift of 20.C00 Ono gift of 10,000
Ono gift of 18 000 Ooo girt of 0.000
Ouo girt of 18.000 Ono gift of 8,000
Ono gift of 17,000 Ono gift of 7.000
Ono girt of 16.000 Ono gift of 6,000
Ono girt of 15 000 Ono gift of 5,000
Ono gift of H 000 Ono girt of 4.000
One girt of 13 000 Ono gift of 3,000
Ono gift of 12,000 One gift of 2.01 0
Ten gifts, of $1,000 each, J0.000
Fifteen gifts, of $000 eaoh, 13,600
Eighteen Kifta, ol $800 each, l-l 400
Twenty gifts, of $700 each, 14,000
Twoutyfivo giftB. of $600 each, 15.000
Thirty giftB, of $500 each, 15,000
Forty girts, of $400 each, 16 000
Forty-five girta, ?if $300 each, 13,600
Fittv gifts, of $200 each, 10.000
440 Gilts, of $100 each, 44.000
721 Prizes in all, $550.000
After paying the expenses of tho enterprise
and making the distribution of the gifts, thc
balanco of the proceeds arising from the sale
of tickets will hu appropri?t ed to tho establish?
ment of a FREE LIBRARY in Louisville, tc
bo called tho
Public Library of Kentucky.
Tho Concert and Distribution will take
place under tho immediate supervision of tho
Trustees named in tho Act of Incorporation,
who ure as follows:
TRUSTEES.
Thee. E. Bruni ht lute Governor Kentucky.
Henry Waterson, Editor Courier-Journal.
W. Ni Haldeman, President Courier-J our
nal Co.
Benjamin CaRBcdav, of Daily Commercial.
George P. Iloern, Proprietor Anzeiger.
II. M. McCarty, of the Daily Ltdyn:
J. B. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Court of Common
Pleas.
M. W. Cluekv, author Political Text Book.
R. T. Durctt, or tho Louisville Rar.
Tho Trustees will be assisted by the follow?
ing well known and eminent citizens ot Ken?
tucky, who have cotiscntf-d tobe present at
tho concert and to superintend tho drawing
and distribution of gilts:
SC PK II VISORS.
Hon. Joshua F. Bullitt, late Chief Justice
of Kentucky.
Hon. H. J. Silos, Judge Jcflereon Court
Common Pleas.
Hou. T. H. Cochrane, Chancellor Louisville
Chancery Court.
Hon. H. W. Bruce, Judge Jefferson Circuit
Court.
Hon. W. B. Hoke, Judge Jefferson County
I Court.
Hon. J. B. Baxter, Mayor of Louisville.
Hon. T. L. Burrett. City Attorney.
Henry Wolford, City Treasurer Louisville.
Hon. B. J. Webb, Senator of Kentuckv.
Gol. G. C. Wharton, United States District
Attorney.
Col. Phil. Leo, Prosecuting Attorney Ninth
I Judicial District.
Gen. J. T. Boyle, President N., H. and E.
R. R.
Dr. T. 8. Bell, Professor Medical Univer
I ??ty, Louisville.
Colonel Jilson P. Johnson, Proprietor GaR
HouBe.
Hon. J. Proctor Knott, late Member to Con
I gresa.
A. O. Brannin, President Louisville Board
of Trade.
I James Bridgeford, President Second Na?
tional Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mer?
I chant.
Ofllcers of Public Library of Ktnlnrk)'<
H. T. D?RETT, ProMdmt.
W. N. H ALDF.MAN, Vice-Pr?sident.
M. W. CLUMKY, Recretary.
CITIZENS' BANK, Treasurer.
The holders of tickets to which girts arc
awarded will be paid on presentation at the
office in Loni avilie.
A liboral di sro nut will be allowed whoo 100,
500 or 1,000 tickets are purchased in a lot.
AH orders accompanied by remittances will
ho promptly attended to, and tho tickets re?
turned by mail registered or expressed, as
ordered. Ibo undersigned, late piincipal
bunine HS manager of the very successful
Mercantile Library Gift Concert at San Fran?
cisco, has been appointed agent and manager
nf the Gift Concert in aid or the Public Li?
brary of Kentucky.
Tho drawing will takn place in nublio, and
I everything will be dono lo satisfy buyers of
tickets that their int crests will bo as well pro?
tected as if they personally superintended
the entire fl finir.
Manner nf Drnvvlng.
There will bo two glass wheels. One wheel
will contain 100,000 numbers, plainly printed
lou lenthi-r tags. Ibo tither wheel will con?
tain 721 boxea, each containing a gift One
I tag or number will be drawn from the 100,eeo
I wheel, ard tho first box drawn from tho
second, or 721 box wheel, will contain a gift,
neatly printed and eealed up, and tbs gilt sc
drawn hom tho second wheel will be tho gift
or the tag first drawn, whether $100, $1,000, oi
$100 ooo.
Gifts will be paid on presentation of tioketi
I drawing such gifts, the second day aftei
drawing. Tickets or coupona drawing gift?
can bo colb cted through any business os
hanking house in Louisville, or by any csjuaat
company.
Alt tickets aro like greenbacks. Norecorc
being kept of purchaai r's names, tickets art
good only to the holder.
Persons desirous Of acting aa ?genta foo
tho sale of tickets in any city in the Unitct
States or Canadas, addresa
CHAS. R. PETER8,
Manager, Louisville. Ky., ofllco 120 Mail
street, Johnson's Block.
N. I* -Boy?"-? will not? that there arc ord
100 000 tickcta, instead of 200.000. as in tb
San Francisco Gilt Concert, and flat there i
$?0.000 moro distributed. Ang. lOJmo?
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchante
CHA a LO rr E. JV. C.
SOLICIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Floni
bacon, Lani, Ac, und Family Grocorit
I generally. Orders filled carefully and promp
I ly._Feb 7 lyr
I Mo V!H furnished at all boura at POLLOCKS'