Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CilLlJMB?A.KC. Saturday Horning, October 21,1871. DISRAELI'S ALLUSION TO QUEEK VIOTO 1UA.-Tbee8aeatiul part of Mr. Disraeli's remarks nt Hughenden, concerning , whioh a seusational telegraphic report Was mnde, was as follows: The health of the Queen has for se? veral years been a subject of auxiety to those about her, but it ia only within this last year that the country generally has become acquainted with the gravity of that condition. I believe I may say that tbere is some improvement in ber Majesty's health, but I fear a long time must elapse before.it will reach that, average condition which sho has for some time enjoyed, and I do not think we can conceal from ourselves that a stdl longer timo must elapse before her ( Majesty will be able to resume the per? formance of those public and autivo du? ties which it was once her pride aud pleasure to fulfill, because they brought her into constant and immediate contact with her people. Tbe foot is, we cannot conceal from ourselves the faot that her Majesty is physically incapacitated from performing those duties, but it is aome consolation to her1 Majesty's subjects to know that in the. performance of those mach higher duties which her Majesty is called upon to perform, she is still re? markable for a punctuality and precision which .have never been surpassed and rarely equaled by any monarch of these realms. A very erroneous impression is prevalent respecting the duties of the sovereign of this country. Those du? ties are multifarious; they aro weighty and they aro unceasing. I will venture to any that no head of any department in the State performs more laborious du? ties . than fall to the sovereign of this country. There is not a despatch re? ceived from abroad, nor one sent from this country, which is not submitted to the Queen. The whole internal admi? nistration of tbis country greatly de? penda upon tho Bign manual, and of our present sovereign it may be said that her signature hos never been placed to any public document of which she did not know the purpose and of whioh ehe did not approve. Those Cabinet Councils of whioh you all hear, and which are necessarily the soene of anxious and im? portant deliberations nre reported and communicated on their termination by the Minister to the sovereign, and they often call from' her oritioal remarks, ne? cessarily requiring oonaideruble atten? tion. And 1 will venture to add, that no person likely to administer the affairs of this country would treat the sugges? tions of her Majesty with indifference, for at this moment there is probably no person living in this country who hus such complete control over tho politicul traditions of England as tho sovereign herself. . . ? ?? ?-? A LEGEND OP THE RHINE.-A corres? pondent of the New York Evening Post has picked up the following in his wan? derings along the Rbiue: More than OOO years ago, a young knight, seeking < adventure along the Rhino, saw, fell in love with, and became betrothed to, tbe fair Hildegunde, most beautiful of Rhineland- damsel^ dao^hter of Hen- ; ribeat, Lord of tbe Seven Mountains. A day was appointed for the nuptials, and the bride-maiden* selected, but Charlemagne suddenly summoned Ro? land to attend him during tbe crusade, aud the marriage was postponed till the Count's return. Meanwhile nows came of his death, und Hildegunde, too aredu lone, took the veil and became a nun at tho convent on tbe island of Nonnen worth. But Roland was not dead; in time he came Lack, scarred and famous, eager to claim his bride. Slie was, ot coarse, inaccessible; so be built Roland seek, the castle on the rock which over? looks the convent, and paid his devotions to . watching Hildegunde when she walked shoat the gardens. Whatever their motives for seclusion, the patience of the lover must' have persuaded the nuns that tba fickleness of man was no sufficient ground for abandoning the world. The Bex was not so bud after all. What has made this convent of Nonuen . worth famous but that love it was built to neutralize? When the boll tolled for Hildegunde'? fnuoral, Roland sank into silence, and was found dead, his glazed eyes still turned towards tho convent. The romaneo of the story has lasted longer than the castle. A farmer in Canton, Ohio, says be re? cently Baw a rat oarrying a fall-sized ear of corn ia his mouth, and having an? other one, around which his tail was twisted, in tow. THE CAUSE OP IT.-GoeBt-"How comes this dead fly io my soup?" Waiter-"In fact, air, I have no posi? tive idea how the poor thing came to his death. Perhaps it had not taken uny food for a long timo, dashed upon the soup, ato too much of it and contracted nu inflammation of the stomach that brought ou death. The fly must have had a very weak constitution, for when I served the soup it was dancing merrily upon the surface. Perhaps, and the idea presents itself only at this moment, it endeavored to swallow too large a piece of vegetable; this, remaining fust in the throat, caused a choking in tho wind pipe. This is the only reason I could give for the death of that insect." A jealous lover in Missouri challenged his rival, and was dumbfounded by thel. hitter's accepting thc challenge audi, naming "pistols, at teu pucos." "Givej me thirty days for prnctice," cried theil challenger. "Not a day," was the stern ? response. "Oh, then take your gal and; go to thunder with her," indignantly: exolaimed tho warlike youth us he start-1 ed for home. The Georgia Home Insurance Co., UK COLUMBUS, OA. Incorporated. .1859 Capital and Assets.$-1!? 1,959 G5 Untouched by tho Chicago and oilier disas? ters, continues te furukh indemnity against loss by tire on all insurable properly, nt ade? quate rates. J. KHODE8 BROWNE, President. D. F. WILCOX, Secretary. Applications received and policies is? sued by H. E. NICHOLS h CO., Agents, j' Oct 17_(iJufO jj The South Carolina Club. THE annual ball of the Hon th Carolina' Club will be given on THURSDAY EVEN-! INO, November 9, 1871, at Irwin's Balbi Jolumbia, S. C. TUe annual mooting of tho Club will hr- held! in Columbia on November 10,1871. Bv order Executive Committee. WM. T. GABY, President. OfQoial: lt. E. ELLISON, JR., Secretary. i ?S~Char]eeton Courier and Kew* copy three tim. H a week in daily. Oct 7 il.? i Read the Evidence and be Convinced |i Dr. E li. Ileinti?h-DBKn Sin: My vito andi1 four of my children were taken with Chills' ind Fever one your ago, last August, and ' after exhausting tho prescription* of Quinine . and Barks, and another known remedies h without effect, I was induced to try vour. "KI.<IA CHILL CURE." I am happy j to say j that, after using flvo bottles, they bays en- ' tirely recovered their health. Not one ?d i them havo had a rotnrn or a symptom of: Chilla since. Yonr remedv ia a apecillc Yours, truly, S. W, MORRIS. LEXINGTON. H. C. ?j KIN A CHILL CURE for Halo onlv at 8ept 27 t B. H. HEINITSH'S Driig Stoic. Maooaroni, &c. ?)/\ CASES Italian MAOCARONI. ?mjyj 5 c?sea Vermacelii. 1 caao Tapioca. Hea Moss Farina, Arrow Boot, Ac. All fresh. _GEO. SYMMFRS. The Southern and Atlantic L TEX. EG Rik PH GO.!; Now Open for Business. < OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL. ! _Sept 14 11 Relined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal-11 lon or barrel. Also, in glaasa, pints and | quarts. For^salolow. E. HOPE_? For Salo. 1AAA AAA FEET LUMUKU. Par . V/vJ" F4\J\J\J tiea can he supplied at reasonable THIOS hy applying to _Sept 2 JOHN E. OYLES, at Hope's sture. New Mackerel. i)AA WHOLE, Hair Darrels and Kit? ?i\J\J Nos. 1,2 and il, Boston inspection. | just received and for salo much lower than at;, nu v time sines tho "little unpleasantness " _H6IJtl7 _ J''-_H!2,lRj_' Fulton Market Meats, &c. !' PICKLED BEEF. Pickled Beef Kolinda. Smoked Beef. Smoked Beef Tongues. Hams-choicest braiuls. Breakfast Bacon.1 Received weekly-always fresh. . Sept 29 _GHQ. SYMMRR3. Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro desirous of securing ibo servicei of a half dozen active Canvassing t( Agents in South Carolina for thc Universal,? Lite* Insurance Company, of New York, with whom liberal tornis will be niatlo. Wo desiri also responsible Local Agents fur each town m the State. M. W. GARY. M. C. BUTLER, State Superintendents of Am neks. COLUMBIA, S. C., September 8,1871. Sopt 9_ J American Club Fish. *?lfC558&5* A DELICIOUS relish: belter ind much oboapor than Sardines. For salt t>y_ t.. HOPE. Old Virginia Hams. h 1,000 lbs. Virginia (eouutry-curud) I 5* "TAMS, for salo' by ft sept ti EDWARD HOPE The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Seer IN proforonco to London Porter and Scotch Ale. Why? Tboy know it is unadulterated. The only tina Playing Oarda at POLLOCK 9 A MUSICAL INSTRUCTION PIANO POETS AGENCY, WM. H. GnCHAKD.^io?^ Professor of Mualo,r^'f?^?^ ?i av i UK determined to f J 5 S I _^ roaunio Teaching, is iiuw pro-. pared ku tako pupila on tho Piano, Organ' ind Guitar; alan, in Vocal Music. Having fur ! ivor TninTY vKAUS had charlu of the Musical! Departments in tho first Romalo Colleger' ind SCIIQOIB of thu Statu, lui deouiH it UtillO jeaeary lo make any other reference to hie; publications as a Teacher. The arrangement* u0 lias made with aove-1 ral of tho moat celebrated Piauo-makers, will mable him to offer Instrumente of tho ver\ hat elliss at prices th:v. defy comp?tition | Specimen Pianoe daily expected. Thoso in: .vint of Instrumenta superior to any cvcirl illcred for cale in thia market, will do well to] ixamiuc before purchasing elsewhere. IMANO L'OK TES, MELODEONS, A?:., Tuned and repaired in thc MOST l'kltt'ECTj iiAN.NKu nnd on reaaonnblo terms. Apply at bia reaideuce, corner of Bull and! Richland street*., or at thu bookstore ni, Mesum. Dufiio A Chapman. Oct 17 , LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST, ? AND Get the Best ! MY lino of WATCHES lej now full and c?mplete, and _,tho public may dopend ou, irviiiug the UKUI at tho lowest posai Ide tiguro? I aa my facilities aro euch I hat I defy cumpeti-! timi from any market. I hi?vc alau in ature aud conatnutly arriving! all thu ucwoiit styles .of Ladies' Sets, in bia-: mond, Coral, Carneo, Etruscan, Cold, .let, rtc.;i alcgant designs i ri Chaina, Hracoleta, Charma, ! Lockets, Ac; thu latest and must beautiful; patterns in solid Silver and heavy Plated ; VVaro- Oonda suited for bridal, holiday and; other presentations. Repairing in all branches, hy the heat work? men and ut rei'.HOiiRblo raten. ISAAC BULZBAGHRK, Oct ?3 Columbia Hotel ltow._ Second Grand Fair OF THE Cottou States Fair Association. O/II'HS nt. Augtifta, (fa.'i October'M, and OOH-] tinnes Fire Days. $15,000 IX PREMIUMS ! (fry! ?\f\f\?X FIELD CHOPS! #2,1 CO ijpTb^vl vJ"\J special premiums for ?peed tl liorrub. Grund Touriiaaieni ! For Premium Li?t and information, address .bo Secretary. E. H. GU AY i Sept ?J0 siv Secretary. 3eorgia Lime and Fertilizer Company FFEH their SHELL LIME totho planting public in full ciinf)dence iii ita excellence 0 Permanent Manure. It waa extensively used tho oast seaaon on (Vlieat, Corn and Cottou, and has given entire latiafaction. aa it ahuwn hy n nu ni li er 'tl' :ertilicatta from sume of tho boat plantera tm jeorgia and South Carolina. Our pricea for Fertilizing, or X Lime, ia ?15? 1er ton cash, put un in eaakii or b?rrela, de-' ivered in the city of Augusta or at any land neon thc Savannah Uiver. Thc price of cur: !CXX, or Maaon'a Lime, is f-2 per barrel, dc-! ivered as above. Wo are agenta forthoeolohrated "Stonewall! Judon Fertilizer" and "Pur- Endlich Di?-, lolved Hone," which wo receive direct from fin gi aud, and can ciTcr tu the public at rc-' bleed pricea. COLES, BIZ Bli A CO., No. 14 McIntosh street, Align itu, Ga. Agent, THOS. U. CLAltKSON, Columbia, H. i._ _9ct Bl limo j Thornwell's Collected Writings, THEOLOGICAL mid Ethical, 2 volumes, embellished with Lr. Ihoiuwell's por rait. $4 per volonte. Memories of Palmos. Ly MacDutl. $2. Thc Conservative Helm mut ion and its The dogy. Uv Uev. Charle? 1*. Krowth, D. 1). f.r> The Unseen World. Uy Huv. Dr. Stoik. fl. VR;\V .NOVELS. Her Lord and Maater. By Florence Maryatt Won, not Wuoed. By tho author ol' Bred in he Bone. Ac 50 coule. Terrible Temptation. Hy Charles Keado. ' Uniform edition of Grace* Aghilor'a Werke,: inch aa Mother's Itecompetiao, Vale of Cedars, I 'c.. at fl per volume. Thu above booka Bent to nny address, nott mid, on receipt o.' prieo I Aug 1 DUFFIE.V CHAPMAN, booksellers, i Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, ECAUSF. it gives strength cud improves' Iheir health. March ll Rose's Hotel. IN view of tho intlux of vi-1 Biters to Columbia, occasioned hythe prevalence of the yob! _!low fcv?-r in Charleston, the] iropriuior ul BOSE'S HOTEL has concluded ; :o re-open his eatabliuhment for the accom-, iKiihition of thu public at unce, and therefore! A'ithdrnwe tho prupoaals he has htretolore, nude for ita salo nr lease. Tho Hotel will henceforward ho conducted' is a first class honneur entertainment, and; tpecial pro vi h ion will be made for the comfort ind convenience of families. Carriages and un Omnibus will bc lound at' jvory arriving train. \V. E. HOSE. August :io B Tho ratho for Tcmpcranoo Hall, Ac, will ?iftai?ivoly tako plane on Ihn iOth November. MILLINERY. -tJtffc. ? LARGE supply nt Ladies, ^^9fSh^Miuuca utiil Children's bonnets, I jfflfS_r ti nt H, Caps. Lao?, Eura, Cloaks, BibbpiiHj Flo wo re, Wreaths f?.r *^\*3?j^ Bridai Orders and Ton rn a m en tn, '? Hr Hair of ?ivory variety, Toilet arli oloa; all of which w ill ho Bold very low. The lattice nf Columbia ami elsewhere will ploaae call and nen for lliumaelvea, at MKS. C. E. REED'S, Oct ll 3mo Main .-.Ireel. Columbia, H. C. Opening of Fail Millinery. MRS. S. A. SMITH i m? WILL open THIS 1>AY a cboice i fuSk?ilf^ bebcti'in ut MILLINERY mid ?Ht it m '"'ANGY GOODS, tn which nile ?n .Ki lllJl vdtca the attention ol Oui lidie?.: ^SaJrtljBl Also, l'A WK LNs < i r il,.' latest' ?aff*5g??r st\ len o! HUESSKK. ^TS^g^s^ Dit ESS-MA K?N O attended to'' witb neatness ami dispatch. Orders from thu country s ?licitod. : cot 12 j Mra. A. McCormick ?WILL bo prepaie? to open hoi handsome and nell ?oleott a stock of MILLINERY ASL1 FANCY ARTICLES on FRIDAY, the thh inst. She ha-i just returned from New York, where she spared m. pains in the seleeiimi ot bei gS{KB stock, h opiner thereby tobo abb Vj W? to piense each and (-very ono who may favor her with a culb Her stoek contrista of Ibmnets, Hats and Caps, of thu latest and most fanbinnabb stylos. Handsome Flowers and Feathers ii* endless variety; Cometa <?l th'1 ver* beet make. Furs of tin: latest styles, ar remark ably low pri?es Alt???, ii t*oo<l supply ol'thoa? handsome ready-made J min, all of which sbi ollera at very low juices. Mrs McCormick solicit'* a tout ii.tuition ot the kind patronage of the lade s of Columbi' and vicinity, assuring tli?ni that ehe will do all in her power to pleanc. Oct ?I EMPORIUM OF FASHION, AltItEVILLE, S. C. aTHE heat selected stock of DRY ^kQOODS in the up-eonutry. Thi >B{ramlest display of Millinery it .Jr So n th Carolina. Press Making Pf tlone tu the very best of Mylo. The . very best talent to lbj had' in Rabi more in charge .if the M il! merv and Dresi Making Departments, Bu.-iiuobedntio st ric tl) upon th? "cast?" ay-'.em. Grand opening ol : fall and winter styles to ta!:o place on Tues ! lay. October 10, at 11 o'clock. Tho ladies o lib? up-eountry are invited tn attend. Bum ?des sent upon itpplica ion. Orders for anj ! art ide in the Millinery line will he tilled ant i satisfaction guarantied. Expenses light ano) prices curres po tiding Iv low. Supt .Ul Imo JAS^W;. FOWLER; Pro'r. ; THE RELIABLE ! i i AND I OLD ESTABLISHED I CLOTHING! AND H A T H O IT S E1 ll. & W. 0. SWAFF1ELI) jBBEEba. HAYE .JUST RECEIVED ^a? ' S?bf??SB the largest and choicest stock Jfc^H o? READY-MADE CLOTH- Iwf ^BttfiVINO, HATS and FURNISH-' ^^?IN? OO iDS, that they have ovet ; oflered lo tho public, and embracing every ai/c made. As we intend to do a larger tradr j than we have heretofore done, wo will bo en? abled to tell ata SMALLER PROFIT that?1 we have heretofore done. Oar French stviea ot CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Aro acknowledged by all to be tho choice?! selection of tloods ever seen in this market Uar alvie of GETTING UP GARMENTS will l?n superior tu anything wo have herttotori attempted. Our stock of SHIRTS. SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need hut to be si en ti? bu appre? ciated. HATS--we have all the latest styles. Wo are still making tn order those perfect Mting SHIRTS. R. ?feW. C. SWAFFIELD. air Country mt-rohnnts supplied as cheaj as any hont-e South of New York. Sept 10 MONEY CANNOT BUY IT! Vov Hight ls PrlcelCM?! lint the Diamond Spectacles will Prexww lt IF vori value your eyesight use these PKIt fc'KCT JjtCNSKS. Ground from minut? crystal pebbles, molted together, and dorivi .heir name "Diamond" ?>n acctiuut of theil iiarilni fs and brilliancy. They will last mam years without change, and are warranted su perior 'o all others, manufactured bv J. E. SPENCER & CO., N. Y. C.umo:/.-Nono genuino unless stamped with our trade mark. WM. GLAZE, Jewelet and Optician, is solo agent for Columbia, B C., from whom they can only bo obtained. No peddlers employed. " Jnly20l|lly C. R. HOLMES, Cotton Factor and Commie. Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WHAI1V, CHA. It li li H TON, 8 . 0. August 10 _tp?m?_ R, A. PRINGLE, Cotton Sellerand Gen. Produce Broker, Cen'rtd Wharf, Charleston. REFEHENGKH -Charleston-Bon. C. T. Lowndes, I'rosidout Pank of Charier t>>n; W. B. Smith, EBq., President Union Bank of Charleston: It blurt Ad ger, Keq., B. C. Pre>':?. loy, Esq. Newberry, H. O.-Bob't hi McGangh riu, President National Bank of Newberry. Chester, S. C.-Menura. McAliloy & Brawlny Special attontion niven to Um contienne ut mid ?al.- ol COTTUV, Dried FrriH. ?k"r? sent I tAm A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTO.W PACTOS, CIIAltl.KSTOTV. S. C. Y~YYV\ I WILL, when placed in funds, tmr ^^jMjchasc and forward all kinds of MHT ESSfi?Ucliaedix?. Machinery, Agricultural liii d erne nts. Feriilissers, .Vo " Ont ('. Hi Kinsman Sf Howell, Factors and Commission Merc/iants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores. Charleston, S. C. Au trust 31 .Uno ?J ? . il?? MANUFACTURER AND DEALER, No. 20 Uaynu Btrcet and Horlbcck's Wharf, hiarieaton. 8. C. Tliis is the largest and noat cuuiplcto factory of thc kind in the -louthern States, and all articles in this linn 'un bo furnished by Mr. P. P. Toalo at prices .vlncli defy competition. aa- A pamphlet with full and detailed list if all sizes cf Doors. Sashes and Blinds, and ho prices of each, will bo sent freo and post oaid. on application to July ll tlvr_P. P. TOALE. Sixty-five First Prize Medals ! Awarded THE OKKAT Southern Piano MANUFACTORY. WM.EIABE BL GO. Manutucturors Grand, Square and Upright PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, MIK THESE intm-umtnts h.ivu ht cn boforo tho public for nearly thirty years, and upon their excellence alono attained an wipnrchas ed pre-eminence, which pronounces them uno qualed. Their TOSE Combines great power, sweotnees and fine dngiugiquality, SB well as groat purity of in? tonation, and owectncfH throughout thoentire icale. Their TOUCH la pliant am! elastic, and entirely freo from che atitlncaa Lund in so many pianos. IN WORKMANSHIP They arc unequaled, using none but tho vory beat seasoned material, tho large capital em? ployed in our business enabling UH to keep continually HU immense stock of lumber, Ac, iu hand. ?*~ All our sonare pinitos hayo our now im? proved OVKHSTUU.VO S0Ai.fi and A'jrajt'e Treble. ag- Wu would call special attention to eur late improvements in tt HAND J'J ANOS and SQUARE ll HANDS, patented August 14, IfieO, which briu ga tho piano nearer perfection than baa yul been at tinned. Kvciy Plano fully Warrantcil for 5 Years Wo have made arrangements for tho role wholesale agen?a for tho most celebrated l'A SEOR OR ?A NS and MELODE&NS, vb ich wo offer w liol eeal o and rot ail, at lowest factory price?. WM. KNABE A CO., May 2:1 {tdnin Baltimore. Md. GEORGE PAGE & C?7, No. 5 N. Shroetler Street, Jlaltimore, Md., Manufacturera of FOKT&UL.K ANI> STATIONARY STEAM ENGIKE8 AND BOILERS, Patent Improved, Portabio CIR. CU I. A It SAW HULLS, GANG. M UL A Y A ND SASH SA W MILLS, t 1 BIST HILLS. TIMBER WHEELS, 8HIN VDT GLE MACHIN ES, Ac. Dealers in Circu ar Sawa, Belting and Mill supplies generally, ind manufacturer's agonta for Lcnol's Colo .rated Turbine Water Wheel and every de ici iptisn ol Wood Working Machinery. VGHICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY. jgy-Send fur doecriptivo Catalogu?e* and Price Lists. _ May 23 tt5Jly_ ?alt Corn "Whiskey, WARRANTED two years old, at FeV 51 JOHN C. HE EOE US'.