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TM DAILY ?jj?f PHONIX. "Lot our Just Censure ^^^^^^t^^^^^-^^??&p* Atlond tho True Event." BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST S 1871. VOL. VII-NO. 120. WHAT TUB SOUTH HAS HAD TO OOH TBJTD WITH - Tho Montgomery Adtpr'\ it'ser avails itself of tbo assembling of the | Sub Ku Kl tlx Committee lo that city, to address some solemn facts und remind? ers to the Alabama member of it. I Ihey are of universal application,T.the Soutu orn States, and we copy an eloquent and tr nth ful paragraph : "No man living knows "better th AH Ibo Alabama member of the Sub Ku Klux Cummitteo, how 'patiently and bravely the masses of tho conservativo I puoplo of this'afflioted-State have,born? I ?he hideous i evils .of - the past six y ea re, and bow courageously they.have tried to make the-, best of their uufortuoate cir cnmstanocsl No one knows better than bo does how our whole social life ha? been perverted, and bow tbo, political fabric huB been turo down BS if by tb? hands qf madmen,.and a mere caricature erected iu its place. ,-Ha knows of what millions of property the people have been plundered- sipco the; close of the War, and how; we have lived here in the midst of Uuioo Leagues, and'of incendi? ary teachings, while there wits only mar? tial law and tho Dry Tortugas for D?mo? crate.who might; (Uot > relish ? the iden (so Bud doo ly broached) pf (ions ti tu ting their late' BIQVOS, by Acts of Congress, their political masters,' led by carpet-bag ad? venturers and'scalawag renegades. He i knows that.the most despised - Radtoals have, been accustomed to travel by. day? Bud night from ono end of Alabama to tho other, without molestation and in perfect security. He known what cheat? ing* at the ballot-boxes have . been per? petrated by the Radi oui party through election laws and election machinery de? vised for tl-nt pu rpoHO, and by the falce I registration of thousands of illegal voters by . reason of con-age, or by fictitious names. He knows .well that there has | boon less disorder, outside of the Radical fends'in St. Clair and one or two other Oonnties, in tbe entire State, for two years past, than in any one ward in the cities. of Philadelphia, New York br Chicago. He knows that the Radical Government is responsible, both to Qod and mao, for most of the deeds of vio? lence which may. have been committed in B?rne localities; and fnrther, that it] wonli! be unnatural and unreasonable to .appose that the population of Alabama, including both white and black, oonld have been subjected to the measures of Radical administration ' BO universally and relentlessly applied for four years past; without being ezoited by exaspera- i tiona necessarily leading to some colli? sions between individuals, and to some deplorable cases of outrage visited on ?apposed. guilty parties by. the wild jus-1 tico of Lynch law courts. Io view of past occurrences, it is not so surprising that fifty men should have buen killed iu Alabama, as that the inhabitants should not have beeu actually decimated. No j ooo koowa better than. Mr. Buckley what, an insigoiiicant proportion of crime there has been in the State, (leav? ing Radical Oliver nora, Legislatures and defaulting officials ont of th? count,) in aomparisoo with the indictments anti Jir o vocation s to evil-doing instigated rom Washington, and thfe terrible wrongs inflicted by a system of legisla? tion on the strange theory, that in go? verning the people of the Southern States .the wishes, feelings and interests1 of a large majority should be utterly and vindictively disregarded, and that the South should be regarded us a mere dependency of the North? to be controll? ed and iisod through negro ballots, back? ed by bayopets, to serve the partisan objects bf a Northern and Western Radi eal party aud people." How1, IT ORIGINATED.-The.story of the OTw and the kerosene lamp having been tba origin of the Chicago fire, is squelched by the affidavits of tho owners of tho property, who sweur that there waa no .fire in their stable that bight, acid that their cows' were milked before dark. T. B. CLARKSON, GKVi HU, AdKNT, Factor and Commission Merchant. Qffloe al Dr. IMniLih'a Drug St>re, Oct 1 COLUMBIA. S. 0. Imo C.S. ME I.TOM. W. A. CLAIIK. Law Firm. MELTON & CLARK. THE Law Firm of Carroll, Moiton & Janncy having been dissolved, I havo associated with me; in tho practice of Law, W. A. Clark. Esq. Tho business will hereafter bo conducted in tho firm name of Melton & Clark. O. D. MELTON. Pot- 3_ Imo J. v. OAuuonr.. * CU AULES r JANNKY, CARROLL & JANNEY. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, CObUMBlA, 8. 0, ,47? Office over Glazo'a Jewelry Store. Octa ___2aio The Southern and Atlantic TELEGRAPH CO. Now Open for Boniness. OFFICE. COLUMBIA HOTEL. Sept 14 ._ _ Butter. 4TUBS Virginia V*iiey BUTTER, 6 tubs Monatain Butt-r. 3 tuba ;ino Goshen Butter, all nice and fresh and for sale uovr. Pot. 1_ Lofting * i/itfHiinn. C R. HOLMES, Cotton Factor and Commis. Merchant, ACCOMMODATION ~WUABP, CHARLESTON, S. 0 . August 10_1 ._filmo ~~ R. A. PRINGLE. Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Broker, Cisnral Wharf, Charleston. REFERENCER --Charleston-Rou. 0. T. Lowndes, President Pank of Oh arlee ton; W. B. Smith, Esq., President Union Bank of Charleston: Robert Adger, Es.| , B. 0. Presu loy, Esq Newberry. 8. C.-Bob'tL. Mcf! an fib? rin, President National Bank of Newberry. Cheater, fl. C.-Messrs. HoAliley & Brawloy. '? . Special attention jd von to the consignment and nato of COTTON, Dried Fruit, & o. SSpt't ' special "Motioes. ''THKMARTlraS OP NEGLECT.-It is nut too mach to say that tons of thousands are now Buffering from biliousness, indigos 6i<in, constipation, periodical fevers, goneral debility and nervous affections, who might bo restored to perfect health within a month or 1 -HU by tho use of Eft S TETTEIVd STOMACH BITTERS. Tho multitudes who havo been cured of these and other ailments by the use of this well-known apeoiflo aro. aiwaye roady to tcatify to its virtuo aa a preventive and a remedy. They are spread over tho whole o mntry; they aro eagor to praise and recom? mend it; and yet, notwithstanding its vast popularity, thero aro many invalids, and many who are continually exposed to thu epidemical disease.!, against which it is a euro protection, who, lither DiroueL indifference or increduli? ty, neglect to teizu tho opportunity to euro and means of prevention, which they have only tu reach nut their hands to obtain. This is strange; it is one of th?? anomalies of human nal uro which it is impossible to account for or explain. It i , however, qnito curtain that ovory clay tho nurdbor of tbeso martyrs of neglect is diminishing. This is proved by tho statistics of tho sales of tho groat romodv. Dnring tbo present fall the demand for it has increased beyond all prccudent, and it seems aa if io the end tho entire community would realize the important fact, that wtien all other medicined proscribed for tho above complaints fail, it can and does < fluet a core. An a pro? tection againet the diseases most common at this season, thero is nothing comparable with it_Pot 27 -13 THE CAUSES AND CURS OF CON? SUMPTION.-The primary cause of Con anmption is derangement of the digestive or? gans. Thia derangement products deficient nutrition and assimilation. By aseimilation I moan that procesa by which the nu trimon t of tho food ia converted into blood, and thence into tho solids of the body, Fersons with digestion thus impaired, having tho slight? est pro-disposition to pulmonary disoaso, or if they ttke cold, will be very liable to have Consomption of tho Longs in some of its forme; and I hold that it will bo impossible to onro any case of Consumption without first restoring a good digestion and healthy assimi? lation. Tho very first thing to be dono is to cleanse tho Btoniach and bowels from all dis? eased mucus and slime, wbiob ia clogging tucBO organs BO that they caunot perform their functions, and then routeupand renton tn o liv*r to a healthy action, tor thin pur pose the mired and facet remedy is Schtncu't Man irak? Pille. Tbeso Pills clean tho no uiaeh and bowels of ali tho dead and morbid loimo that is causing disease and decay in tin wholo system. '1 hoy will clear ont tho livei uf all diseased hilo that has accumulated i hero, and rouse it up to a new and healthy action, by which natural and healthy bilo i. secreted. Tho stomach, bowols and liver aro timi oleanueU hy the une of Schnook's Mandraks Pills; but there remaius in tho stomach at ox ess of acid, tho organ ia torpid and tin apetito pour. In the bowols tho lactoalfc an woad, and requiring str- ngth and support. I ie in a condition like this that rJchcnck's Sea weed Tonio proves to bo tho most valuabl remedy ever discovered. It is alkaline., am its use will noutraltz? all excess of acid, in ak ing the stomach bweot and fresh; it will giv permanent tone to this important organ, am errate a guod, hearty appetite, and prepar tho system for tho Amt process of a goud di gestion, and ult ima tidy rn ?tko good, health) living blood. After this preparatory treal meut, what romains to cure moat cases c Consumption is the free and persevering us of Mcheuck'a PnimonioSyrap. Tho Pulmoni Syrup nourishes the system, pnrifioathebloo and is roadily absorbed into the circnlatior add i hence distributed to tho diseased lungi There it ripens all morbid mattera, whotht in tho form of absconses or tubercles, an tlien ???tinta Maturo to expel all the disease matter, ia thu form of true expectoratioi when once it ripens. It is thou, by the grei healing and purifying properties of Schenck Pulmonic Hyrup, that all eloura and eavitii aro healed up a o und, and my patient ie, cnrei the essential thing lo be done in curin C io HU ni ni ion is to get up a good appetite ai a good digestion, eu that tho body will gm in tier-h and get strong. If a person has di eased lungs--a cavity or abscess there-tl cavity canuot beal, tho matti r cannot ripe so lung as tho system is below par. What uoctseary to cure is a now order of things good appetite, a good nutrition, th? body grow in flesh and got tat; then Natnro helped, the cavities will heal, thc matter w ripen and bo thrown off in large quant itu and th? person regain health and strengt This is thu true and only plan to euro Cu saniption, and if a person is very bad. if t lungs aro not entirely dont.ro> ed, or even <>i,o lung is entirely gone, if there is onoti; vitality left in tbo other to heal np, thero hope. I have seen many porson? cured with ot ono sound lung, livo and enjoy life to a go old ago. This is what Schuuek's Mcdicir will du toenre Consumption. They will chi out tho (stomach, (sweeten and strctlgthotl got up a good digestion, and give nature t assistance she needs to clear thc cyst em of the disease that is in thu lungs, whatever t form may be. It is important that while using Hchenc Medicines, care should ho extrciscd not tan? cold; keep in-donrs*iu cold and dal weather; avoid night air, and takoont-di exercise oulv in a genial au? warm suu-shi I wub it distinctly understood that who recommend a patient tn ho careful in rtgi to taking cold, whilu using my medicine's, I so for a special reason. A man who has 1 partially rceovored from tho t fleet H ot a 1 cold is far more liable to a relapso than < who has been entirely cured; and lt in prod ly the same iu renard to Consomption, long as tho longs are not perfectly hoal Just so long is there imminent danger of a rei urti of the disease Hence it is that I (strenuously caution pulmonary patte against exposing themselves to a nat ni os pb that is nut genial and pleasant. Oonfiri Oomsumpiivert' langs aro a mass of soi Which th? least chango of atmosphere will llamo. The grand seoiotof my HUCCOSB V my medicines coriBlsts in my ability to sub inflammation instead of provoking it, as m or tho faculty do. An inflamed long cam with safuiy to tho patient, bo ixposud to biting blasts of wluter or th'-chilling wind i spring or autumn. It should bo carot shielded from all irritating influences, utmost caution. should he observed in particular, as without it a cora, auder air any circumstances, is an impossibility, i Thu person should ho kt pt on a wholes a id nu'tit ions diet, and all the medicines i tinned until the body has restored to it natara) quantity of flesh and strength. I was myself oared by this treatment ol worst kind of Consumption, and havo live pot fat and hearty thoao many yearn, with ono lang mostly gone. I have oared thousands einco, and very many have been eared hy this treatment whom I have never econ. About tho lat o? October I expect to take possession of my new building at the North? east cornet of Hirth and Arch streets, where I Bhall be ploaued to giro advice to all who may require it. . .Full direction a accompany all my remedies, so that a person in any part of the world can bo readily cared by a strutt observance nf tho' same. J. H. aOHENCK. M. D., Philadelphia. For salo by druggists and dosiers every? where. JOHN F. HENRY, 8 College Place, Now York, wholesale agent. Nov 10 ty_ ON MA rt El AGE. HAPI'PY RELIEF FOR YOUNO MEN from tho ?neets of Errors and Abui-es in early lifo. Manhood rester, d. Not vous debility cured. Impediment-, to man iago n un.ved New method of treatment. New and rumark blo remedies. Books and Circulars Bent froo, in sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 Knuth Math street, l'hiladehihia, Pa. Oot. 12_2 ni o Oysters in Every Style. MY Restaurant is in order for the 'winter season, aud OYSTERS and other Refreshment s will bo furni-h ed at short notion. "How will you havo thom -fried, roasted or stowed? ' G. DIERGKd. !? Oct 20_ Read! Read!! Read!!'. STATE CAPITOL RESTAURANT. Near coi-ner Main and Bridge Streets. i&^fnJ OYSTERB in overy style-fTJQj ^J^^Roaatod, Stewed, Fried at.d?? >?^?r Broiled. Good Liquors, fino? Winos, imported Cigare. N. B. Private SUPPER ROOMS. FRANKLIN i. FINE, Oct 2G Proprietors. THE PALMETTO RESTAURANT," Assembly Street, opposite Market, / \ 18 now open for tho S5*^J^^'Bea8on, and will furnish TP^!-. ^Sifcjr tho beat tho markots afford. OYSTERS, FISH and-S^-^?. OAME served in any style. Thu host ol WINES and LIQUORS ean'ho had at tho har. Oct 25 Imo D. McGUINMH. Prop'r Dancing Behool at Temperance Hall. ?PREPARE yoHreelvea for tho South Carolina duh Rall. Learn bow to stand, dann? or walk gracifally. MONS. Bfc-uOER teaches how to banco correctly all the various square, rouud, German, and also Fancy Dancen of every description, 'these Fancy Dances aro most us. fal for thu im? provement of tho carriago. Terms mod.trato. Pnpila taken by tho session or tho month. Two lessons per week. For particulars, ap? ply at Hendrix House. Oct 15 Cheviot Shirts. WE have received flvo dozen CHEVIOT SHIRTS, that we will warrant tho cloth pure, bod made by D. A J. Anderson, Glasgow, who manufacture these goods exclusively. ALSO, 50 pair Ooo BLACK CASSIMERE PANTS. HATS, HATS, HATS. A fresh arrival. Oct 15 Imo CHILDS * WILEY. URSULINE CONVENT, VALLE ORUCIS, NEAR COLUMBIA, S. C. jrf&b. THIS excellent School opened /y^?^8eptember 1, and offers Board and 'WJMBSs Education at tho moderate terms ^Vwof fl60 pureesfinn. Music, Laut ???JF gaages and Painting form extra chaigos. For cl real ar s, apply to THE MOTHER SUPERIOR, N. B. Befagoos, or parents visiting Colum? bia for health, may enter their daughters by tho mooth._ Oct 1812* MILLINERY. ^ A LARGE supply of Ladies, ^Kgf?h MisBca and Children's Bonnets, ^?8ftL*e? H ats, Caps, Laces, Furs, ('leaks, jSHf??v Ribbons, Flowers, Wreaths f -r Bridal Orders aud Tournaments, ?V Hair of every variety. Toilet arti? cles; all of whioh will bo sold very low. The ladies of Columbia and elsewhere will pleaso call and see for themselves, at MRS. C. E. REED'S, Ort 14 Hmo Main ni reef. Columbia. S. C Mr?. A. McCormick WILL bo prepared to open her dSB?k handsome and nell select? d ?&SjgBk stock of MILLINERY AND f?g?fgg?a FANCY ARTICLES on FRIDAY, rajwg&M the tidi inst. .dCSfraTW She has just returned from fignpay^/W New York, where she spared no *?ifvA P**ns m ..elsetinn of her J?itv stock, hoping thereby to bo able <? wt io please each and every one who mav favo:* her with a call. Her stock cout-irts of Bonnets, Hats and Caps, of the latest and most fashionable styles. Handsome Flowers and Feathers in endless variety. Corsets of the vin best make. Furs of tho latest styles, at remark? ably low prices. Also, a good supply of those handsome reaoy-made. .vuitb, all ol which she offers at very low prices. Mrs Met;m mick solicits a continuation ol tho kind patronage of the Indi' a of Columbia and vicinity, assuring them (hut shu will do all in her power to please Oct ?1 A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FACTOR, t JIAROICSTON, 8. C. rr-r-vrv 1 WILL, when placed in funds, pur ttSM^ychauo and forward all kinds of Mer* BHMPCIHH dizo. Machinery, Agricultural Im? plements. Fertilizers, fte. Oct (i ||| Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro desirous of securing ibo service! of a half dozen active Cauvasciiig Agunta in South Carolina for tho Universal Lito Inmranco Company, of New York, with whom liberal toi ms will no mado. Wo desire alBo responsiblo Local Agonte for oach town iu thu State. M. W. GARY, M. 0. BUTLER, Htato Superintend! nt s-of Agencies. CoLustniA, 8. C., September 8, 1871. Sept 0_ BTho refile, for Temperance Hall, .to., will positively tako placo on tho 10th November. . QUOTATIONS ?OB SOUTH GAROMNA SE? CURITIES, BY D GAMUKILIJ, BROKEN, MUID street, Golnmbiu, S. C., Dealer iu Gold, Silver, Bunk Notes, Stocke, Bonds, etc.-October 28, 1871. STATE. Bid. Asked. South Carolina Bouda, G ty cent; (old)._ 73 Bout h Carolina Bonds, G "o' , cent, (new). 40 South Curoliua Stock, G ty ct. 10 CITY SECUB1TIBS. Gi ty Col IUD bi H Boude, 6 ty ot. GO City Columbia Bonds, 7 ^ ct. 70 City Gdnmbia Gas Stock, par, $25. 18 City Charleston Stock, G ty ct. 53 City Charleston Bouda, Fire Loun, 7 ty cont. 71 BAli-ItOADS. Sonth Carolina Bonds, 7 r(d oeut., 1st mortgage. 8G South Carolina Bonds. 7 ty ct. 70 South Curoliua Blinds. G ty ct. G5 South Curoliua Stock, par, $100,. 32 Sonth Carolina Baak Stock, pur, $125. 82 North-eastern Bonds, 1st mort? gage, 8 ty cou t. 91 Nortb-ensteru Bonds, 2d mort? gage, 8 ty cent. 81 North-eastern Stock, prefer? red, 8 ty cent., par $50_ North-eastern Stock, Capital, par, $50. Charleston aad Savannah Bonds, G ty cent. G5 Savannah and Charleston 75 Bonds, 1st mort., 7 ty cent. 65 Savannah & Charleston Bonds State ga aran lee, 7 ty cent.. Savannah and Charleston Stock, par, $100. Greenville and Columbia Bonds, State g uar., 7 ty ct.. 5G Greenville and Columbia Bonds, 2d mortgage, 7 ty ot. 40 Greenville und Columbia 1st mortgage, past due, 7 ty ot. 05 Greenville und Columbia Stock, par, $25. 1 Charlotte, Columbia and Au itusta'lst mortgage Bonds, 7 -ol cent. 81 Charlotte, Columbia und Au? gusta Stuck, S100, par. 40 Spurtanburg and Union B'ds, Statu guarantee, 7 ty cent.. 50 Blue Ridge Bonds, lat mort gaga, 7 ty cent.. 50 Chcrawand Darlington B'nds, 1st mortgage, 8 ty cent.... 90 Chem wand Darlington B'nds, 2d mortgage, 8 ty cent. 75 BANKS. People's Bank of Charleston Stock, par, $100. 2 3 Union BaukChurleston Stock, par, $50. 45 Planters'and Mechanics'Bank Charleston Stock, par, $25 23 Sonth Carolina Loan aud Trust Co. Stook, par, $100.. 100 First National Bauk Stock, par, $100. 125 People's National Bank Stock, par, $100. 10C Bank of Charleston Stock, par, $101). 19 Carolina National Bank of Co? lumbia Stock, par, $100... 100 Central National Bunk of Co? lumbia Stock, par, $100.. . 100 South Carolina Bank aud Triiht Co. Stock, pur. $100. HANK NOTES. Bank of Camden. 15 Bank of Chester. 15 Bank of Georgetown. 02 Bank of Hamburg. 15 Bank of Newberry. 15 Bank of South C-rotiiin. 05 Hank of Stute of South Caro? lina, prior to 18(11. 25 Bunk ol Stnto of South Curo? liua. 18G1 and 18G2. 25 Coin rnerciit I Bunk Columbia.. 05 Exchange Bank of Columbia 03 Farmers' autl Exchange Bank of Charleston. 02 Merchunts' Bunk of Chertiw. 03 Planters'Bank of Fairfield.. 03 State Bauk. 03 These quotations are liable to linc tion. Securities sent to mo will be tnitted for as directed, ut thc best r betraten. Stocks and Bonds of c description bought and sold. LOOK to YOUR INTEREST AND Get the Best i ?P$?ZP& MY lino of WATCH 1 {5F$ti tV^^Kv ,low fu" 1111(1 l""I-,l)lut0> ?&te^h?SV!&ai>i.i he -minie may (lepen gelling Hm u. MI at Ibo lowest pos-dhlo i)g aa my facilities ur? such thal 1 di fy com tion from an.\ maikot. I hu vu alan in s toro and emin tautly arr all tho newest styl?s of Ladies' St ts, itt mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan; Cold, .Ti t elegant designs in Ohains, IJracelets.Clu LOCUOIH, ,ye.; tin- Int? et and most beai pattern? iii solid Silver and heavy I1 Warn- Ooods suited for bridal, hedida: other presentations. Repairing in all branche*, hy tho best ' men and at reasonable rates. ISAAC 8U1ZBACHE1 Oct 13 Columbia Hotel H Martin's Slicing Snb-Soilcr and Tiller Plow. THE undersigned having purchase) righi for this ?state to maiiufaciut sol) the abovo plow, tho host and choapc introduced, desiras a reliable Agent at Conn tv Court Houso in tho State. I Oot lO EDVYAKD HO Bemoval--KEW GOODS--.Bc mo val HAVP ? Just returned rom New York, TM whore I made my pa chsees 1 am pre 1111 pared to Mbow one- of tho MOST CHOICE JULaud SELEOT STOCK OF GOODS for Gentlemen's wear ever offered in this mar? ket. My stork onibra ea Fri nell. English mid Hootch Oasslmen a. Cloths and Vestings, aud a fui) supply of dents' Hurnirhing Oonda ge? nerally. I Lave ah-o a very largo flock ot the celebrated "Mar Shirts." A aburo of pat ron aga ?H i u*poot fully e boiled e?~M v atoro ia Innaloo" in Stork's new build ?UK, a lew doora helow the old stand Sept 17_.1 F I'lHKNMANN. Faa and Winter Goods. -?Aa THE undersigned begsleave to inform W\ his otlatoniers, and the public general - Jf (C ly. that he haB just rt turned from Nev? Y<>ik with the moat cl.o ai-lection of goods over brought to tl is market, emhrncing DUE BKlNci, Olotbs, French ai d Ktivlish Ca si meres, Vostiugs, <\o , of tho most modern patterns. ALSO. Alargo assortment of GENTS' FURNISH INO GOODS. Uy pacing close attention to business, he expects to receive a share of the pub ie pa tumagn O. D. EBERHARD.. ; _H. pi 20_ CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY ARE daily receiving tho finest READY MM)K CLOTH INO, iur old and yono* gentlemen, that have ever been off. red in this market No cuntom-mado can surpass, and bot few can equal them, in style, and fluish, and pt ice. HATS. Wo sell tho best, at lower rates than thoro ', who don't bay from the manufacturers direct. I ?HIRTS. Wo keep the Star and Trno Fit constantly on hand, and wilt uko orders for half dozen or more, and warrant a Qt. VMJEU-W EAU in all varieties. RUB BE fi CLOTHING. OLOVES-Leather, Back. Kid. Dog, Rat and Beal Bargains to be h?d in ULOYEB. NECK WEAR-ab styles. Plain and faucy Linen and Paper COLLARS. 81oeve and Collar BUTTON8-Gold and somo that won't coin. Wo wdl take Greenbacks at par for all thean._Sf pt 20 THE RELIABLE AND OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF B. & W. C. SWAFFIELD HAVE JUST RECEIVED ^a. Hrnfflg tho largest and choicest stock JmsS of REiDY-MADE CLOTH- IPk? ^Hfifi?klNO, HATH and FURNI8H ^^.ING GO DS, thattboy have ever offered to the public, and embracing eveiy Biz* ni ade. As we intend to do a largt r trade than we have heretofore done, we will be *n allied to eell at a SMALLER l'ROFIT than wo have heretofore done. Our French styles of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Are acknowledged by atrito bo the choice*t selection of Goods ever set n in thia market Onr style of GETTING Ul* GARMENTS ?ill ho superior to anything wc have heretofore at t> m pt ed. Our stock of SniRTS. SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need Lut to be seen to bu appre? ciated. HATS-wo have all the latest stjlrs. We aro still making tu order thoec perfect fitting SHIRTS. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELB. jta~ Country merchants supplied as cheat as any house Snath of New Yi?r|t _8?pt 10 Kinsman ?&f Howell^ Factors a?id Commission Merchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores, Charleston^ S. C. August 81 imo M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Main Slrpft, near Plain. -wv^l*!?V^)w NOW on hand and daily re ^?TJJ.^T^ y'figf^' ivinn from the manufac /g?-?.;? j-WsflSaj corit3tt ^ew York, Boston. vaggasrrigd?BF Cincinnati and Louisville,the Jr Jj largest assortment of FUR? NITURE evor kept in thia market, concistlng in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din ing-Room Suits; '?(JU Bedsteads of different paiterna. in Walnut and Imitation; also, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. All kinds of MATTRESSES made tn ordor. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at shortest notice and in tho best manner. Terms fish and Grinds cheap. Oct AO STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, Cn AULD TTE. JV. C. SOLICIT orders tor COTTON. Corn, Door, Bacon, Lard, A-o., and Family Orocorh e geuurally. Orderb tilled carefully and prompt? ly._Feb 7 tyr OLD BANK HILLS and MU I IL.ATICD CURltUNCY bonght and sold by Nov 23 (Imo D. GAM 'RILL. Broker. Tho only finn Playing Cards at POLLOCK S Bnrvtvora' Association. V . THE Am,ual Meeting of tho SWhVIVORB*" ASSOCIATION OP SOUTH CAROLINA ?ill be li?lp-at'Columbia, on THUH?UAY, Novt mber 9. at 10 o'clock A. M. District As? sociations are r> que sled to pond fall delega t ?one, aa mattera of inti rent, will bc brought before the Association. ' " On the following evening. November 10? tho Anniversary Address before the Association will bo delivered by that tr?o patriot ind triod soldier. G?rerai J un A J. A. EAEI.T. Ail Confederate soldiers, and those who symnathised with the cause for which they fought, ?nt invited to be present on thia in tereriing occasion. tty order ot tho President. General WADE HAMPTON. ? A O. HANK KEL, Secretary. Star Papers tbronghout the Btato are ro qnecied to i-opy_Ool 21 American Club Fish. >yfiff%vig A DEMOloUH relish; better and mach cheaper than Sardines. For salo hv _'_h. HOPE. GOODMAN'S Clothing B az aar. Grand Opening Foll and Winter small profits, elsewhere. Kept 26 CLbTQISB, DATS Furnishing Goods. EMBRACING all the novelties of the manon Wu desire lo cal) tbe attention of the public to oar LARGE MTOf K. which for quan? tity, style and variety, cai.i.ot bo surpasser! ia the city-every article being of eastern matoo and cepicially adapted to this climate We in? tend to keep up with tbo tin.es in catering to the tastes of our cua . omere, and shall, as heretofore, apply our? selves strictly to the old adage, ' Quick sales and CB before purchasing GOODMAN A SON, Mnin street. MONEY OAHHOT BUY IT! .ror Hight ls Priceless! Bul the Diamond Spectacles wilt Preserve lt. IF yon value your eyesight use tbete PKK PECT I.KSSKS! Ground from minute orystal pebbles; melted together, and derive their name "Diamond" on account of their hardness and brilliancy. They will last many years without change, and are warranted su? perior o all others, manufactured by J. E 8BENGER & CO., N. Y. CAUTION.-None genuino unless stamped wi'hour trade mark. WM. GLAZE. Jeweler and Optician is Bole ngent for Colombia, S. O , from whom they can only bo notait od. N" ii..ddInri? emidoved. Jii'i 2fl llilv A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY. MIL-LIONS Bear Testimony KO the Wonderful Curative Kflccta of DR. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS .r.W.\uiKR rroprltior. B lt. McDu.tILD 4 Co.'OnirjaUiina Ocn. Ag' ti. B?n F rmoclie?, CiL, ?ni Si ?od Bi Cotpmer*. si, S.V. Vinegar Bitters aro not avilo Fnnc^y Drink. Mada of Poor lt un-, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced-, anti;sweet? ened to picoso ttio taste, called "T?nica,* "Appetiz? ers," "Itcstorera," ?-c., tant lead the trpplcr on to drunkenness ar.d ruin, but aron trna, Medicine, m sile from thc Nativo Roots amt Herbs of California, 1res from nil Alcoholic Stimulant*. They ara the nil EAT DLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and Invigorutor of thc System, carrying off nil poisonous matter and restoring thc blond to a healthy condition. No person cnn lako these lt',tiers according to direc? tions and rcmala long unwell, provided their bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, mid tho vital organ* wasted beyond thc point of re? pair. * They aron Crmle Purgative ns well nan Tonic, possessing also, tho peculiar merit of neting ns it powerful ngent In relieving Congestion or inflnm mntlon of thc Liver, and all tho Vlsccrnl Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS whether In young or old, married or single, nt tho dawn of wo? manhood or nt the torn of life, these- Tonic Wltcrshave no crin:?!. For Inflammatory and Chronic Ithrntna Ilum mid (.out, Dyspepsia or Indignation? Ul I loo K, lt emil tout nnd Intermittent Fevers? Olsen *e* of Ibo Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and nimbler, these Ditter? have been most successful. Such Dim-ones aro caused by Vitiated ninon*, which la generally produced by derangement of thc D tar?t I vc Organs. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head? ache, Tain In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of thc Stomach, Bad taste In the Month, lillians Attacks. Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Tain ia the regions of tho Kidneys, nnd a hundred other pulun.il symptoms, nrn tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. They invlgorato thc Btoraach and stimulate tho tor? pid liver niel bowels, which render them of unequalled cfDcacy in clcnnslng tho btoe? of all Imparities, and imparting newllfo and vigor to tho wliolosystem. FOR SKIN DISEASES,Empilona,Totter,Salt Bhenm, Blotches Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Bolla, Car? buncles, ning-Worme, 6enld-IIcad, Boro Eyes, Erlslp tins, Heh, Scurfs, Discolorations o? tho Skin, Humor? nnd Diseases of tho. Skin, ofwhatcver nomo or nature, arc literally dng np and carried ont of tho ayatcm In a ?h?rt tImo by tho uso of these miters. Ono bottle In auch cases will convince tho most Incredulous ot their curativo effect. Cleanse tho Vitiate i Blood whenever yon lind Its Imparities tainting tl rodi i tho skin in Pimples, Erup? tions or Pores, ricans u hen you Unit lt obRtrncted and sluggish In the vt* ns; . leanselt when lt ls foal, and your fet ilnga will tel: < i n ?hen. Keep tho blood pura and the. health ortho ?: a will follow. ' PIN, TAPE? mid ? r WORMS, lurking In the system orso many th. usi nd?, are effectually destroy? ed and removed. Fo' I ll dlrecUnna, resit carefully tho circular nronnd ci.^a bottle, printed In four tan* guagca-English, German, French and Epanlsh. ,T. WALKER, Proprietor. R. II. MCDONALD A CO., Druggists and (Jen. Agent?, Ban Francisco, Cal., and 82 nrd SI Commerce Street, Now York. . OTT BOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS'AND DEALERS. J ai.7.1 p1 ly Oi^lU?.n ? iuuuuauuii, AKUI.