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G 1L?MJ3L1. S. g. Saturday Horning. November 4 1B71. A BOWAHCB OP ?H3 F?ANOO-PRUSSIAN WAE.- Tbo following is told by tbs New York Sun: ; "Two men," it opens raelo-dramati oiftlly, "walked down the etoue steps leading into Bismarck hall, a anted con? cert saloon at tho C?rner of Pear! and Chatham streets,1 on 'Wednesday even? alngl One of them, wa? evidently a gen lemau and an ?lien. He . was a man of portly presence, with light bair, wbis . MWvIf^jitaol)?! ' hod ole>r, gray eyes. His coat wa? .edged with costly far, and from: the diamond rings which sparkled on hi? fingers, it was to be pre sumed thot bo was wealthy. The other was a younger ?man, .an. American, with dark corly hair, and a ebarp, .hard ex? pression of face. The first was Her Qr af von Rei so h el; a wealthy resident of the city o? Breslau, in the province of Milesia, in Prussia, .and the latter waa the manager of. a down-town detective agency." Tie distinguished appearance c? tUrs Gs't trjftri can sod three or four of the waiter-girla to como forward to wait on the party. One of them waa a fine loofeisig ferune^to, with long, purple block hair,'falling down overa scarlet Silk dross. She was exceedingly hand? some, i She seemed to attraotthe atten? tion of the de tee ti ve particularly, for he eyfd ber all over? from bead to foot, and finally told ber to bring him a bottle of wine. When the girl brought the wine and sat down at the table, the detective said, "My vonrjg friend, what's your name?" and the girl, in a German ac? cent, replied, 'Minnie White.' The de? tective threw a quick glance at bia com? panion, and betti rising from tho table, wont np to the bar and spoke a few Words to Mr. Moller, the proprietor. Moller at onoe seemed to treat Hetr Reise h el with the nt most deference, and the party went to a private room of the saloon, where they remained for about five minutes, When Mr. Moller pot his head out Of the door, and said, "Minnie, como hero." Tba girl weht, thinking tho party probably required another bottle of wine. The door of the room waa in? stantly closed behind ber, and Herr Roiachel, advancing to her, said, "Mina P?lio'reberg, I havo como all tbe way from Breslau to seo yon." The girl soe rn ed atrnok- with nh el co tri o shook. She almost shrieked out, "Adi, Gbtt in Htmmeli" sod . sank into a chair ia a swoon.' When she recovered sbe turned on ' Herr 'Beisehel and said: "Who are you that 90cm to ku ow so'much about ,me?" I ;TUp au?wer came quickly, "I was never in Ellguth, and so you cannot know me; but ray hame is Von'Reisobel, bf Breslau, and I ?in "the admin ist rator of your nude Friedrich's will." "What?" saidthegirl, "is my uncle dead?" "Yea," was the reply, "and you are his heiress." Tho last answer meant that the poor concert saloon girl is the possessor by the death of her nncle of u fortune of over ?100,000. The uncle, it seems, was a miser. He failed to help hie rotatives. The family of Miua wero poor, and she eauie to thia country to Beek her fortune. Her relatives died, one after another, at home and on the field, and finally she was the direct heir of the old uncle, who was found one morning dead in bia bed. AlJVIi IK B?S C?FPIU AT BIB GBAVF. Jamos Hickey, of . Birmingham, Pa. very narrowly enoaped being buried 'alive the other day. He had the small? pox of a bad type, and becoming worse and worse, he finally, aa his frieuds sup? posed, expired. The remains were not kept long, the iritmus being afraid cf .the disease. Arrangements were made for tbe funeral, nud the ooma was plaoed in the hearse. On roaching the ceme? tery the attention bf the driver of the hearse waa attaaoted by a noise in the ooffin, and he mode it known to the pall? bearers. The coffin was taken put, and the lid was taken o??, and Hickey i'-'me? diately raised np terrified, as were all those around. He was taken home, and at last accounts was recover i ng. THE FLOOD IN OIITNA.-Hon. James Brooks, writing from Tien Tain, Chino, to the New York Express of the grout flood already reported by telegraph, says: "AU upper North China appears to have broken loose, and to ho flowing down hero in mud, straw, bamboo, millet, sor? ghum and otbor crops, &o. The Grund Canal has broken loose and is Dooring in the Yellow Biver, if not the Yang Tze. Houses, mud and otrnw-built., aro tttmb ding down by the thousands. Whole villages are swept awny and all tho inha? bitants drowned. Tho desolation of tho typhoon I witnessed in Japan is but a trifle in comparison with this universal misery. Thonsauds will starve to (louth the coming winter." Emperor WMIiam I, of Germany, should now be supremely happy, as evuu the benighted ruler of Chiua acknow? ledges his greatness by conferring upon him the title of "Hwang ti," which is the highest honor recognized by tho Celestial Court etiquette. Hitherto the brother of the BIIU and moon has con? tented himself by honoring his monar? chical brethren of Europe with the hum? ble rank of Hwang-Shan. Sedun, Moltke and Bismarck compelled the orowning dignity from the flowery king? dom to tho conquering Teutons, which conquest must cause Louis Napoleon to grow red with envy in his euforced re? treat at Chisolhurst. First in the Field. -i f\ BARBELS NEW HULLED B?CK M.\J WHEAT FLOUR, Now Orleans and Hil ver Drip HY ll ll PH. Oo tl 0_O l<| ? NY M M KKS. Just Received, .frv BARBELS Ohoico New Hulled BUCK I VJ WHEAT. For s tlo low bv Oot 25 JO'IN AO N RW & HON. Soegers' Beor is Pare. IT don't contain COCOBUIUB Indiens Fish Borrico to make slocpy or headache. gsa {wmtism gp wgB i Vegetable Hlnod>nrt. Liver Pille. ? 1 Pure J3C?V Pur? v ?lood *i Pur?.. .S7a?A / AMUoa needed medicine, in all tropical climates, ia a Blood Purifier and a Liver he?ulator. These PILL? combine the essen ttaf properties of an Invigorator of the Liver and Purifier of the Blood 1 bo larg? et orgau in tho body ia tho,Liver. It ia (be preat work-shop ?X the body Whoo this Important organ dues hot ?ot, the akin becomes sal? low; eick headache aOtain, with chilly sensa? tions;: eold hands and foot; pain in the head; Bedim io vor; ga? ti io disturbance; vomiting; aj .feeling Of weicht in the region of the liver; a! .dr* OoUgb. Among (other ey ruptores of -liver! derangement,aiesoreness.tai th* r?gion Of the.Uver, Aorose the Btomaoh, and below the ribs; oppressed' stomach: face sometimes daubed; ?feveruhuena in.the afternoon or at night; i drowsiness and indolence; uervou? watchrnlnesB at night: melancholy, hine-; dreams, commonly Inghtful: chest oppressed and heavy; daitiqg nains in. the abdomen; faintness; sighing; difficult and ?hort breath; pain in the oneal, about tho lungs, commonly mistaken for 'pleurisy; shifting pains, like t'tose of rheumatimii ; colics; sometimos a abort, Sharp cough, with dryness ot throat; unpleasant throbbing about the stomach; ex COBB of dandruff, ana scurfy deposit on tho skin: falling of the hair; fulness and atraituess of the abdomen, with desire to loosen the clothing, ?our stomach, with symptoms of dyspepsia; bilious eolios; diarrhoea; dysen? tery; fevers; obotiuate constipation ; intermit, teilt feVer, or fever and aga-; jaundice; cos? tiveness and diarrhea ? alternately ; expectora? tion stringy and sticky; foul mouth in.the morning, often, nausea and vomiting; dissi noes; pain In the. right shoulder, a<imotimbs in shoulder-blade; inability tO lie ob left side} hiccough; occasionally, pain in left shoulder b'eaaonablo uso Of. the BLUDD AND LIVER PiLL?. ttkon as directed, will always provent this painful termination of the disorder. These Fina aro for sale by. LD WA RD H. EETNIT8U, August HO t_Oh? mist and Druggist. GOODMAN'S Clothing Bazaar. BE ff [Grand Opening Fall and Winter CL0T?IXG, DATS Furnishing Coode. EMBRACING allthe novelties of the season. We desire to call the attention of the publio to our LARGE ?STOCK, which for quail tity. style and variety, oancot be surpassed in the city-every article being of custom m&ko and especially adapted to this climate Vte in? tend to keep up with the times in catering to the tastes of onr cus? tomers, and shall, as heretofore, apply our? selves strictly to tho old adage, "Quick sales and small profits." Try ns beforo purchasing elsewhere. GOODMAN & BUN, ' Pbpt 2G Main street. 68STBAH NATIONAL BASK OF COLT) HI BIA. 8. c. Present Capital, $150,000. -O'?-? ' : AUTUOHIZED CAPITA*., ?500.000. OFFIOBB8. John B. Palmor, president. A. G. Brenizer, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. BISECTORS. J. Eli Grogg, John B. Palmor, F. W. MoMaa ter, R. D. Benn, of R. D. bonn & Bon; G. W. Be&rdeu, of Copeland & Bearden; R. L. Bryan, of Bryan A MoOaxter; W. C. Bwaffield, of It. AW. O Bwaffield. P. W. MuMabter, Bolicitor. TH 18 Bank is now open for tho transaction of a general banking business. 0 KUTI no ATES op DEPOSIT of currency or coin, bearing interest at tho rate of seven (7) per cont per annum, in kind, will be issued. Depoeits from County Officers espeoially so? licited; also, from Trustees, Administrators. Executors, Professional Hen, and others. Particular attention erivon to accounts of City and Country Merchants, and other busi? ness mon, and the usual accommodations ex? tended. Notes, Bills of Exchange, and other evi? dences of debt discounted, and money loaned on collaterals. . Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought and sold. Mutilated Cwrency purchased at a small discount. Sight Drafts drawn direct on all the promi? nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland. Den? mark and the Orient. Letters of (Jredil issued, I avable in auy of the above plucce Drafts on all tho prominent cities in the United States bought and sold. Banking House opposite Columbia notel Opon from 9 to 3._ Feb 28 Iv CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of $1 and Upwards Received, INTEREST A LLC H El? A T TUE ?IA TE cl SEVEN FEB CENT. FEB ANNUAL ON CERTIFICA'! ES OF DEPOSIT, AND SIX PER CENT. COM? POUNDED EVERY SIX MONTHS ON A COO UN TS. OFFICERS. Wm. Martin, President. S?iS R SB&S^ I ??i--^*?awMta. A. G Brouizer, Cashier. J. H. Sawyer, Assistant Canhiir, i charge of {tranches. Jolie 0. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. Directors. Wado Hampton, William Martin, A. C. Has? kell, F. W. MoMaster, Johu P. Thomas. E. II. Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia. ? J. Eli Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Newberry. W. O. Mayes, Newberry. B. H. Rutledge,Charleston. Daniel Haven el. Jr.. Charleston. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerke, Widows, Or? phans and nt her? may here deposit their sav? ings and draw a liberal rate of interest '.here? on. Plauters, Professional Mon and i'm s tee t wishing to draw interest on their lundi, until they rcqnlro them for business or oilier pur? poses; Parents desiring to set apart small ?urns for their children, and Married Women anti Minors (whose deposits can only ho witt . drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by their lojiol repr?sentatives,I wbhinp to lay usido funds for future use. are hero nfforderl un opportunity of depositing their mean. where they will rapidly accumulate, and, a* the name limo, ho Hiihlect lo witbdrawalwhen riped ed Ane 1H SPKCIAL ATTKNT I ON given totheool leotion of Commercial Paper. In tercel on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and Convor-ion of State Securities bv Nov 23 fimo T G \ MrillTI.b. Broker Tho raffle for Temp?rance Hall. Ac, will positively lake placo on tho 10th November. | RoaVa Hotel. . i .il JO A i ilHM^*~> lN viewer lae inflox of vi ftlb? ?.itore U>.UolMt^i?,o^?8i?ufld IfObd. ov prev?lonoo or tho yel TtomMZJifMr~ I toter ie-Charleston, the urupriet?t i? KOBE'S HOTEL. baa oouoludod tn re-open hm establishment, for-tbs iBoom m<)?*?ili>u of tbe public at once, and therefore withdraw^ tho proptiaalc ba baa lier o to I ore -ruado fqr ita a aie or reate." . J?be Hotel will henceforward be conducted as. a ?rut o?an? boase of entert?! om eut, add special provir-iop will be m?Ue for tho comfort and convenience of fam?liea. ii V> ' Carriages and an- Omnibus will bo f?nnd at every arriving train. W. E. ROSE. August 80 ; I .?'Iq ! . / WARFIELD'S LULO VW Alr| R 8Q?P. THISl'80AP-wa*beV pritfeetiy in' cold water. . soft, hard or salt.1 It'remove* grease, .oil .and .paint.from garments. Ut W?HL<? all kinds of ^OOIIH- cotton il? omd, fcifjiiir woolen, ft cleanse? silver, plated ware sud jewelrv without scratching, lt thc artioh a aie aiuch tarnished, rub> then wtih a piree of Hnnnel which liss ulenty of the Houp un it. To people who do th ir own m abhipg, it is invaluable. It will eave itu cost in onawathing. p,,i sale, m boxes ot thirty ti? bars.'bv - ELWARD HOI E, April 9 Acent for M? nih Carolina Seegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine. Il is nari. and warranted to he HO March 11 Halt Corn Whiskey, WARRANTED two years old, at FeMl JOHN (J. KF, KO h i IK' /^tOUBTV claims A.V? JURY VERTI Yj RIDATES bought hv Feb 5 D. O?MBJIII.L. Rrokcr. The rattle for Temperance Hall, Ac. will positively take place on the 10th November. "Mott?7! Victoria Joni? rimer?. KBTIKBL? VKpSTABLjE, -L' ' 1 lO l- I For.?he cure cf Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, G BUIQUH JHseases. General Debility, , '. ??/nfl ott DriMciet of ike Blood. :./ 1 THESE ?lTT?rtB h?ve now firmly esta bl?ibeu tht uiBoJ vt ?j In the favor of, the pabilo and the medical pr?feanion. Prep'arod frorrji p?rHy voget?ble ingr?dient a of ackucw Unjuea emcteyi their unr:v=!od ?nd high ly tonio. stimulating and prophrylaotio qualities peculiarly adapt them to all cae?? ot Oeneral Debility, Nervous Prostration of tho Bya torM, Ac. AM an excitant of the appetite and a whole? some aid to tho process of digestion, they, will;be round to bo very efflcaeiona, while i heir peculiar medical properties render them of'Uiicim tied value to those subject to Chill'* and Fever, Congestion, and other miasmatio' diseases.. . Tltese Bitters will be found most wonder? fully beneficial in all cases of Debility and Ir? regularities of Female**. \\ lo re HOI vcr intro? duced, -they become a standard article-a medicinal staple. Unlike the many noxious nt in.niant M advertised, they braco and fortify tba eystcm without exciting undue curobral action. Tl loy are without doubt tho best to nie Htel (Huiftitxiiional renovator ever offered to tho public. MOITK A TA HUANT, Manufacturers and Hole Proprietors, Newberry, 8. C. Bold by E. II. H ici.NUTSu, Columbia, 8. C. Root 10 Gmo American Club Fish. I V -^.-./?: A DELICIOUS relish: bettet aud much cheaper than Sardines. For sab by h. HOPE. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED HEFIN1- D OIL, by the gal lon or barrel. Also, in gi aa nc, pinte RUC quarts. FOr salelow. E. IIOPE. YELL OW_ LINE! FAST FREIGHTS TO AMURIM NORTHERN CITIES, Via Cho.rlot.te, Columbia and Aug ut ta Bailrrad, North Carolina Railroad Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, ft aboard ara Roanoke Bailrcnd, and Steamers between Portsmouth und New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Ballimore ! ? nlfiimr i ,MK AluiVK NAMED RA I Ut OA DH, iu con jQi^^'1' in <t wi I li ilic .-.icaii.fr 1 inc?, having unitfd ^^^^^^^^-S&ty1^^^^^^^lil n un thc Hhtil Si pti inlier, a F?BTTIIROU"OH FREIGHT BOHEDOLE bet Wt eh Columbia aid August* at il il.e shove-named Kortbern citiea. Tlm'wtte litton of ship) IIB BL?! lt tel veli il In i'll ii ? alli d io tl. e fellow lng advan? tages offend by the line: lt is almost en til ely HU inland ri uti. bj whirl ml? i H it > tu ni re iii:o ntfcs ol delay from bad weather are greatly reducid. Tiere b i n tb a> II ge. ano i.o i m nt ft is, i xccpt uuderonvor. Daily Btoanins will nm bi twein I < rt? n . nth ano 1 altin oie. 1 hilsili Iphiu ano Niw York, and dwight:- will have pre mnt dcspai? h. Ratea and Classification?- the st mi ss L\ ot lui iou? e. Through hills of la tiing g i vi ti ai d elvin * I n in'l tl: ar ju, ti r*. SSS- 77.1 VF. HOODS M A UK hit "VIA YkLLOW /.7AJ-;." -an For further intel malien, apply to E P. ALEXANDER, Snpeiit tepdent < hsilotii , ? t.h mhis IM' Augut-tn Railroad. F.. R. DonsKY, General Freight ai>d Ticket Am nt. $20,000 to be Distributed to Ticket-Holders IX THE CULLIBIA CMPEBATIVE Bl'ILHIXIi ASSUCIATOX. THE following PltOPKRT Y and CAHH has been.placed in toe banda of tho Tmsteea'John Agnew, Kr.. Msj. Mcigtmn mid it C. shiver, in trust for the henelit of the Ticket-bo?tiers i?t the abovo Association, to he deliver! d t'? those who. on the day of tho rsftlo, may bo enti? led to thom. The title to thc ICH I estate has lu en placed in the hands of Col. F. W. McMaB ter. Attorney at Law. who ?iii tx-imim- the same at <l givi- true warranty deeds, free from all .neombr ance, <?n the day of drawing. Th?- First Prize is th?- T? mperatice Hall, now occu nied on the t?rst floor hy"M?ssra. L?rick A Lowrance. The lot ?H 25 feet front ou Main aire??, by 2(53 foot deep. The Bulleting is IM) fi et long and two atorii a high lt ia now leased for ihno years for fl 400 per annum, payable monthly in aelvnnce. valued at.$15.000 Second Prize-Lot adjoining lt en-e's il? tel, 4 I fi et front. 208 li et drep, valued at. 1 500 birt! Prii"-Lot aitUcont to shove, 23* tn t front, 208 leet de ep, value d at. 1,100 1 Cash Prize. 600 2 Cash PrizcH, $100 each. 200 4 r-asb Prizes, at $.10 ? ach. 200 110 Cash Prizes, at $10 ouch. 1.100 120 PrizcB.$20 010 I 2.(CO "I ickela, at *lli each.$20.000 Tickets may he bsd i f the General Atti'i.t !>r F W. WHKIvLEH, at Temperance Hall, or <t tin- Music Store of Me-ssis 1 vRRAND A SON, Messrs. .lo UN A O KEW A SON, T. M. POL? LOCK ?nd 1) C. PE I Xl H TOA SON. I he followinu ?o??tlumen have centsc-iitt il lo *np<i rinl? ml the ?liawing: J. C. H. Smith. D. R Mille? and Ilcnr> Fl Scott, in connei-iion with s con mim? ol tl.rte aeltcletl by tho Ticket iiohh-rs, on the dav of drawing. The 10th day ot November- the f. ut.li ?hu of the State Fair- HAS REEN SF.LECTFD AR PHK. DAY FDR T HE URAWING wi ?i 1. will luke place m T i mi ? mice Hall Collin I in, S. C. ricket holdei H me assn? i d the ?I rn wing will po.-it iv? 1} til.? place i hat i'ay, T he i iekol s h av? j mot with good ?-ale, m.d all who ii lend inv< stn g aie ri oin Mi il lo ii?- st? as early as possible. Aa the namea of ilie ti?:k?*t-ho)tteis will he II gstci? el in a hook which shall he in posses ?Inp ??f theTnisteo oh lliii'clsy of draivitrg. | anus h.u> !??.! assurtd that no moro than 2 OOO tick ?os will he issued. hKFKHKKCK8.-E.il Beoll. S??n Ar C?v's Bank; Col .1 B Pa'intu\President Central National ink; Ciuzi n..' Savings dank: Si nth Cm? hi a Hank hud 'I rust Conman}', and W. R. Guliek, Car hi? r ? 'MI I?1 inn Kalli nu) Rs ok ?"apt. Wido L?rick, Agent in Li xiiigtou. For further particular*, aehlreas, SiptHt2n.o ni?. K. \V. WIIKBLKK.Rnx 88. Columbia, B.C. lit j THE BEST TN THE MARKET ? CHOIOE sud select FAMILY OltOCEMl S, tull assortment of C\ J^?/^ . . Sugars, Coffees-Itio, lava atul I.aguajra; Teaa of nil kind'-; t< \ \ <Vir th?ic?ilat?a, Binnia, Spices, Pickles, Haue? s and Table Dressings w4 ^^j^/r^- O' all knuth si.tl ?Its'ii) li? ns, Che? ti rapfcago, Fact en y, 1 iuo V .. Baa ^u^L- BIP? ?>? ?<i?is , , . >lNS*fa?i fcfSR V^^f?' A tn i ? I? ? 1> i I 11 ? I i H hi i>i f t of ^Wk^O^ TAMll^ TI CUB, ?^^Tvr^^wfe^r *n -?srr'els ai d \ aeksges. ? onsis ii g in psrl of Nonpareil, Madison Uifr^r and liighlaiil. Also, Osimeal, 1 euri Giiat. Hominy, Corn, etc.; Table ami Liv? rpm I Salt, Biscuit at ?I ( iackt if of all kinda, Eng. Hsh and Ami-titan. Potatoes, Ol int s and olin i Vi gi tshli s ??ist silly on bsml to supply retail trude A lull sui ply ?if all knuls of 1AM Y s0> PS, inc liding Colgati's beat toilet, and I hu? for timi ? stu- | uri on s. t ainu ii C?i od- ot even ?lercri| iii II. .II lin s aid Preserves, tat family Ruit? r. Lard, Molasses ol nil ginties. Mt ats Han s. Inn ?1 Pn f Tongue . bacon -trips, bellies ai d sb es. i*Iso, a lull assortn.eut ol FISH, inchu h g Inst ho l ami Mess Mackerel, and Smoked and l'iekli tl Salim n. eic. I ai titular att< uti? n is invite cl to ? iii full stock of L I Q TJ ORS, Fmbracing the best Fraiids, foieigii si d donn stie * r? I ? found _ - ? i j?, in the nisiket. CH A M J At?> 1 S ol ul) pi j ulm blands; Mu ir i s, rJTT^?ir^ (?\ Madeira, Port and Catawba Minis? l all kim's, ai d minis ot (.fi, ? , \flw?Xr? every grade Also. I nglirh. Senti h and Pi? n?? II Al KS. ot ..".j/i/J lffi^v5Ea&. - 7 lollowing t?rund : Mci' WMI'S Muir A Si.na', Y? ni g-1's, ? ic , ? tc , ?? . J JP^'wal^^^/ I' sp? cia I MIII i i i i. 11 in ini i ' I t?. im Mi > ( i.l /? M noil ol I ei "" i'lffRrrp j Wit ls Kl Y'S, t|.i hot in lin nii.i I,-I loi ItiuiiH "". uri.??it.al W . ..'.?''A'?WOTK'--- il - t purposia. Alan, lo our Btf AN Dlr S, ii ?. mm'g iii? lust lt iv? ? i ^^j^iw-, fi \ t Pilli vi ison. Li.ir? nee 1res (??giru-, vu Inj e ??l IS1;"? Also, t ' L J?ngt?; ' f?A t UlN-l, Pain.clio und Swi.n I ran's / ll inn o?'. r nm ?mnt.iul "7^ B^Uu***" Ka ~ good. Also, we hsvi- ti hal il s full sl??i k ot ? lioici ClinV I S siul tr-*" (Ul EWING TOHA<( OvRagl? y's Flin Cm,?lc A MU) ?! IA((H>0 st?! ?OTTO?-1 TIPS atul oilier ari i--'CH tor | lani al ion m e In Incl, i \ 11 \ ? hii'g in ? .?'? ?i i i to lo '?timi ii a Iii st chi sn G meei v Store, and al pi ices to uni tin linn a, * VA e warrant t ur goods firni cia??, atul invite .in inspection ol tin m. HAKPN s?'!tlM(^,'. Oct G Columbia Hotel Block. s. .., - ? J. iiisy M . IM the piteo where you oan buy The Best and the Cheapest UMTBING AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. k I I I I k k I WE are now prepared to exhibit ono of toe mont choice and eeloct Stocka ever offered jn , thia market, aud . . At Astonishing Low Prices. v., . ' ? ? .... r> . . . V) Our motto ia "QUICK BALES AND 8MALL PROFITS." M . Oct 8 Drawing Postponed itt m Lctobtr 1. 1671, to January 1,1872. lat Consequence of th? Frvr-j- In I'Uaimion, Si. C. $500,000 to be Given Away ! The South Carolina Land and immigration Association, BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & C?., AOEKIB/"'1 \ ! I UNDER the auspices of the "South Cai olin? Ft atc Agiicnliutal and Mechanical Society," will give a ?erieb of CONCEhlS, at the Acacbci) of Music, Charte ?ton, S.O.. ?ofehierc iiig January 8,1872. Refera to all the l ui.lt ie, tr? lue abd prominent gentlemen bf the country, both North and Sooth. .<?.:.: . : ? 160,000 Season Tickets of Admission,'at $5 Each. If you have not received a circular, aend for one, giving full particulars. All orden atrictly confidential. k . .r* ?* 2,405 Gifts, Amounting in all to $600,090. The drawing of this gr? at S< utliem < 11< i| lit? ai!) I ? ?titucKd tadtr lit- tnxyvjjnl! of the following well known gei.tlenin: Ot ti A. lt. Wiigl.l. < 1 < eugls; Gm. Iradi*} 1. J< 1 n aon, of Virginia: Col. Ii. il. Rutledge, ol South Catalina; Hon. lu.gi r A. Pryor,of fctu leik. Money lor Ticket? can be tent titlm hy lx]T<i-t ri T'i?t Cffiie Older, and the Tickita will bo promptly forwarded. < ?wDirect all lott?ra to BUTLER. CHADWICK, GARY A CO., Principal ? Alee, Charleston, S. C. Charleston. S. C. GEN. M. O. BUTLEU. Jons CHAOWICK. GB?. M. W: Gamr. Oct 1 3mo GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION! rpiCKETS to tho Concerta of tho 80UTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO? CIATION roady for sale and delivery. AU orders from tho country promptly filled. Agents wanted for tho Counties of Lanoaster, Lexington, Spartanbnrg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco nce and Pickena. Apply to D. G AHB RILL & CO., June 6 Oenerai Amenta, Columbia, B. 0. THE UNIVERSAL LIFE ~~ LIBERTY STREET, ' NEW YORK. The Original Stock Life Insurance Company of the United States. OFFICERS: WU.1.1AM WALKER, President. HENRY J. FURBER, vice-President. JOHN H. BEWLEY, Secretary, u GEORGE L. MONTAGUE, A ct nu ry. E. W. LAMBERT. M. D... Medical Examiner. THIS COMPANY offers the following IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES to those about EFFECTING IN SD RAN GE ON THEIR LIVES: ..!.:...? . ,-. iittnii .u\h\ 1. Insurance at Stock Rates, being from 20 tu 30 per cent, lesa than the ratee charged .hy mutual companies. . t . . 2. Each Policy-holder ia rogarded as a Stockholder to the extent of onoiAnnual Premium on his Policy, and will sharo in tho Profits of ibo Company to the same extent ea. a Stock hold; r owning an equal amount of tho Capital Stock. !.. 3. Every Policy iusned by the Company is non-forfeitable, and contains a 'clause stating its 1 exact Surrender Value. Bp/ore Insuring vour Life or accepting the Agency of any Company,. It KA I? TUR FOLLOWING) A lengthened experience baa demonstrate d that the rates of premium ordinarily charged by lifo insurance companies are from twenty-five to thirty per cent, in exc?s? ot what are ne? cessary for a safe and legitimate conduct of the buainesB. In other words, carefully and pimleutly-mauaged companies chaining "mutual" ratPM have been able to return to their policy holders from 25 to 80 per cent, ut tho amount charged for premiums: When lifo in HUI Mice companies were firrt ?irganized, reliability nf the data upon which pre? miums were constructed had not undergone teat of experience lt was thought, therefore, no more than common prudence to ade pt u i-cale of premiums which would, in any event, meet all tlte presumed and unforeseen coiiiiiigeucii r of the '..?.elre?-?i. Af long ?? tho mattet waa involved in some doubt, it was better to fix the rate too high than to in? rr the rhk of mak? ing it too low; because, in tho former case, tho error conni be easily nannied, at leat-i in (tart, by rut m nine, to thu polic\-holders, ut ct ri sin int? i vale, mell ponton ot.the pr? minni charged aa was funnd necessary lor the purposes of the husiiiess and th? complete security of til H company, rxperieut-o. however,having satislacto il> di monal rated that the&o rates are oxci naive, what possible excuse cnn lhere bu for maintaining th? ni? Availing themselves of this experience, the Directors und Managers of the Universal Life Insurance Company, at it* Organization, adonh tl a scale of premiums in accordance there? with, and which has proven to be fail and adi quale, slid all that was neioi-sary to meet the requirements of tho busim ss. These premiums are about twenty five per cent, lower than tliuec charge by mutual cuhipaueis. It also appeared inasmuch as the raies so established ?ere ax near as could pnssihly lie determini d lair latta, at>tl not in excess of whatinturaDce lisa previously coi-t tho polie?, holders in mutual companies, that any prc fits a riling Irom niuiietit matiBgi ment jnatij and prop? rly belohgitl to thc stockholders ot 1^?^company, for the risk incurred hy them in undertaking the btisuiiss I Fx pto ??-lieu lian bhown that there ?re wniin t. nf pri tit iii the practice cf the business which theory nhl not H ?I mit ot being consult n d ii H ch m cMt* itt the calculation oi ibu pfem??tus. Th? su results form a saving in the un nains ol the mt n li ri- of a < omj any owing to the me? dical (-election ot good liv? H. a gum ni in t ? I crt on the ii vetli.ii ntf ol the cempsny over that a f HU med in the ca len hi tn II ol itt? ) n mil me. the pi nfl ts dei ivahle fr< m tho lapsing and sur? render tif policies b> the numbers and h nih ?til? r niitior ron rc? s Profits from these sources, in a company possessed of a capita' ot $200 OOO and doing a fair amount of business, wonld ({ive to tho stockholders ?livid? mis largely tn ? xcecs of a hat were counted on by tho Directors .?f tho Univeisalat tho time nf its organization. 'I he) have, therefore, deteimm?d to divide milong the poliny-holders of the company a lurge patt of the profits accruing In m the sources t. ann d. all of which have beret otore tu en divided among tue stockholders. The plan adopted for such divinion is aa follows: Every person who may hereafter insure with tho Universal will, tor tho pm poses of divsion, tie treated aa a stockholder to ext? nt of ooo annual premium upon hts policy; and will share in thc profita of the company to precisely same extent as a stockholder owning an < qtial ann nut of tho capital Block. By this Kystom of insurance, original with thc Universal, the policy-holder securcB tho fol? low Rigimportant advantage!-: 1. insurance at the regular ,;stock" rates, r? quiring a primary outlay of about twenty thirty per cent less than that chaiged by*n ulual companies, and which iaiquivalcnt to yearly "dividend" pail) in dvanco of that amount on n ut uni rates. 'Ibis lew cost of insur? ance is worthj of attention Since its i-rgai ?zslion. i?:- c >r.ipany has r?ceived in premiums from its policy* hole eri* the sum ol 11.617 OOO 'lot tint ?ne same amount ot inset a ne? in a mutual company would have cost th? m an initial outlay of f2 00O.0C0 By allowing its policy holders to retain, in their own poem ?fion. thin excess of $488,000, the Universal has virtually paid them a "dividend" of 1-183 OOO and paid lt. loo, in advance, instead of at the end of one or more years It is impossible to find any ? xnn pie et a mutual ci mpany furnishing insur? ance at HO low a cost by returning to policy bohlcis an ?quat amount upon similar receipts. 2 Participation in the legitimate profila of the company, upon s platt which secures to the pMlicv-holders th? natue tnatment which dir? dorn and stockholdira award to th? mselves. Tliif av st en. of participation, iii cotneclion eiib tho h w "Block" rates of premiums, must m ccsa'arily secure lo ibo policy-holders every possible advantage lo bo derived from prudent and careful managenu ut. The low rali-Hi f premium co? pel economy, and, Independent of participation, guarantee to the pobcy-hnldt r his itiMiiatiCC ?it a rate which is not in excess of the cost in well managed mutual comiiaiiies; while hy tho proposo?) plannt participation in what may he consideri ?1 the legitimate profits of the business, the cost will he still fut Iber diminish? tl. i hu- Uv the t'omhiiied advaotagos n rising fioni low stock rate ami (isrticipation In profils, it is colin' entb beliov? d the UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY offers imuraiicoal it mw? st orach's hie cost I hose of the iMstii g policy-holders who cVsire t< piiiticipate in Hie ] rofits under the new pinn i" tn do HO h\ making application lo the head i Alco, or to an\ sgi nts of the rcmpaiiv. i In- company IH in a son nd financial condition. Rut io of assets to liabilities lite. Ki 100. SW GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, who will deal direct with tho New York office, and to whom full goner.t! agents' commissions will be raid. M. XV. GARY Rn?! Bf. C. Ut TI.KU, State Sup?>rint<'ndonts of Agencies < mice un Richardson street, opposite Columbia Hotel, Columbia. S. C. Sept