Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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W.i< ?iliitlJl ITUI WpDHKSOAl HOBXXMe. ...1 . :? JULI AN A. S|E.f:B.V.,! tnej CM poBUsaw ATO ?omaro?. .' I ' J?HN P.e THOJHAS^fJhief Editor. ' 1 :^?oak and JoblhSSSf? ?tfryd?&rip ion promptly ?.nd faithfullyat tended to, AU VE BTU SM KW TB .- j - tntorted in ino Daily.* wt ?a teats per square ior th? finit and 60 ouata ?ann eubeequeut i? i.ertioQ, Long advertieeroeata hy the week, nonth or year, at reaaonable ratea,,,, . v, . j Weakly* 1 50. f.., Un, J . toO l?VS j .-.i i MM , LI ii II?II ju ,.i.,N,h ? ? QttfcA? E Arnim A i) COMBINATION nt THE .^rj^i^.^?'S^s^i^T.be ' Washingtbp correspondent pf Boston Adoerjii^er Bay8tot ?i .?:?., u'ij Mtoor i :| .. ti no j ."'The recent 'extensive pdrohaae&'Bhd beeni effected, by parties connected "With tbe'P?nn&ylvan?a company, turn- out tia? be the work of en indepandent orgaht aatiou, controlled by Baltimoro capitrd. Among parties concerned >iu tho enAeKt prise are W. I. Walters, Alexander Bru wu * Bous, Gen. O'Donnell.- MMM; Tho*, ?. Jenkins, to*?i|D sett, George Bartlett and B. F. Nov*-, comber, of Baltimore; Mi 9 Eh Jea?p &>-.. Bott, cf New York;. f>wM&b 'Od. ; gtV'.'A. k S. Se wall, and. Whitney ?fe Sons, df Pennsylvania, and R James, of Liv-*K po?l <'Over 87,000,000 boa already bee? 1 expdnd?d in actual cash, and np to the pr?sent?mes I by tho purohaso of stock and controlling majority in a number of tba mostr i m por tant linea ? of, railrood, comprising in hil l;425 milos, bas beeb scoured. Besides thiP, control hos been obtained nndera lease of 863 miles addi tionnl. Tho new company now1 eomrpla both the main lines Sooth from Bibh Srte? ?a^n^o?tf Oa^fri?!*3w^nail5. roads in Georgia and the important lines of' East; Tennessee. Tbeso combided Southern/ lines will have direct commu? nication North bf Richmond with Wash iheton.' Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, both through the present alliance with tue new organlaatlor? ?*. . a?Y /i -UT- -?.-?-?.-?.." -1 I A -.VA 1 ' A Washington telegram says: "Let? ters have been received in this city from prominent Democrats who have bee? in? vited to ontor into a movement for the formation of a third party., asserting their positive objection to suob proceed? ings-at 'present, end suggesting that .slow haste' be made in coming to con? clusions upon the subject of wandering from: the Democrat Organization, or of merging into a new patty, without full and completo consultation and counsel among tho loading men of tho party/' t. j1 Gen; Schofield.. has ' directed that the. Apaoho Indians on thq Pacific elope most go pn reservations or risk ?stormi hali dn by the military. He proposes to treit them well, if they ar? peaceable,'or kui' them, if they are otherwise. i !? Fifty young widows reside in the small town of Centreville, Ind., and it is un? safe for au unprotected man to pass through there. Two eagles, measuring each eight feet from tip to tip, Were killed near Charles? ton last week. ' Bead! Beadll Head!?! ~ \ ?] Near corner Main and Bridge Streets. *i OY8TEBB ' in ' every stylt fftoeatejl, Stewed, Fried and Broiled. .Good Liquors, fine Wines, imported Cigars. N. 3. Private SUPPER BOOMS. FRANKLIN <fc FINE, Pot 26 Hij ; . . Proprietoro Congaree Restaurant. THE undersigned has taken ap a position near his old stand. On _iMain Btreot, and ls again prepared to aupply OIS o us tom ors with good LIQUORS, ohoioe WINES, etc. LAUER on draught. BEGARS and TOBACCO of best quality. Tho RESTAURANT will furnish OYSTERS and other substantials in season. Sohweitzer Case at all timos. A.STORK. Nova Imo The Cottage House Restaurant. . ?Qf?L MB. O. H. DUHME, proprio-*Xi /^Tf^tor o? the COTTAGE HOUSE,W V_/ ^ByWaBbiDgton street, next door*" to Man?me Hall, desires to inform hts friends that he bas opened a first olass RESTAU? RANT, and will furnish, at short notice, OYS? TERS In everv atyle, Soaps, Gamo and other relishes. Gall at the Cottage House and make yonraelf merrv. Oct 3*1 ? The Exchange House. . (ff? /V^ WELL ktown aa "the pUce'/cwR ^^jjjfif where tho boat of drinkabloklflf ^&ftr and eatables are furniabod, ia 8? in the full tide, of prosperity. The whole h?as'ehas boen put in perfect order, and tbe proprietors guarantee that, guests san obtain all thd dolio?ol?s of tho season-OYSTERS, FISH, O AME, eto. Oct 12 PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN. THE CAROLINA HOUSE tlS onoe more open to tho publi?, under the superintendence of Mr. lt. BARRY. The reputation of tb? boase will be kspt np._ = . August 31 Oysters in Every Style. " i M? Restaurantes in crd?r for the 'winter eeaaon, and OYSTERS and _,. other Refresh mon ta will be fnrnieh ed at short notice. "How will you have them -fried; roasted or stewed?" Q. DIEBOKS. Oat ,26 ; HONEY CANNOT BUY IT! For Sight la Priceless! But the Diamond Spectacles vtiU Preserve lt. X AlCT AjBCfSBS Qronnd "rom minuto crystal pebbles, melted together, and derive thoir name "Diamond" on aeoount of their bardneas and brilliancy. They will last manv years without oh?nge, and ar? warranted en perlor ' o all others, manufactured by J. E. SPENCER A CO., N. ?. CAUTION.-Nono genuine unless stampsd with onr trade mara. WM. GLAZE, Jeweler and Optioian, is sole agent for Columbia, 8. G., from whom they oan only bs obtained. Nojpaddlera omployed. July 20 Illly GEORGE PAGE & CO., No. 6 N. Shroeder Street, Baltimore, Md., Manufacturera of PORTABLE ARD STATION AJAY STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Patent Improved. Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. 0 ANO. MULAY AND SASH BA W MILLS, 1 1 BIST MILLS, TIMBEB WHEELS, SHIN VT OLE MACHINES, Ac. Dealer* in Circa Ur Saws, Belting and Mill supplies generally and manufacturer's agents for Leffel's Cele? brated Turbine Water Wheel and every de flcrriptlsn of Wood Working Machinery; AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A 8PE?IALTY. *S"8?nd for deaoriptive Oatalognes and Price Lists. May&itTly STOCKS, BONDS aad COUPONS bought and sold hy D. GAMDRILL. Brsker. suPiftiNTBND?Nrs OFFI JE, Wita?isatJowa^^ ? WiiJtrnroTwr, NI G./Movbp**>er,36, 1871. mB?FJ irt?in recently. aAvertisaduio tob be* X'tw?an Oorambl* -.ad. IhenWaJweBJfiivei-. wrtL ori and after thia 4?*o^bel iUeoo?lbiu?d until f art ho r notice. JOH? Ot? WIN DEB, NOT 38 4, . n > J . ^P^rlntsudent. ( (S'riMi. AFTER this 'date tb o eSt^SE^i^ruUaAiDg aoh-dulc ?il! bo IBO by tr alua on tbi? road: ?at mwa n?ilb*rt>t.l . ; ! . Leave Wilmington [Union Depot | 8 60A. M. Arrive at ?iorutfee..... 9 if? A. ?. Arrive at Kingsville..... ...IS SOP. ? Leave Kingsville.'. '. S.10 A. M. < Arrive at Florene*.MW?.* HW' *. Arrive at Wil,ralpgto.n ... ..;.y, ?-v:'^tS.'?O,P. M. 'Srrivs at Florence.'. 5. :. ?. : i ..' EMA.. ?. Arrive.at Kingsville.... a,*&A^ M, Leave KiuKavnfla,..,. . y. ff45P. ll. Arrives at rivrvMc*?VTM,-. - : .... ^l-oe P. Ji. Arrbre' at wnnWnir^j^.i.-.- .... xlV6? A. M. oniAM 9 J? JOHN C. WINDED, Oeb'l mip't.' ??>?! KWWSWB* -'a *~ . Schedule,. ; /, . OFFIUK N01|T? VAltoLINA U.l Bi 00 ?. ?Ti um O?^AKTSHO?B, N. O., Jo?w8H871. '?^H^W*^' 'ON and after1 KUNDAY, oe ran Ova* Ibht BeWd id aco-rdaice willi the Ml^h-K ' TIM? TABLK, ...bi q? h - . 1 Train* Otting Kaat. .Train? Weat. >daW io ABBTVB. ?,B?VS. ABBIVK. tBAV*. ^aribtis^ ??f .--^y- .MOpfa.. ?fu>bury8.08ftm ?/t?a m 3,96 b tn i 6.80 p?? Gt' h ab?6 ll .08 a itt II ,18 a nb 8.25 p m 8.33 p pl Oo8hct-?J2 40pm 1.05 pm >?M p-m l&Mpm HUisVrd 3*98pm 9,38pm n.t?p?m,11.87 pm Baleiffh 5.08 pto 9.05 a ns 9.40 ? m OoWiWo:'.'T- .'????-' , OhafM?t^74?*?V<vui>raajl 1,8.00p.? ,? J, 0o?hopii.87pmiajoa*m ISJtfM JJOOptnt Hill8broia07 pm 10.09 am 11.07 a m ILIO aim Baleigh 6.68pm 7.40am ?.. 8.4nam OoldBb'o fi ; 8.00pm , . .; li ti HA r*~' ii ta mmrmmtmii ou**nd ?tu* \his iW??Bal?"??Wa?e, ' the follow-in* BotMdul? will be rnttUK Sundays excepted: .c.ii?ijrf .aib: ...? ?S-J?PV t.oui I.Q.I i Leave Columbia at....? ......... : 7.00. a. BD. M i AUton..-.i..9.10 a. m. " Nawberry..11.16 a. to. M i Ookoaburyvii........_v 8.00 p.m. I *c*?q Bolton...^i.. .5.00?p.m. Arrive at Greenville.?vii S.SC . ? i ?: 'DOWN. .. : ? , -i . . . ihflD Ooheebury...-......10.07a.m. Abb a vii 1 e .......8.15a.m. ?gS^?s........ riSfrfi: . " Aloton.. *0p p.m. Arrive 41 OM amble:.............. 6. Rfc p. ni. J ?o .5 THOM? DODAMEAD. General Sep. Charlotte. Columbia iuid August* E. B I 8 OPHBLNTENDENT'S OFFICE, ? io COLOMBIA, S. C., August 4,1871. taB?mBMMB ON and after 8U ND Al ?0V4nliSc?SHXnost, Ctn inst., thefollow tng schedule will be ran over this road: aoiso KoiTn. Train No. 1. Train No. 2. Leave augusta..... .5.-26 A. M. 6.00 P. M. Lea va Coln mbia..... 8.09 A. M. 11.00 P. M. Arriva Charlotte... . 9.16 P. M. 6.80 A. M. ooma SOUTH. Leave Obarlotte.7.40 A. M. 8.15 P. M. Leave Columbia.1.67 P. M. 3.80 A. M. Arrive Augusta..... .6.60 PJ M. 7.80 A. M. No. 1 Train daily. No. 9 Train dally, Sun? days excepted. Both trains make close con? nection to all points North, Bou th aad West. Through tiokots sold and baggage checked to all principal points. Standard lime-^-Wash? ington City timo, 16 min?tes faster than this Agent Change of EchedalB. M SOUTH OABOUHA BAILHOAD COMPAKY, lui n ni <. ComimiA, ?. 0.. Juno 0,1871. Obange of Schedule1 Ho go into effect on and after Sunday, Uth instant: .-. km ABD PA8sr?Koxa TBAiii. t r. Leave Columbia at....7 40 ara Arrive at Charleston at..... .3.20 pm LeiveCbarleatonat..............8.90 am ?i rrive at Columbia at... :... 8.40 p m ma BT sxFBBaa, razian* ABD AOOOMMODATIQN ? ' . THAIN, [Sundays excepted.] Leave Columbia at..7.60 p m Arrive kt Oh arleeton at..P. .Vi i .6.45 a m Leave Charleston at...7.10 p m Arriva at Columbia at.;. .6.00 a tn : :Camdaa Accommodation Train will con tinue to run to Columbia aa form orly-Hon* days, Wednesday a and Saturday?. ;. . Q Ai m i A.X. ??LEB, Vlca*reaideti?. .JB..B. PMa^Ka, qeaeral Ticks)? jas?t. . 8chedule <m Blue Kidge Kallroad . Leave Anderson....... 6.00 P. IC ?? Pendleton.7.00 "V Parryville..... -7.45 , Arrive at Walhalla:.8.80 '. Leave Walhalla.8.46 A.K' " Perrrvills.4.80 " Pendleton....6.80 " ' Arrive at Andersdn..8.80 " Waiting at Anderson one hour for the arrival of np train on Greenville and Columbia Bo ad. Joly 2 W. H. D. GAILLARD. Bup. Summer Schedule 8. & U. R. B.. DOWN TBAIN. UP TBA1N. Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave. fiparUnburg.. .6.80 5.25 . LaVwville. 6 00 6.00 -4.S8 4.68 Pacolet. 6 08 6.18 4.40. 4.46 Jo?esvlUe. 6.4S 6.48 4.08 4.10 Unionvillo. ' 7.95 7.60 8.06 8.26 fiautuo........ 8.20 8 25 2.30 2.85 Fish Dam. 8.40 8.45 2.10 2.16 Shelton........ 9.16 9.30 1,86 1.40 Lylea' Ford... 9.40 9.45 1.12 1.17 Strother. 10 05 10.10 12.50 12.55 Alatom....UtdO f 12.00 May?? '-^gaOS. BjgPBjm President. "Motte'a Victoria tonio Bitteri."~ KI? TI BEL Y VBOETAULK. For the cure of Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, Bilious Diseases. General Debility", and all Impurities cf tk? Blood. THESE BITTEH8 have now firmly oata bliahed themselves in the favor of the public and the medieal profsssion. Prepared from porely vegetable iogredienta of aohnow UdRea sffloaoy, their unrivaled and highly tem, Ac. As an exoitant of tho appstite and a whole* eome aid to the process of digestion, they ' . ill be found to oe very effiea-iiona, while their peculiar medical properties render them of unequaled value to those subjeot to Chills j and Fever, Congestion, and other miaamatic diseuses. TbeBo Bitters will be found most wonder, folly beneficial in all oases of Debility and Ir* I regularities of Females, Wheresoever Intro? duced, they become a Standard ?i Liu'io- a medicinal staple. Unlike the many noxious stimniants advertised, they brace and .fortify the system without exoitlog undue oorabra! action. They are without doubt the best to? nio and oonatituiioual renovator ever offered to the public MOTTE A TARRANT, Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors, Newberry, 8. C. Sold by E. H. HBIMITSB, Columbia, 8. 0. Sept 16_Arno Cigars! Cigars] Cigars! WE hare now on hand a large stook of tb? I followiug oholoa brands of 0IGAR8, whioh wo are offering at low figures, and to which wa invite those fond of a ohoioe Cigar to give a trial: 0OLUMBU8, Longfellow, Flor de Matanzas, TWO Slaters, , Regalia Brittanioa. La Flor do Baltimore, Lord Byron, ii Gold Medal, Ac., Together with a largs, ao eor tm ont of low prieed Cigars, Charoo ta. Ac. , Oct 20 . : JOHN AGNEW A BON. Butter. 4TUBS Virginia Valley BUTTEB, 6 tubs Mountain Butter. 8 tubs fine Goshen Butter. All nus and fresh and for sale i.ow. Oct 1 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. rtftU {.muir- T.ilJOi I .j.ijf' .?^?l^J iT ? /' . *Q iiljkn aar o?? iW j. . ?3 ?>?..'lo". ,<JJ??^S^^ . rsl.;;. ' flQ i ..?^H Mk ! 7..'. .: ?fM Bk' 11*0 .^W ."trt"" I fl > ?. , W sei aaV " ' ^ i j mp i Ja BL "8. *^ '.ff ^E^a^^^^^aSa^r^S '' ^ ^'^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ' ^^?^BMMHBSWI^IHHIMIFWM^^ 11 ? .. .,i; ' . ' .? . . .? THIS COHN) SHEL LEE weigh? only three poonda, ie made of tart iron, h.a a rotarv movement, andie the drat invention in this, ?ne that ?hulla "Without fiictiou on the po b," and[da, therefore, the easiest operating Hand Corn. Sheller in exiBtence. . lt cannot get ont of order by nae, will laBt for yeara, (?bolle all vize? of cern eare, can he used hy an j one at first sight: It oin be fastened td a*bench; cfYatr or table, or for portable porpoees screwed to a small hoard, which will answer for a seat when utdng ihn implement. In snell injr, the operator grasps the bott of the. ear. of corn with ibo left hand, nreaeuta the sm til end.?J the ,aa?dlog teeth, and rotates.,tpe ahelier with the rieht hand: the acote angular tooth penetrating between tho rows of edin cloee to the cob. shelling very easily and rapid? ly; when the ear can no longer bo held, the projecting cobla taken hold nf by the right hand, and the sheller routed with the left. AM thia Sheller ia patented on a new principio, .we invito inspection. - lint seldom baa auch.an opportunity bein ofiered lo energetic bu?i noss men., We are fast disposing of County Hight? to auch men. and no o thora. Thia little Sheller a?ppHes a want universally felt, as la proven hy Ita rapid aale. The price-2 50 - puts it in reach of all, whits and black. Agents sell from IC to SO per day; aa many aa 6,13 or moro on pne farm; .It will abell from 5 to 6 bushels per hour. We have.ahjo the HARRISBURG POCKET SHELLER. Price 60 cents. Will shell 3 to 8 bnshols per hour. Parties wishing County Rights cr mi ihi r infotmaiion will addr?-?? us at Greenwood, 8. C. cniPLBT ?v nr?TCHisotf, ; Novo 42mo Agents for Sooth Carolina. GEE AT SOUTHERN F1I1SST iHII ri?HEIl LIRI ri) ?if (iT? t i VIA ?n ? ? TD AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. THREE TIMES ? Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. ELEGANT STATB-ROQM ACCOMMODATIOES. ? m- '.-- ?;L }. .??i'i . .. :> :' 8ea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours Shorter via Charleston. TOTAL CAPACITY, 4O.00O BALKS MONTHLY. O' ?? 1 The South Carolina Bai lt o?d Company, ?HD connecting Roads Weat, In alliance with the flew.-* Of thirteen first elias Rtotmnhipe to the above'ports, invite attention to the quick time and regular deapatch afforded to the Ineaa publie in the Cotton States at the PORT O iT C H A H L 10 S T O N , Offering facilities of rail and sea transportation for Freight and Passengers not excelled in excellence am) capacity at any other port. The following splendid Ocean Steamers are re? gularly on the Une: .<--... TO NRW YORK. "Uf?N&JltrTA'N,- - GEORGIA, . M. B. Woodhall, Commander. B. trowell. Command? r. CHAMPION. ut; SOUTH CAROLINA, - , :B. Wp Lockwood, Commander. T. J. Beckett, Commander. CHARLESTON, OLYDE. Jamea Berry, Commander. J. Kennedy. Commander. JAMES AUGER, ASHLAND. T. J- Lockwood, Commander. ; -Ingram, Commander. JAMES ADOER A CO., WAGNER. HUGEKA CO., Agents, Charleaton, 8. C. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agenta, OharteBton, S. C. TO PHILADELPHIA. VIRGINIA, EMPIRE, Alex. Hunter, Commander. C. Hinckley. Commander. SAILING DAVB-THUR8PAY8. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, 8. C. .**,,, TO It A LTI1I O K 12 . FALCON, . MARYLAND, ' Habata, Commander. Johnson, Commander. SEAGULL, ^ Dutton, Commander. Sailing Days-Every Fifth Pav. PAUL 0. TREN HOLM, Agent, Charleston. S. C. , Bafea anaranteed aa low aa those of competing linea. Marine' Inenrance, ono-balf of one pet cont. ... . . THROUGH BILLS OF LADINO AHD THROUGH TICKETS Can be bad at all the principal Railroad Dfticca in Georgia, Alabama, Tenneeaeo and Missis? sippi State Booma may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addreaeing Agenta of the Steamships in Charleaton, at whose office*) in all case* the Railroad Ticketa should be exchanged - and norths assigned. Ibo Through Tickets hy tide rout? include Transfers, Heals Aaa State Rossi, sr hila on shipboard. Tho South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, Hid their cnnmclirg linea, have largely inereused their facilities lor the rapid movement ol Fre ight and Pass, neera between the Northern oities and the Sont h and West. Comfortable Night Cars, with tho Holme? Chair, withoot extra charge, have been introduced on tho South Carolina Railroad. Firat class 'Bating Beloon at Branchville. On the Georgia Railroad iiit-t ciar* H< ?-ping Carp. : Freight promptly transferred fi om steamer to dav and night tra?na nf the Sooth Carolina Railroad. Close .connection made with other Roads, delivering Ficighta at distant po nte with great promptness. 'J'ho managers ?ill use tvtry ? xerth n to eaiii-fj their patrol e that the line Dia Charleaton cannot bo surpassed in deepatc-h and the rafe deliver j ot corta For farther information, applv te J. M. SIXKTKK, Buncrinle pdn.t, Charleaion, BvC; B. D. HASBXX.,'General Agent, P. O. Box 4,970; Cffice 317 Broadway, N. Y.: S. B. Pioxfcjfs, General Passenger and Tioktt Agent, Sonth Carolina Railroad. . A i.FltKO L. T\ LBR, Juno 20 iOmo . Viee-Preaidcnt Scuth Carolina Railroad, Charle? ton. 8. C. Wm mm Sj ~ THE BUST IN THE ESAKEETI . CHOICE and aelect FAMILY BRoCERlIPj foll aeaorrtnent ol Sugars, Cofeea-Rio, ?av?-'ahd 'L?gdayra; Teas of all kinds; ChocolateB, Broma, Sploea, PieAlen, Banr< s and Table Drctaings ol all binda and des' liptU na, die? tc-tap-Sago, FacUny, Pine 0) plc- b) d ot Lu e. A *t.:J ?ti ck ? i tlii 1 tel Vi.pi Ct ff FAMILY FHOUB, In barrels ai d paehagea. enneis' ii g in part of Nonpareil, Madi?c>n and Highland. Also, Oatmeal, l'oarl Grist, Hominy, Corn, etc.; Table and Liverpool Salt, Biscuit and Cl ackers of all kinds, Eng? lish and American. Potatoes, Onions and other Vegetable* rei rt ai. Oj cn hurd to anpply reiailtradB. A foll supply of all kinda or EA NC Y SOAPS, ine'nding Cr.lpate'a beat toilet, and that for domestic purposes. Canned Gooda of every description. Jellie a and Pr?serv?e, beat familv Butter, Lard, Molasses nf all grades, MeatK Hams, Drh d br? f longue . Bacon Stripe, Hollie? aod Bides. Aleo, a full afaortiucnt ol FISH, ire-luring Lt et No. 1 and Muss " Smoked sud Pickled Salme n, etc. Inilicular alt? ?iii? II h invited io i ur full atock of LIQUORS Embracing ibo beat brande, foieisn and don.? t-tic. tc? 1 e li ?md - ?- ? . ? in the market. . CHAM! AtiNFS of al) pepnlaj binr.ds; Mit ir ?a, Af^^n^M^ ?\ Madeira, Port and Catawbn WineB of nil kindi?, ai el Pitt? rs ol \ [WT j hSjfTOit'^ every grade AIBO, f nglieh, heoteh and Rr? rn? n Al-Eh, of the U \ ' 'Jil ? ??3Bg??? ~? following brands: McEwanV Mtilr ft Sons', Ynungi r's, < ic , etc. '?fjfr ?EC Jf&WU^B?hBa? v Especial attention lr railed to our MOMIO lt A M and o 1 r e t iWr?r?WMB?BOBl?W p WHI8KKYS, the bert In the mark, t for lamih une ?.r nH<liiit.hl'kO?t>iil^^K^^KEJO^ ?urnoses. Alao, to our Blt ANDJES, ii,eluding tho best Hivc-il ^Q\ \J?S9S9^S^P? *T) elleyoison, Larroude Fret?. Cognac, vintage ol 1HI'5 Aim, t_r^-^^e^lWBp Mn Y OIN3, Palmetto and Swan branda. Al! impom ?S tuiel WMI rsi.tt d ^'HBBF^CWW^ 8ood. Also, we have < n hand a fnll (lock of choice CHiAl S t-nd t *"^""p HEWING TOBACCO, Baghy'a Fine Cnt, cte?. AI-MI it BACG1>G aid COTTON TIES, and other articles for plantation nee. In fact, o nj ?hing reeded orto le found in a first claaa Grocery Store, and at pricea to auit the tim? a Wcnairant cur goods first class, and invite an inspection of them. HARDY SOLOMON, Octa Columbia Hotel Blook. GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION! fJIICRETS to the Concerte of the SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO? CIATION ready for aale and delivery. Ali orders from the country promptly filled. Agents wanted for the Counties of Lancaster, Lexington, Bpartanbiirg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco nee andPfokens. Apply to D. GAMBRILL A CO., Jons 6 General Agents, Columbia, H. C. Peaches, Pine Apple?, Pears, T?KtW, 1 ttmaBearis, String Beam, Com, ; Condensed MP.k, Halmon, Sardines, Cove and *ple*d OrktMB/laa'mOTr^Leb Hst, "i?SMmmL* ?s?. 1 Ur?,"??l?oi Wflrfttii* fiawliig i Matthus ia niueh ?luiph-r-'Utau any.'pf the-, pt ?dran rt* quiting than half.. tba> amount of-raii 2 AM the reanlt nf th'?e ?Hmplrerity; ihbrma chine is mnob les?'liabU14h*n tue ottttra io i got (mt ot repair. ?..:..:.) S. Another regelt of thia simplicity ia groat or durability. . . 4 Another rosutt ty lese'frfcHon. *nfl,eon l eeqaently, greater ease and rapidity -o? mo '.ion, with ICBB co?te. 5. And grcitt;t ??? "ll, <h?*'t IRA? no Hhnt i tie, and makes tho lock stitch. 'Itia tho cheapest Ipboytbel best. Burtle machino that hae joetly, fairly and honora? bly woo a r?putation und : inflppeoflenee against a at TOD g and bitter oom petition. For more tban twenty years bas "tne' W heeler IA Wilson not only stood trret and foremost, but now Stauda the un t lolled Se trio tr Machine Di the enlightened oiviliifd world.. Boy the ma? chine that baa been thus tested and proved, and then you arp?me to got the best. 'For sale on tho Babiest possible terms. .Saiea room Main et roe t, te cob d door below Ftfnttirx offlco, Columbia, 8. 0. ... J. 8. ruRBLEY, Agent. A. WHYTE , General Hon thorn Agent. ' June 21 _ _'-(faro M. H. BEE?f 8 Furniture Wftxe-room Jfoin ?rsri, near Plain. ^. g^H NOW bn hand and'd?Hrre ffyTV^^VjQciTing from the man&fxo jE**jJ^*mmi *"~4"" "' Now York, Beylon, W^SSSS9 Cincinnati aud LouUvi))e,tbo ?TT 3 largest "assortment or TU Br NTTUBEevor kept u^'tpi?mVTlrpt,eoturts?*?' : in part nf Walnut Harton CbMiihor aod Dib ing-Boom:Bolts; 200 BwWade-of different I patternskin Walnut and Imitation; also, tho I celebrated Georgi* Split-bottom Chaira. All kinds of'MATTKEFBE8 made to order. UPHOLHTKHING?nd REPAIRING done at shortest notice aud in: tbs best manner.. Terms cash and Gooda obeap._Oct M . If Yon Want ?chool Booka, GO to BRYAH k McO ARTER, who b*?e a fresh supply of English, French( Oar? man and classical SCHOOL BOOKS, also of School Stationery of every description, all for sale at lowtat market fate?._ Sept 19 Refined Oil. COTTON SEED BEFINKPOIIi, by thagal lon or barre). Also, ia Rlaaas, plnM and quarts. For salelow._E. HOPE pouSITV CLAIMS ANO JTVRV CBHTI \j PICATB8 bought by Feb 6 D. GAMBKILL. Broker. mmm NATIONAL BANK OF tOLtJlirBl?, ?. c. greaentfrapitort, $150,000. AVTIfOlllSJBD CAPl'lMX<, 8*00.000. O. ?. O. BntVAsaWantOaabier. BeaWm,ofCopVlend*-fiearton; Bi)LBryan, of Hr??a A KeCartar; W. O. Hwsffleld, of lt. * f:w. IS25?1?r. Solicitor. TBIB iBank 1* now open tor th? transact on of * gone ral bauknagbnat DOW*. .' OJOiTAnoATM OT Dwourt of ourra?ey or ooin. beijing tntweat at th? rate of ?av?ii (T) per oent. por annum, in kind, will be issued. Deposita from County, Officiers especially BO I iel tod: ?MO, from- iHaaf???,' Administr?t ors, \M?teedtars, rrvfsmmioAal M*n,z.z? bib tri. . Particular attention given lo accounts pl QUy and Country- MerahontnK ?nd ..iher bunt. nea? men, and tho nsua? ?o?0?2?ao?i??ccs tended. . Notas, Bids of Exchange, aad other evi. ?>*yqt?-of.. d*b t dlajooanUd, ?nd money loa??d un ?oUrAeraU. . 'Rax-ka,1 Bond?, Vt?ld,S1tCrr bought and sold. _ Sttu?ated tJu-rtmcy purchased at a ?mal ??aodttnl. Sfoht Draft* drau*i% direct nu all the pr mm IUKM JUM in Enolaud, Ireiund. Scotiuini 'Frhnce, Germany, Belgium, Holland, ?ten morrk *nd Ih? Orient. Letter* of Credit iaauod If ?y?blein'?ay ot tb? andra pla?ai*. .. . f, W*tto, on all tba pruminin. odie* in tin United,?t?te? bouKht and ?old. 'Hahling House opposite Columbia Motel ?Bpgo fyboUtd o. . Feb- 28 ly tmmttB' 8AVI?G8 BANK .. ; o o? " Deposita of $1 and Upwards Received INTEREST ALLO WED A T TUE BATEO. BE YEN PEH OENT. BEB1 ANNUM, ON O KUTI F WAI Eh OF DEPOSIT. AND SLY PEB VENT. COM? POUNDED EVERY SIX MONTHS ON ?Q0OUNT8. 0FF1CBK8. Wm. Martin, President. A. ti Breniaer. Cashier. J. H. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, : 'chargeof Hranohoa. 'Jobo C. B. Smith. Aaeietant Cashier. Directors. * , . Wade Bampton, William Martin, A. C. Ha kell, F. W. MoMaeter. John P. Thomas, B. I ? alni tab. lohn B. Palmor, Thomas B. Oreg Oelmmbta. J. EJiGregg, Marion. ?O. T. SccTVNe>berr7. W. G. Mayes, Newberry. B. H. Rutledge, Charleston. D an teilta venal. Jr.; Cb wr histou. ,8 Moo luau ice. Laborers, Clerk?, Widows, C ouana and otb era may ber? .deposit their a? Inga' and draw a liberal rat? of Interesttbei on. Planters, Profeasion al If en and Trust? iwUbing to draw interest en their funds un they require them for business or otb er pi poses; Paren ta desiring to sot apart, em ?hm? for their children, and Married Worn and Minor* (who?? deposit? ean only bo wi! drawn by thoDcaehrea, or, In eas? of death, Lb?ir legal representatives,) wishing to 1 .aid? fonds for rotor? nee. are hera alford an opportunity of deposit ir s their mea Winni they will rapidly accumulate, ?sd, the ?ame time, be eubleot to withdrawal wt weeded._Ana ll I American Gftib Fita. .>^5EWft A DELICIOUS relish; beti and muoh cheaper than Bardtees. Ter s? by_h. HOPE SI*BK)EAL. ATTKNTIOa given to thee lection of Commercial Paper, Inter on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocka, ? Conversion o? State Securities, by Nov St Gmo r O AMBBILL. Broker It th? place rwbere you can boy , The Best and the Cheapest # f of f ,f f "1 if Vf CLOTHING AND GESTS' P01N1SIBN6 GOODS. k k ' i ck '% k k k WE are now prepared to exhibit one ot the most oholoe abd select Stocks ever offered in this market, and At ?st?iid^iitog Imr Prices. Our motto is "QUICK BALKS AND" BM ALLPROFITS."_ Oct 8 The Brooklyn tM?T s^iirance Oompany, i or'1 paw/rttBK. Paid Up* Cash Capital %iid1 AfMetr Two Millions Dollars. -!-o-- , .. CHRISTIAN W. BO?CK. l'iTHfdpnt. I W. M. OGLE. BcoreUry. W. H. WALLACE, Y??e? President. ' O.. PAB&8 ffACKLER. A6iu?ry. OFFICE NO. lil) BHO AD WA Y, NSW YO BK. JOHN E. BACON, W. P. BUTLRK.'GeneriJ Agon?a and IfiaiiagerA for 8oath Caroline and Aerate, Georgie. AB Genera) Agenta, we' take .pleasurelo foreao?iing thia ?ell known and reepniieible Com? pany to the pnblio, and in recommending it eejlrif cia** lor ever; way. We might add much more on thia aubjeo?, but, being interested aa ita Agenta, ?refer to apeak through dis? interested partie?.''Therefore: read and dice* t the following riotlcos^among many others from both Northern and t*euthvru vapor?, as to the virtuea of thia Company: There ia no helter company in tho land. I A comparison with, other corporation? of a simi? lar character will coi.vince all of the superior #qfVy in taking risks with toe Brooklyn Life. [(Mum}>us, Ga., Sun. January 27. 1869. Tho Brook 1 j n Urd?an placed itself in the vanguard of insurarjoe reform, and it the first company thai hta'doae fulljnettce to the inwtrr*d7*o. . {Insurance Times, Nnc York, January, Thia gi.ea,tfsa|oreof cash atmender values ti an important improvement that aigDslizea tho ora of insurance.- RaleigJi Sentinel, N.C. Thia plan-gQsrat?tted enrretuJer vaines-removes the sole objection ?xUt?ng to making an application for Insurance. Foch policy becomes a piece of tt+tfe/ttaWe-pOver, ea easily trans? ferred a* a Ooeerttment hotid n-Dostvn; Mass., Pott, I860. -* A po li ny iu the Brooklyn Life'is worth so ia neb tu rssdj money. Thia ia th? only life com? pany that baa carried thia excellent feature into bobine??. [Dispatch. St. Louis, Mo., Janna ry 7, i860. We call tupecial attention to thia distinctive and advantageous-feature of -guaranteed sur? render value, particularly ULO??L tariatio of the Brooklyn Lire. Ana also io the fact that there arc no claraea in ide luooklya Life: hil fare alike, whether from the North, Booth, East or Webt Aleo, no diront, tho attention of the .pnblio to tho faot that policies can be obtained in thia Company, owing to ?tu careful management and superior advantages, at lower rates than in any other compai.y of equal rank and solvency hvAtoerice. 11 BACON & PtJTLRB, General Agents. Oflice above Dr. Fisher'* Ding Ku re, CoSumbJei 8. O.iiand at Edgefirld (Jonrt Houae. lleliablo eg eui? wau'ul it< *\< ?j H wu ?Ld County in the State, and aleo in tho cilv of Au? gusta, to w horn liberal vi n? m h alon a will bb paid. Nov 4 THB?OOTH Ml II lil FOli THE PROMOTION OF IMMIGRATION TO THE SOUTH, BUTLER, CHADWICK, GAEY & CO., Agents, USA it LES TON, s. c. ASH krr up o ir co tv o K II T S Will bo given under the anapleaa of the SOUTH CAROLINA STATE ?fi?lCttTLRAL AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CHARLESTON, & C., COMMENCING January 8,1872, at which Drawings will take place and distributions made to Tieket Holdere of the entire ACADEMY OF MUSIO BUILDING AT GUA RLKS10N, S. C., And saab in various amounts, making in all a,405 Grills, Estimated at ?500,000. 150.000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION, AT $6 EACH. ? All ordere striotly confidential. Por references and foll particulars send for Circulars. Tho Drasinft of thia Great Mouthern Enterprise will be conducted ander the snpotviaion of the following well-known Gentlemen: Gen. A. Ii. WRIGHT, of Oeergia. Gol. B. H. RUTLEDGE, of South Carolina. Gen. BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, of Virginia. Bon. ROGER A. PRYOR, or New York. Remittance oau be mads to na, aol the Tickets will be sent by return mail by UHThKll, OUADWICIC. OAKY St CO., Charles too, 8. C. GEN. M. O. BD ILER. JOHN CHADWICK. OBX. IL W. GARY. Tickets can be procured of T>. G AHB It ILL A CO., Calomnie, B. C. .Nov 14 OtOgBB ?OL?jsWPS & B?J?^ Obtorttfile Jtota,Ttrndu? ?ahje, Charcettort^B. O, DEAXgJLSIK Scotch, Piti ?nd American Bar Iron. " rr itEP oonatantly on bend . /oR of JHL all kinds. 21. r?Tn atore, 100 tone EGLINTON PIG. Nov 28 . : . . ?.??.> .... H PACIFIC GUANO COMPAS V? OOMPOUKD - !*____ ACID PHOSPHATE OF LISS, For Com posting with Cotton Seed." ' Price $25 OMA, with Xftuol Advance for Tyne. m Ii 18 ?rt i ole Ia prepared <ihder the sapsrin X toudonoo of Dr. ST.,/ULIEN BAYfc?EJj. ??xp??ealy for composting with Cette u ft wa? introduced by-thU, Company .two joarB ago. and ita nee baa TuTl/ attested ita Taine. 200 to 250 pounda.or'tble article per acre, properly -composted - with -abe ?ame weight of Cotton Seed, furnishes tho ?lautur wRh a FERTILISER of the hlgheif excel? lence St the kmalleei coat, A-compdstJbre jpared with tide ?rtldle, as by pridtefl' dftec ti?nu furnished, contains all the. elemento of tort ibty that can enter into a first class FE"; THU2EB, while it? economy WP?!, commend UH lib?rai ?*? to plantera. . ' ' . ' . For supple* -sod'-printed dirt-oMOns Tor composting, apply to .yui/? J. N. ROBSON, fl . Auent Pacific Guano Company. No. fj8Eant Rav A NOB I A 2 Atlantic Wh?if, V ? ??iatleatnii. fOC. JOilN H . j c, K108 WAT Cr"' ', ?i*B,n?ir,*l Agett ti. .\?iv.2n * " . ?mo ?J\. i .. no M_.... .-..v "fo/TANU FACT UBER AND DEALER, No. 20 JaJL Bkyno street and. Borlheck'a .wharf, ?b arlfTB ton. 8. O' This ia ' t h? ' largest and moat completo factory Of Hie kind in tho Southern States, and ali articles ioithia line can ho furnish ed by Mr. P. P. Toalo at prfcee which defy competition. tar A pamphlet with - foll A0d defatted Hat of all sises of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, and the prices bf each, will be sent free and poet paid, on application to Joly ll ?yr_P. P. TOALE. Kinsman W Howell, Factors and. Commission ivler chants. Liberal Advances madeon Cotton and Naval Stores. Charleston, S.C. Anguat 31_' 4mo A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FASTOS, CIIARtTBSTON, a. c. X WILL, when placed in fonda, pur 3baae and forward all. kinda of Mer? chandize. Machinery, Agricultural im? plements. Fertiliaera, ?ko. .Oct 0(1} A 8BEAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY. MI I, LIONS Bear Testimony te the Wonderful Curative Kfl.-wia>of > BB. WAtEBB'8 < ALU OHMA J. WAHI? Proprietor. R H. UCDOJALO a Ca. Dratjiiu ul Gea. Af U, Baa PraaeiMo, Cal, Mut ts and ti 0?anawrc78t7H.Y Tlaeanr Bitter? wo not a vito If ency Drink. Mada of Peer Rora, Whiskey? Bnmt Spirit? and Re fa ae Liquors doctored, spiced sad Sweet? ened to ni?n?n tim taite, called "T?nica," "Appetiz? ers," "Rcatorera," ?tc, that lead tho tippler on to drunkenness sad rain, bat era a trna Moctcinc, m ado tram tba NaUro RooU and Barba or Cantonale, free fram all Alcoholic Hti tania nts. I They Sro the Cl It KAT -BLOOD PU Ul KIER, and A lilFB GI VINO PHSNCIPI.E, a perfect Renovator and Invigoratar t)t the Ey a tem, carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. Ko person can take these Bitten neeordlng to dlreo tloai and reta ala long tuiweU, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral potion or other m cam, and tho vital organs wasted beyond the point of re. pair. O Thoy aroa. Gentle Purgative aa we? aaa ionic, possessing also, the pe cnn ar merit of acting as a powerful agent In relieving Congestion oV Inflam maUon of the Livor, and all the VleeorM Organa! ?OE FEM A LE COMPLAINTS?, wacther in young or old, married or single, at the davra.of wo? manhood or at tho tum of Ufo, theso tonic Bitters have no equal. r Vor Inflammatory nod Chronic Rheuma? tism a\n4 CJoat, Oyepeswla ?r Indigestion, BU loas, Remittent ?nd Intermittent Fevera, Biea&Aes of ?bo Bleed* Eitye?? Kldaeyo, ced Bladder* these Bi lt era have boen most successful. Such Diseases aro caused by Vitiated Blood* whieb ia generally produced by derangement of tho Pla eec! ve Orara na. DYSPEPSIA OE INDIGESTION,1 Head aohs. Pain la the Shoulders. Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dlulness, Sour Eructations of the Stomsch, Bad taste In the Month, BlUoua Attacks.' Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Fain in tho regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other painful j symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. They invigorate, ute Stomach and attmulate Ute tor? pid liver and bowels, which render them of uneQoalled efficacy la cleansing tho blood of all impurities, and imparting now lifo and vigor to tho whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES,Eruptions, Totter, Salt Shearn, Blotches Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Bolts, Car? buncle?, Ring-Wonna, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Erisip? elas, Itch, Beuna, Dlscolorationa of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of Uto Ekln, of whatever name or nature, are literally dog up and carried ont of tho system tn a shortthr.5 hythe ma ct these Bitters. Ono bottle In such eaaas will convince the moat ueredolousof their curativo effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find Ita Impurities bursting through tho aka in Pimples, Erup? tions or Sores, cleanse it when you find lt obstructed aodelugjrM in the veins: cleanse it When ?Ts foul, and yow rs?fings wil) tell you when, keep tah bios d pure and tho health ofthe system wOl follow. se ana removed, ror nm airecnons, reid carefully the circular around each bottle, printed ta four lan guages-English, German, French and Bpanlsh. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD A CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. Ban Francisco, Cah, and 83 and 94 Commerce Street, New York. 8STB0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. Jao8!U<ly GEIGER A Ato'inh.Oun. wn?mi? Native and Foreign Wines. 80UPPERNONO, Concord, Sautorna, Cla? ret, Champagnoa, just received and for aa lo low, by _______ __ HOPE. Just Received. "I sfn HALF CHESTS aaaortcd TE*A. Though IV the price in market haa advanced 15 per cent , we euooeedod in getting our August hill duplicated, which we offor at same price aa before._L?RICK A LOWRANCE. 8eed Wheat. BUSHELS choleo RED SEED WHEAT, for aale by M. HOPE. 75