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THE DAILY 'Let our Juxt Censure PHONTX. Attsnd the True Event. BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1 1871. VOL. VII-NO. 102, T~T B BB tm BB a ? ?g Sj AmtKoTy-f-AK r ELOQUENT APJ?RA?.^ Senator Viokera, of Maryland, concluded in able and eloqnont argnment in th? ! Senate, Monday, in favor of the removal of all traces o! proscription, as follows: j "It baa been. said that the sublimest word in our language is doty, and the most important, respectability; tbat the - man who han conquered a nation is not groat until he has conquered himself, for ?ruo greatness is moral greatness and no? tify of spirit, and that he who cannot forgive others breaks tbe bridge over which he himself must pasb. Let us rise to the moral grandeur of doty and respectability, achieve a victory over prejudices, over our memories of tho paetj our resentment" and spirit of re? taliation, rise to the dignity and honor of' our station, and to the- exulted stand .ard of pure and (generous- patriotism, 'forgetting, ourselves nod all OUT conflicts ana differences in the love we bear to otir fcltowB, equal in nil tho elements of true mau hood to ourselves It was said byan eminent historian that the true end, of politics ia to make life easy and a people nappy. Let us verify in our his? tory to-day this adage of a wise man, find leave no blot on tbe history of our times by maintainingdisUOotions among equals. You boast of having struck the manacles from the.hands ot the slaves, while you placo them upon the mind, the volition, the freedom of the whites. Lot us act up to the wisdom of states? men, and while you proclaim tbe liberty of the bondman, pronounce the emanci? pation of our raoe; withdraw your mili? tary from Southern soil, and restoro tranquility and order. Suffer not the fleeting and unworthy influences of {.arty to weigh down the mighty ba anees of haman rights, the- immunities of the citizen and the demand of tbe nation ; but, in view of the humiliations, sufferings and destruction of tbe past, looking with prescience and hope of tbe patriot to the stupendous greatness and glories of a happy future, rise to the true character of our position, and re atore to our people and the States jus? tice, confidence, equality and constitu? tional rule, the only, secure and solid foundations of froo Republican institu? tions,' Gan there be anything in the i h??l?ry of governments and of men, ,higuor, nobler, sublimer, than a great people, by their Representatives and Senators, obliterating all traces of pro? scription, and bringing b?ok into a com? mon fellowship, into communion and, brotherhood, those who are bono of our bone and flesh of. our flesh, who speak our lauguage, worship the same God, and seek to serve the samo country? Send, .therefore, the white-winged mes? senger of peace, reconciliation and hope tjo those who will contribute to our growth, unity and prosperity." '' TEN Y i-A ns OF RECKLESS CITY GOVERN? MENT.-Tho Philadelphia Age speaks of unfaithful members Of tho councils, "'rings" of various kinds ia that city during the past ten years-the gas ^.ring," the highway "ring," the water '* 'ring"-making a lavish waste of money 'in all possible ways. The city debt, from $19,000,000, mounted to $25,000, <foO, then $3O,OOO;OQ0, then $40,000,000, '?uff'b^w it evett' reaoheS $50,000,000, and sits, says tho Age, like an ill-omened bird Upon all the best interests of the City: With tho increase of debt came increase of taxation. Starting at $1.50 on the hundred, it has now roached $2 on the same amount, while, the rate of assessment has largely advanced, so that property which paid $600 taxes now pays $M0Q. Tho amount of the an? nual tax levy has rieon from $2,000,000 to bver $5,000.000. Averaging, say, $07600,000 a year for ten years, the amount colleoted in taxes fo'r that period has been $35,000,000, while,' during tho same time, the debt has been inoreased $25,000,000, making au annual amount of 8G.0OO.0?0 in which the city has been involved by its looserhandsd rulers. The tastes and rascally nabits inoident to tbe patriotic deviltries of the late ol vii war, doubtless, have had' much to do with these resalta. Gol. HoOInre, in accept? ing the Senatorial nomination of the Poarth District against the leader of the elty Hog, denonnoed the "political pros? titute) who attached themselves tb a party to use it as the instrument for por SOD al enrichment aud publio pinnder. Ture COMINO NBW STATHH. -Radicals who have the grand central idea of go? vernment en the brain are exceedingly desirous of admitting all our Territories as SUtes, und than build up their cent ral gower by increasing their strength in the knited States Senate. We have now nine Territories whose population at the last census stood as follows: Arizona, 9,658; Colorado, 89,864; Dakota, 14,181; Idaho, 14,066; Montana, 20,599; New Mexico, 01,'87?M7t>b. 86,780; Washing? ton, 23,955; Wyoming, 9,118; total, 811,030. These nine Territories, when mado States, would bo entitled to nine Repr?sentatives and eighteen Senators iu Congress. in a population, ail told, equal to but little moro than that of one Congressional District in Ohio. Some years ago Oregon was admitted opon a population of 13,284, and tito same Stato bas now but 30,823. Nevada was admit? ted whoo its population was 6,857, und Nebraska when it bad o population of onW 28,812. Nevada bas now 52,491, and Nebraska 122,993. Tho amendment proposed to the ap? portionment law, providing tbat no State shall bo admitted without tho requisito number of population, should bo adopt? ed. This would prevent further imposi? tion upon tho largo States, while no hardship could como to thoso in a Terri? torial condition.-Dayton Herald. LIVELY TIMES AURAD.-The Now York Commercial Advertiser thinks "when Train complotes his ticket, and Curl Schurz his, and tho 'Possums' theirs, and tho straight-out Bourbons, under Nneby, nail their colors to tho must, there will bo 'music in tho air* and 'fun for tho million' ail around." AN ExTBuitDiNA.liY DUEL.-The latest advioes in San Francisco from the head? waters of tba Kern River, where the fight between Charles Jones, the escaped convict from the Nevada State prison, and Franois S. Armistead, 'who waB pur saing him, Occurred, confirm all the par? ticulars at first received. Armistead was one ol: the foremost in the capture of Roberts, Morton and Black. Ho found the track of Charley Jones about fifty miles from the'head of Long Valley, on the San Joaquin River, and trailed him to Slawson'a sheep camp in Vioalia, where he waa stopping. Armistead told Jonea that ho wanted to engage a man to drive horses tb Arizona. Jones hired to him for the trip, and thus matters rested till morning. In the morning, Armistead told Slaw son what he was after, ?nd said he ex? pected to have trouble with his prisoner. It seems that Jones had a suspicion of what waa going on, for while the two men were talking, he went to the house, took Slawson's Henry rifle, and when he came out, said: "Here, you d-n-, I know your business. You want to tako me back to Nevada, but I will die first." With th?se words, he drew up and fired at Armistead. The fire was instant? ly returned, tho shot taking effeot in Jones' breast. The fight now began in doad earnest, and both men being armed with Henry rifles, it was fearful. There wa'B almost a constant stream of fire, and it seemed that nearly every shot took ef? feot. The men were about thirty stepB apart. Joues kept giving way, and Armistead followed him np till ho fell from loss of blood. Jones then rushed upon him, but Armistead raised his gun again and fired, shooting Jones through the head and killing him instantly. Armistead had fired fifteen shots, hit? ting his mark twelve times; while Jones had fired eleven shots, nine of whioh took effect in the body of Armistead, and either of the wounds would probably have proved fatal, Armistead lived about two boura after the fight. He was perfectly cool, and said that if be bad killed Jones ho was willing to die, H6 requested Sluwson to write an account, of the fight. W hen he first fell, be spoke of Aunt Sallie and Charley. His last words were: "Tell her I love-." The fight is consider? ed the most desperate on reoord. Our "great West" is fast becoming orientalized. What with the influx of Chinese and Japanese, nud tho swift steam transit across the Pacific, bringing the fabrics and habits of "furthest Ind" to the plains > ot our oentral continent, something like a revolution scorns to im? pend in the sights and customs of West? ern every-day life. A train of camels wended their way into Virginia City the other dey, and must have looked as much opt,pf place as a herd of buffaloes io Sa? hara. It would seem strange, indeed, if these "ships of the desert" can profitably compete with railroads. Such is thought to be the probability, or, of course, .the animals would not bo imported. There can be no doubt, as a Western jon rrj al observes, that, if deserts are needful to the happiness of the camels, oar oentral continent will furnish them an abundant supply. A ITT no cr A T/ STOKE.- Nature has boen robbed ot one of har meal valuable se orets, for it is impossible lo find in the formation of artificial stone any differ? ence from that pf tba moat beantifal ar? ticle whioh is quarried at immense ex? pense. Where aaad and gravel can be found, with such cement as is nsed, it can be modo in forms and molds with ureater facility than any other building material, not exoepting brick, which re? quires a fire of many hours to give it du? rability. Thia stone oan, in some in? stances, ba usod in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours after it has been made. Water hardens the mixture, and it be? comes perfectly indurated, and time and weather, a? well as fire, prove itv. inde? structibility. Aw iNTitiiK?TiNu STONE.-A lotter from tbs diamond diggings at tho Cape of (iood Hope, says: "Mr. Thornbury has brought down a very remarkable stone with lum. It has been pronouueed by Mr. Thomas, the lapidary, to bo a very unique stone, the like of which ho has novo? boforo neon. Ho considers it to bo a combination of the crystals ot the Oriental ntnotbyst and thu puru pigeon? wood "ruby. It is BtippoBed lo bo of great value. Looked through in one wny, it shows tho deep, rioh red of tho pigeon-blood ruby; from another view, (tho side view) it seems a beautiful amethyst. It was found at Hebron, by a Mr. Collins, lt weighs 17% onrnts." Tho proposed sale of the Spartanburg and Union Railroad attracts attention in tho Western and Northern Status. Tho New York Tribuno, of Friday, says: "Tho Spartanburg aud Uniou Rail? road, of South Cand?na, is offered for salo at auction, at Uuiouvillc, S. C., on t ho 5th day of February. It forms part of tho projected lino from Charleston, S. C., to Cincinnati, Ohio, is in good run? ning order, and should bo a valuable property." Tho annual conference of tho African Methodist Episcopal Church in this Stuto is now in session at Sum 1er, Bishop Brown, of Wushiugtou City, presiding. A JUDOS OM Alii, Founs.-The Bedalia (Mo.) Times concludes an account of the exploration of a cove in Bowling Green township with the following eke tc h of a member of the party: ''; ' Th? appearance of our honored friend, Judge Townaley, as be emerged from the cave with a handkerchief aron nd hit bead, crawling oft all fours, and a lighted candle in his mouth, afforded a picture unparalleled in tho judicial annals of our country. A chambermaid at the seminary board? ing-house, Bangor, Maine, while shak? ing a rug ont of a second-story window, recently, loBt her balance, turned a oom- j piste somersault, and came down to the ground with a rush. An observer was horror-stricken at the sight, and sup? posed, of course, that the maid was killed; bat, to his otter astonishment, after a moment's rest, she jumped up, ran into the house, and resumed her work, as if nothing bad happened. New York calls her poor gas "a burn- [ ing shame." Special ISTotlc???. O IT AI ARRI AGE-HAPPY BELIEF FOB YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and Abuses in early lifo. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treat? ment. New and remarkable remedies. Booka and Circulars sent free, m .sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South Ninth Street, Pniladelphia, Pa. Doc 24_3m o Lea & Perrins' Sauce, Pronounced by Connoisseurs ..TUE ONLY GOOD SAUCE." It improves appetite and digestion, and it ia unrivaled for ita flavor. We are directed by MeasrB. LEA A PER? RINS to proaocnto all parties making or Tend? ing oouutorfe.it?. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Ang 15 {Gmo Agenta, New York. Garden Seeds, OF choice stock and true to name. Every variety of selected GARDEN, FIELD and FLOWER SEEDS. Having over200 acres de? voted ta seed growing, all wanting pure Beoda direct from the grower should send their or? ders direct to us. Descriptive Catalogues and Price List famished on application. COLLINS, DOWNS A CO., lill and 1113 Market st., Philadelphia, Pa. Seed (arms near Haddonflold, N. J. N. B.-Trado supplied on liberal terms. Doc 23_j2G Planting Potatoes! On A BARRELS selected SEED POTA ?UUTOES-Pink-Eves, Early Rose, Jackson Whiten, Peach Blows and Early Goodrich, for salo low by Jan 10_EDWARD HOPE. Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! THE undersigned begs leave to inform tho oitlzons of Columbia that bo baa a WOOD YARD at his old itand, at tho Charlotte De? pot, where he keeps constantly on hand the boat qualities of PINE and OAK WOOD, which ho will soil, DELIVCBBO to any part of tho oity, at tho following extraordinary low prices, viz: Pine, tl: Oak, $5 per cord. Good tseaenro guarantoed. Orders may bo lofc either at my store or at Ismo Subsbaohor'a Jewelry Store, Main street. Jau ll Imo* CHARLES HAMBERG. Pocket Diaries for 1872. ALL sizes and prices. Miller'? Almanacs for 1872.. Aleo. LaeUe'a. OaateU'a and ether Pictorial Almanacs. ALSO. 1.800 STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Io Enropo and Amer io?, colorad and plain, carefully se? lected. For sale at Jan t BRYAN 36 MoO ART BR'S Bookstore. New Books. THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, by Bish? ops and other Clergy of tba Anglioan Church. Vol.1. 13, Annt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping Hea von warda. 91.30. Hannah, a new Novel, by Miss Mnloeh. 50o. Jan 14 DUFFIE A CHAPMAN. Hulas and Horses. _ A stock of Ano MULES andfljv^ ! 'Sgdgjrw H O RH E H constantly on hand^SKSk >fWl?t the NATIONAL HOTEL JE? ?M ,/rsTABLEB. Liboral advances mano on horses nu consignment for salo. _Jan 18.1mo P. HAMILTON JOYNER. Kentucky Horses and Mules. A A FINE lot of Kentucky Mfa XkaT'SPtook-U ORBES AND*?? (\T\ MULES-Just receivod and Jj ? for salo. Can bo Been at Mr. uwou Daly's Stablos, on Assembly street. Jan ia_ JOHN N. LONG. JUBt Received, ALABOE number of lino KKNTUOKY MULES, which may he sera at Charles Logan's stahl?-?, corner Hon ate ?nil Assembly streets. W. M. h i. M. TAI.HOT, Jan 13 For Sale. ?J A LOT of fine Kentucky *iv Bfetagv MULCH and HORSES, just ar-f/l?l* fBJ| rived. Call at ZLXL DALY'S STABLES, Oct 7 On Assembly street. Pipes! Pipes!! nAAn INDIAN CLAY PIPES, for . \J\JVJ salo low to doah-rH. N?v 23 JOHN C. BEEPERS. Private Bearding-. I>ERSONSin want of a quiet, retired HOME, . can apply to Min. H. J, WYATT, on Plain etront, near Pickens. North nido. Bec '211 The Boctors Recommend Seegers'Beer [N preference to Londoa Porter and Scotch Ale. Why? They Itstow ft is tSlfti tu Iterated Revenue Stamps! Revenue Stamps! 3 ALL DENOMINATIONS fur Bale at the UMUII discount, at tho SOUTH CARO? LINA BANK AND TRUST CO. Dec 7 FRESH STOCK. LADIES* DOUBLE-SOLED GAITERS. Ladies' and Miaaee' OVKR ?8EOES Xadiob' aad Genta'* FOOT-HOLDS. Ladies* and Gents* GORE HOLES. Gents* WATER-PROOF BOOTH. Gouta' Woolen OYER-SHOEft. Gents' Black and Colored OVER GAITERS. Children's' WINTER SHOES. _?au.2L__-_?. MEIGHAN. WE ll AVE BE-0RG?K1ZED OUR And Becnred the services of a FIRST CLASS CUTTER. And aa the eeason is late, and onr stock of CASSIMERES Large, will UKI IF CUIIfR AT UROTJOICD HATES, iAnd Guarantee Satisfaction. Our Heady-Made Stock of Clothing, Hats and Fur? nishing Goods Is still large, and deduction in price will be made to reduce it. Wo aro BUU taking orders for Shirts, warranting a Ht. If you want moe gooda, giro ns a call, E. & W. C. SWAPPIELD. January 18 Tumbling- Down Prices in Clothing1. THE undersigned beg leave to inform their many friouda and patroua that they have concluded to reduce their largo and varied stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats and Genta' Furnishing Geode, in ordor to make room for a fresh arrival; and will, therefore, diapoae of their goods at prioos to ault tba moat skeptical. They take further pleasure in atatiag to th* pnblio that their .tock ooneieta of ?neb gooda aa o an ba fully warranted, and oorapriaee gooda from ike I lowest lo tba ?oeat gradea. We maka apeoial mention of our large aaaortmonl of OVER? COATS, and persona in want of thia necessary appendage viii do veli by nelltng ??rly at tba popular Clothing Boone of ?Tim s at nut?.. I>*?e 34 Under the Go lumbla Hnud. M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Alain Street, near Plain, NOW on hand and daily re? ceiving from the manufac? tories of N?-w York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville,the _largest anflurtment of FUR NITURE ever kept in thin market, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber sud Dlu ing-Room Unite; 200 Bedsteads of different patterns, in Walnut und Imitation; also, tho celebrated Georgia Fplu-bot toro Chairs. All Kind?.if MATTltEEHES made to order. UP HOLST KB INO aud REPAIRING dono at >borti'!)t notice and in tho bimi manner Tri nu? (.anb and Good? cheap. Oct itn Columbia Music Store. Ly Br and & Son I ritAKE pleasure in calling tho attention of Jl. th? public to an examination of their SPOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con aisting?f Pianos, Church und Parlor Orgaus, i Melodeous, Violins, (lullars, Banjos, Flutes, Accord?ons, Brans and Kilver Band Inptru iiiuutu ol all kinds, Also, Sheet Murdo and Instruction Book? fer every olaea of Musical Inst ruinen I s on baud at all times. Sheet Mu nie seht by mail, post pud. on receipt of I price; and rd! kinds or Mn*leal Goods sent by . Express, when ordered, to any tem of the | State, m u ked C. i>. I>. Good Second-hand i I'ianoti und Olga lia for sale cheap, for cash. Pianos. Organs and MciodeonH t ni ??.! und rc-1 paired in a lUi?Hfactory manner; and w iii give ! especial attention lo Backing, Removing und j Shipping Pianos lor other partit r to any peni ( desired, ?it moderate pi ices. All orders promptly attended lo and eat is fact iou KU iraiiteed tn l!io*o lavoring un willi | their patronage Send for our cainlogiie of Hheet Mm le ami Musical Merchandise, 'Pay-1 lor et rent, C'ttizemT Saving? Bank BtiNdiuc;, Columhia. S. C. Nov 7 J - Palmetto Firemen's Fair. THE Committee of tho Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Compiuy, appointed to aid the ladlee wno JO liberally offered to hold a Fair io behalf of the Company, are pleased to announce to the puhlio that the Fair will be opouod at Irwin's Hall, on the bight of the 21st of February. Tho, tables will bo repre? sented by Bira. T. M. Pollock, Hrs. It. 8 Mor? rison, Mrn. John A. Shiell, Mrs. Thoa. Boyne, Mrs. Mary Brady, Mra. B. 8. McCully and Mrs. 8. Morrison, who will be pleased to reoeive contributions from all wsll-wiehera of the Falmettoee. COMMITTEE-C. F. Jackson, J. 8. Puree, W. B. Royeter, M. J. Calnan, J. A. Sbioll, lt. B. McKay. W. J. Heidt, William Morrison, T. P. Parea, F. J. Brown, T. M. Pollook. Jan ?_6_ WM. H. ORCHARD. Professor of Music anddealerin nano Fortes. APPLY at his roaidenco, corner of Laurel and Henderson Btreets, or at tho book I store of Dufiio A Chapman, j Piano Fortes, Organe and Malodeonn I Tuned and Bopairod. _Jan 23 gmo Portraits Palmed in Oil FROM lifo, or from tho smallest picture. Photographs Colored in all atyleB. Also) I Loaaons given in Drawing and Painting. Apply at Bryan A McOarter's bookstore, or at the residence of Prof. WM. H. OUCH ABD, corner of Laurel and Henderson streets. Jan 23_8m o NEW O ROOKERY AND UOIiSE-FlMlSIIIXG STORE. I^r-. THE nndereigned bavo re fe=^ oo?tly opened an entire NEW STOCK of articles in the above line, which bas been carefully selected. They invite a call from the citizens to inspeot their GOODS AND PRICES, Their stock embraces CROCKERY, CHINA, I PLATED-WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, Eto. KIKCSLaNO & II KAT U , Under Columbia Hotel. H. KINGSLAND. J. A. HEATH. Jan 21 Smo For Sale. onn nnn FEET OF LUMBER, OUU,UUU 60,000 feet of well sea ? soned Flooring on hand. Order? for Lath, and all kinds Lumber filled at short notlco. Apply at our Lumber Yard, on Lady street and Greenville Railroad, or address W. LOWUY A CO., Oat 28 Gmo Box 130. Colombia. 8. C. Copartnership Notice. THE subscribers, having this day formed a copar too i a ii in, to he known and styled aB ? j HOWIE A ALLEN, and having leased for a .erm of years the shops and machinery, and j bought the matorials on the promisee former- ! ly occupied by James M. Allen, are prepared ' to enter into contracta for building or the ftnishiug or all ahop-mado materials, each as BLINDS, Doors, Saab, Window Frames, Ac . .to. Also, tho Dreaeing of Lumber, Scroll j Sawing and Turning, and would respectfully' Solicit a aharo of thc public patronage. HOWIE ?fc ALLEN. JOHN M. IIOWIK, EDIVA HD ALLKN. COLUMBIA. November 13.1871. Decl2 3mo Headquarters for Garden Seeds. LANDRETQ'S Extra Early PEAS. Carter's first crop Pea*. Little Oem Tom Thumb Peau, Early Long Pod, Cabbage Seeda. Onion Sets, Red and Whit?, Lawn GrasB Seod, Red and While Clover, Timothy and Kentucky Bine Qreae, Orchard Graes Seed, For ealu, wholesale and retail, at JanO HEINITSB'8 Drag Store. Removal. fr. THE euusorlber, anticipating ^aa|k a removal, uith a view of fur jSBKBBDfc nianing au ?mir? new stock for OgSBaStha aprils suns?n would inform H lhe Puu^? *D** tor one month gSEMtg/ffl from thia data will o ff ur lier on 9tt> enwS? i1t,? pr?sent stock of MIL1.I W/wE NUB Y and FANCY GOODS. JT*Jf at coat, for caah only. Being Wwi prepared to give bargains in every instance, would request a oall at her Milliner j Katablishment, on Main atreot, East j aide, opposite to Mesara. J. H. AH. L. Ki uard'a dry gooda bouao. Ja" u . MB8. A. MoOORMICK. MT. ZION SCHOOL, Winnyboro, S. C. -?. THE Spring Soaaion opena on Monday, January '29. 1872. The ?^IiJH?jQcourw? of instruction affords tho Vup^T^B rough preparation for any dopart ^Qvmont of nnivirnity study, or for Satasaw buaiuesa life. The Virginia Mili? tary Institute has rocentlv conferred upon thia School an Annual PU1ZK SCQOLAKSniP, covering the eutire cuurae in that lnatitutiuu. Address M. M. FARROW, Principal. Jan 7 26 Law Notice. fTVIE undersigned bavo formed a partnnr JL ship in thu practico of law, uuder the atvle of UIO.V rf? THOMAS, And will ((ivs.careful consideration and at? tention to artybusiness outr nat nd In their abarle. Oftlco ut ilhii*ko.tt's building, on haw Bungo. JAM??S H. Hi"*. Jons P. THOMAS. Coi.UMlilA, ti. C., November 10,1871. Nov 21 finio Ono Puncheon Loohgilphead. rpilE best SCOT(!H WHISKEY. Deslere J. eau bavo it nearly al cost. Nov 15 JOHN C. SEEOEBK. New York Exchange BOtiillT.and sold, nt THE CITIZENS'SAVINOS BANK. Frightful Prophecy. ?F yon neglect a cough or a cold, however slight, consumption, that grer.t destroyer, will bu ?ure to follow. Tho inscription upon tim tumb'Stonu will be in the following utiirt litig worde: "Mun FROM A Nvoi.Lvri'n Conon " Stanley's celebrated COUGU SYltUP will cure coughs, ?olds, asl Inna, throat affections, when no other preparation with Try a bot? tle. Prepared only by Nov 25 ? E. 11 il Kl M ISM. Drueci-t. Fresh Biscuits and Crackers. A I,AHOE assortment und choice varioty, ?\ jual in and lor saki low. K. HOPE." LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES* 'OnSale at - W. K, GREENFIELD'S REPOSITORY. THE Boggy stock embraces everything, from the plain, substantial Concord style to a light, elegant trotting buggy. Four 6assenter vebiolea in largo variety, incladiog rownclle, Bockawaya, Pbotone, Victorias, and a new style of four-seat Buggy. Thin stock is all froBb from the factories, is of tba latOBt design, and, not least important, m boing sold at very low prices._Deo !W Richardson's Law Reports, VOL. I, New Series. Btato oasb prim, $6. AIBO, tho following new Law Books: Brightly-Election Cases. ?7 50. Hill on Fixtures. t2. Tyler on Infancy and Coverture. $7 60. Tyler on Ejectment and Adverse Enjoy? ment. (7 50. Dwarda on Statutes and Constitutions. Bishop's Law of Married Women. 17 50. Langd ale's Select (Jasen on Contracts. tl 50. Second Volumo Brigbllo's Federal Digest. ?3 50. Bam'a Legal Judgment. 15 00. For salo at BRYAN A Mo0ARTER*8 Dec 30 _ Bookstore. Dissolution. THE ?rni of PAYSINQER A FRANKLIN was dissolved, the let instant, by mutual consent. All persons indebted to said lirm will make payment to W. S. MONTEITH, and all parsons having demands against the aaid firm will preseuttbem to him for a seulement, ho being fully authorized by ua to settle up tho business of the said firm. T. M. PAYSINOER,. Jan 16 C. R FRANKLIN. LOOS TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best, BUT GO TO THE BEST PLACE. WE ol aim to have one of the finest stocks of WATCHES, of all beat Eng _?Heb, Swi8B and Amorican makers. With Diamonds and other fine Jewelry, onr stock ia large, and we are going to sell the Gooda. REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in all branches, by tho beat of workmen. WM. GLAZE, Nov 19_Formerly Glaze & Radcliffe. I Boots and Shoes, LEATHER, ETC. ! - m THE old house of P. H. FLA J^?\. NIGAN, who for twenty yoars ^B carried on the Shoe trade, and Var^asBRHnevor failed to give satisfaction I in every branch, in now opened by hie sons. ? and they will conduct the business on tba old plan-keep nothing but first claae gooda,, quick aalea and short profita. i P. H. FLAN IG AN will superintend the Ma? nufacturing Department, and will b*o pleased to aee hie old friends and customers. Our stock consists of Mon's, Boys', Youths', Ladies', Miiaea' and Children's Shoes, of all Styles and Varieties* They will leave nothing undone to merit a fair anare of the patronage so liberally be? stowed on their father. Go aud see them.. I All Sboea exchanged or money refundod. Fivo first class BOOT-MAKERS wanted. J. T. FLA NIG AN A CO., Main street, opposite L?rick A Lowrance's. Deo 19_ CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY ARE dailv receiving the finest READY MADE ('LO I'D LNG, for old and Yoong gentlemen, that have ever been offered ?a thia market. No custom-made cm surpaya, and but few can equal (hem, in style, and finish,, and price. II ATS. I Wo sell tho host, at lower rates than those i who don't buy from the manufacturcrsdiroot. SHIRTS. Wo keep the Star and Trne Fit conetantly I on hand, and will take orders for half dozen, or moro, and ?arrant a fit. DNDER-WEAR in all varietiea. RUBBER CLOTHING. GLOVES-Leather, Buck, Kid. Dog, Bit ano? Beal. Bargains to be bad in GLOVES. NECK WEAR- ah stvlen. Plain and fancy Linen and Paper COLLARS. I Sleeve and Collar BUTTONS-Gild atna I some that won't coin. Wo will take Greonbacks at par for tl* these._Sc^taO LOOS " . TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best ! MY lino of WATCHES la now full and complete, and ??n'^s public may depend on getting tho beal at the loweat possible figure?, ss my facilities are snob that I defy competi? tion from any market. I have also iu store and oonstantly arriving all tho newest styles of Ladios'Sets, in Dia? mond, Coral,Cameo, Etruscan, Oold, Jst, Ac; elegant design* in Chains, Bracelets,Charma, Lonkota, Ac; the latest and mest hean ti fol patterns in solid Silver and heavy Plated Ware- Goods suited for bridal, holiday sud. other presentations. Repairing iu all branches, by the beal work? men and at reasonable rah e. ISAAC SULZBACflRR, Oct 13 Columbia Bot.il Row WATCHES, uLOCKS AND JEWELRY. 1 RAVE on hand a select stork of WATCHES. J EWEL-cg0^ tKY. CL?'CKH. sIl.Vh.R and PLATED! WAUrJ, whu'li I will dispose nf st moat rea? sonable i riere. A lao, SPECTACLES to *nif all agna. REPAIRING in ni} line doue nronij'tlj ano. on good terms. All articles aed work warranted t;> b? ar represented. GEO. BRITCR, 2d door below l'n<i:N..\ ofiloe, Main street. Oct 29 The DextfeT Stables. THE-undersigned havo re? moved their Stables to tho new building, imm?diat ol y South of .Tanney's Hall, and, with a now. - /stock of CARRIAOEH. BUG OIKS ano lino HORSES, aro prepared lo au pwer all call? that may bo made upon them. Horse-' bought and sold og commission. Persons in want of good Mtocfc. aro invited tc give ns a rall. Liberal advances made on. .?.oei. left forfait?. ROYCE A CO. W ll BOVCK. ?". ll PKTTIN<III.I.. lan 24 Gold and Silver 1>0UG11 r and sold, at y THE CITIZENS' SAVINGS HANK. Seegers' Beer is Pare. P don't contain Cocoeulna Indiens Fiel' Kerries to make sleepy or headache. r