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THE DAILY ''Let oar just Censur?e Attend the Trne Event." BY J. A. gELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24, 1872. VOL. VIII-NO. 134. THE BUIJUEBO&UPBBXII, AFFAIR IR EGYPT.-The following ie tbe official statement of this affair : ALEXANDRIA, July 14,1872.-To Gene? ral C. P. Stone, Chief-of-Staff-GENERAD: Ou tho eveniDg of the 12th instant, being late in the city, myself and two offiaers, Colonel Alick Boyuokls and Major Campbell, dined together. After wo had dined, and on passing out, we sainted, in the politest manner possible. Mr. Butler, tho Consul-General of the United Statos, who was dining in the sumo Baloon. We had all passed into the street, when the Oonsul-General, Mr. Butler, called repeatedly to Major Campbell, in the most extraordinary and offensive manner. The Major turned towards Mr. Butler, to learn the cause of bis trouble, and asked why ho ad? dressed him in so offensive a manner. The Consul said to him, "I wish to see yon, sir," and rising from his chair, rushod upon the Major, inflicting blows, which were returned. At the outset, and boforo Butler bad left his scat, a man by the namo of Wadleigh, tho com? panion and employee of tho Consul, seated near bim at tho samo table, rose simultaneously with him, drawing his pistol ut the same tima, and exclaiming, "Lot us commence tho work!" or words to that effoot, and instantly bogan firing at tho Major, the Consul exclaiming, "Give it to him, Wadleigh!" It was in the evening, but light enough to see all the movements. Tho man Wadleigh, after firing five or six shots at the Major -ono of which took effect, badly wound? ing him in the leg, endangering its loss, if not his life-ran into the dining-room, in the direction of tho baok door, and the affair ceased here. I did all I oould to prevent its continuance, while the Consnl-General was doing everything in I his power to canse the death of- Major Campbell. After that whioh I have re? lated, and believing the Consnl-General the sole canse of this affair, and being convinced that he designed, with the persons then with him, to take the life of Major Campbell, I went to the office of the Chief of Police, to find ont if there was any possibility of having the assas? sins arrested. The Consul followed me to the office with these men, and here refused to allow the arrest of Wadleigh. When I demanded hie arrest, ho (Wad? leigh) stepped baok slightly in the rear of Mr. Butler and pnt his hand npon his pistol, evidently with the intention of drawing it, bnt was prevented by tho police present. I then asked not only that he be arrested, bnt that he should be placed in irons. At this stage, But? ler said that he would arrest him and be responsible for him, bnt could not pnt his friend in irons. These are the facts, briefly told, as they came to my imme? diate knowledge. While at the police office, Mr. Strologo, one of Mr. Butler's companions, throughout the whole af? fair, voluntarily informed me that he en? deavored to dissuade Butler and Wad? leigh from making the attack; but he oonld not do so, showing that the whole affair was a premeditated thing to mur? der Major Campbell. Before the Chief of Police could get there, I was com? pelled to leave bis office with Major Campbell, in search of medical aid, as he was bleeding profusely from his wound. With my best regards, I am, General, your obedient servant, LOBING, Brigadier-General. WHY LOOAN IS FOR GRANT.-Senator Logan having been gazetted to speak in Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Ne tea ex? plains why Logan is for Grant: 1. There is a band of Indians in the North-west called the Tent?n Sioox. They compriso about 30 lodges, 250 war? riors, drones, squaws, and papooses, all told. Their chief is Sitting Bull. 2. This little band has recently been on the war path, approached the pro? posed line of the North Pacific Railroad, and run off a few head of stock, and noti? fied the surveyors that they were op? posed to the building of the railroad. Snob, at least, is the pretext and rumor, probably without foundation, and origi? nating with interested parties. Upon the strength of this rumor there was em? bodied in the Indian appropriation bill a section appropriating $500,000 "for the pacification of the Tent?n Sioox." 3. To the total surprise of the "In? dian ring," and the parties who procured this appropriation to be mado, ono Maj. Wham, a friend, protege, and jackal of Gen. Logan, was appointed to the duty of "pacifying the Teuton Sioux," and was made the almoner of the $500,000 appropriated for that purpose. 4. For the pacification of this little pack of red-skinned boree thieves, the sum of $25,000 would have been amply sufficient, giving every warrior in the band at least $400 in money. But we will allow that $50,000 was needed for this purpose, or say $800 to eaoh Indian. Still there is the sum of $450,000 out of the $500,000 that is a clear, undoubted, flagrant fraud, an open robbery of the Treasury, without excuse, warrant or jus? tification. The reader with half an eye can see why Logan, who was moro hostile to Grant than any other Senator, is now so favorable to hin re-eliotioo. He has "been seen." HEAVY. DRY GOODS IMPORTATIONS. $6,000,000 of dry goods in a single week is a heavy importation, and indicates either extraordinary extravagance or a vast expansion of wealtb among the peo? ple of the oonntry. With all this, gold la? bors hard against the efforts of specula? tors to push it up, and the foreign ex? changes are fully one per cent, below tho specie shipping point. Old Adam Smith wonld go orazy wero he alive and forced to the task of solving the present curions problems in our gold and monoy market. "Every man who hates rebels" was in? vited to be present at the colored mon's meeting in Detroit Friday night. Eighty men and fourteen women were all the "haters."-Dei roil Free Press. THE COLUMBIA PLUNDERERS.-From South Carolina we have reports that the I oarpet-bag leaders are quarreling [ among themselves, and that an inde? pendent Republican ticket will probably be nominated in opposition to that of j the ring. If men of known good char? acter oan be found and placed on such a ticket, the white inhabitants of South Carolina will no doubt willingly givo it] their support, and, with tho aid of tho | moro intelligent and honest of tho ne? groes, might reasonably hopo to carry the State. The greatest obstacle would lie in the frauds of the election officers, some of whom, it may bc remembered, wero sout to the penitentiary two years ago, for just a trifle overdoing business in the Beaufort District. Certain it is that there is now great wrangling and that exposures are coming out of the modus operandi of the great robberies of the Scott ring.-iveie York Tribune. Carpot-bagism in South Carolina stands out in worse light yet, yiowed through the Herald's despatch from that Stato in to-day's issue. If no positive | dishonesty were intended by the Finan? cial Board in hypothecating the capital? ists in New York $7,000,000 of bonds, is? sued simply for the conversion of old State paper, the readiness with \>hich these men, who believe in their own ir? responsibility, plunged into illegality, shows the utter recklessness and want of principle among them. The aggrieved bond-holders should prosecute. I New York Herald. THE RADICAL WAY OF CONDUCTING THE CAMPAIGN.-The Radical journals are beginning to oonduot the campaign on the prinoiple of "no case; abuse the op? posing attorney." To defend the record of Qen. Grant is becoming a hopeless task. In all the disparagement of Mr. Greeley, so . lavishly bestowed, there is one thing that has remained unim pugned-his honesty. The American people, o race principally of agricultural dwellers in the fresh fields and sombre woods, where morality is supposed to be more nncontaminated than in the larger cities; and of merchants, the very life of whose daily business is strict, fair deal? ing, would be wise if they elected the opponent of Gen. Grant, if for no other reason than his conceded honesty. The corruption in our present Administra? tion has spread so widely, has fastened itself BO firmly already on the body poli? tic, that, in foqr years moro on the same rale, the popular mind would be gradu? ally debauched, a lower standard of morals would be easily tolerated in our | Government officials, and the danger, that now only threatens ns, become im? possible to avert. Tba remedy to be j applied on the ?th of next March will work an effective cure. The fashionable color of England is a I shade of light buff called Isabel. Special Notices. O? Marriage.-Happy relief for Young ' Mon from the effects ot Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restorod. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treat? ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 j South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug ll_3mo We clip the following from tho Troy (N, Y.) Whig: "Some three months eiuce, Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.Y., commenced advertising in tho Whig an article called 'Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.' Wo believed at that time it was ono 1 of the many catoh-penny arrangements to swindlo poople out of their money, but during the past two weeks, have become convinced to the contrary. We know of several prominent citizens who have suffered from that loath? some disease, 'Catarrh,' and they pronounce Dr. Sage's Remedy no humbug, and in seve? ral iuatauces have been entirely cured. Wo I desire to give Dr. Pierce the benefit of tho samo." BEAUTY'S BEST AUXILIARY.-Ask the hello oft the season what appointment of her toilet table bolds the highest placo in her osteem, and she will reply, without a moment's reflec? tion, HAOAN'B MAONOLIA BALM. Nothing, elie is thoroughly aware, contributes so power? fully to enhance her charms and render her irresistible as that most delightful and healthy 1 auxiliary of beauty. By using it, ladies are enabled, long after they havo passed tho mo-1 ridian of lifo, to preservo the youthful bloom and purity of their complexions, and where j Nature has donied that superlativo attrac? tion, tho Balm fully compensates for her defi? ciencies. _Aug 22 13 A STODDORN FACT.-There is scarcely any disease in which purgative medicines aro not \ moro or less required, and much s offering might be provonted were they moro generally used. No person can feel well while a costive habit of body prevails; besides, it Boon gene ratos serious diseases which might have boen avoided by a timoly uso of Cathartic Medi? cines. For this purposo, DR. TU I T'S VEGETA? BLE LlVEB PlLLB aro confidently recommend? ed ; they are mild, safe, prompt and uniform in tboir action. They contain no mercury. Persons may eat and drink as nsu.il, aud they may bo taken at any time. MILLEN, BURKE COUNTY, Ot., Oct. 28,18C9. Dr. Wm. H. Tu?.-SIR: We have been on gaged for Borne timo in Belling your prepara? tions, and it affords ua pleasure to say that in every iustance thoy havo given perfect satis? faction. Wo can moro particularly speak "f four Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight, Liver ills and Pain Alleviator, as being all thev are represented to be, having used them in our own families with marked success ; and would advise every family to keep a supply on hand, as they may ho the moans of saving many dollars in doctor'* bills, aud alleviating much pain and Buffering. Very truly yours. Aug 20 iH3 GRA? A DANIEL. Dr. TutCs Hair Dge imparts a Natural Color Pure Angelica Wine. ON draught, CALIFORNIA ANGELICA, a dulioioue and puro Wino for invalids and summer uso, just received and for salo low by JOHN AGNEW & SON. Coal! Coal! ! Q?in TONS oI COAL just rocoived, and OvJv/ will be ?old cheaper thai? any other 1 in thia market. I have shipped thia coal di? rect, and thero ia uo aocond pro li t on it. Tboao who want cheap Coal can apply to AUK 20 G_;_T. J. HAHPF.Tt. The Richland House. 1HAVE rumovod to new quarters, on Main arrest, noar Lady, where 1 cordially invito tho old monds of the "Cottago House" to vieit mo, and aolicit the patronado of new cus tomera alao. WM. KENNEDY. Aug 20_ To the Ladies. ONE of tho worst torma of discoloration of the skin, and of pimpled and eruptive faces, is caused by tho use of CALOMEL and BLUE MASS. Mercurial medicines aro sup? posed to have a special action on tho liver; the theory ia erroneous. If calomel is given in repeated doses it ptoduceB salivation, and in this condition tho liver is badly damaged. The liver ia moro torpid; the akin must do some of tho liver'a work, in excroting nilo ele? ments, and will bo liable to pimples, blotches, eruptiona, dark apota, discolorations, tuber? cles, Boro mooth, Bore throat, catarrhal affec? tions, &o. Tho only acrvicoable liver medi? cine ia HEINIT8H'H LIVER PILLS. No ca? lomel. Thoy regulate the liver and purifv tho blood._AUK 22 i Cow for Sale. A GOOD MILKER, with a fine heifer CALI*. Apply at PHONIX .office. Aug 23 For Sale. AT Dalv'a Stable, eighteen superior Kentucky HARNESS AND SADDLE 1 L HORSES. Persona wielling to pur-j .chase will do well to call and examine them, aa they havo been selected especially for this market. JOHN N. LONG, Ag't. AUK 17_R. GRAHAM fe. CO. For Sale, KW 20 FINE LARGE MULER, and 3 USA four-horso WAGONS, with 3 sots of JE2SuRood HARNESS. August 9 I_CHAS. LOGAN. Kew Line. THE undersigned havo put on _[the line between Walhalla, 8. C., aud tho eua of tho track of the Air-Line Rail? road, in Georgia, first class COACHES and GOOD TEAMS. Tri-weokly trips will bo made, with close connections. THOMPSON A. STEELE. WALHALLA, 8. C., July 29, 1872. August 3_ U3 Real Estate. THE subscriber baa in hand, for sale, a large amount of valuable REAL ESTATE, I consisting of Plantations, Farms, Woodlands ' and Milla. ALSO, Improved and unimproved CITY LOTS. Especial attention ii called to that elegant | and commodious reaidenco known aa the El moro Houao. Thia reaideuce ia situated on a lot of six acres, handsomely improved, in a healthy location, and can bo bought on easy terms. ALSO, Several eligible BUSINESS LOTS, on Rich-1 ardson street. J. W. PARKER, Real Estate Broker, Aug ll Imo_CjiJumbia^S. C. Notice. THERE will bo a mooting of the Executive I Committee of tho Democratic party of South Carolina, in Columbia, ou MONDAY NEXT, the 2Cth inst., at 8 o'clock P. M., at the rooma of the Universal Life Insurance Com? pany. The attendance of every mombor of tho committee ia specially requested. M. C. BUTLER, Chairman Commute. Tho following gentlemen constitute the committee: 1. M. C. Butler, Richland. 2. Wade Hampton, Richland. 3. Thomas Y. Simons, Charleston. .1. M. P. O'Connor, Charleston. 5. F. W. Dawson, Charleston. G. John S. Richardson, Sumter. 7. S. P. Hamilton, Cheater. 8. J. P. Thomaa, Richland. 0. Johnson Hagood, Barnwell. 10. W. W. Sellera. Marion. 11. M. W. Gary, Edgefield. 12. Samuel McGowan, Abbeville. 13. Henry Mciver, Chesterfield. 14. W. H. Wallace, Union. 15. W. D. Simpson, Laurena. Aug 22 New Mackerel, &c , &c. THESE open very tine, and at extremely1 low pricca. No. 1 Shore MACKEREL, in b?rrele, halt] barr?la and kits. Also, 10 kits "Mesa" Mackerel. These, like disappointed politicona, have had their heads and tails cut oft : 50 boxes Scaled Herring-i, 1 box large Cod Fish. Aug 15_GEO. KYMMERS. I Cotton Gin. IFORTY-SAW COTTON GIN, with CON DENSEIt. manufactured by Horace L. Emory, ae good aa new, having beon only used a fow weeka. Will bo aold at a aacritico, by JOHN AGNEW & SON. Oats and Corn. 1{\f\f\ BUSHELS FEEDING OATS, .UUU 700 bushol? White Corn, for salo low for cash. HOPE ?fc GYLES. North Carolina Hay. TP? BALES good N. C. HAY, for palo ow P by_ HOPE & GYLES._ Sellinc Out at and Below Cost MY ontiro atock, coneisting of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ChaiiiB, Jowolry, Silver War?, Plated Ware, Clocks. Aug 10 ISAAC SUI.ZBACHER. Selling Out Below Cost. LADIES' WRITING DESKS, Jewel Casos and Traveling Companions. _ISAAC BULZBACIIER. Selling Out Below Cost. ENT'S WALKING CANES, at all prices; \JT from 50 couts npwarda. _ISAAC SULZBACnER. Choice Family Flour. pf rv BARRELS STRICTLY PRIME, for t_)\J aalo at reduced rates. Auguat 10 HOPE & GYLES. C. H. BARNWELL'S Private School for Boys. r?-^ THE next session of mySCHOOL jtfttiSk. will commence on tho FIRST fllwfMnMnAV '" September, ^ffllgl Willi tho view of securing hotter T^^fly organization, and or devoting moro timo to classical and matho matical Btudios, I have determined to receive no pupil? undor ten or over sixteen years of age, and to limit their number to thirty. Thorough instruction given in all branches, preparatory to a colic giato course. For further information, apply at my resi? dence, corner of Plain and Henderson streets. Aug 20 Ct ?. H. DAUN WELL. University of South Carolina. j/?f?^ TUE next (tho sixty-sixth) An flfM uual Session of this institution 'SflljMfewill open on MONDAY, Tilt of Oc Jj&BiSr For'catalogucs or further infor raation, apply to Kev. C. Bruco Walker, Secretary of Faculty. ? lt. W. BARNWELL, AugUBt 18 s3 Chairman of Faculty. NOW IS THE TIME TO Save Your Money! .jpALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS will be sold at great bargains before tho season opens, at C. P. JACKSON'S. Aug 20_ COAX.! COAL!! THE undersigned have established a CUAL YARD lu this city, which will bo kept regularly Eup plied with the boat qualities of Grate, Stove, Chestnut, Blacksmith, j And FOUNDRY COAL, for salo at the lowest prices. A good article can he supplied, deli? vered in any part of the ci'y. 100 TONS GRATE COAL Now on hand. LONG TON (2.210 lbs.) will always he given. Mr. W.H. RIVES is our Agont for Bale of Coal, and will give prompt attention to all or dors Bent him, or dropped in Post Oflico Box No. 117, or left at Fisher A Silliman'a Drug Store. Aug 20 Imo_O. G. PARSLEY A CO_._ The N. C. Election, | THAT excited BO much interest, having beon decided, tho attention of thc publio is called to the groat inducements To be Offered by tho "INDIAN OIRL," in closing out a few brands of fiuo CIGARS, four for 25 cents-a price that allows no grounds for it to be Contested AB to where is tho place to get tho most for your money. "Paucake," "Century," "May Flower" and "Durham" aro specialties. Aug 10 Se'ling Out AFINE stock of tho celebrated Morris A Lazarus PERFECTED SPECTACLES, which 1 have boon selling lo thc public for tho laBt four years. _ISAAC 8ULZBACHER, So'e Agent. Notice. WE hereby givo notice to all whom it may concern, that wo have resigned our connection with tho Universal Lite Insuranco Compauy, of Now York. The oflico and busi I ness is turned over to Mr J. W. shackleton), Southern manager fur said Company. M. W. GARY, _AUK_2_M. 0. BUTLER. Superb Winter Cabbage. LARGE Mammoth Head CABBAGE, Drumhead Savory CABBAGE, Largo lato Flat Dutch CABBAGE, Largo late Winter Drumhead Green Glazed I CABBAGE. WIVI'KIt TURNIPS. Largo Wliilo Flat Dutch TURNIP, Purple Top TURNIP, Large Globo -several varieties, Iluta Raga, Largo Not folk. For salo at low price, at Aug 1 1 HKINITSII'S Drugstore. Selling Out Below Cost. I'fUBLE and POCKET < UTLEKY. II ISAAC t-m.ZHACHF.lt. Buffalo Tongues, NEW sngar-cured RAMS, Breakfast Strips, Smnkod Beef, for sale low. nOPE A OYLES. Look Out for K. K.'Sl " OO? N?w in Colnmbia' T? u? March 28 JOHN C. REEGERS'. Flour! Flour!! iyf\f\ RBI 8. NEW FLOUR, of all gradee, ?}\J\J for salo at greatly reduced prices, by JOHN AGNEW .V SON. Fruit Jars. THE host in market, comprising all tho good qualities of FltUIT JABS, lor salo bv June 95 L?RICK Sr. LOWRANCE. On Consignment, 1f\f\f\ BUSHELS COHN, . l/UU 100 barrels FLOUR, Which wo offor at a heavy declive. It mustie gold. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Evorybody is eonio authority. If every I body says so and so. it must bo no. They say HKINITHH'HMEDICINES are good and arc worth having. j. o. un, With a view of realiz? ing money, and also to make room for the opening of a LARGE AND VARIED STOCK, In the fall, has decided upon offering his pre? sent stock, from this date until the 1st of next September, AT COST FOR CASH, A CHANCE FOE ALL ! GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, AT Wo D. LOVE & CO.'S ! j*TN anticipation of removing in September j to onr large and commodious NEW STORE, in tbc Wheeler Building, corner of Main and l'lain Btrcelo, WO will CIOBO out our present ?tock at unprecedented LOW PRICES. Bargains in all c?aseos of Goods. W, D. LOVE A CO. I W. D. LOVE, ) B. B. MCCHKERY. f_Jnly 14 Popular Music Books. < NOW select the Music Books neodod daring the next autumn, and agreeably occupy your Bummer leisure in examining, playing and singing from them. TUE STANDARD. Price $1.53; $13 50 per dozen. Destined to be the Banner Church. Music Book of the reason. Singers, leaders, toachers! "Itally round" tho banner I I SPARKLING RUBIES. Price 35 cents. For Sabbath Schools. None better. THE PILGRIM'S H Alt P. Prie? GO centa. I For Vestries and Prayer Meetings. Unex? celled. Tanti With yoi!, for ?n-ortainineiii at sum- ' mer resorts, THE MUSICAL TREASURE. 225 pages of now and popular songa and piano forte pieces, or SHOWER OF PEARLS. Full of tho beat Vocal Duets. Or, OPERATIC PEARLS. Full of tho best OperaSongB. Or, PIANIST'S ALBUM. Full of the best Piano Piecos. Or, PIANO-FORTE GEMS. Full of the best Piano Pieces. Each of the above five booka costs E2.G0 in hoards, or tu in cloth. Hai more than 20J largo pages full of popular music, and oither book is a moat entertaining companion to a lover of music. Specimens of tho STAND? ARD sent, for tho present, post paid, for $1.25, and of tho other booka for the retail price. OLIVER DITSON A CO.. Boston. CHAS. H. DITSON A CO., Aug anil New York. Orphan Home of South Carolina. Kllglble lt ii lld Int;-* Purcltaanl. Or?ihins, Provisions and Money Wanted. ITAKE pleaanrn in announcing to tba pub? lic that 1 have purchased, of the Kev. S. B. Jones, the Snartanburg Female Collego Buildings and Campus, for tho ORPHAN HOME UF SOUTH CAROLINA. Tho build? ings arc capable of accommodating about 250 children. Tho Homo will bo opened at the close of the pr i sent session of the College, i. e., 15 TH NOVEMBER next. Applications for tho admission of orphans must, he sent to me. Destitnto children, bereft of both parents, will havo a first claim on tho institution; those bereft of father next, Ac. When any of the children exhibit extraordinary mental apt? ness, wo propose to givo them a collegiate education. 'I bero will bo a Sunday and Day School; also, an Industrial Department in Connection with the Home. Address R. O. OLIVER, Agent, Aug 4 Imo Sparlanbnrg C. H.,8. C. How the World was Peopled. ETHNOLOGICAL LECTURE. By Rev. Edward FonUino. $2. Thoughts upon Government. By Arthur Helps. $2 25. Roughing lt. By Mark Twain. Illustrated; full of fun. At Homo and Abroad. Ry John P. Kennedy. Foster's Life ot Charles Dickens. {2. Taine's Nott s on England. $2 50. Pro-Historic Timca. By Sir John Lubbock. Popular Life of Gen. R. E. Lee. And other now publications, for salo at June 8_lt. L. BRYAN'S Bookstore. Fresh Country Butter. OOH LIW- oboico COUNTRY RUTTER, f"r "al" by HORE A GYLES. OK BASKETS CHAMPAGNE, ?iO 20.0b0 CIGARS. Canned Goods, Fruits, Nuts, Cakra and a lot of other goode suitable for the 4th; also, for Parties, Pic-Nice, Barbecues, Ac .?mia 25 L?RICK A LOWRANCE^ Selling Out Below Cost. FINE JET SET-only 50 conta-at IB AA? SULZBACHER'S. Everybody is praising HF.INITSII'B MEDI? CINES. His pills are in everybody's mouth; 1 cures liver complaint. FOR CASH! $10,000 ! $10,000 ! WOUTII HF CLOTHE II MTS! AT COST AM) TRANSPORTATION To mako room For Our Fall Stock, j KIN ARD & WILEY, Dealers in CLOTHING AND Gents* Furnishing Goods. July 28 BARGAINS! DTJIali SEASON I FINEST FRENCH CASSIHERE PANTS , Made to order For Twelve Dollars. j Twenty per cent, discount. NO HUMBUG! As WO mark everything in plain figures. BOYS' CLOTHING At coat-or less. STRAW HATS At a sacrifice. FINEST AND CHOICEST SHIRTS In the market. CALL AND SEE For yourself1. \_i W. C. SWAFF1ELD, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best, BUT GO TO THE BEST PLACE. gmo WE claim to have one of tho finest Vyv stocks of WATCHES, of all best Eng J?. Alish. HW?HH and American makers. With Diamonds and other fine Jewelry, our stock is large, and we are going to nell the Goods. REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in al branches, by tho best of workmen. WM. GLAZE, Nov 19 Formerly Glaze A Radcliffe. Motz's Celebrated North Carolina CORN WHISKEY. T HAVE a lot of tho above WHISKEY on hand, and having mado arrangements to tako all Whiskey manufactui ed b> Motz, will constantly keep it on hand. Can only ho had at W. J. BLACK'S, March 31 Gmo Charlotte. N. C. Initial and Monogram Pre&s. E. RTSTOKES IS now prepared, with a Tropn and app?r taiuments. to manufacture INITIAL PA? PER and ENVELOPES to order, embossed and in colors, of all sizes and quality. ALSO, Keeps constantly in stoic a full 6toek of Fancy and Staple STA H M- RY, BLANK BOOKS, Fancy Art I el r*s and all gooda pertain? ing to a first ?lass Stutionen House. April 20_ __ Good Things. BREAKFAST BACON, PIGS' FEET SOUSED, SMOKED BEEF, BUFFALO TONGUF8. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER. All fresh and for sale low for cash liv June IC HOPE .V GYI F?J. NEW CROCKERY AND l-l OC ?IC Kt It NI sm rv(J STOIC E. fr;-_ THE undersigned have ro cently opened an entire new 6tock of new goods in tho abovo lino. Articles of all kii.ds for hourn keeping, Ac. Citizens aro invited to call and examine goods and prices. KINGSLAND A HEATH, April 2-1 Under Columbia Hotel.S R. KISOSLAND. J. A. HEATH. ~~?l?l Ale ! Ale! DOZ. CROTON ALE, very superior ?L*r quality, 50 doz. McEwen's Alo, very superior quali? ty. Just received and for salo by Joly 9_JOHN AGNEW A SON. Meats, Smoked and Pickled. FRESH to band Primo Smoked Tongues, Primo Smoked Beof, "Diamond" and "Orange" brand Hams, Elm City Breakfast Strip?, Elm Ciiv Sugar oared Pickled Rounds, With full supply or standard and fancy Groceries, Spicos, Ac, at low prices. June 29_GEO. 8YMMER3. New Rooks. THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, by Bish? ops and other Clergy of the Anglican Church. Vol. I. 15. Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping Heavenwards. $1.50. Hannah, & now Novel, by Miss Moloch. 50c Jan 14 DAFFIE A CHAPMAN.