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THE MILT ''Let our inst Censuren BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., FRIDAY MOANING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1872. YOL. VIII-NO. 1% Jamen Putton Anderson, Major-Gene? ral ia the late Confederate army, died at his residence, near Memphis, Tennessee, on last Friday morning, from an attack of pneumonia. Ho served iu the war with great ability; a Confederate de? spatch speaking of him in these terms: "Major-Generul Putton Auderson, one of the bravest, coulent and most skillful of our young officers, has been assigned to the command of the Florida District, whither ho has proceeded." He gradu? ated ut West Point from the State of Tenncssee.J and separated from the Union army, in which his promoliou was satisfactory, on the declaration of tho war. General Anderson attained the rauk of chief of Hindmau's Division, Hood's army, iu August, 1861. Ho was severely wounded in tho head at the battle of Jonesboro, and arrived in Amo ricus, Georgia, some short time subse? quently. At u later datoGcucral Ander? son was relieved of his command in Florida and sent to Tennessee. A Union officer, writing nt Jucksouvillc, Florida, on the 7th of April, 18G1, spoke ot the General's action iu the following words: "Mnjor-Genoral Patton Auderson, com? manding the Confederate forces iu Eust Florida, sent yesterday to our lines a flag of truce covering a most courteous letter to Brigadier-General Hatch. Ac? companying the letter he sent a com? plete list of our wounded in his hands, so prepared aa to show the character of their wounds, ?fco. He also expressed the hope that such a list might be the means of allaying anxiety on the part of the friends and families of the wounded prisoners. Most glad am I to chronicle an act so conrteons and humane ns this, albeit a rebel General is its author." He maintained his character for dash, generosity and love of his fellow-men to the last. "WARRANTS FOR LIBEL.-One Dr. Javau Briant, who was suddenly converted to .Radicalism just after the nominations for the legislature two years ago, and became e warm supporter of the pre? sent corrupt administration, und who has been a constant libeler of the de? cent and respectable people of his native County ever since, hus sued out war? rants for libel against the editor and proprietor of this paper. The warrants ?re based npon au editorial which ap? peared in our last issue, iu reference to the acts and rioiugs of the Badical Convention hold a few days previous in this town. All we have to say, at present, in re? ference to this proceeding is, that if thc said Briant hopes by traci] a course to prevent ns from giving expression to any such just criticism as we may think pro? per to make upon his political acts or his fitness for the responsible position he seeks, or from holding him np to the public scorn and contempt which wo may think he deserves, he is very badly mis? taken. If he desires to avoid euoh criticism or such strictures as we, as a public journalist, may deem it our duty or our privilege to make, he will best secure the desired end by seeking that quiet obscurity which is best for him and the oonntry, and where he may find time and opportunity to recover some virtu? ous sense of right, which he may have had before he knew Joseph the "child? like and bland" of infamous notoriety. [Carolina ??parlan. We wish that somebody would com pile ii genealogical directory .of the Den family for tho use of the press, so tha the judges may not bo confounded with the brigadier-generals and tho third cousins with the brothers-in-law. For onr own part, we find it hurd to keep the run of that truly lucky family. Th general point of resemblance is that each j member of the tribe ls making money out of the public; but now, finco the] little diversion of Hogging editors bas ' been introduced, it would not be fair lo j confound the comparatively peaceful | Dents with the bruisers of the same ap? propriate name. *'A touching sight," says the Pittsburg Post-"Mosby, tho guerrilla, and Wm. Lloyd Garrison, tho Northern Abolition? ist, who pronounced tho constitution a 'league with deal h ned covenant with bell,' 'clasping hands, across the bloody chasm' and bowling in unison for Grant and corruption." Bonds for hale. TUE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company will sell $100,000 of its FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum, at KO and accrued interest on IOU-making tho in? vestor nearly 0 per cent, por annum, in addi? tion io the discount. Applv to M. P. Pegram, Cashier First National Bank, Charlotte, C. Bouknicht, Treasurer, or Sept 25 WM. JOHNSTON. President. Building and Loan Association Stock. FOR BALE, TEN SHARES Capital Build? ing and Loan Association Stock. Apply at PBOSIX office. H?.r>t 25 :1 Wheat Bran. 1 (\ Hon POUNDS WHEAT BRAN, 1U?VUV jnst received, and for sale low, in quantities to auit purchasers, bv Sept 26 2_2_ll. MULLED. Musical Instruction. RfgSK?jH MU8- STENHOUSE will re ffr?wFV^I',uva(} teaching a. limited number Va 9 \7 Hoi pupils in Vocal and Piano Music. TUE8DAY, Ootober 1. Sept 2C 2 Swine. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. COLUMBIA, S. C., 8ept. 25,1872. AFTER the 1st day of Ootober, the Ordi? nance regarding SWINE running at large in tho streets will be enforced. Sept 20_C. BARNUM. CHv Clerk Rust-Proof seed Oats. inn BUSHELS, for 8eed. For sale bv JA/VJ Sept8_HOPE St GYLES. Nofth Carolina Hay. rjri BALES good N.C. HAY, for sale ow I *J PT_______HOPE A GYLES. For Sale, CITY OF COLUMBIA COUPON8, receiva? ble for taxes. ALSO, TO RENT, TWO ROOMS aboye Mr. Glaze's H t oro. Apply to Sept 8 HO EDWIN J. SCOTT & SON. Special DMotloeo. On Alarrlii ire.*-Happy relief for Young Men from thc effect B of lirrora r-.nd Abuaes in early lifo. Manhood restored. Impediment? to Marriage removed; New method of treat? ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books und circulara sont free, ill sealed envelopes, address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth atrcet, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug 12 _ 3mo Tl?e Galen of Amby ure nut spicier than tho aroma which tho fragrant Sozodout im? parta to tho breath. Nor ia tho heart of the ivory nut whiter than tho teeth that ure cleaned daily with that matchless lluid. To Owners of Horses.-SO ono who has ever used Dr. Tobias' Horac Venetian Lini? ment, will ever be without it; it ia a certain c ire for Colic, Sore Throat, Cuta, ?rr.ieea und O.'d Koree. Warranted superior to any other: in pint boitlea. at Ono Dollar. S"' by ali Druggists. Dooot 10 Park Place, New York. Kurnett'a Standard Flavoring Ki f ru ns are neatly put up in unpauuolled 2 oz., 5 on. and 10 oz. bott! 's, and aro for ?ale by tho trado generally! i every principal city and town in tho United fctntea, Canadas, nud Bri? tish Provinces, as well as iu many other foreign countries. Help Tor thc Hopeless.?You aro weak, dejected, miserable, and uothing doesyon any good, you say. Don't despair. There is balm in Gilead. Have von tried Vinegar Bitters? No! Then why don't you? Whether your complaint bo dyspepsia, biliousness, nervous weakness, constitutional debility, or any other trouble, Vinegar Bittern will revive end icno vato your shuttered ayateni, as a genial rain refreshes tho withered flowers. For i> y * |n- j I? i ?,, indigestion, depression ?I spirit? and general debility in their various forma; also, aa a preventivo against Fever and Ague, mid tither intermittent levers, tin l-'erro-l'liospborated Elixir of Calisaya, madt hy Caswell, Hazard it CO., New York, and sold hy all druggists, ia tho beet tonie, und as :i tonic for patients recovering from rever oi other sickness, it baa no equal. 'l ll m.?! ou's Ivory l'eitrI Toot !l Powder -Tho beat article known lor cleansing ami preserving tho teeth und ("unis. Sold hy al Druggists. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle P. C. Wells A Co.. New York. Cbrlst'itloro's Huir Oye stands Unrivalci in tho world. No lady or gentleman of dis crimination ueea any other, lt ia the mon perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in tin world. Manufaotorv, (?S Maideu Lane, Nev York. curboiic Suive, recommended by Physi ciauB aa the great Healing Compound, l'rici 25 cents por hoi. John F. Henry, aulc Pro priotor, 8 College Place, Now York. nui? } '* lim im ia a reliable Diuretic ant Tonic for all dcrangeuients of tho urinar and genital organs. Tho genuino, an former ly sold by Haviland, Barral ?- Bialev am their branches, is now prepared by ll. W Risley, tho originator and Proprietor; am the trade supplied by bis successors, Murgu: A Risley, New York. Srapnla, or opium purified, the moat pei feet anodvnc in the market, made by procea of Dr. I. M. Bigelow, Dotroit Medical Collegi is always uniform in strength, which is ra rel the case in otbor preparations of opium Piutt1* Antral on has a world-wide rep? tainui aa tho surest and bc8t illuminating oi Over 2.000,000 gallons have been aold lor th paat two years, from which no accidents t anv description have occurred. Send tor cit cniar. Oil House ot Charles Pratt, estai lialied 1770. Now York. \V? Have Frequently limit! niothet say they would not be without Mra. Winslow Snot liing Syrup, from the hirth ol the chi! until it has tlutshcd with the teething sieg' under any consideration whatever. The Secret ot" Beauly.-What is it? i longer aakod, l'or the world ot fashion and H tIm* ladies know that is produced by using delightful and harmless toilet preparalit known as G. W. Laird's "Bloom ni Youth Ita beautifying effects are truly wonderfti Depot. 5 Gold street, New York " Sept 1 Seed Kye. I Ki\BUSHELS PIUMK ISYE, for Sse L?.M " For -alo tor cash Qnlv. Sept 8 IlOl'l* .V OYLES. Oats und Corn. 1 AAA BUSHELS FEEDING OA' Ss. J..I RRJ 700 bushel* Wbitu Com. f sal? low for cash. HOPE ,V GYl ICS. Valuable Real Estate for Sale. TWO large and conunodh na WAU HOUSES, on Gervais street, near t Greenville and Columbia Railroad Depot,nt occupied by Biakcl< it Frida}*, and Wells Caldwell. Lota ri nniog through the ?-.pin t?i Lady street. Fur lenna, Ac , applv to AUTHUR A- BOONE, Law Range Or BEIKELS & EZELI., Real Estate Agente. Sept 13 i Kotice. NOTICE ia hereby given that I, C. II. Pi: TINGILL, will not be responsible for a debts contracted in tbo hame of Ibo linn Boyeo Si Co., composed of Wm. Henry Hot and myself, unless the name of the Him signed by myself; and that the partneral heretofore existing under the Iii m ii H IM t BOYCE A CO., bv mv act, is herebv ?1 solved. * C. U. I'ETTINUILL COLUMBIA, S. C., September 1, 1S72. Sent 5 Inn Halliard's Ohocolate and Cocoa. CHOCOLATE a la Vanille, Chocolate De Smite, Cocoa, pure, No. 1, Cocoa, pure, No. 2. These are regarded as the finest and pur manufactured. 1 have the agency fur tl aalo, and will gnaranteo satisfaction to p chasers. Bakers.' COCOA and BROMA. Sept 8_GEO. BY M M ER? Fall and Winter Stock. . HAVING recently returm d from I Tja York, I am prepared to exhibit one of fla moat .dioico and select Stock of Go -lIILover offtn ed in this market, ft em hr? Fine English, French and Americ Cauimeras, BCOTCH TWEEDS, Ac, au elegant lim Vestings, and a large steok of the eclebrt Btar shirt. My customers and the pu generally are invited to call and exam Orders solicited and promptly attended to Sept 14 Imo _J. F. B18ENMAN1 Enormous Death-Bate in New Ye 1 Q1 ft DEATHS a week. Cl to l.OOn J.. -7 J O habitants, doublo that of Lom This teariul mortality is troubling the plo. What shall bo done? is tho quent Purify tho Blood and Regulate the Li wo advise every one, as a sanitary moan never ho without a box of HEINITt BLOOD and LIVER PILLS. They l'urifj Blood and Regulato tho Liver-two tb absolutely essential to health. Go Ueinitali's Templo of Health, and get a of Blood and Liver Pills. Sept : FALL AND WINTER GOODS. NEW STOCK! LARGE STOCK! AND CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS JUST IN AT _C. F. JACKSON'S, j "GOLDEN BUG" in tho Cigar that, in spile ol compe? tition, has gained mtparullch d reputa? tion, i ho "Indian Girl" ia also proud ot an OPPORTUNITY To offor to Smokers tho "Premium Star" .Smoking Tobacco. A trial will convince; you tbat it hau its proper name. Tho attention of Chewers i* called to a large stock of Chewing Tobacco, that will bc Bold to dealers at a short advance of factory price. Orders solicited. 6. J. FERRY. Sept 21_ To Rent. MTO an approved tenant, I will rent (he "Walker EJouso," situated on Upper Boundary street. Apply t<? Sept 'JO " H. ONE ALF.. Jr.. For Rent. STORE-ROOM, cornir of Main and ..::_}Laurel streets, now occupied by J. S. ""'"?'"?Chambers. 1'oaaenainii given immedi? ately. Apply tu AUTHUR *' BOONE, Sept PJ ND. J Law Hanno. For Rent. MSTORE-ROOM, Exchange House llui'ding, Main street, recently oe upied by F. CardMrelli. Apply to A UT HUH A- BOONE, No. 2 Law Range. H.-pt lil For Sale. MTHE HOUSE and LOT. on Piekeni ht ree t, belonging tu thu Estate of Mrs Zimmerman, deceased. Kept S EDWIN J. SCOTT. Executor. For Rent. mTHAT Urge and commodious STORI now occupied by Moanru. Porter A Steele Possession given the lrt of October, l'or tor ms, inquire of G. DIERCKS. Aug 24 _ For Sale, APLANTATION in Sumter County, knowi as the bradford Springs Place. It con tains 753 acres of land, fifteen miles (ron Sumter C. H. und uhuut the ?ame diatane from Camden. For particulars and term* apply.to Messrs BI.ANDING&. RICHARDSON Attorneys at Law, Sumter C. H. Sept 1 A Valuable Tract of Land For Sale. rV\H E subscriber offei s for sale his PLANTA JL Tl ON, near Abbeville Court House, par of it within the corporate limit? of the towt] lt contains 3150 acics of land, seventy-five? < which is good cret-k bottom. On il i- aeon: fort able Dwelling House, (Hn House, and al necessary out-buildiugs; also, r. Vint-yard i Sctipperiiung Grapes of seven acree, in fu hearing, wiih a stone House, Cellar, und ?. appliances for making wine-, and a tine collei lion of Fruit Trees. It. b. HOWIE, Seul 1 Abbeville C H.. S. C. Valuable Rea! Estate for Sale. IOFFF.lt for !-.i!c my FARM, consisting ? about lu's acres, situated just outside < city limits, on both s-ilia ol'Charlotte Hai road. The place contains a comfortab Dwelling and iluo Otit-buildiiigs, and ?or Crain ami l'rnck Farm cannot bu snrpnasei Thia property, from its nearness io the ci: .iud its facilities lor Hilvanen.i tut r.ud il provemetit, i? verv desirable. Aug 2H Imo " lAMKSJI.RLACK. To Columbia Merchants. Tili: UNION TIM KS, published by lt. : Stokes, st Union Court House, < il' i? the Columbia merchants a good liioaiiu through its advertising cfdninns, for s< curb lite trail.- of one ol the most solvent at liberal U'lyiity Counties iii thu s-ate. 'I ! crops of Union County art excellent, and large tra.ie may lie expected from it.-< citixei Teimsof advertising m-ider-ttc. St?pt 1" Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers. Orrifi: ( riv CI.KRK. Coi.VMlUA. S. C., Septeml.i r Iii, 1*72 ALL men, ree ?deni H of the oily, beute the a^es ol eighteen and lilly years, (,< cept liruint'ii.) are required hy ordinance pay a piree*, lax ol three dollars (??>) per ur work oui the same i n Hu streets. This to notify alldeliuqneiits, that if said tax ?M i paid li- fore Hie lirst day of October, the pi tie? will be summoned ari l required to Wi on the streets, subject to orders of tho Mri Overseer. Ry order of tho Mayor. Sept 12 JHIAK. BARNUM. City Clerk J I?. CA H HOLL. CUABLim F. J ANN KY CARROLL & JANNEY, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law COLUMBIA, S. C. 8eptl Office on Law Range. lm LeRoy F. Yonmans, Attorney at La co LUM ni A, s. v. OFFICE Law Rango, Bauskott's buildii upstairs. , Yonmans & Sheppard, Attorney* at Laxo, X?ye?ela, 8. C. LER. F. Y0UMAN8. JNO C. 3HEPPA1 Aug 27 _ Cm Good Thing's. BREAKFAST BACON, PIGS* FEET HOUSED, SMOKED BEEF, BUFFALO TONGUES, CHOICE G OH H EN BUTTER. All fresh and for sale low for cash hv Junol? HOI*K ft OYLEi Cow for Sale. __fj?mS_ A GOOD MILKER, with a heifer CALF. Apply at Pun Tl lt office._ Sept : Cotton Gin. 1FORTY-SAW COTTON OIN, with C DENHAM, m Kim fact tired by Hornee Emory, HS good ns new, having been i used a few wueks. Will bo sold at a suer! by _ JOHN AON KW A so Carolina Indigo. .}(\(\ ?-B8. superior quality. For salt ?UU I-F HOPE .V GYLE Ohatsworth Female Institute, Ab. 1^8 trank in street, BALTIMORE, MU. HISS A. E. MASSON, Principal, MUS. C. E. ENOELHHECMT, (for merl j of Belle Heven Instituto, Columbia: S. C.,) Vice-Principal. This school will rc-opcn SEP TEMUER 10. Tho building and grounds ero apacious, location high and healthy, conrao of study extensive, and in btrneliou thorough. Both the Principal and Vico-Principal bavo : hail much experience itt educating and train* ins the young. Tho entire expongo per an? num of a hoarding pupil, including English tuition, one other language and Vocal Music, i'oji). Music. Languages and other extras mod?rate. Tor circulara addreaa tho Princi? pal. Aug so ti.r?_ FALL OPENING AT nw.nwAFFira rpm: larg-i-t stock of READY-MADE CLOT IHN O r.t retail in the State. stu Everything in the way 6f HATS, ! S. mic our own styles. A new fui.turo ia the Daguerrcan Gallerv i former!v occupied bv Messrs. Weam A Bis. I I fitted up for our Custom Trade, and lilied ? with tho choicest FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIM ERES AND VESTINGS Which we are making order, under a gua- ! j ranice to please. I R. & W. C. SWAiTIELD. I s..pt lil Philadelphia and SontiiF.ni HAIL STEAMSHIP LINE' TO WII.MINCiTO.V, v. c. IS fontpond nf two llr-l niass STEAM SI.11 I'S, ni SOO lona ? itch; sailing from euch port every WEDNESDAY. Through rates to j all l'i-iiily South and South-west a?, low ns by ans utlier route, insurance one-half pt r com. ; Prompt ami certain dispatch niven, lor, ra * i s i*!, gi liera! merchandize, cotton, rdit et? il:..', A . . upnlj to W. L. .?AMTS, Co noral Agent. : Philadelphia. j WORTH A V. ORTH, Agents, Wilmington, N. C. A. POPE, 0,.ii'| Fi, ighl Agent W , '. ,'i V. !'.., Wilmington, N. C. ! Si '.it l-l :lll|OS Imp?t taut lor Reference. . J. W. & K. Chisholm & Co., I Importers and manufacturers, t OFFER to the trade thc largest stock nf Human ami Imitation HAIR GOODS, FANCY HOODS, JEWELRY, LACK GOODS, | etc , tint can bu found in New York city Send tor sample parcel. 447 BROADWAY. " Sept 7 Imo JUST RECEIVED. J HO CASES CANNED GOODS, -?\ )\J loo boxes CANDY, 50 boxea SOAP, 200 barrels FLOUR, 100 barrels Whiskey, 100 dozen Axes, 200 dozen Pocket-Knives, 100 dozen pairs Trace Chains, 100 dczou Door and Pad-Locks, 100 bundles Tios, 100 bales Bagging. For sale to-day, at Now York prices an I car riago, having been purchased mainly bofore the late inflated prices. L?RICK & LOWRANCE. Aug 30 Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulus Indiens Fisb Borries to make sl#?i>nvor headache. Ale! Ale! Ale! ?) yr DOZ. CKO ION ALF., very superior qualify, 50 doz. M ch wen's Ale, very supt rior quolL tv. Just received and for sain bv 'July !. .JOHN A(;NKW ,V SON. Our friend of the Christian Mefghhor says that people vvlm complain of dull times don't advertise. Make known your complaints. This is Ileiliitsh'a plan. Make known your comtdaints; Heiid'sh In's a renn dv--the BLOOD AND Ll ?'Ell PILLS, the beal family pill ever ma h . Female Seminary. TUE seventh year of my School will commence on TUESDAY, Oe itiouer 1, and continuo niue months, ""divided into two equal sessions of I four and a half months each, ter? minating ou 1 Uh February and 30th Juno, 1873. Pupils received and charged by tho session. All tho branches of a sub? stantial and fashionable education taught ac? cording to tho most improved systems. Drawing and Painting by a lady, a well-known artiste of this city. Singing taught to the whole school without, extra charge. ACIABJ of boya will bo taught in tho aller noons, in English, Classics and Mathematica. Applv al corner Pickeus and Tavlor stroetB. Sept 13 tt/0 _W. INI U I-T^EJt . COLUMBIA MALE ACADEMY. Classical mut Mull? enmt lenl .Scliool. THE next session will begin on TUESDAY,October 1. Tho studies ?embrace a full high school course, j including 1 rench. Thc grounds of tho Academy, which comprise four acres, havo recently been enclosed, thus securing to the pupils tho uninterrupted uso of their play? ground. Other improvements will soon be made, with tho view of affording thcmeveiy facility for taking healthful exercise. For "terms, otc, apply to tho undersigned, at tho Academy. HUGH S. THOMPSON, Sept 10 tuths 10_Principal. New Books ! New Books ! THE VICAR'S DAUGHTER. Rv George McDonald. SI 50. The Doctor's Daughter. Rv Sophio Mav, fi.50. "At tho Rack of thc North Wind." Dy Geo. McDonald, Fit? Hugh St. Clair, tho South Cnrolina Re? bel hoy. liv Mrs. Sallie F. Chapin. ?1.50. Lord Kilgobbin. Ry Charles Lever. $1. Tho Golden Lion of Grampcre. Dy Antho? ny Trolloppo. 75o. Ethel Mild may's Follies. 75c. .'Ombra." Ry Mrs. Oliphant. 75c. Ami other late publications, just received and tor sale at publishers prices, at lt. L. DR VAN'S Attg 30 Bookstore. A CHANCE F0K ALL ! GREAT B A 1! G A I X S IN DRY GOODS, AT W. D. LOVE & CO.'Si JN anticipation of removing in .September to o:ir large-aud commodious NEW STOKE, ir? tl i Wheeler Building, corner of Main aud Plain streets, wo will close out our present stock at unprecedented LOW TRICES. Bargains ;:: nil classes of Gooda W. I). LOVE A CO. W. D. LOVE, 1 !.. :.. MoOitEEi-T. .' July ll _ Selling1 Out Below Cost. / < KN I S WALKING CANES, at all prices; VX" '.Vom 50 cents upward;-. ISAAC RULZBACHER. Initial and Monogram Press. E. R STOKES S a now preps rei!, with a Press and apper< i taiiiiociitH. ?o manufacturo INITIAL PA? PEi: and ENVELOPES to order, embossed and in colors, of all sizes HMI quality. AI.SII. Keeps const ant Iv in storr ?i full ttocl: of Fniiitj and staple' STA I ON ERY, BLANK BOOKS, Kaney Articles an;! all coeds pertain? ing toa first class Stationen House. April io New Books. rruiE SPEAK EU'S COMMENTARY, t y Dish L oi"1 and other Clergy of (he Anglican Church. Ved. I. 3"). < Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping Heavenwards, fl.SO. Hannah, a new Novel. Kv Miss Millich. 50c. .Tanll_ DUFFIE ft CHAPMAN. Butter, Cheese, &c. rpUUS choice GOSHEN BUTTER, J. boxes choice Goshen Cheese, 1,000 pounds Rrcaklast Strips. 10 barrels Pi-arl Grist and Big Homisy. All fresh and tor salo hy Julv 10 _n0i?'^OYL?_SJ_ Choice Family Flour. PT fi BARRELS SrilICTLY PRIME, for t)U sale at reduced rates. AtiKUst 10_HOPE A OYLES. Selling Out Below Oost. LADIES' WRITING DES KS, Jewel Cases ?nd Traveling Companions. ISAAC_SULZBACHER._ Selling Ont Below Cost. FINE JET SET-ontv 50 cents-at IMA A?' r-Ui.ZflACBEB'S. Flour! Flour'.! ">nn NEVV FLOUR, of all grades, ? \ fU for sub- at crestlv reduced prices, bv JOHN AGNEW * SON. Ba?lalo Tongues, NEW sugar-enred HAMS, Uri's.kraal Strip?, ?moknrt R.-ef. for stile low. HOPE ft GYLES. American Club FiBh. >\'.'ir???? A DELICIOUS relish : better anil much cheaper than Sardines. Forsale by HOPE ft OYLES. Look Our for K. K.'S! 10.OOOH?.?aTC0,umbiB- 'i,,be Mandi 28 .JOHN c. SEEGERS^ A whole family cured of bilintianesa with ono liitx of lleinitali's blood and Liver Pills. This > cheap pra'.'ti-.'c How itV Why. the OFFICIAL. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, F.XKCCT1VE l'l PA Bl MKNT. IM pursuance ot an Act of Hie (Jeli? ra Assembly, approved March 1,1870, <uti tled "An Act providing for the general elec? tion ami the manner of conducting the Barrio," amended by an Act a ppm vi d March 12, 1872, an election'Will be held in the sevorai Ooun lien of thin Stati ou the TH I KD WEDNES? DAY, being thc lGtli day, of October, for tho following State, Legislative, County and Congressional officers, to servo for the nexfc two and four yearn, as provided by tho State Constitution and Acts of CongresB or tho United States, to wit: Governor, Liootpnaut Govemor, Attorney-General, Secretary cf State, State Treasurer, Comptroller-General. Superintendent of Education, Adjutant anti Inspector-General, members of tho General Assembly, Solicitors in the several Judicial Circuits, and tor tho various County offices, together with one member of Congre s i to represent the Stato ut large, and Representa? tives ill the respective Congrcasional Dis? tricts. At the said election, the fnllowinR amend? ments to the Stato Constitution will bc sub? mitted tn thc votera for ratificltlon or rt jee tion, to wit: . , i 1st. Amendment relating lo chango of time of holding general elections. Slrik? out all ot that ponton of Section ll of Article II, following thc words "eighteen hundred and seventy," occurring in the fourth and fifth lines, and iuBert tho follow? ing: "And forever thereafter, on tho first Tuesday following tho fir?* Monday i? No? vember", in uvery aec.,nd year, ia such manner and at such' placet tvs the Legislature mayo provide." The Manlier f*r .". iug on tbi?> amendment ahall he as folk . Hmso iuirvrer of tho amendment shall deposit a ballot with thc following words writ ten or priutodtbereon: -. "Constitutional Amern ment- le?." 'Iha.?e op? posed to said amendment shall caut a ballot with tlie following words written or print ad . thereon: "Constitutional Am<Pndmcnt-?2fp." 2d. Amendment relating to tho further fn creaso of tho cubbo debt of tho Slate, a? fol? lows: Article XVI-"To tho end that tho pub ; lie debt of South Carolina may hot hereafter bo increased without thc due consideration and freo consent of tho people of the State., the General Assembly ia hereby forbidden f>j creato any further debt or obligation, either hy thc loan of tho credit of the Stftte. by gua? rantee, endorsement or otherwise, except for the ordinary and current business ot tho State, without first submitting tho queetion aa to the creation of any such new debt, gua ! ranice, endorsement, or loan of tho credit, to i the people/of thia State, St a general election; I and unless two-thirds of tho qualified voters of thia State voting on the question skull bo in favor of a further debt, guarantee, en ! doieemuittpcloan of this credit, none shall I bo created or made." j The manner of voting on this amendment 1 ahall bo aj? follows: j Thoso in favor of the amendment shall de I poeit a ballot with the following words written .or printed thereon: "Constitutional Amcnd I mentffArttele A'VI-Yes." Those opposed to theamendmont shall casi" I a ballot, with the following words written or I printed th'-reon: "Constitutional Amendment, Article A" VJ-?Yu " I All bar-rooma aud drinking saloons shall b<? i closed on tho day of election, and any person I who (hallsell any intoxicating drinks on tho I day of election, shall be guilty of a misde? meanor, and, on conviction thereof, shall be Sued in a tsu:n not lesa than ono bnndred dol 1 lars, or be imprisoned for a period not lees i than one month, nor more than six months. I Tho Commissioners and Manager" of Elec? tion, and each ol them, are hereby required, with strict regard to the provisions of the 'Constitution and lana id the State, touching . their duly in such cast-, to cause; such elec? tions to be bold in their respective Opuniiea on the d..y aforesaid, and to take all neee-s ? sary stet's !or the holding of such elections, ! amt (or the ascertaining and determining tho I persons w bo shall hu-ve tii?ii only elected tl cro? at, according to the nih. s. j i ineiph s :.nd j.i < - ! visions, prescribed by thc Act and amendniriit ! thereto, aforesaid. j lu testimony whereof, I have hereunto pe t my hand and caused the Great Seal ol' thc State to bo affixed, at Columbia, [t.. s.] the 10th ?lay of September, A. D. 1872, i and in the uiuetx-soventh year ot the Independence of thu United States ol A mei icu. HORE RT K. SCOTT, Gov.. rnor. j F. L. CARD? 7. ?, Secretary of state. ' St pt 18 I' FOR CASH ! I -... I $10,000! $10,000! CWIII AI MTS! 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