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'THE BAILY^&PHOMI. "Let our just Censures ^"^?^^f^^^^^^^^S^^ Attend the True Event." ^ BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., WEDNESDAY M GENING. OCTOBER 2. 1872. VOL. VIII-NO. ITO DEATH OF REV. PETEB GARTWIUOHT. The Rev. Peter Cartwright, the well known Methodist minister for soventy years past, died on Thursday, at his home, near Pleasant Plaina, Sangnmou Gonnty, Illinois, in the eighty-seventh year of his ago. He was born September 1, 1785, in Amherst Gonnty, Virginia. His father was a revolutionary soldior, and after the war, removed with his family to Lincoln. Gonnty, Kentucky. In 1734, he removed to the Groen River oountry, in .Logan Gounty, ono milo from tho Tennessee line. While a boy, in 1801, in his sixteenth year, he began to exhort Binnera to repentance in tb?H wild and unsettled country, and WOB called "The Kentucky Boy." In 1806, he was ordained deacon by Bishop An? bury. In 1808, he was ordnined elder. In 1812, he becamo a member of the Tennessee Conforenco. In November, 1812, he was elected presiding elder, and held the ofBco for many years. He spent eight yeare in tho old Western Confer? ence, eight years in the Kentucky Con? ference, and fifty-five years in the Illi? nois Conference. In I860, tho Illinois Conforenco held a jubilee in his honor, and shortly after ho wan appointed Conferenco Mission? ary, in tho discharge of tho duties of which he has since boon engaged, toge? ther with the delivery of lectures in various parts of the country. Ho was married August 18, 1808, in Barron County, Ky., and lived with his wife in happiness aixty-four years. lu 1871, ho had living seven children, fifty grand? children, thirty-seven great-grand-chil? dren and sevon great-great-grand-sous. He tilled a number of important trusts during his connection with tho ministry with ability. He was a man of indomi? table energy, and an earneet. worker iu the Methodist Episcopal Church. He received 10,000 persons into the eh arch, baptized 8,000 children and 4,000 adults, preached 000 fune? ral and li,GOO other sermons. He was opposed to any change in the rules of the church; especially did he oppose the lay delegation. Ho lived to see the church grow from 75,000, when he joined it, to 1,250,000, and the wild country in which ho labored become wealthy aud thickly settled. His style of preaching was eccentric, but forcible; as a man, he was a perfect gentleman, ever polite, graceful and dignified. His name has become imperishably connect? ed in the memories of many thousands of tho members of tho Methodist Episco? pal Church. A DISH-WASUER BECOMES A MILLION? AIRE.-A few days ego, and there was a dish-washer, named George Woodruff, employed at the California Restaurant, on Montgomery street-a dirty, greasy, grimy cuss, with scarcely a cent in his pocket, or hope in the world-to-day he is a millionaire, a six millionaire, in fact. One day, while reading a morning pa? per, his attention was attracted to an ad? vertisement headed "personal," stating that one of his nnmo would find it to his advantage to address a certain party in New York. The name was familiar to him, and he concluded to answer the ad? vertisement. Ho did BO, giving his ad? dress, and in duo time received a letter stating that his uncle had died in New York, leaving property to the amount of 86,000,000, which the deceased had willed to bim. He was astonished, and oonld hardly believe that the news was confirmed. Upon its confirmation he cast off his greasy clothes, and, forsak? ing the snored precincts of the kitchen, ho donned a new raiment and departed for his estate in New York, a richer if . not a better man. There is a now dish? washer at the California now, and he is waiting for a rich and forgotten uncle to die and give him a lift. He reads the "personal" with avidity every morning. [San Francisco Chronicle. A strike of no leas than 40,000 cotton hands is expected in tho Asbtou-uuder Lyno district, England, in consequence of a demand for au increase of fifteen per cent, in wages, which tho employers refuse to graut. It is not improbable that if tho strike occurs it will extend through the entire cotton manufacturing region. It is claimed fiat au advance of wilges is a simple impossibility, as manufacturera' pro ii rs havo boen reduced so much by tho high price of tho raw material and of coals, that some of thu moro sagacious mon in tho tindo have advocated u temporary cessation of pro? duction, as a means of relief from the present unprofitable and even losing condition of the mut ket. An exchango says that "since the abolition of the gallows in Iowa, there has not been a murder in that State." Thia goon to show that some people kill other people morely for the pleasure of being bunged. Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C. ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this banu on or before the 5th day of each eah neinr month will hour interest for that month as if dopoaitud on tho Int inst ant. J. G. lt. SMITH, Oct 1 r> Assist au t Cashier. Last Notice. ALL persons indebted to tho lato firm of CAUHOLL &. SPELLMAN will pjoaso call at my Carriage Repository and settle tho same'with my Agent, Mr. M. J. CALNAN. On 15th instant, all claims remaining unpaid will bo placed in suit. Thia courau is india* Sensible to close tho business of Carroll .V, psllmun. JO?IN AGNEW. _Oot 1_ W. D. Bateman, AGENT for P. A. ELLS ti OO.'S cele? brated articles, will canvass this County and call on ovory family during tho next three months. I}o ready to receive him. Supt 28 _ fi Notice. AMAN by tho name of MOSES, of the Jowiah faith, having oirculatod thoro I ort of my death, I hereby uotify my friends and customers, in tho ci.y and country, that "I ?Jtill livo," and that tho OLD JUNK SHOP ii in tull op -ration, as it has boen or the latt five yoars, and that tho highest prices aro always paid. C. HlULL. Sept 28 ti* Special Notices. bu Marriage.-Happy relief for Young Mon from tho effects ot Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood rostored. Impediments to Marriago removed. New method of treat? ment. New and remarkable romodios. Hooks and circulars sent free, in sealed envolopcs. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Niutb streot, Philadelphia, Pa. _Aug 12_3mo _ Aatlima.-Any medicine which will alle viato the paroxysms of thiB dreadful diseaao will be hailed with joy by thousands of suffer? ers. Tho certificates which accompany JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY aro from tho most relia bio eon rees, and attcat to ita wondeiful power, evou iu tho moat severe cases. Joseph bur? nett & Co , proprietors, Borton. Free Advertising -From family lo fami? ly, from city to city, from Stato to Statu, the fama of Dru WALKER'S VEGETABLE VINEGAR BiTTEns, as a specific for all derangements of tho atom ich. how-flu and liver, is continually extending. Ita voluntary missionaries aro innumorable, and public enthusiasm in ita favor spreads faster than a prairie Uro. Don't Slight Your Teeth.-Remember that upon their labor, the health of Ibo sto? mach depeuda. Keep them perfect, aud in ordor to do HO, manipulate thom with a brush dipped in tho fragrant Sozodout, unco or twice a dav. Who Will Suffer!-It is now 21 yoarB siuco Dr. Tohills' Vonitian Liniment waa put boforo tho public; warranting it to euro Chronic Rheumatism, Headacho, Cuts, Burua, Bruises, Old Sores, Pains iu tho Limba, Back and Chest, aud it has never failed. Sold by all Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place, Now York. Vnr Dyspepsia, indigestion, dcprreei<*n of spirits and general debility R) their varions forma; also, aa a preventivo against Fever and Ague, and other intermittent lovera, the ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Caliaaya, made by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York, and uold by all druggist*, ia tho best tonic, and RH a tonic tor patienta recovering from fever or other aickuesu, it baa no equal. Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder. ' -Tho host articlo known lor eleansitig and preserving tho teeth and gama. Sold hy all Druggists. Frico 23 and GU couta per bottle. F. C. Wolla ?t Co., New York, j Christoforo's Unir ir ye atanda unrivaled in the world. No lady or gentleman ot dis? crimination usea any other. It in tho moat pcrfoct, reliable and effective nair Dye in the world. Manufactory, (?8 Maiden Lane, N. Y. im nolie. Salve* recommended by Physi? cians aa tho great Healing Compound. Price I 25 cents per box. Johti F. Honry, solo Pro priotor. 8 College Place, New York. Kiste y's Bucha ia a reliable Diuretic and Tonio for all derangements of tho urinary and genital organs. Tho genuine, aa former? ly sold by Haviland, Harral &.? Risley and their branches, ia now prepared by H. W. Risley, tho originator and Propriotor; and the trade supplied by his successors, Morgan A Rialoy, New York. Svapnia, or opium purified, tho most pcr feot auodvne in the market, mado by process of Dr. I. M. Bigelow, Detroit Medical Collego, is always uniform in strength, which is rarely the oase in other preparations of opium. Platt'? Astral Oil bas a world-wide repu? tation as the surest and boat illuminating oil. Over 2 000,000 gallons have been sold lor the past two years, from which no accidents of any description have occurred. Send for cir? cular. Oil House ot Charlea Pratt, estab? lished 1770. New York. We Have Frequently . Heard mothers say they would not bo without Mrs. Winslow's S Kithing Syrup, from the lui th of the child until it baa finished with the teething siego, under any consideration whatever. The Secret of Beauty-What is it? no longer asked, for tho world ot fashion and all the ladies know that ia produced hy using a delightful aud harmless toilet preparation known as O. W. Laird's "Bloom of Youth." Ita beautifving effects aro truly wonderful. Depot. 5 Gold street. New York Oct 2 pt 2,500 YABDS REMNANTS OE BEST FEINTS, AT 10 CENTS A YARD. C A full stock ci LADIES' LEATHER BELTS, NOW ALL THE STYL Ii. _ C F. JACKSON. For Sale, IT Y OF COLUMBIA COUPONS, rueeiva? 'bio for tuxea. ALSO, TO RENT, TWO ROOMS above Mr. Ghi zo's oro. Applv to Sept 8 _0 " EDWIN J. SCOTT A SON. Valuable Real Estate for Bale. fSlA'O largo and crtmmodicua WARM-! M. HOUSES, on Gervais street, near tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad Depot,now I occupied by Hlakeh ,fc Friday, and Wella A Caldwell. Lota ri trains thrungli tho t-qnare tt? Lady ?trent. Fur lunns. At: , upi Iv lo ARTHUK .t BOONE, Law /tango, OrSr.niELsA I /.I LL, Uval Estala Agents. Sept 13 t For Sale, APLANTATION in Sumter County, known as t ho i s i nd hi i d Spring* Flaco, lt con? tains 7.">3 acres of hind, lit teen miles Iroin Sumter 0. H. and about thu ?anio distance Ironi dundoo. For particulars and terms, apply-.toMeasra BLAN DIN ti .v I'.ICM A lt I ?SON, Attorneys at Law, Sumter 0. II. sept 1 A Valuable Tract of Land For Sale. rpQE subscriber offers for nalo bia PLANTA A 'PION, near Abbi ville Court H ouse,part of it within tho cm poi ate limits ot the town. lt contains 350 acres of la?d, nevon ty-five ol which is good creek bottom. On il ia a com? fortable Dwelling House, Oin Utilise-, und all necessary out-buildings; RIHO, a Vineyard o' Seuppernoiig Grapes of seven aerea* in full j bearing, willi a Stone House, Cedar, and all appliances for making wino, and a fine collec? tion of Fruit Treoa. R. I-.. BOWIE, Sent 1 Abbeville C H.S. 0. Lumber at Roducort Prices. THE undersigned aro prepared to saw LUM: lt Flt nf any dimensions, up to twen? ty-two inches wino, or thick, and forty-eight foot long. Wo prefer to work at low prices rather than do nothing at hieb figures. If VOU Would navo mutiny, negotiate with us at Leesville, Charlotto, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. South Carolina. July 17 wl3 BOOIE A MITCHELL. A ytAa-^v Pavilion Hotel, W??VB?_*_ CHAR. K.XTON, S. C. H?*A^i3L 0 T- ALFOliU .V CO., Pro Qd?S^nilSS-prietors; R. HAMILTON, Stip't. PALL AND WINTER CLOTHING HATS, CAFS AND GENTS' FLRXISUlJiG GOODS ! ! ! W E aro receiving and will conlinuo lo rt ceivo through tho season tho beat Ready-made Clothing That cannot ho surpassed, if equaled, by any Custom-made. Wo kavo tho very latest fashions in Moltons, Diagonal*. Cheviot beavers, Tricots, Blacu Dross Frock, black ! Ooo Pants, French and American Dress Vests, Cloth. Sills and Silk Velvet. A siiendid lino of Men's, Youths' and Bo>s' UNDEU-CLOTHING,White nudFBiic> Shins, Cheviot and Negligee Half Hore, Under-wear, Cardigan Jacketa, Neck Wear, Suspenders, Silk und Linon Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Car? pets and Travoling Bags. SILK HATS-FALL STYLE. JB3~\Yc have marked our Gooda for not cash. E?NARD & __Oe.t 1_ _ Special Notice. J. A. HEXUllIX & BRO. INVITE tho attention of their customers, and tho public generally, to their largo und varied stock of Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Wooden-ware, &c, Which they offer for salo at, tho LOWEST PRICES for CASH on DELIVERY. Expert cueo demonstrates that the true interest of all ! concerned is bkst secured by iv resolute and impartial adherence to tho strictly ensh sys? tem. Wo respectfully aunouiicc toour friends and customers that, "from and after tho 1ST OOTOSEU ensuing, all memorandum ac? counts will bo discontinued. Wo offer to all, without exception, tho important advantages of a puroly cash business, ot which tho supo rior quality and modorato prices of our gooda will bo found to ho tho best evidence. Goods doliverod at railroad depots and to city cus? tomers at their residences, when desired, without charge. Hept 29 Imo* Bonds for Sale. THE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company will sell $100,000 of its FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing interest at tho rato of 7 per cont, per annum, at 80 and accrued interest on 100-making the in? vestor nearly 9 per cent, per annum, in addi tiou to the discount. Apply to M. P. Pegram, Cashier First National Bank, Charlotte, C. Bouknight, Treasurer, or Sopt 25 WM. JOHNSTON, President. OAK FLANK WANTED. p^Q QQQ Fi'-?T of two-inch OAK PLANE, nine feet six inches long. Must bo WHITE or POST OAK, and freo from sap. Any parties who will guarantee to furnish tho above, or a less amount, on short notice, can lind a CASH purchaser by addressing OAK PLANK, Sept 27 fi_Box IM. Colombia. S. C. To Rent. MTO an approved tenant, 1 will rout tho "Walker House," situated on Upper Boundary street. Apply to Sept 20_lt. O'NEALE. JR. For Rent. MSTORE-ROOM, corner of Main and Luircl streets, now occupied by J. S. Chambers. Possession given immedi? ately. Apply to ARTHUR A BOONE, Kept ht No '2 Law Hange. For Rent. MSTORE-ROOM, Exchange House Hui ding. Main btrect,recently oe upivd bv F. Car.tare.lli. Applv to ARTHUR Av BOONE, No.* 2 Law Lange. Sept ia _ For Sale. THE HOUSE and LO I', ?rn Piclons Mf treet, belonging to thu Estate of Mr*. Zimmerman, dt-ccasi d. neptS EDWIN J. SCOTT, Executor. -.- - For Rent. THAT Urge and oonimodion? STORE UfSt'I now occupied hy Mi ssrs. Port er A Moide. "?]Ui.l'oaseHsiuii given the 1st nt October. H'or terms, inquire of (J. DlltltCKS. Aug 21 New Goods! New l?oods'. 1 I offer to tho publicas lino a Stock ol SH Goods for gentlemen's wenr ns cnn lo [lasoon in this market, untwisting nf E?g lULiish, French and Ameritan CASSI MESES. SCOTCH COODS, VESTING, Ac Tho DAVIS SHI HT alway? on hu nd My ?tock of Embroidered Vest Tu. terns is quite a no? velty. Ism also Agent for Wunuaiuukcr fi brown,tho hugest clothing hou-e in Am. rica, samples of whose goods may he seesi on my counter. I guarantee satisfaction in all cases, and solicita shaioof publie patronage - Supt 27 C. O. EiiEltHALDT. Fall and Winter Stock. _ HAVING recently return* d from New TE2 Yolk, I am propared to exhibit one ol'thc {Minost nboicu and select. Stock of Gooda 'Hi. ev er offered in thismurkei. lt embraces I Fine English, French and American Casbimeres, SOOTCn TWEEDS, Ac, an elegant lino of Vestings, and a Urge stock ot' tho celebrated Star shirt. My customers and Ibo public generally aro invited to call and examine. I Orders solicited and promptlv attended to Sept 14 Imo J F. EISENMANN. Seed Rye. I CA BUSHELS PltlME HYE, for Seed. L*LJ* f For nalo for cash onlv. _S?jit8_ntn'H A GYLES. Selhnp Out at and Below Cost MY ontiro stock, consisting nf DIAMONTS, WATCHES, Chains, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Plated Ware, Clocks. Aug 10 ISAAC SULZUACI1EE. Primary School. - MUS. LEVY will resume tho ex flj&b. erciscaof her SCHOOL for Girla Jl^Ktnd ?ova (ander twelve) on "jjjfe^ t'Ur.SDAY, Oct-iber 1, at her rcei dcnco, Houth-oaat cornor of Lady _4H___and Bull streets. _8ept 27 5 _ OhaUworth Female Institute, No. 188 Frank in street, BALT1MOH?, AID. ^-ft. MISS A. E. HASSON, Principal, aS?k MI'S. C. E. ENOELUUKOHT, 1 flMffc(formt-rlynf Bello Haven Institute, .'olumbi?, S. C.,j Vice-Principal. WJV Tliia Behool will re-opeii ?EP TEMUKIt IC. Tbc building and grounds aro spacious, location high and boaltby, course ut btudy extendive, and iu alritcUon thorough. both tho Principal and Vice-Principal have had muchcxperit'ticu in educating and train? ing tho young. Tho on tiru expense per an? num of a boarding pupil, including English tuition,ono other language and Vocal Music, (330. MUM?C Languages ?nd other extras moderate. For circulara address tho Princi? pal. Aug 3D tin Hams, S. C. Shoulders and Strips. Q /\tr\ir~\ LBS. Sugar-Cured SHOUL f),Uv7U DEUS, llama, Br oak faal Ba? con and Smoked Tonguea, for ?ale by Sept 27 HOPE A GYLES. "GOLDEN BUG" is Ibo Cigar that, in spito nf compe? tition, hau gained unparalleled reputa? tion, i hu '-Italian Girl" ia alan proud of au OPPORTUNSTE To offer In Smokertt the "Premium SI ar' Smoking Tobacco. A trial will convince yoi that it him its proper name. Thu at I etd ion o Chewers i-called to a largo stock of Chewinj Tobacco, ?hat will be told to dealers al. i short advance ol factory price. Orders solicited. S. J. PERRY. Sept 21 "FALL CA MP AI Gr NV BULLETIN ND. 1. GROCERIES are in full dun.and. Trad T opens favorably. Our best endeavor have h- etito cater to public taste, and ever effort ?hall ho mad? to eupoly thc public a luiresl postible prices, for cash. Fresh supplies, consisting of: COFFEE. Mocha, Old Government Java, Green an Roasted l'unie Kio, Lag nay ra, Ac. S UGA ItS. Pulverized, Crushed, and at loweat rates. SMOKED M K vi S. Hams, Breakfast Stripa, Beef, Tonguea, Ac of thu titieat qualitv. "PISH. Smoked Salmon. Pickled Salmon, Mackerc N. C. M?llela, Cod?sb, Ac, Ac. More annn^_SYMMERS. Enormous De nth-Hate in New Y or] 1 Ol Q DEATHS a week. 01 to 1.000 i X? olO habitants, double that of Luudn Thia te.utul mortality ia troubling the pi? olo. What shall bo dont? is tho qufstio Purify tho Blood and Ungulate thu Liv? we ad"viso every ono, aa a ??untan meaatii never hu without, a box of UKINlTSlI BLOOD and LIVER PILLS. They Purify t blood and Regulate the Liver - two thin absolutely essential to health. Go Heinitsh's Temple of Health, and get a h of blood nuil Liver Pills Sept 8 1 Ir?ST RECEIVED A(\(\ CASES CANNED GOODS, tfct f\J m bHJMJH CANDY, 50 boxes SOAP, 200 barrels FLOUR, 100 barrels Whiskey, 100 doz. ti Axes, 200 dozen Pocket Knives, 100 dozen pairs Trace Chains, 100 il- ison Door and Pad-Locke, 100 bundles Tie?, 100 bates Hagging. For i?alo to-day, at New York \ ricca an ' c j ringo, having In en purebnsi tl mainly hen I the late inflated pi lc? i-. LOEIOK & LOWRANCE. Oitts nnd Corn. 1 AA/*! BUSHELS FKFD1XG OA'S, L.Wl/U TIM bushel- Whim foin, hale low for en s h HOPE ,V OY I )> Notice. N'Onci'iH hereby given that I, O. If. Pl TI NI i ILL, will no! be responsible ?or : I debts comracttd in the lian.e ol' the tiru i Hoy uv A- ?'o., compohCtl of Hm. Henty Lo and mys,-ll. un P*H the name nf the* ti rm I bignell hy my-"!!': and lh:*.t ibo partners ! hcrutnfotu existing lintier .thu timi nunn ItOYCIi .V t.'i>, L\ HIV net, is berobv i solved. " O ll PETTI NGILI Col.rMIIIA, S. (' .Se; ti lober 4, 1S72 Sept '< lui To the Lathes. J VNF. 'i' Hie wor-t lorin* of diacnlnrat io j \ * lb? skin, und - t piuipb-il and t rup I fm-ea. in ejtnxed by thu usu of C \ LOM i I. ULLI. MA'S. Meit'iiii'il medicines uro t I p ised to have a special net ion on Ibu li Ibu theory id erroneous. If calomel is gt in ripcati '1 dosi M it p; oditci-H salivation, : in ltns> condition the' liver i-? badly dunnt] ?Tho liver is moro torpid; tho skin innsl aoine of I hu liver's won?, in excreting nile munt*, ?nil will bu liable lo pimplos, blote eruptions, tlaik spota, di ic durations, tn clea, sore mun' ll, soi ? . throat, catarrh .I a: lions, A.i. Tho only ?orvice?ble liver in cine is ll LIM I SM'S LIVEIt PILLS No loniel. They regulate tho liver and purify blood. Au:.' National Grantre ot the Order ot' trons of Husbandry. (Esto Perpetua.) WASIIINIITON 1). C., September 10, 18" Co'. J) Wyatt Aiken, General Deputy, On Nu. -. WORTHY BROTHER: I have the In to inform you that tho Masters. Mnatera and Depution in South Carolina heroin notified to convt no ut Columbia WEDNESDAY, Oclober 0, at 2 o'clock it afternoon, fur the puruoso ol' organizing State Orango of South Carolina. You most roapoot fully rcqutmted to be present Charter members ot tho Older, um who have rncoivtul tho Point li Degree, cu present. Yours, fraternal!*', Oct 1 O. IT. KELLI FALL OPENING AT IH.CSWaFFlBLRI rjiUE large-t stock of READY-ilA.DE CLOTHING at retail lu thc State. Everything in the way of HATS, Rome ?mr own etyles. A m w feature is thc Dagucrrean Gallery formerly occupied hy Messrs. Wenrn Jo His. fitted up for our Custom Trade, and Glied with tho choicest FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASHMERES AND VESTINGS, Which we arc making to order, under a gua? rantee to please. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. _Sept10 _ LeRoy F. Youmans, Attorney at Law" COLUMBIA, 8. c. OFFICE Law Rango, Bauakett'g building, up stairs. Youmans & Sheppard, Attorneys at Law, Edgejiela, S. C. LKR. F. YOUMANS: JNO C. SHEPARD. _AUK 27_ Gmo New Books ! New Books ! THE VICAR'S DAUGHTER. Bv Georgo McDonald. $1 00. Tho Doctor's Daughter. By Sophie May, $1 50. "At tho Hack of tho North Wind." Bv Geo. McDonald. $2 Fitz Hugh St. Clair, tho South Carolina Re? bel Hoy. By Mrs. Sallie F. Cbapin. $1.50. Lord Kilgobbiu By Charles Lever. $1. Tho Golden Lion of Oramperc. By Antho? ny Trolloppe. 75c. "Ethel Mildmay's Follies. 75c "Ombra." By MrB. Oliphant. 75c. And other late publications, just received and t?rsalo at publishers prices, ut lt. L. BRYAN'S Aug 30 Bookstore. A CHANCE FOB ALL! GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, AT W. E. LOVE & CO.'S ! j"TN anticipation of removing iu September to our large and commodious NEW STOKE, in the Wheeler Building, corner of Main and Plain streets, wo will close ont our present stock at unprecedented LOW PRICES. Bargains in all classes of Goods W. 1). LOVE .V. CO. W. D. LOVE, ) li. K MOCUKKUT I July U The Doctors Recommend Seegers'tteer IN jnuterein-c to London Porterand Scotch VI... WhvVThey know it is unadnhorate?! Initial and Monogram Press. E. R. STOKES IS now prepared, with a Press and apprr* tninincnlM. to iiiminlactnr? INITIAL PA? PEL and F.XVUI OPES to order, embossed j and in cnlors, of all sizes end qualin . ALSO, I Keeps constantly in store a full stock ol Fancy and staple* STA 1? ?NF.ltY, BLANK HOOKS, Fancy Articles and all goods pertain ? ion io a ll rsi class Stationer) Hou?o. Anril 20 New Books. THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, by Bish? ops and other Clergy of the Anglican Church. Vol 1. $5. Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping Heavenwards, tl 50. Hannah, a new Novel, bv Miss Muloch. 50o. Ja? 14 DUFFIE A CHAPMAN. Rust-Proot Seed Oats. HUSHELS, for Sred. For sale hy Sept H HOPE jr O VLF S. North Carolina Hay. PT jr SALES good N. C. n AY, for sale ow i / .> hy HOPE &. GYLES. 100 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF COL UMB IA, 8. C, Present Capital, $150,000. AUTHORI7.RD CAPITAL., ?50O.OOO. CERTIFICATES OF DK POSIT bearing in? terest al Ibu rat? of neveu (7) pur cent. per annum, will bu issued. NOTES, B?ls nt Exchange and other ovi donoea of debt discounted, and money loaned on collat crain: Stocka, Honda, Gold. Silver bought and aold. Dratta on all thu prominent cities in the United StatcB bought and Bold. Directors-J. Eli Gregg. John B. Palmor, F. W. Me Man ter, H. D. Hem., of ll. D. Benn A Son; G. W. boardon, ot Copeland A Dearden; B. L. Bryan, o? Bryan A Mc'arter: W. G. Swafiiold, of lt. A W. C. Swaflield; John C. Soogera, W. B. Stanley. OFFICEUS. Prc8ident-John H. Palmer Cashier-A. G. Brouizer. Assistant Caahier-O. N. G. Butt. Sept 23_ OFFICIAL STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE DEPAUTMENT. IN purauanco ot an Act of tho Genera Assembly, approved March 1,1870. enti? tled "An Act providing for tho general elec? tion and thc manner of conducting the samo," amended by un Act approved Match 12,1872, an ch. ction will bo heh) in tho several Coun? ties of this Stato on tho TH1BD WEDNES? DAY, being thc ICU) day, of October, for tho following State, Legislative. County and Congressional officers, lo -.. -J for tho next two and four years, aa pr. \. .-d by tho State ConBtitution and Acts o! Congress cf tbs United States, to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney-Coneral, Secretary of Stato, Stato Treai-uVcr, Comptroller-General, Superintendent id Education, Adjutant and Inspector-General, members of tho Goneral Assembly, Solicitors ni tho several Judicial Circuits, and for tho various County offices, I together with ono member of Congres i to represent tho State at large, aud ltepreaenta tivca in tho respectivo Congressional Dis? tricts. At tho said election, tho following amend? ments to thc Stato Constitution will be sub? mitted to the voters for ratification or rejec? tion, to wit: 1st. Amendment relating to chango of timo ot holding general elections. Strike ont all or that portion of Section ll of Article If, following tho words "eighteen hundred und seventy," occurring in the fourth and fifth linea, and iusert the follow? ing : "And forever thereafter, on tho first Tuesday following the first Monday in No? vember, in every second year, in such manner and nt snell places as the Legislature may provide." Tho manner of voting on this amendment shall be as follows: Thoee in favor of tho amendment shall deposit a ballot with the following words written or printed thereon: "Constitutional Ameni ment- Yes." Those op? posed to said amendment shall cast a ballot with tho following worda written or printed thereon: "Constitutional Amendment-2Vo." 2d. Amendment relating to the further in? crease of tho oublie debt of the Stato, as fol? lows: Article XVI-"To the end that tho pub? lic debt of Knuth Carolina may not hereafter bo increased without the due consideration and tres consent of the people of the State, tho General Assembly ia hoi oby forbidden to create any further debt or obligation, either hy tho loaii of the ct edit of the State, by gua? rantee, endorsement or otherwise, except tor tho ordinary and current business ot the State, without first submitting tho question as to the- creation of any such new debt, gua? rantee, endorsement or loan of the credit, to tho peo]) e ol' this State, at a gi neral ele-cth n: and uulei-s two-thirds ot the qualified voters of thia State voting on the question "hall he in favor nf a further debt, guarantee, en? dorsement or loan ef thia credit, none sha.'l bo created or nindo." Thc manner of voting on thia ame-nc*mciit shall be aa follona: Those in favor ot the amendment shall de? posit a ballot with thofnllowii g worda written or printed thereon: "Constitu?ional Amend ment, Arti-le -VIV-IVs." Those opposed to the amendment shall cast a ballot, with the following worda wiitten or printed thereon: "Constitutional Amendment, Artirlv X \'J-No " Al! bar-rnomaand driuking saloons shall be closed on thc day of election and ail) person who shall sell any intoxicating dunks on the day ot i lection, ?hall be guilty of a misde? meanor, at-d. on conviction thereof, ehall bo tined in a sum not less than ono ti und red dol? lars, or be imprisoned for a period not less than one. mont h. nor more than six months. I ho Commissioners and Manager* ef Elec? tion, and each nt them, are hereby required, With stiiet regard to the proMt-lon? ot tho Constitution und laws ot the State, touching their duty in such case, to calico such elec? tion.- to lie hel.l m ttiHir r*"-pcctivc Counties on the day r.fon said, and tn take all neces? sary sti pa (or tho holding nf such elections, ! ami for the ascertaining sud determining the persons whoahall have t een duly elected thai e nt, according tn lb? rules, j nmiplta and pto? visions prescribed by the Act and ameudtutut i hereto, aforesaid. lu testimony whereof, I have her. unto set my h ind and caused the Great Seal of the State to bo affixed, at Columbia, [i.. ?.] the 10th day of Septi ruber, A. D. 1872, and tu the nineth-seventh > ear ot tho Independence of the United statea e.f America. ROBERT E. SCOTT*, Governor. F. L. CAIUIO/. i, Secretary of S.ate. Sept IS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best, BUT GO TO THE BEST PLACE. ?-o WE claim lo have one of the finest vS\ stocks Of WATCHES, ol all btu Eng o*'?.i7>';: >h. Swiss ami American makers. With Diamonds and other line Jewelry, onr stock is large, and we are going to ?oil tho Goods. REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in ul bru nein s, hy the beat of workmen. WM. OLAZE. Nov 19 Formerly Glaze A' Radcliffe. Selling Out Below Cost. &KNI-S WALKING CANES, at all prices; from 50 cento npwarda. ISA AC SU LZ HACHER. Swine. CITY CLEP.K'8 OFFICE. COMMUA, S. C., Sept. 25.1872. AFTER tho 1st day ->f October, the Ordi? nation regarding SWINE running at largo in the st reeta will bo enforced. Sopt 20_C BARNUM. CHv Clerk. A whole family cured of billousroi-B with ono box nf Hi initshV Blood and Liver Pills. This is cheap practice. How is it? Why, tho pilla arc good.