The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 01, 1872, Image 4
THE PHOENIX,
, 'i'uLlsHED D4ILT AND THI-wheeli,
THfc GLMNgR,
4VUUI WBOMKSOAY M?ENINQ.
>} ( JULIAN A. SELBY.
KDITOll \MD I'KJPllIKTOB.
*ltSo? on Rinharason Streot, near Taylor
?jfUouk and Job Printing of every dosorip
tlo a promptly and faith! ally attended to.
subsouiption.
O *ily( six months, *4 00; Tri-Weokly, 2 OC;
Weekly, 1 50.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted in the Daily at 75 eonts por equare
lbr the first and 60 cents each subsequent in
?srtion. Long advortisoments by the week,
taontb or year, at reasonable rates.
iml? nn Summer.
Just aftor the death of the fluwors,
And before they aro bnried in snow,
There oomo? a festival soauon,
~ When natnre ia ad aglow
Aglow with a mystical splendor
That rivals th?> brightness ol spring?
Aglow with a boaniy more tender
Than aught which fair snrumereould biing.
Horn j 8i. :rit alin to the rainl"<w
'I'h"ii borrows its magical dyes,
i.nd: aantlef, the far-tprtailing landscape
la htldti that bowildor tbo eyoB.
The sun from his cloud-pillowed chamber
miles ott on a vitjiou so ?ay,
i id di-tiauio that his favorite children,
The flowers, havo not yot passed away..
There's luminous mist ou the mountaiiiB,
A light, azure hazu ia tbo air,
As if angola, while heavenward eoaring,
Had hot their bright robos floating there;
The bro' ?o is so anft, bo caressing,
it seqms a mute token of love.
And floats to tbe heart like a blessing
.from somo happy spirit above.
These days ao eerone and so oharming,
Awake a dreamy dollght?
A tremulous, tearful enioyment,
Like aoft Btrains of mu?io at night;
We know they are fading aud fleeting,
That quickly, too quickly, thoy'll nnd,
And we watoh tbem with yean "ng affection,
As at parting wo watoh a dear friend.
Ob, beautiful Indian Summerl
Tbou lavurite child or the ynnr,
Thou daiuug, whom Naturn euricbos
With girts and adornments so dear -
How f*iu would wo woo tboo to linger
On mountaiu aud meadow awhile,
Vor our hearts, like tbo swob* haunts of Na?
ture,
IU joieo and grow yonng in t!?y smile.
Mot alone to tho sad fields of A i mean
Dost thou a loBt brightnena restore,
Bat tbnn bringest a world-weary soirit
Sweet dreams to its childhood once more;
Thy loveliness fills us with memoriea
Of all that was brightest and best?
7by peaoa aud eereuiiy offer
A forotaste of heavenly rest.
Why Mbh Don't Marry.?Rev. Henry
Morgan lectured in Bostou thin week, on
"Why Men Don't Marry." fiis head?
ings: were these: Men don't marry: First,
because they can't. They can't get the
one they want; bachelors have high no?
tions. Second, because many of them
are cowards; they dare not face tbe
mosio; they dodge the question. Third,
because they are skeptioal; they have not
faith in a woman; they think marriage a
lottery. Fourth, they are selfish; they
eannot yield for another's good; can't
support a family?want the sweets of life
without bearing its burdens. Fifth, wo
?iftn's e^tr&vngAOOP; Here tho speak or
showed true oause for man's hesitating;
expensive living and extravagant dress.
It oofits as much to launch a woman on
the sea of wedded life as it would
to fit out a small schooner. As to
sails, cordage, pennauts, streamers, the
difference is in favor of the schooner.
Next, whom do men marry? Women,
of course. John Howard, the great
philanthropist, married his nurse; he
twenty-five, she lifty-two. John Wesley
married a vixen. Peter tho Great mar?
ried a peasant girl. Humboldt mar
fieri a poor girl booauae he loved her.
Bhakspoare wedded a farmer's daugh?
ter. Byron married for money to pay
his debts. Robert Burns married a girl
whom he courted in the plow field. Mil
t >n parted from his wife. Washington
married a widow. Franklin married the
girl that saw him with tho rolls under
bis arm. Andrew Jackson married a
lady whoso husband was living. Ed?
ward Lytton Bulwer mnrried a shrew.
General Frumont married tho daughter
Of Thomas Ben ton by eloping. Horace
Greeiey married a school-mistrcs. Mur?
tin "Luther married a nun. Father Hy
acinthe married a convert that finally
converted him. Mr. Morgan Iben re?
ferred to tho notorious Scott case, and
dosed by portraying tho trials and sor
?OW3 of tho nbnsed wife. The lecturo
was received with onthuniustic appluusu.
In some eating-houses tho following
songs aro sung: Hash?short matter.
Bologna sausages? long meater. Uoilml
pork?common meater. Porter-house
steak?particular meater. At free lunches
m'am eater prevails.
Notice.
ALL persons arc hereby warned not to
???nSSP??%J:P?.n tLo plantation known an
?1 KEN HOLM'S." Any one violating will bt
dealt with according to law.
-Ot 80.8 ._J. M. MORGAN.
Oysters.
MY OYSTER SALOON ia open
rfor tho season. My friend* aie in
__? vited to givo mo a call. OvHter?
eerved m all styles. O. DIERCKS
Oot 18
New Hulled Buckwheat.
BARRELS?first or the season. For
sale by GBO. SYMMEB8.
BAXTER & 8EIBEL8,
attorm5ys a '? >. a \ v ,
(JO LU Mill A, 8. O.
MOT Office Main street, noarly oppoeito Co?
lombia Hotel.
IaMES M. BAXTER. J. T. SEI DELS.
Oot 24
LjBoy F. Yonmans, Attorney at Law,
00 LU Mill A, 8. o.
OFFICE Law Rango, Bauakctt's building,
up stairs.
Yonmans & Sheppard,
vt//or?ie.vfl at Late, KOgefieln, 8. C.
LeR. F. YOUMAN8. JNO O. SHEPPARD.
Aug 27 . Qinn
Seogers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain CoooculllH Indiens} I'iBb
Berries to mako sleepy or headache.
lO
State of South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 8. C, October 22.1872.
To Commissioners of Elections for Chester
County:
WHEREAS, Hon.T.nome Wimbush, who,
at a goneral election, bold Octob< r,
137t), was chosen a member of the 8ei>ato for
the Election District of Cheater County, to
servo for the term of four years, baa, siuco
said election, deceased; and whereas the
Constitution of the State of iSouth Carolina
directs that in Buch case a writ of election
sb-di bo issued by t he President of theSenato,
for the purpose ol filliiiK the vacancy thus
occasioned for the rem hinder of tho term for
which the member so deei ascd was elected to
servo:
Now, thereforo, yen and oach of you aro
horoby required after doo advertisement,
and wi.h strict regard to all the provisions of
tho Coostitntioii and laws of euid State,
t<-l-dniig your duty in mch case, to hold an
election Tor a member of the Semite for the
Klsciion District aforceaid, to seive for the
remainder of thn ttrm for which the said
Hon. Lucius Wimbonh was elected; tho pol's
to ho opened at. tho various placesof election,
in the said District, on TUESDAY, tho Gtli
day of November, 1872. by tho various sots ot
managers for those p.areB, and tho counting
of the votes cast, and tho declsration of tho
rrsoit of the election to bo iu accordance
with tho provisions of the Act approved
March, 1870, entitled "An Act to provide for
the general electious, and the manner of con?
ducting the same," and tho Act of 1872,
amendatory thereof This writ, together
with a certified copy of your return ot election
to bo held under it. have before tho Souato >-t
its next meeting aftei tlie election.
Witness: The Uou. A J. Ransier, President
of the Kennte, t;t Charleston, this 22d day uf
October, 1872.
ALOKZO J. RANSIER,
President of tho Senate
Attest: j. Woo diu; ff, Clerk of Senate.
Oct 29 7
State of South Carolina.
OHAHLFSTON, 8. 0., October 22,1872
To Commissioners oj Elections for Union
Couuty:
WHEREAS iion. iL W. Duncan, woo. >vl
a general eleotion, held October. 1870,
was chosen a member ot the Senate for tue
Eleotion Diatriot ot Union County, to servo
for tho term of four years, has eince said
eleotion deceased, and whereas tho Constitu?
tion of the HUto of Sooth Carolina direota
that in each case a writ of election shall be
Issued by the President of tho Senate, for the
purpose of filling the vaeanuy thos occa?
sioned for the remainder of the term for
which the member ho deceased was elected to
aeive:
Now, thereforo, yoo and each of yoo are
hereby required, after doe advertisement,
and with strict regard to ell the provisions uf
the Constitution and laws of said State touch?
ing your doty in each cose, to hold an elec?
tion for & member ofehe Ueoate for thn Elec?
tion Diatriot aforesaid, tu serve for the re?
mainder of the term for which the said Hon.
H. W. Duncan waa elee'rd. the polls to be
opened at the various pl&oie of eleotion in
the said District, on TUESDAY, the firth day
of November, 1872, by the various sots of
managers for those places, and the counting
of the votes cast, and the declaration ot the
result of the election, to bo iu accordance
with the provisions of the Act approved
March, 1670. entitled "An Act to provido for
tlio General Elections, and the manner of
conducting the same," and tho Act of 1872.
umondatory thereof. This writ, together
with a certified copy of your re*nrn of elec?
tion to bo held under it, have before the So
nato at its next mooting after tho election.
Witness: Tho Hon. A. J. Rausior, President
of tho Senate, at Charleston, S. C, this ?'Jd
day of October, 1S72.
ALONZO J. RARSTER,
President of tin- eunato.
Attest: J. WoonnuFr, Clerk of Senate
Oct ?9 7
OFFICIAL.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
?Executive Dkfabtment.
To the Commissioners V] Election:
IN accordance with Section .'i of Article 9, of
tho General Statutes of this State, you
are hereby notified and required to cauxo an
election to be held ioyoorrespectiveContities
on the lirst TUESDAY following the first
Monday of November next, being the fifth
day of the month aforesaid, for seven (7) per?
sons as like ore of President aud Yice-Presi
dent of tho United Status.
Now, thereforo, you and each of y ou arc
hereby require I, with strict regard * to the
provisions of the Constitution and law? ol
tbis State, touching your doty in such case,
to cautio such election to bo held in your re?
spective Counties on the day aforesaid, ane
fur t he ascertaining and dclci mining the per?
sons who si all have been duly oh ctid thci eal.
All bar-r<? nis and drinking saloons shall
bo closed on the eluy of election, ami any per?
son who shall er)l any intmivating drinks on
that day, shall bo guilty cf a misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof, shall be fined in a
mihi not. less than ono hundred dollars, or
bo imprisoned for a period not Icbs than one
month, nor mom than six months.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand, und caused the great seal ol the
State to be affixed, at Columbia, this
[h. s.] Oth day of Outnbor, A. D. 1872, and in
tho ninety-seventh year of tho Inde?
pendence of the United States of Ame?
rica. RODERT K. SCOTT,
Governor.
F. L. Caudozo, Hccrotary of State.
Qot u_ r>
Hams, S. C. Shoulders and Strips.
Q AAA LBS. Hngar-Cured 811 OUT..
iO?\/U\/ DFdtS. Hams, Breakfast Ba?
con and Smoked Tongues, for sale by
Bopt-i 1 HOPF. & GYLES.
Our friend of the Christian neighbor enys
that people who complniu of dull t'inios don't
advertise Make known your complaints
This is lleinitrh's plun. Make known your
coinelaints; Heitiitah has a remedy? the
BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS, tho best family
pill ever made.
To Contractors.
Office Boabd County Comsubbioneiih,
highland CoUFTT.
Columbia. October 22, 1872.
PROPOSALS for building a Court Uouso
for Riohland Oouuty ara invited by the
undersigned. Piano aud specifications can
be Been at tho ofliuu of R. E. B. Howetson,
Architect. All bids will be opoued on Monday,
December 2d, next, when the contraot will bo
awarded to tbo lowest responsible bidder.
Tbe Commissioners roaorvo the right to reject
any and all bids.
JOHN H. BRYANT, Chairman.
,T. J. GOODWIN,
UKIAH PORTEE,
Oo^t 27116 Boar ! 'Joauty Commissioners.
Presidential Election.
IN pursuance of the pioc.laniatioti of his
Excellency R. K. Scott, Governor of the
State of South Can )ina. an election will bu
hold on tho FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEM?
BER NEXT, Oth iustant, for aoven persona as
Eh-ctors of President aud Vice-PreBident ot
tho United States.
The pulls will bo opened at G o'clock A. M.,
and close at G o'clock P. M., itt tho following
placet! and under the following managers, viz:
The oily of Columbia is hereby divided into
four election precincts:
wann one.
First, citizens iu Ward One will voto at An?
drew W vdaco'd, (formerly tho Fetitou House,)
on Richardson street.
Managers?Ii, M. Davidson, James Ken?
nedy, Mauson Williams.
second ward two, i'olt. atcoubt uoobb.
Managern?C. J. Carroll. W. R. Junes, Ben?
jamin Williame
Tuiitn, ward three, roi.r. AT rnxENix hook
and i,\udki; com pa nt.
Managers?M. F. Nixon, Daniel ldair, Job.
Smith.
fourth, waud four, poll at itisonT's, (for
mkrlt o'connej.l*b buii.dino.)
Manngera?3. Bshlniann, John Fitzaim
mous, liolland Mitchell.
OADBDEN.
Manage* a?Thomas W. Daweon, Kit Mills,
BiniB White.
hopkins.
Managers?Qrecn B. Bush, John B. Good
wyn, James J. Goodwyn.
TBKMloLM'S ouovf..
Managers?J. ?. F. Simma, Toney Blaiue,
Moses lollivcr.
OAMP OBOUND.
M magtrs?NathauLiubard, Jacob Jackson,
J. Cannou.
KII.LIAN'S.
Managers?Eli Kill.an, Thomas Garnrr,
Trtaevaut Sill.
?AVIS1.
Millingers Vs. S. Feicival, Thorn ac. Roboi In,
Richard Potion.
oabner's.
Managers ? Rnmaol t>. Houry, January
Simpson, Jacob Thomppon.
acton.
Managers?Engcno Clarkson, Joseph Walk?
er, Anderson Burns.
The Chairmen of tbo respe ctivo Boards will
meet the Commissioners of Election at tho
Court UoDse, Co.umbia, on Saturday, Novem?
ber 'J, at 11 o'clock A M., to roceivu ballot
boxes, poll liatB, ai.d written and verbal in?
structions. A L SOLOMON.
A?-^OP GOOl SON.
O/E.IAR LOWNDES,
OommisBionorB of Election Ricblaud Co.
Oct an_6_
Gnn and Blasting Powder.
THE undersigned aro agents for the cele?
brated POWDER niatiuiactuttd at Wil?
mington, Dolawaro, by Messrs. Dnpont, De
Nemans A Oo , and have constantly on hand
a full assortment of the various kinds manu
factuied bv said firm, consisting in part of
RIFLE POWDER, iu whole, half and quar?
ter kegs,
DEER POWDER in '25 ponnd kegs,
i - LASTING r<?WDER, in 25-pound kegs,
DIaMjND GRAIN and RIFLE POWDER,
in 1-unund aviators.
Ahothei i r-.ii 's will he furnished at short
notice from tn i Charleston Magaziue. For
sale in qiiautities to suit purchasers by
)c? JOHN AQNEW A BON.
Philadelphia and Southern
hail STEAMSHIP LINE
TO WILMINGTON, IT. C.
18 composed of two Orst das? STEAM
SHlPS.ol 800 tons eacb; sailing from each
port every WEDNESDAY. Tluonuii r.< toa to
all points South and South-west a- If.w as h>
au> other route, Insurance one-hah percent.
Prompt and certain dtstalcb given. Fur
raten, on general merchandize, cotton, sheet?
ing, &o., appl) to
W. L. JAMES, General Agent.
Philadelphia.
WORTH & WORTH, Agents,
Wilmington, N. C.
A. POPE, Gen'l Freight Agont
W., C. A A. It. 11., Wilmington, N. O.
Sept 14 3mos
Initial aud Monogram Press.
E. E STOKES
IS now prepared, with a Press ai d apper
taiiimeutM. to manufacture INITIAL PA?
PER ami ENVELOPES to order, embossed
aud in colors, of ah rizes and quality.
also,
Keeps eonelautly iu store a full stock ol
Fancy and staple STA 1< NLRY, BLANK
BOOKS, Fancy Altich s* and all goods pertain?
ing to a first class Statioi.i rj LVuto.
Anrii 211
Fail Turnip.Seed.
YKLLOW STONE,
Lung's imniorert hut a Bnga,
ilnbson's Improved liula Bnga,
Largo White N.-ifolk,
Large Whil? (.lohe. HOPE A"- GYLFP.
(hits and Com.
-j AAA BUSHELS FEEDING OA'IB,
A.WlJw 7U0 bushel* White Coin, for
?alu low ror cash H')PE A GYt ES.
Choice Fnmily Flour.
pr/\ BARRELS STRICTLY PRIME. Tor
tJ\9 sale at reduced isle*.
August 10 HOI K A GYLES.
T?o Doctorc Recommend Seegers'Beer
[H preference t< London Porter and Scotch
Ale. Whv?Thov knowt< is iitiadnltorated
North Carolina Hay.
7f!T BALKS good N. C. HAY. for >.a!n ow
O by HOPE A GYLES.
Seed Barley.
BUSHELS selected new crop BARLEY.
For sale hv HOPE k GYLES.
Seed Pvye.
| fft \ BUSHELS PRIME RYE, for Seed.
Ltjl / For sale for cash only.
SeptS HOPE A GYLES.
Buffalo TongucB,
NEW sugar-cured HAMS,
Brei-.kfasl Slripn.
Imokod Beef, for sule low. HOPE A OYLES.
Butter. Cheese, &c
muns elvdc<> (.Ohl I N MUTTFll,
A Boxes Oltoici G> i.hen ('hi ere,
1,000 poundrt ItritakiKsl Strips.
10 hinein Pearl (iiiat and Big Hominy.
All fresh and tor bale by
July 10 HOPE A GYLES.
50
IHK GRAND
GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT MONEY ALL UP!
err
*3_
5 0 0,000
In Bank to Tay Prides.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT
m ? ??
1 Cash Girt. 15 000
1 Cash Gilt. 10.000
1 Cash Gift. 9 000
1 CaahG.ft.
1 Caeb Girt.
lOasb Gift.
1 Cash Girt.
1 Cash Girt.
lOasb Gift.
8 000
7 000
G 000
5 0D0
THE GltANl) GIFT CONCERT, for tho
benefit of the Public Library o? Ken
tacky, is postponed to (SATURDAY, the 7th or |
December, for the following lcaamn:
1. The Failure of certain agems to make re?
turns in timo for the drawing to take place
Scoteniber 28.
2. The accumnlatiou of orders during tbo |
last few days to such an extent that it was not
possiblo to fill them and havo the drawing on
the 28th.
3. Tbo general expressed desiro of ticket
holders that a bill drawing might bo hud,
even it it made a short postponement xicceu?
nary.
4. Tbo bolief of the management that by a
short poet pom meut the remnant of unsold
tickets tin b ? disposed of, and all thu uri/.o i
uaid in fud, without the uecte-sily of any }>ru
rata sca'.iug down.
For tliese reasons, coupled with the earnest
detdro to bom fit the Public Library by&larger
balauco, and tbo tickot-hoklorfc by larger gifts,
thu concert and distribution have been po-t
p <ned to Saturday, thu7thof December, 1872.
Ou th it day and no other the drawing will
positively and unequivocally eouio off in the
great hall of the Public Library building, be?
ginning at prtoisely 0 o'clock A. M., ami con
tiuuo uutil the whole I.IIUU gifts ate awarded.
rhfl payment of thegift* will begin the third
day after thu drawing, and continue for nix
months, in current luuils. by the Farmers'
and Drovers' B.tult.or by sight draft upon the
Fourth National Bauk, New York, at tbo op?
tion of the gift ticket-holders.
1.1st of GlfU.
One Grand Gift, Cash.$100.0001
tine Grand Girt. 150,000
I Cash Girt $25 000 i 4 CaBh Gifts $2 000each !
I Cash Girt. 20,000 | 15Cash (lifts. lt OOeach
20Cash OiftH. 900each
21 Cash Gifts. 800each
25 Cash Gifts. 70Hcach
35 Cash Girts. 000 each
45 Cash Gifts. ?O?oach
50 C ah Gifts. 4'iOoach
GO Cash Gifte. 300 eaeh
4,000 i 110 Cash Gifts. 200 each
3 000 I 612 Cash Girts. 100 each
Total, 1,000 Girts, all Cash.$500,000
PRIC15 OF TICKETS.
Wholo tickets. $10; halves. $5; qnar?ers,
$2 50; 11 winde tick* t- tor tIt (I; 28 for $225; 50
lor #500; 113 for $1,000, 225 for $2,60 ?: 575 for
$5,000 No do-count on ioss than $100 worth
or tickets at u lime.
Tho money necessary to pay in bill all the !
offered gills is uow upon deposit in tho Farm
era'jsnd Druvort' Bank, as will bo seen by tho
following certificate id the Cashier:
Faummis' and Lmiovhuh' Bank.
I.O?ISV1LI.e Kv Sept 2G. 1872.
This is to certify, that there is now on de?
posit in this bank over half a million of dol?
lars to .no credit or tho Gilt Concert fund,
$500 000 ol which is bold by this bank, as
Treasurer of the Public Library ot Eontucky,
to pay off all gifts to b? awarded at tho draw?
ing. R. 8 V-SACK, Cashier.
Hon. John Baboke Manager of the Royal
Insurance 'Jompauy, Liverpool, and Colonel
Jilson P. Johnson, Proprietor of the Gait
House, will act as a committee on tho part of
the Trustees to take charge of the tags he
foio the drawing, count them, place them in
the wheel, and per tonally see that corres?
ponding numbers for all the tickets sold go
into the wheel. After the drawing is over,
the wheel, with its contents, will be placed in
tho hands of a committos on the part of the
tio.ket-nolders, to aadefy themselves whether
all tickets sold wore represented in drawing.
Blind ohildren, in full view of tho audience
will alternately draw the tags from one of tho
glass wheels and tho gifts belonging to them
from the other, and tho official record or tho
drawiuK thus Conducted will u? kent by three
tellers choseu rroru different banks in the city.
Tbo drawing will bo public-bed in tho Louis?
ville papers and New York HrruliL and official
copies mailed to all paities out of Lonisvillo
to whoui tickets havo been sent by lettor.
The rnmnnuts ot tiekets yet unsold will bo
furnished to those who tir?t apt ly for them,
and as general a distribution of them will be
mad.; atuoug agents as their limited number
wi.l permit. No agent wiil be permitted, on
any account whatever, to hold or soil a tb'kot
for tho management after November 25, 1872.
This postponement has been inadu by ad?
vice of tho Trustees, with tho sole object Of
tho real benefit ol both tbo ticket-holder und
tho Public Library, ami ail eoucerood may
rest perfectly assured that, tbo positivo ami
lin.il programme here announced will be car?
ried out to the letter.
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE.
Aecht rnblic. Library Kentucky, Public Li?
brary Building, 1 "itisvdie. Kcntnckv.
SKi'ixMiu n 26 1S72 Oct 5 swl6
BUY TIIK. QKNl'lXIC
EBSBB
Standard Scales,
Mure tit tin 8,10 DlflVrciil MoitlfirutlatiR.
Alii.NTS AI.S ? ?'OH TIIK UI Mf A 1.111)1 MON1.V
UHAWKR.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
1 Broadway, New Y.?r<,
lilt! lUltimni'c st., Baltimore.
5' Camp st , New Orleans.
FA1RBAMI* & EWING,
715 Cho?ltmt sin ot, F!..ih'.dclphia.
FAIRBANKS. LB OWN & CO.,
lib Milk street, Boston.
F??r an
Hi pt IK
by lending Hardware Dealers,
w!:inio
Cond Things.
1} REAR FAST BACON,
} PIO.V FBBT SOUSED,
SMOKIU) Bi r.F,
BUFFALO TONOUFK.
01IOICB (IOHIIEN l'.l' PI KU.
Ali fri f h and for sale low for cash bv
June Ki MOPE V GYI.F.H.
Ncrthern Potatoes.
ffjft BAUUBLs choice selected EATING
*J ?j POTATOES. J'.isi received and fbrsaio
by JOHN AGNI W x SON.
P:vv*li:?n Hotel,
rn >u? KKTON, s. r.
G T. ALFOIU) a- CO., Pro
prielors; It. Hamilton. Sup't.
Look Out for K. K.'S!
? OW in Columbia
'I o be
10.()()(),,l?,?.'!
Msr-.l.2H JOHN 0 SM CP PS'.
ACk.U'IaIN ClIIIK Kolt (-If It.l-h anjj Fv.VKIt
First take the Itlood ai (1 I ivi r 1 ills, to work
off the bite and pnrily ib?? blond; three or
four will be snfll ietil I'lien take a table.
s|M.fnl of HFIMTSH S CHILL CLUB. H
has beeil tried, u ? know it
Important for Reference.
J. W. & K. Chisholm & Co.,
Importers and Manufacturers,
Offer to tue trade the largest stock of I
Ifuman aud Imitation ?A1K goods,
fancy goods, jewelry, lace goods,
etc , that can be found in New York city.
Send for sample parcel. 447 BROADWAY.
Sopt 7 4mo
lO^m?i NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBIA,?. C\
Present Capital, $150,000.
AUTIIOHIZRU CAPITAL., S?uO.OOO.
CERTIFICATES of DEPOSIT, brarinp in?
terest at tbe rato of seven (7) percent,
per annum, will be issued.
NOTES, Bills ot Exchange and other evi
deuoes of dobt discounted, uud money loaned
on collaterals:
Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought and sold.
Draits on all the prominent citiis iu the
United States bought and sold.
Directors?j. Eli Gregg. John B. Palmer, F.
W. MoMaater, R. D. Setin, of R. D Senn ft
-Son; G. W. Bernden, of Coptdatid A Beatdon;
R. l. Bryan, of Bryan A Mci.-artcr; W. c
Swnfheld, of R. & W. 0. Swafflcld; John O.
Seegers, W. B. Stanley.
ofmcf.uh.
President?John B. I'aituer.
Cashier?A. G. Brcnizer.
Assistant Gabbier?C. N.G.Euit.
Kdi>i 28
CITIZENS1 SAVINGS BANK
of
SOUTH CAROLIN j*
Deposits of $1 and Upwards Received.
tA'TEftESl a1.l.o W h.D a 1 TUE xiA'i'2n.u
SEVEN 1'JsiJt VENT. PJSJi ANNLM,
ON CERTIFICATES Ol DEl'OSll,
AND SIX FEU CE2\T. COM?
POUNDED EVEJiX SIX
MONTHS ON ACCOUNTS.
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer. Vice-President.
A. G. Btcmzer, Casniei.
J. II. Sawyer, iu genual ibaige.
John O. b. oniith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. C. lUe
? ell.F. W.MeMaster.E. h. Beinitsh, JohnB.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia
J. EU Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Bcott.Newberry.
W.G. Mayee.Newberry.
B. U. Rntlodge,Charleston.
DanielBavenel. J r.. Chai Jeston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Ol'
pbanH and others ma) here deposit their sav?
ings aod draw a liberal rate of interest there*
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustee*
wishing to draw interest on their fr.ndt-unti
they reqniro them fur business or other par*
posoB: Parents desiring to Bet apart small
turns for tueir children, and Married Womet
and Minors (whose deposits can only be with?
drawn by themselves, or, in casp of death, by
their luKal representatives,1 wirbing to lay
aside funds Tor future- use. are here itTordetf
an oprjortnnity of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate-, and, at
i.hosarao time, ho sublet to withdzavrslwhen
? ended. Anp 18
C oiumbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son
TAKE pleasure in calling the attention of
the public to an examination of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con?
sisting of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Finten,
Aacordeone. Braes and Silver Band Instru?
ments of all kinds. Also, Sheet Musio and
instruction Books for every class of Musical
Instruments on band at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt oi
price: and all kinds of Musical Goods sent hj
Express, when ordered, to any part of the
State, marked O. O. D. Good Second-hand
Pianos aud Organa for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos. Organs and Melodt-ocs tuned and re?
paired in a satistactory manner; and will give
?special attention to Packing, Removing and
Shipping PianoB for otht r parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis?
faction guaranteedto thor-e favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogueol
Sheet Musi? and Musical Merchandise. Tay?
lor street. Citizens' Kavir.ga Bank Building,
Cohimbi* S C Nov 7
M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture "Ware-room
MoinStrett, near Flatn.
NOW on baDd and daily ro
cn iviug from the manufac?
tories of New York, Host on,
Cincinnati end Louisville.the
largest aaaortmeut of FUR
MTURf. ovei kept in this markot, consisting
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din
ing-Room Snits; UGO Bedsteads of different
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order.
UPHOLSTERING ami REPAIRING done at
shortest notice and in the best manner.
Terms cash and Gnndi eh?>ni>. Ort 3P
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
Colonade Urne, Vetuhie Many?,Charleston, S. C,
UK A I. KUH IN
Scotch, Pif* and American Bar Iron,
KEEP constantly on hand a full eupply ol
all kinds.
In storo. 100 tons EGLINTON PIG.
Nnv 28 ly
WHKELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.
HIGIIKST PltKMIUM
By Committee cf Practical MoeMnUts.
fllUE simplicity, durability, cr.se? of manage
1 ment and great laic's t>f work of this
Machine has made it the universal favorite,
s.tn1 leading family Sewing Machine H>i more
than twenty years, and hence it is no experi?
ment to buy one.
For sale, on monthly instalments, second
door hedow Pneoix office,Columbia. S. 0.,by
A. J. PUttSLFY, "
P^y ^7 A ?reuI for Pnrslej ,V Trump.
To Columbia Morciinnts.
mnE UNION TIMES, published by It, M.
I Stokes, at Didou Court House, offers to
the Columbia merchants a good medium,
j through ite sdvertising columre, fi>r STniing
I the If ado of one of the most solvent and
liberal ht>ytna Counties In the State. The
crops of Union County are excellent, and a
I Isige trade' may bo expected frimi its citizens.
Teims<?r tdverl{sing mndorale Nop! 17
j A winde liitnily cured ol bilioliei e>s with
I line, box <>f II? inilsh's Bloed and Liver Pills
, This is cheap practice. How in il? Why, the
i n- i < it.
Bust-Proof Seed Oats.
-| (\f \ BUodELS, for Seed. For aale by
1UU Heptj_HOPE & OYLES.
Change of Scntonie.
SoUTU OAHoLINA ltAILBOAD CoupaKt,
Columbia, S. C, bept. kO. )b72.
Change ol be-htoule
v to go into effect oo
au? altci c-uiiua) , 29ih ii stsiit:
mail am) PAHSEKUUt TBA1N.
Leavo Columbia ai. 9am
Arrive at Charleston at.4 Si< p m
Leave Charleston at.9 31 am
I rrive at Colunibia at. 5 20pm
MUI1T KXl'ltlhH, FlthlOIlT AM. ACClBlIlOLATlON
tu a in , [butiiiiiys excepted.]
Leave ColuBibia 7 f o | n Arrivi .. .(! SO e m
Arrive Cbarlectoi 7.1t'p D* 1 t-avi.. .0 45 a za
Oaniden Train will run eh follows:
Leave Canithu a"_. 7 20 A.M.
Arrive at Colutnl/ a at.11 55 A. M.
Leave Columbia at. . 2 10 P.M.
Ariivo at Gamut n at. 0 55 P. M.
A. L. 1 YL1 H, Vice-) rteiotnt.
fl. It. PirKiNs (inen.; 'I w\t i Ateit.
Oharlotte.Li iUiiiriL anu /)if;uu Jb.B
RCPEP.INI EMI NT'S ( J 1 )( E
Coj.VMUIA, fc. (.., be ptimbi r 22. 1872.
s<-i>\-: ON uuu itfter tbis date,
1 ??t&^V?- h How it.g schedule will be
i im over this roa d:
Uni Nu tonn.
Trail No. 1. Train No. 2.
Leave Charlotte-7 15 A M. 810 P.M.
Leavt Ctdumbia_2:9 1. M. S.S0 A.M.
Arii-\ Auguoia.7.<t2 P. M. 8.1A. A.M.
cioim. KOj.iit.
Leave Augusts.C S? A M. ?? f? 60 P. M.
Leave Columbia... .11 t& 1* M. IMS P.M.
Aviivi Charlotte.0.15 P.M. <M0 A.M.
Mtamiuni lime teti nn i.hp ilovn tl an
VN a r hingt oil; i ] x ip i i. y 11 i h) e tl ('eh nd ia.
No. 1 train daily. No 2 1 rrii doily, bon
Oays excep'ed. Loth tiaim n t-ke ch-tr-c< n
?ection to all point? North, South ai d Vest.
Through licsett- sedu and bapgftgt cLtckid
to ell piineii'sl points
JAM! S ANUEI.FON, General Sap.
E It. I'oiisf?.Gen.Freight si'dlicket Au nt
Change of ScheotHb.
WlI.llINOTON, COU MblA & ei ortiA P.. B. Co.
bCPLKtNlI-NmM'r ( rriCE.
Wilwinoton, N. O (. etiter 7. 1872.
5f?i PSSEd&Ci. A FT EU this date the
H JOBE^?* tollnwing schedule will
he um by It an.s en (Lit roao:
PAY KXrltKSS 1BAIN [DAILT.]
Leave Wiiinin^toi. (Unit.n Li ].ot| 8 25 A M.
Arrive at Hoit-nt t-. 9.55 A. M.
Anivi at Colrmbis. 2 40 P.M.
Arrive at Ai'gusta. 7 42 P.M.
Lt ave Augusta. G35A M.
Leave Columbia.11 15AM.
Ar. Ivo at 1- loi < !.<?(?. 4 16 P. M.
Arrive Wilmington [Unit n Tt 111] 10 25 p. M.
NIOH1 KlI'ltFhP TBA1>
Leave Wibnii ??ton [Lnicn Lei oi] 5 45 1 M.
Arrive at flounce.11 86 P.M.
Arrive at Columbia. 8 41/ M.
Airivo at 'topoats. 8 "0 A M.
Leuvo?UguMa. 5 50 P M.
Leave Colombia.JPiOP.M.
Arrive at Florerrf. 2 12 A.M.
Arrive at Wilmington. 8.(>hA. M.
Get 8 .1 AH. AFDl'.l-hCN. Grr'l r np't.
ortbiiviut. aiib LOiHttiB } n.iifid.
PA8SFNGF. B
;TIiAlN8 ion daily,
Koudsyn excepted, coi.Ltetii-t Wilh Ni^Lt
Train? on booth Carolina ) silicsd ot trd
down; with Train? going North and South on
Charlotte, Columbia and Augutda and Wil?
mington, Colombia and Aogaeta Railroads.
OP.
Leave Columbia at. 7.15 a. xn.
Leave Alston. 9 06 a. si.
Leave Newberry.10 40 a. m.
Leave Cokesbnry. 2.00 p. m.
Leave Belton. . 8 f 0 p. xn.
Arrive at Greenville. 6 30 p.m.
down.
Leave Greenville at. 7.80 a.m.
Leave Belton.9.30 a. m.
Leave Cokeebory.11.16 a. m.
Leave Ntwberry*.. 2 80 p. m.
Leave Alston. 4 "Op m.
Arrive at Columbia. GiOp.m.
Anderton Brunch and Bhte Ilidge J vr?ur.n.
DOWN. tp.
Leave Walhalla. 5 45 a. m. Airivo 7.16 p. la.
Leave Perryvillo 0.15 a. pq. G 35 p. m.
Leavo PendJelon 7.10 a. m. 6.50 p. m.
Lesvo Anderson 8 10 a. m. 4 50 p m.
Arrive at Belton 9.00 a.m. Leave 8 P0 p. m.
Accommodation Tihii.e tun on Alltville
Brnncb Mondays. Wertupedayp anf Frif sye.
On Auderpon Branch.hi tw? en Beltrn and An?
derson, lur^da* s, TburedaNB f nd Fatmdnye.
THOMAS DCI'AME AI', Cit ii. bnp.
Jabfz V(>i<ti?n, General Ticket Agent.
Aiohiuonu and Ibnviiie jEfiillCfd.
rrr-^tms,ih^s^ condensed time
Qstatx^ftE^SSF* 1 ABLE. in tffict on and
attir SunUio, Oelobei 13. 1872:
GOING NOB'iU.
STATIONS. HAIL. exphef3.
Leave OietiiBboio. 2 10 A. M. 11 !?? A. M.
Leave Danville. 4 40 A M. 1.E2P. M.
Leave BuiLvillo. 9.44 A.M. 6 86P.M.
Airivo at lticbmond.. .12 45 P. M. 9.30 P. M.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Richnumd. 1 f.0 P. M. 5.10 A. M.
Leave Bui kville. 5.12P.M. 8L8A M.
Leave Danville. 10 10 P. M. 12.57 P- M.
Arrive- at Greensboro. .12 25 A. M. 3.S0 P. M.
'J rains leaving KieLmond at 1.E0 P. M., aid
at 5 10 A. M., couui-cl at CHeLtboio viith
trains on North Carolina Divieie n, for all
points South. PabHi i gt rs Iravit g lticl n>ond
ut 1.60 P.M., conned at GucLsbotO with
train for all j oints Lat-t ot Gieeiibbi 10. 1 as
eenger train leav'mg Bsb tgh si 0 10 T. M.,
ennntcta at Green*'! ort' will. NotlLiti-l-i imd
Mail train, ariiving in Bicl.moi d st 12 45 T.
M. JOHN lt. MACMUI.Lt?,
Genend Freight and l it kel Agent.
t. M. lt. 1 alci t. 1 iiftiurer ai d Gen Sup't.
KoutXI CAJ'OI. i.*va DIVlblON.
GOING nop.tu.
fcTATK Nfl. IIA1L KSPIir.FB.
Leave Charlotte. 7 in P.M. 6S1A.M.
Leave Kaliebuiv.10 t 2 P.M. 8 &7 A. M.
Leave High Point ... 12 10 P. M. 10 17 A.M.
Arrive at Gl i-eitbbtuo. 1 (IIA. Id. lltOA.M.
Leave (in enshoio.... 2 ('0 A ?I 11 lb A. M.
I Leave Con 1 any t hops 3.10 A. M. 12 -.0 1'. M.
1 Li ave Hillslioro. 4 fS A. M.
Leave Buleiph. .. S t'5 A M.
Ai rive :tt Gohii-he io.. .11 10 A. M.
GOING PGDT 11.
Leave (loltbhoro. 3 t 0 P. M.
Leave Haleigh. li 40 P. M.
Leave liilmboM. 0.10 T. M.
Leave Company Shops 1(1 56 A. M. 2 15 P M.
Arrive at Groeiu-boro. 12 20 A. M. 3 30 P M.
Leave Greensboro_1 10 A M. 4.(0 P. M.
Leave High Point.... 2 02 A. M. 4 !:9 P. M.
Leave Sftlirbnry. 3 68 A. M. ? 13 P. M.
Arrive' at Chailotic... C 25 A.M. 8 11 A M.
Passenger train lonvinr- Haleigh 6 40 P. M.,
connects ut Greensboro with Northern bound
train; mnldng quickest time to all Northern
cities. Price of tickets tamo as other le-ult-s.
Mail trains dailv, both wa\s, over entiro
length of road. Express daily between Crmi
panv Shops and Charlotte Sundays excepted.
l.'ullmau Palace Carson night trains between.
CLailotle and P.ichn.ond, without change.
s. e. ALLEN. Gen. Ticket Agent.
W. II.OnFKN. Master Transportation.
Summer scheouie B. & U. R. R.t
down train, up tea ik
>igl&?E*Gf* Arrivo. Leave. Arrive. Leave
Sparlnnburg.. 6 30 6 25
Bate-hville. 6 00 0 00 4 Ml 4.53
Parclct. 0 ('8 G.13 4.40 4 <6
Jonrsville. 6.48 G.4S 4 15 4.10
Unionville. 7 26 7 fO 8.05 8.26
Kniitnr. 8 20 HT) 2 30 2.85
Fish Osm. 8 10 8 46 2.10 2 15
Rhelton. f ?5 ft 20 135 1 4P
Lvh's'Ford... 0.40 9 46 1.12 1.17
Rtrothrr. 10.05 10.10 12.50 12 55
Alston. 11 00 ''hOO
May 2-1 Til(?S. B. JETKN.President