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ME PHOENIX, . f 0 SLIHniD DAILY AWD TBI-wkibxy. THE GLEANER. BVJBliY WBDZfBSDAT BOBNIHO. JULIAN A. S ELB Y , KOITO? A?D PUUPUUTOa. Offloe on Bicharcison Street, near Taylor ??Ttiook and Job Printing of overydoeorip tio a promptly and faithfully attended to. subscription. O iUy, six months, 54 00; Tri-Weekly, a 6C; Weakly, 1 60. tsniBim ts Inserted In the Daily at 75 o?nts Jfcr etiuare .for the first and 60 cents eaoh subsequent in? sertion. Long advertisements by the week, month or year, at reasonable rates. The Old Love. I met her, she was thin and oV, She atooped and trod with tottering feet; Her looks were gray that once were goid, Her voice was harsh that once was sweet; Her oheeke were .sunken, and her even, Bobbed of their girhuh light of joy, Were dim; I felt a straDge surprise That 1 had loved her when a boy. But yet a something in her air Restored me to my yoalhlnl prime; My heart grow young and seonied to wear The impross of that long lout time; I took her wiltod hand in mine, IIa touoh awoke a world of joy; I kissed her with a roverend sigh; For I had lovod her when a boy. A young man who prides himself on his muBcle and proficiency in the "man? ly art," went to a storo in Bangor, and, after some loud'talk, tipped over a bar? rel of arauberries oh bis exit, following up his feat by "stumping" ono of the proprietors into the street. The afore? said .proprietor acoepted tbo challenge, and after wiping np the mnd for a square rod with the man of muscle's back, ended the little game by throwing him bodily over a fence. The muscu? lar youth doesn't like to hovo any? body say cranberries to him now. Official. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, _ Executive Defabtment. Wl HEBEAS in j ursaaaco of an Act enti V V tied "An Act providing for tbo General Elections, aud the manner of conducting the same," approved the first day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand night hundred and seventy, and the Act amendatory thereof, approved the twelfth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thoueand eight hundred and seventy-two, oleotiona have been held for Governor, uicu tenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney-General, 8tate Treasurer, Comptroller-General, Superintendent of Edu? cation, Ad j ut a n t and I n s pe ato r-G ener al, Mem? bers of Congress,- Members of the General Assembly, Solicitors,Sheriffs,Clerks of Com I, JadgeB of Probate, School Commissioners, County Commissioners and Coroners, and Constitutional Amendments, changing the time for holding elections and prohibiting the creation of a debt without tbo consent of tbo Jpeople, have been submitted to tbo electors n accordance with Joint Resolutions, ap? proved tbo ninth and thirteenth days of March respectively, in the year of our Lord one thousaud eight hundred mid seventy-two; and Whoreas it appears, upon examination of the raturnB, that the following porsnns bavo roceived a majority of votes for the offices rc aneelively referred to: Governor?Franklin J Mosos, Jr. Lioutonant-Govaruor?U H G leaves. Secretary at State?Henry E Hayno. Attorney-General?Samuel W Melton. State ireaauror?F L Cardczo. Comptroller-General?Solomon L Hogo. Superintendent of Education?Justus K Jillson. ? Adjutant aud Inepeclor-Gencral-?Henry W Purvis. Member of Congress at Large?R H Cain. Representative from First Congressional District*?Joseph H Raiuoy. Reprosontativo from ?ucond Congressional District?Alonzo J lt.auf.ier. Representative from Third Congressional District?H B Elliott. Representative from Fourth Congressional District?Ale^ 8 Wallace Solicitors for tbo several Judlc'al Circuits: First Circuit?Charles W Bultz, Soooud Circuit?Plurco L Wiggins. Third Circuit*?Samuel T AtLinaou. Fourth Circuit?A J Shaw Fifth Circuit?J H Runklo. tiixiu Circuit?Wui C Brawloy. Seventh Cirouit?Wm M Fleming. Eighth Circuit?absalom Hlvthe. ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Roprcsontatives? ES Gain, II A Widener, J R Toihyrt, U Ii Ellison, Thomas H Martiu. Coroner?Paul W Jefferaou. 8heriff?L P Gufnn. ^ Clerk.of Court?LowiirT) Bowie. Probato Judge? C W Gufllii. Holi el Commissioner?SVm Prcsaloy. County Commissioners?W V MoKellar, A It Barton, S A Jefferson. A1KEN COUNTY. Sonator?Charles D flayno. Representatives?Prince R Pivors, Samuel J Lee, Glostor Uollaud, Wm B Jones. Coroner?Frauds L Walker. Sheriff?Hiram Jordan. Ofork of Court?Joseph Qiauh. Probate Judgo?Henry Hparnick. School Commlsnlonor- John Gardner. County Commissioners?Edward P HlODcy, Rumuol Sponcor, Wm M Peel. ANDERSON COUNTY. Representatives?John R Coohran, J C C Feathurston, John W?hou. Coroner?Jan H McCouuilI. Sheriff?Wm McGukio. Clerk of Court?John W Daniels. Probato Judge?Wm W Humphreys. School Commissioner?Thos P. Bens n. County ?ommlsslonors?Wm M Leave)), Kerum Broazeale. D L Cox. BAUN WELL COUNTY. Senator?James M Smith. Bepreseutativeu?B If Norland, Fred Nix, Jr, B W Middlotou, E M Suniptor. Coroner?James Patter.-on. Sheriff?N G W Walker. Clerk of Court?Wm A Norland. Probate Judgo?Wm J Mixson. School Commissioner?Abraham Middluton. County Commissioners?Godfrey B Cloy, A L Robiuson.ftoinir Ca vo. B2AUF0KT COUNTY. Senator?Robert Smalls. Representatives? Mastinga Gantt, Samuel Greon, Thomas Hamilton, N B Myers, J B JBasoomb, J D Roberteon, Goo A Reed. Coroner?A W Muokenfuss. Sheriff?Wm Wilson. Clerk of Court?H G Jndd. Probato Judge?R J Carlton. School Commissioner?T E Miller. County Commissioners?Goo Wartorbouso, Paul Prftohard.S Drayton. CHARLESTON COUNTY. Senator?W R Jerroy. ' Representatives?B A Bosescn, Timothy Hurley, O B Levy, 0 J Audoll. It B ArUon, 0 P North, NPSpenoor, J Frioleau, Jas Bren nan, JTlngman, Rioharrl Bryan, A P Ford, W A Grant. J J Grant. J F Groono, Edward Petty, It W Tarner, J Vanderpool. Coroner?Aaron Logan. Shoriff?C O Bowcn. Clerk of Court?Jacob Williinan. Probate Judge?Georgo Butst. School Commissioner?B H Hoyt. County Commissioners?Q I Cunningham, Louis Dunneman, W H Thompson. CHESTER COUNTY. Representatives?John Lilly, Prince YuUDg, Charles Sims. Coroner?Julio* Stevenson. Sheriff?Benj G Yooum: Clerk of Court?0 0 MoCoy. Probate Jadge?John Dickey. School Commissioner?Dublin Walker. County OommiBtioners?James Reid, Bur roll Hemphill, Madison Pendergraes. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. Representatives?a. MLowry, W WBpeucor. Coroner?H D Tilla. Sheriff? P F Spoflbrd. Clerk of Court?Tliomas F Mulloy. Probato Judge?W J Hanna. School Commissioner_W L T Price. County Commissionera?D Douglas, Edward Clark, Stephen Jackson. CLARENDON COUNTY. Representatives?A. Collins, Jared Warloy. Coroner?W O Ivo v. Sheriff?W J Clark. Clerk of Court?W A Bai field. Probate Jud^e?W R Burmese, Sr. School Comtaieoittiicr?L A Bonliow. County Commissioners?MM Bon bow, Til us Malt mi, Sylox Melton. COLLETuN COUNTY. Roprcscntalivcu?A P Holmes, Sherman Smulla, W H Fraaer, Wm M Tliomas, Robert Tarletou. Coroner?Robert Tolbert. Sheriff?J H Terry. Clerk of Court?A C Shafler. Probate Judge?CharloB Wit sell. School Commissioner?E D Holmes. Couuty Cominissioneis?Jobeph A Suspor tas, Wm A Drifll-j, Philip Ferguson. DARLINGTON COUNTY. Representatives-John Boston, Riehard n Hamberg, Jackeou A Smith, Samuel J Keith. Oorouor?Hem y Brown. Sheriff?Thomas C Cox. Clerk of Court?Jonathan Wright. Probato Jndgo?Michael Welsh. School Commiabionur?Jothna E Wilton. County Commissioners?Clayton Cannon, Francis D Smith, Gustavo Hoffman. EDOEFIELD COUNTY. Senator?Lawrence Cain. Repreaontativea?John A Barker, Parrd Simkius, David Graham, Auguatua Simkiua, Lewis Simons. Coroner?William Wataon. Sheriff-Hardy Wall. Clerk oT Court?antlrow Ramsay, Sr. Probate Judge?David L Turner. School CommisHioucr?Georgo A Morgan, uounty Comniissionurf?HaniaOu Storm, Wealoy Jefforson, Pock Martin. FAIIIFIELI) COUNIY. Senator?Sandy Ford. Representatives?Isaac Miller, Lcvi Lee, M S Miller. Corouer?Silas W Ruff. Sheriff?Lewis W Duvall. Clerk of Court?Samuel B Clowney. Probate Judge?W M Nelson. School Commissioner? Wm J Crawford. County Commissioners?U L Elliott, Henry Jacobs, Johu M Martin. GEORGETOWN COUNTY. Senator?Vijn H Jones, Jr. Representatives? Charles Green, James A Bowley, Chaa H Bperry. Coroner?Sherald Johnson. Sheriff?Samuol It Carr. Clerk of Court? Calvin J Coa. Probate Judge?Richard O Bash. cscnooi Commissioner?Steven B Gipson. County Commissionera?Bichard O Bush, James McO. Lcacsoo, lienry Joy. GREENVILLE COUNTY. Senator?Thomas R Donaldson . Representatives?James P Moore, John II Goodwin, Stanley II OriUoodcn, James McCnl longh. Coroner?Wm i! Goodlctt. Sheriff"?John b Southern. Clerk of Court?Wm A McDnniel. Probate Judge- Samuel J Oouthit. School Commissioner?Jamea II Taylor. County Commissioners?Wm J Weit, An dro.v R McDavid.Wm C Goodwin. HOllllY COUNTY. Senator--T C Dunn. ReproaentativcB? J E Dnscubcrry, N B Cooper. Coroner?D W Oliver. Sheriff?A U Skipper. Clerk of Court?II E Seafdona. Probato Jiitlgn? Isaac Cannon. School Commissioner?Daniel Lewi*. County Commissioners?J W Holiday, P Vaught, C Qraiujjcr. KKIWILYW COUNTY. Represent atlw a?Frank Adamson, Rc-nbi u D CUither, Allison w Uongh. Coroner?Reese H Player. Sherill?SdHiUiil Ph'.CO. Clerk of Court ?Richard 13 Wall. Probate Judge -James F Snthorland. School Commissioner?Frauk Carter. County Com miss inn era?John A Boawell, Benjamin McCatkill. Daniel P Johnaon. LEXINGTON COUNTY. Senator?John C Hopo. Represoutalivce?tlcnry A Meotzc, Jacob W Low man. Coroner-0 P Qualtlcbaniu. Sheriff?Henry 11 Geiger. Clerk of Court--William J Asnman. Probate Judge-Simon P Wingard. School Commissioner?A D llal'.iwangcr. County Commissioners? D D D Mitchell, S Luther Smith, Jcrt-inlali Wvhi*. LANCASTER COUNTY. Representatives?William Black, Daniel C Woolfo. Coroner- A J Helden. Sheriff? J R Hunter. Clerk of Court?T 11 Clybnrn. Probate Jadge?J C HecrcHl. School Commissioner - M J Shaver. County Comuiis-iiotiers?It J Haghis, O C Iliiisjn, J T Brssiiiglon. LAUBfeiNB COUNTY. Senator?V .1 l' Owons. Representatives?Joseph Crew*, James Young, Janu s Mill*, L'Wiur Sullivan. Coroner --John llaoiiltou. Sheriff?John 11 Little. Clerk of Court?J Walker Rice. Probute Ju Ige-- Ju'len Lark. School-Commissioner?Pratt S. Sober. County Comratsaionorc?Luda II. Little, Tor pin Bendy, It si ford Stewart. MARION COUNTY. Senator ? Christopher Smith. Reproaentativos?B? njamin A. Thompson. Eben Hujh, Erasmuri ti Gourdin, John W Johnson. Coroner?liiram 11 Jackson. SheH?'-Dauicl F Bury. Clerk of Court? Stephen G Owens. Probate Judgo?James Graham. School Commissioner?Mitchell K Ilolloway. County Ootarniasiouors? Knoa Reaves, Ar? thur Deas, Lawrence. Mills. alAllLBORO COUNTY. Roprosehtativea?Jacob Allman, Dudley P Mebant in. Coroner?John Briston'. Sheriff?James H Jones. Clerk of Cotirl?Thomas W Allou. Probate Judge?John W Smith. School Commissioner?Frank S Hazel. County CoinmisHionora?Joel L Eaaterling, Calvin T Stubbs, Edward Milea. Nt:\VBERRY COUNTY. Honator? H?iir? C Corwin. Representative ---Sampaou S Bridges, Jo soph D Boston, Ib?.ni Greenwood. Coronor?James Henderson. Sheriff?John J Carrington. Clerk of Court?Joese C Smith. Probate Judg-e?James O Leahy. School Commissioner?nlunaou 8 Lohr. County Commissioners?Donuia Moatos, Allen Rice, Thomas Keitt. OCONEE COUNTY. Senator?W O Keith. Representatives?Edmond Herndon, Enos A T?te.. Coroner?"Walter M Woodon. Sheriff?WN Oralg. Clerk of Court?Jesse W Stribliug. Probate Judge?Stiles P Deudy. School Commissioner? Thomas L Lowia. County Commissioners?W HSliibling, Jas M Hnnhicutt, Jaims A Doyle. OBANGEBURG COUNTY. Senator?Jarnos L JamiBnn. Representatives?Samuel L Duncan, Jobn Dir, Henry Riley. J Feldor Myers, Abram Donnelly. Coroner?John L? Humbert, Sbeiiff?Edward J Cain. Clerk of Court?Goorge Bolivor. Probato Judge?Augustas B Knowlton. School Commissioner?Francis R McEinlay. County Commissioners?Jobn Robertson, Edmund T I? Smoake, Alexander Drown. PIOKENS COUNTY. Representative?B E Bowen. Coroner?W Boyd. Sheriff?J B Ferguson. Clerk of Court?H D Keith. Probate Judge--J H Ptiilpot. School Commissioner?D F Hradley. O'juntv Commiiisioncrs?H J Anthony,'I hos R Price," Wm Smith. RICH LAND COUNTY. Representatives?S 15 Thompson, A W Cur- i tis, Char'os Minort, John T Gilhnore. Coroner?I H Coleman. Sheriff?J E Dent. Clerk ot Court- D B Miller. Probato Judge? S D Swygirt. School Commissioner?L> Halmnnd. County Commissioners?E M W es tun, V,' E fiayne, ? Porteo. SPAIU'ANBURG COUNTY. Senator?D R Duncan. Representatives? Gabriel Cannon, R M Smith, W P Compton, Thomas J Moore. Coroner?Moses Foster. Sheriff?John Dewberry. Clerk of Court?F M Trhnruior. | Probato Judge?Benjamin Woffbrd. i School Commissioner?W H Ilichardeon. Countv Commissioners?Willi.on T Thorn, H D Floyd, J M Eirord. SUMTER COUNTY. Representatives?T B Johnston. W W Rum say, J C Wilson, Butler Spears. Coroner?T J Duncan. Sheriff?J M Tiudall. Clerk of Court?O w Reardon, Probate Judge?C M Hurst. School Commissioner?J N Corbett. County Commissioners?Henry Cain, \Y T i Andrews, J B Johnston. UNION COUNTY. Representatives?W IJ Wallace, It H nice, Johu Wallace. Coroner?John Tinsluy. Sheriff? Robert Macht Ih. ' , Clerk of Court?Chat!? u Bolt. Probate Jud^o? Joseph F Gist. School Commissioner?W H Norman. i County Commissioners?Y S Robo, Ucorgo ; Martiu, James Hardy. WILLIAMS BURG COUNTY. j Representatives?James Puteisou, Fortune Qilos, Tuomas Prosslcy. Cot oner?Lctiis Donath. Shcriff-WiL.aru W Ward. Clerk of Court?Melvin J Hirsch. Probate Judge?Louis Jacobs. School Commissioner?Henry H Mourzon. Couuty CommissionerH?Robert T Scott, William Scott, Ambrose Tlsdale. YORK COUNTY. Senator?J Hannibal Whlto. Representatives? J A Ratnhford, M L Owens, Nelson Davis, Daniel Wllliums. Coroner?Johu R Wallace Sheriff?Robert U Glenn. Clerk of Court?Joseph F Wallaco. Probato Judge?Joseph A McLaiu. School. Commissioner?C A KinR. County Commissioners?H RRoberts, Frank Edwards, William B Allison. Wo do, therefore, by virtue of tho powers in us vested, certify anddiclaro tho above-men? tioned parties have been duly elected to till tho various offices respectively referred to; and tho Constitutional Amendments, having received a majority of votes, are hcrobv de- I dared duly adopted'. Given under our hands and tho peal of the I State,in tho city ot Columbia, this : Hiih day of November,in the year j of our Lord one thousand eight ?Jf. s !? hundred and seventy-two, and in 1 I _.~ I id,, ninety-seventh vearof tho In .!..[*,.i,,!....*,..-. , i tlii. V,.it..,l Siui.u of America. . I (Signed) V. lt. CARDOZO, Secretary of Stale. (Signed) F. J. MOSES, Jn . Adjutant-General. (Signed) D. II. CHAMBERLAIN, Attorney-General, (Signed) J L. NEAGLE, Conipirolbir-GciKral. (Signed; NILCS G. PARKER, Treasurer. STATK 0V SOUTiyjAROLINA, Oittok SixitiT.il?of State. I, P. L. Cauih'Zo, Secretary ot State of South Carolina, in piirsnuiu'n of the provi? sions of ihn Act. above referred to, do hereby certify that ihe foregoing is a correct trau-I script from (he statemt-nts and declarations ril the Board of Stato Canvassers, filed in this office, according to said Act o! Assembly. Given lllld? r my hand and : he seal of the Stxl?', ttii-4 l.vb diy of November, i-j A. i>. 1ST.!, and in tho ninety ? n s [ seventh vcar of American ludt I-1 poi.d.'iiee. P. f.. CARGO/. ). Nnv 20 H'e.rctary o[ State. LeRoy F. Youtnnns, Attorney at Law, VOLUMJilA, S. U. OFFICE Law Range, Bainrkt tl's building, up stairs. Yonmans &Shcppard, Attornt i/.s nl h(\'f, /.'?'</' 'it t'i, S. LkR. V. Vt;C.?IAN i. JNii i:. SUEPPARD. Aug 27 Inno Fresh Biscuits. f[CARINA, Pearl, Oyster.Winc, Bnlter, Milk, ' Pic-nic. Cream, Coin Hill, Lemon, Soda, iiO.. all fresh. Tor sale low bv Oe.t 9 HOPE A GYI.FS. Choice Family Flour. BARBELS STRICTLY PRIME, for hiiIo at reduced isles. August 10 HOPE A GYLES. Look Out for K. K.'S! NOW in Columbia. To be seen lit March 'J8 ~ JOHN C. HEEGERS'. Seed Rye. I CA BUSHELS PRIME RYE, for Seed. .L?.J\ " For nale for cash onlv. Hept 8 HOPE A GYLF.H. Good Things. BREAKFAST BACON, PIGS' FEET SOUSED, SMOKED BEEF. BUFFALO TONGUES. CHOICE GOSUEN BUTTER. All fresti and for salo low for cash bv June 10 nOPE ft GYLES. Seed rVheat. rrpT BUSHELS Chilean Whito SEED I O WHEAT?a choice variety. 51) bushels Bed Spring Wheat. For salo for groonbacks.__HOPE A GYLES. Hams, S. C. Shoulders and Strips. Q i\f\r\ LBS. Sugar-Cured 8HOUL 0?,VJyJVJ DERS. Hams, Breakfast Ba cou and Smoked Tongues, for sale by SeptJ7 HOPE & GYLES. 50 lO.OOO THE GRAND GIFT GONdSR?. GIFT ISONEY ALL UP! S$ 5 0 0,0 0 OS In Bank to Pay Prizes. A FULL DRAWING IK SIGHT. mHE GRAND GIFT CONCERT, forSiho ft benefit of the Pnblio Library of Ken? tucky, is postponed to SATURDAY, the 7th of December, for the following reasons: 1. The failure of certain agents to make re? turns in time for the drawing to take placo September 28. 2. The accumulation of orders during the last tew daye to sucfi an extent that it was not poBsib'e to fill them and havo tho drawing on the 28th. 3. The general expressed desire of ticket holders that a full drawing might be had, oven it it mado a short postponement ncces sary. 4. The belief of tho management that by a short postponement tho icmnaut of unsold tickets can bo disposed of, and all tho piizea paid in fti'l, without tho necessity of any pro rata scaling down. For tlieee reasons, coupled with tho earnest desire lo benc lit tho Public Library by a larger balance, aud the t ieket-bolders by lai gergills, tho coMcert and distribution have been poet ponod'to Saturday, the 7th of December. 1872. On that day and no other the drawing will positively and unequivocally Co QIC off in the great hall or the Public Library building, be? ginning at i cisely 0 o'clock A. M., anil con tinue until the wholu 1,000 gifts are awarded. .The piumentor the gifts will begin the third day after ihu drawing, aiid continue ha-tax months, in current tunds, by the Farmers' and Drovers' Bank, or by sight dralt upou the Fourth National I'.auk, New York, at the op? tion of tho gitl ticket-holders. Lisi sf Ullis. One Grand Gift, Cash. 1100,(00 One Grand Gift. .toO.OM) 1 Cash (Lit {23 (lOU I l Cash Gifts 52 (COeach 1 Cash Gilt. 20,000 | 1ACufah Gifts. 1 I (10each 1 Cash Gift. 15 000 I 20 Cash Gitta. IHJOcach 1 Cash Gilt. 10.000 | 21 Cash Gitta. HlOcaeh 1 ('ash Gilt. 0 ODO I 'i.j cash Gifts. 700each 1 Cash Gilt. H Out) I 30 Cash Girts. COOuacli 1 Car h Girt. Toon, l? Cash Gifts. *.0i!oHoh 1 Cash Gilt. (5 000 HOC sh Gills. t'Ocach 1 Cash Gib. ') Otin ' (St) Cash Oitts. :'(10oach 1 Ca-h Girt. 4 one . ion Cash Gifts. 200encli ICiinliGin. 3 0U0 | 012 Cash Gifts, mo each Total, l.UOD Gilts, all Cash.fj'.'U 0'JO PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole tickets. $1U; halves. $5; quarters, #2.50; 11 wholes tick. Is for f ILO; 18 for i'?i?; f>U for ?51:0; 113 for f 1,000; 225 for $2.50;i; ."i7". lor $5,000. No discount on less than #100 'voi th of tickets at a limo. The money necessary to pay in full all I bo offered gilts is now upou deposit in thcFaim ern'*niul Drover.-' Bank, an will be seen by the following certificate uf the Cashier: F.\ ii si Hits' and DuovEns' Bank. Louikvii.i.b. Kv., Sept 2t>. 1872. This ;? to certify, that there is now on clo posil in iiiis bank oViT h?lt' * million ot dol? lars to the cr? dit of the Gift Concert fund, #500.000 of which is held by this bank, as Treasurer of the Public Library ol Kentucky, to pay off all gills to be awarded at the draw? ing, lt. S V?ACH. Cashier. Hon. John Raiiiikk Manager of the Royal IiiHiii'sueo Company, Liverpool, and Colonel JlLSON P. Johnson," Proprietor of tho Gait House, will net as a committee on tho part of the Trustees to take charge of tho tags he lore the drawing, count them, place them in tho wheel, and personally see that corres? ponding numbers for all the tickets sold go into the wheel. Alter Ihe drawing is over, the wheel, with its contents, will be placed in tho bauds of a cmumittoe on tho part of the ticket-holders, to satisfy themselves whether all tickets sohl were represented in drawing. Bliudciiildrc.ii. in full view or tho audience will alternately draw the tags from one of the glass wheels and the giPs belonging lo them from the other, and the official record of tho drawing thus conducted will be kepi by three tellers chosen from different banks in the city. The drawing will he published in the Louis? ville papers and New York Herald and official copies mailed to all parties out of Lonisviltt to whom tickets have been sent by letter. The remnant? of tickets yet unsold w ill be furnished to th <so who llr?l apt ly lor them, ' ami as general a distribution i<l them will he made among agents as their limited number! will permit. No agent will bo permitted, on any account whatever, to hold or sell a ticket for Ihe management'sfti r Xovcmbi r 25, 1S72. This postponement has been made by ad? vice of the J'rusUn s, with the sole object ol the real benefit of both I lie ticket-holder and the Public I Ibrary, and all concerned may rest perfectly assured that the positive anil final programme hero announced will be car? ried out to the h-tti". THOMAS K. BRAMLETTE, Agent Public Library Ki litiieky. Public 1 i bi-.irv Biiibltii!*, 1,'M.isviiic, Kentucky. Ki'.ii'KMiir.lt 211. 1872 Or.t 5 swlfi Continued Brilliant Success of Ditsou & Co.'s Gems of Strauss! fllllIS line rolitcM-Mi, now "all Ihe rage," 2 contains ainnrg iis Gems, (which fill 2nd large uiiimc pages.) German Hearts Aqua? rellen, 1,001 Night?, Mauiiatteu, Morgoublnt ter, Artist Life, Love and I'lcaMirc, Biugir sinn. Blue 11 iitube. Mnrringe Bells, Bonbons, Wine. Women and Song, and many other popular Waliz- ., 1'i/z cato, New Ahneu, Tri lach 'fratsch, and other Polkas, with a goodly number of first rate Quadrille?, Galops M.i/.tirkws,,Vc. Piiee, in boards, }2 50; cloth, i t. Seut, post-paid, for relidlprice. The Great. New ('horch Music Book, THE STANDARD, Still "waves," and i ? on Ihe point of bring in? troduced a multitude of Singing Schools lloW lit commence. The authors Hit L. O. Fmerson, of Boston, und II. It. Pitliiicr, of Chicago, neither o! whom will be salb lied with lei-* than I wb?e I tie oi tins ry circulation of t batch Music Boot??. Lo not fail to send #I 2*i, for which, for she pre.?oiit, ipc.'inieti copies wi'l be peiil Price ?150 OLIVF.R l>l rSl?.N t IN).. R slnn. OH vs. ||. DIl'SON A CO., >ew York. Nov 1 fwU BUY Till'*. GHM'f\f~ Standard Scales, More Mmo ?50 DHL it ot BIiMitflcratfonB? AOI.MTS Al.s.i FOU TUR IIKST AI. IHM MONfcV on \WKil FAIRBAMK ' ft 00:. .Iii f ?? >..' iv, - lot Vor . Iii?' Baltimore Baltimore. ;"> l Cam |> si , N. w Orl.iaiia FAIRBANKS & EWING, 7i5 Chest nut street, I'Mladelphia FAIRBANKS, BKOWfl CO, 118 Milk flua, Boston. For fale by leading Hardware Dealers. Sept 18 _ wfHino Seed "Wheat. --?/"V BUSH l'LS Red Spring MEED wn FAT, OV/ for sale by HOPE A GYLES. Important for Reference. . W. & K. CMsholm & Co., Importers and Kauufacturers, OFFER to tbo trade the largest atock of! Human and Imitation HAIR QOOD8, FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, LACE GOODS, etc., that can be fonud in New York city. Send for sample parcel. 447 BROADWAY. Sept 7_ 4mo Philadelphia and Southern MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO WILMINGTON, N. C. IS compoeed of two first class STEAM? SHIPS, ot 800 tons each; sailing from each port every WEDNESDAY..- Through rates to all points Souib and Sonth-west a? low as by auy other route. Insurance oDC*-halt percent. Prompt and ccitaiu disi atcb given. For rates on general merchandize, cotton, sheet? ing, Ac., apnlv to WJ L. JAMES, General AgcDt, Philadelphia. WORTH & WORTH, Agents, Wilmington, N. C. A. POPE, Geu'l Freight Agent W., C. & A. lt. lt., Wilmington, N. C. Sept 14_ 3mos_ CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF COL UM HIA, S. C, Presen* Capital, $150,000. Al'TIlORIZKU CAPITA!., $5t0,U00. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSTTvbearh>g in? terest at the rate of seven (7) per cent, per annum, will ho issued. NOTES, Bills ot Exchange and othet evi donoes of debt discounted, and money loaned on collaterals: Stock?, liondp, Gold, Silver bought and sold. Draits on all I ho prominent titiiB in the United Sinti s bought and sold. Direeloie?J. Ell Gregg. John B. Palmer, F. W. McMaster, It. D. Stun, of lt. D beim A Son: G. W. Uearden, of Lope land A Biaideti; R. I.. Bryan, of Bryan A Met niter; W. C Kwaflield, of It. A W. C. Bwaflield; John C. seegers, W.B. Stanley. OFFICERS. President?Jidin B. Palmer Cashier - A. G. Brenizer. Assis-tntu Cashier ? C. N. O. Putt. Fppt 28 CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK or SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of $1 and Upwards Received. Ms'TER Etil A t.LO \\ F.l> a. 'J TUF: RAIEOj SEVEN PER LENT. PER ANNUM, ON CERTIFlCA'l Fib oF DEPOSIT. AND SIX PER CENT. COM? POUNDED EVERY SIN M?NTES ON ACLO UA 'IS. OFFICERS. Win. Martin, President. John B. Palmer. Vice-president. A. G. Brenizer, Cashier. J. U. Sawjer, in geneial cliKIge. John ?. B. bmith, Actsiatanl LaslutJ Direolors. Wade Uamptou, William Martin, A. C. Hi.s bell, F. W. McMaster. E. Ii. Ucimtsb, JcLtiB. Palmer,Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia. J. Eli Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Newberry. W.O. Mayes,Newberry. B. H. Rntledge,Charleston. Daniel Ravcnel. Jr.. Charletdim. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Ol* "bans and others may here deposit iheirsav ings and draw a liberal rule ol interest there, on. Planters, Professional Urn and Trustee* wishing to draw interest on their Hinds until they require them for business or othei pur* poses: Parents desiring to set apart small Hirns for tneir children, and Married Woroot and Minors (whose depositr can only he with? drawn by themselve.-. or, ill case nf death, bj their legal representatives,! wfeliinp to lay aside funds for future use. are here afforded an opoor!unity of depositinp their meant rhere they will rapidly accumulate, and, a! the same time,be subject to withdraw alwhen I I Coded. A ?i? IP i Columbia Music Store. LyBrand & Son fYlAKE pleasure in railing the attention ot ' X t ?> public to an examination ot their STOCK OF MUSICAL 3dERCHAND1SE, con? sisting of rianos, Chtireh and Parlor Organs, Melodi ous, Violins, Guitars, banjos, Flutes, AceordcoiiH. Brass and Silver Band Instru? ments bt ail kinds. Also, Sheet Music and Instruction Books for every class of Musical iiiHlrnnieiits en land at all times. Sheet Music seht by mail, post paid, oil rrcflptol price; and all kinds ol Musical Goods sent by Express, when ordered, to any part et the State, marked C. O. D. Good Second-hand Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash, j Pianos, Organs and Melodeni s tuned and re? paired in a satislaetoij niar.ii? i: and will give especial attention to Packing, 1!? moving and Shipping Piano? lor oth< r \ uttic t to m?j pt?iu desired, at moderate pi ices. All orders promptly attended to and fentis faction guaranteed to tbofe fnvi ring n? with their patronage. Send for our catalogue ol Sheet Music au k Musical Merchandise. Ri? chardson street, a few doors above riuitsix nftice, Columbia. S. C. N?v 7 MOSES GOLDSMITH & SOI* ' uUmnde. Rote, l'i nrtue Rnuftv, ' ttrft'sttm, S. C, ItKAI.EltK IS Scotch, Fit* and American liar Iron, KEEP constantly on hand ii Sell s:.i ppi ol all kinds. In store, 100 tons EG LI STON PIG. Nov28 \y WHEELER & WILSON'S Sewing Machines. IIIGIIKST IMC KM ICH t m 1 By Committee ot Fractit i\l STfickitiifts. fllH E simplicity, durability, puei ol manage i in nit und greal taupe of w??ili of Hi* Machine has made it the niiirrrsal favorite and hading family Sewn g Machine for more ; ban twetilj j?ar.-, and her.ee ii is i.o expori oienl to buy hum. For sale nu monthly instalmmtft, second door below Pimum:; office, Columbia. F. C.,bv A. J. PUKSLI Y, Fob 27 Aper.t for Pnr*lo.yA Trump. A Certain Curb for Chills am> Fkvkr? First lake the Blood and Liver Pills, to work off tho hp* and purifv the blood; three or four will be sufficient. Then take a table epooufnlor nEINITSH S CHILL CURE. It has been tried; we know it. 100 Brut-Proof Seed Oats. BUSH ELB. for Seed. For aale by Sept 8 HOPE A OYLES. Change of Schedule. Booth Gaboura IUilboad Compaut, Columbia, B. O., Sept. 23,1572. Change of BoLednle . to go into effect on und after buuuay, 29th instant: xAll. and I'AHBENOEB thain. Leave Colombia at. Oam Arrive at Charleston at.4 30 p m Leave Charleston at.9.30 a a i rrive at Colombia at.6.20 p m night expbksb, fbeigbt and accommodation thain, [Sundays excepted.] Leave Colombia .7 60 pm Arrive. ..6.30 ? m Arrive Charleston 7.10 p to Leave.. .6 45 a m Gamden Train will run as follows: Leave Camden at.7.20 A.M. Airive at Columbia at.11.66 A. M. Leave Columbia at. 2 10 P.M. Anivo at Camden at.0.65 P. M. A. L. TYLER, Vice-President. S. B. Pxckiss, General Ticket Agent. Uharlotto. Columbia and Angnstn K. K 8 ? PER INTEN DEN T*8 OFFICE. Colombia, S. C, Stptt mher 22,1872. run over thia road: ooino soctii. Train No. 1. Train No. 2. Leave CLarlotte.7 15 A.M. 8.20 P.M. Leave Columbia_2 28 P M. 3.30 A. M. Arrive Augusta...".. .7.42 P. M. 8.20 A. M. GOINO NOBTD. Leave Augusta.fi 35'A. M. 5 CO T. M. Leave Columbia ....nr.'! P. M. 11.(5 P.M. Arrive Charlotte.0.15 P. M. 6.C0 A. M . Standard Time ten r?hmte b elowir Ikau Washington; six mir. tit es ahead Cohin.l ia. No. 1 Train daily. No. 2 Train dail;, Sun? days excepted. Both trains make cloee con? nection to all points North, South and West. Through tie-sets sold and baggage checked lo all principal point B. JAMES ANDEF.SON, General Sup. E. R. DoithKV. Gen.Freight and Ticket Agent Change of Schedule. Wilmington, Coi.vmiiia & A tj or STA lt. R.Co. bt?ri'.i.iMLMJi.M'h OrricE, "Wilmington, N. C. Ccteter 7, 1872. L^15?l AFTER this date the ^^**??fi?* following schedule v. ill ho run by tiains on tLb rimo: DAY EXPRESS TltAIN [DAIIT.] Leave Wilmington [Union Depot J 8 25 A. M Anivo at Florence. 0.55 A.M. Ariive at Colnmbia. 2 40 P.M. Arrive at Augusta. 7 42 P.M. Leave Augusta. 0 35 A M. Leave Columbia. 11. 26 A M. Arrive at Flounce. 4.15 P.M. Arrive Wilmiigtoi [Union Dipot] 10 26 P. M. NIOUT LX I'll! SB TRAIN. Leave Wilmington [Union Detot] 5.45 P. Y. Arrive at Flon nee. 11 85 P. M. Ariive at Co In in hi a. 3.40 A. M. Anivo at ArgUfcta. 8 SO A.M. Leave Augusta. 5 50 P. M. Leave Columbia. 10 20F. II. Arrive at Florence. 2.12 A.M. Arrive at Wilmington.. 8.00 A.M. Pet 8 JAK ANDElit-ON^Oep'l r-np't. brtenviile ana Loinn.bia Beilytsr. PA8BENGER *TRAINB run daily, Sundays exceptio, connecting v?ilh Nif lit Trains on Feuth Carolina BaiTirsd up an.d down; with Trainp going North and Fculh on Charlotte. Coluubia and Aopoi-ta end Wil? mington, Columbia and Augusta Baibrcae?b. cp. Leave Columbia at.7.15 a.m. Leave Alston.0 {'5 a.m. Leave Newberry.10.40 a. rh. Leave Cokeabnry.2.(0 p. m. Leave Belton...'..3.Ml p.m. Arrive n t Greenville.5 SO p.m. uovn. Leave Greenville at._7.?0 a. m. Leave Belter. . 0 30 a.m. Leave CokesLury...11.15 a. m. Leave New bei ly*.. 2 30 p. in. Leave Alston.."..4.20 p m. Arrive at Columbia. CfOp.m. Audirton Branch and Blue Ridge Divteicn, down. rr. Leave Walhalia. 5.45 a. m. Ariive 7.15 p. m. Leave Fernvijlc 0.25 a. re. 6.96p. m. l.ravoPendit'lon 7.10a.m. 5.50p.m. Leave Anderson 8.10 a., hi. 4.C0 p. m. An ive at B? he n 9.( 0 a. m. Letve 3 ?0 p. Hi. Accommodation Tiaire inn on AMtviJle Branch Mondaye. Wi dcceCa} a nr.n Frit'tye. I Oil Andciaon Branch.betvfrcnBcltrn ar.d An? del ton, 'J un-dave, Then-da vr arei Saturdays. THOMAS DODAMFAD, Gi n. bvp. ?Lnivz NrjcrbN. Geni rai Ticket Agent. Richmoiid and lanvilie Boilios? l? Sml^m?; CONDENSED TIME IE1 ABLE, in eilect on and. alter Sunday, Octobi 1 13. 1672: GOING NOR'JH. STATIONS. mail. EXl'TlTfS. Leave Ore. 11 there.2 CO A. M. 11 10 A. M. Leave Danville. 4 40 A. M. 1.62 P. M. Leave Bulkville. 9.44 A.M. 0 201*. M. Arrive at liicfcnit nd.. .12 45 P. M. 9.S0 P. M. GOING .SOUTn. Leave Hichmr.ud. l.tO P. M. 5.10 A.M. l eave Buikvnie. 5.12 P.M. 8 1B.A.M, Leave Danville. 10 fO P. M. 12,?>7 P. M. An ive at Gn 1 i.sbom. .12 25 A. M. a.EO P. M. '1 rains b nvii g Biel n end at 1.60 P. M., ai d at 5 10 A.M., connect at Gicentdoiu with trains on North Carolina Divieitn, lei all points Si-nth. Pasaer-gers Uavirg hid mend at L50 P.M., cornlet at GietitLcio *ilb train tor all 1 ?int? Eatd ot Gretufcboio. las senger train leaving Ralelf.li at t: 40 P. M.. count els at Gueefcloio will? Noitbiii-w 11 u Mail train, uiliving in Ricl nioi d at 12 45 P. M. JOHN R. MACMU1DO, General Friight ni dTicket Agent. T. M. R. 'J ai c< t. I ngineir and Gen tnp'i. KOltTII CAilOLINA D1VIMON. GOING NORTH. STVUoNS. MAIL IXrillfK. I.t avo Charlotte.7 10P.M. C ?0 A. M. leave Salisbury.KM 2 P. M. 8 37 A.M. Leave High Point ... .12.10 P.M. 1017 A.M. I Ariive at Gl ci r.sboro. 1.(0 A.M. 1K0A.M. Leave (Ireciishe.i??.... 2 00 A.M. 11.10 A.M. ! Lt a\c Con liRiiJ fc bops' 3 10 A. M. 12 SO P. M. Leave HiHeheii). 4.15 A.M.. Leave Bah igli. 8 05 A. M. ?Vllivc at Goldsbt 10. ..11 10 A. M. GOING SOI "ill. Leave Goldtli re. 3 ? 0 P. M. Leave Raleigh. 0 40 P. M. Leave II Uli bore. ?.>. 10 T. M. Leave Company Sb ops 10 S5 A. M. 2 15 P. M. Ariive at Gieeiibboto.12 20 A. M. 3 80 P.M. Leave Grin.eloio.... 110 A M. 4.(0 Y. M. Leave High Point.... 2.02 A.M. 1:9P.M. Leave Sab.bury.3 58 A. M. 0 13 P. M. Ariive at Charlotte... C 25 A.M. 8 10 A M. Passi nger train leaving Raleigh G 40 P. M., conn?els ni Greciisboio wllli Northern bound train: msLing quid ist time lo all Northern cities; Price of tickets ?amc as other rt utea. Mail tiahn didlv. both wa>p, over et tire length id road, kxpreaa daily between Com pauv Shoos and Charlotte Sundays exctptid. Pullman Palace Care 00 nipht trainsbitnten Charlotte and IHrhWPPd, withoul cbnnpe. S. B. ALLEN. Gen. Tick el Arm.?. w. H. GitiKN, Master Transportation._ ?nnnuer*chedule s. & U. R. P., CWSHB?*', DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAIN jge^ftfij^i Arrive. Leave. Arrive. L<ave Siiartaiiburg.. 5.30 5.25 Batc-vilb. 0 00 0.10 4.(8 4.68 Pacolcl. 0 (8 0.13 4.40 4.46 JoncaviUe.. .. ?.43 0.4K 4.C5 4.10 Union ville... 7.25 7 CO 8.05 3.26 Kanlne. 820 8 26 2.30 2.85 Fish Dam.. . 8.40 8 45 2.10 2.16 BheltOli. ?.15 9.20 1.36 1.4P Ly lea' Ford... 9.40 0 45 1.12 .17 Strother. 10.05 10.10 12.60 .66. At.don.11.00 11.0? May 24 THOS. B. JETER.President 0?