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-T&$afof l^Fni^l^Maook. for the murder -of Win Hold Scott Gobs, was brought to a close, at Weatohester, Pennsylvania, November 9; the jury, after two days' deliberation, bringing in a verdict of murder in the first degree. The story of the murderer and his vie tim is one of the most remarkable in the annals of crime. Brothers-in-law, they entered into a conspiracy to defraud certain insurance offices of twenty-fire thousand dollars?that being the aggre? gate Bam for which Goes had taken out polioles on his life. To carry oat this fraud, a dead body is procured and taken to the isolated tenement in which Gobs worked, and whore he was ostensibly engaged in experimenting npon a sub? stitute for India robber. One evening the tenement is destroyed by fire, and a body, alleged to be that of Goss, bnt so charred and disfigured as to be past re? cognition, is dragged from tho burning ruins. From certain BOBpicious ciroam stances, that came to their knowledge the underwriting life companies refused to pay the insurance money when de? manded of them. Suit was brought, and when it was tried the jury brought in a verdict for tho supposed widow of Goss; TJdderzook being a prominent witness in the case. An appeal was taken, and nn agent of one of the insur? ance companies, in 'the course of Ihk subsequent investigations, discovered tho faot that Gobs was still living, and was engaged in tracking him from place to place, when the report of a horrible murder, near JennerBville, in Chester County, Pennsylvania, and the arrest of TJdderzook as the murderer, gave a new and bloodier aspect to a case already fall of mystery and crime. On the trial it was established by a oloud of wituesees that the murdered man was Goss, and that TJdderzook was his marderer. So hopeless did Udderzook's counsel regard the case, that they advised him to con? fess his orime, state whatever palliating oircumstances he could, and throw him? self on the meroy of the court. This, it is believed, he would have done bnt for the urgent entreaties of his wife. Hav? ing nothing upon which to ground his defence, one of Udderzook's counsel left tho court before the whole of the evidence for the prosecution was in, whilst the other struggled along to the end as best he could. The Louisville Courier-Journal claims to have invented a "good, new word," that is to say, "propsgondishment." New Orleans is preparing to make the I next Mardi Gras Carnival exceed all its | predecessors in magnificence. For Sale. THE PANORAMA OF COLUMBIA, em? bracing econeu previous to and during the war. It may bo seen at Nov 13 6. DIEBCK8', Main street. Lost, ON the 19th, between L?rick A Lowrance'a Store, and the Fair Grounds, a silver mounted PISTOL, for the retnrn of which to [ the Puujmx office, a reward of 120 will be given._Nov 13 Just Received. 1 i\ f\C*f\ MS. O. R. SMOKED BACON JL\7?Vf.Uv/ SIDES, which we can sell at panio prices. R. O'NEALE A SON, Nov 12 3_Cotton Town. Boots, Shoes 6c Hats. JUST received, another shipment of Mc Mnllin'a BOOTS and CONGRESS GAIT? ERS, double sole and drets. ALSO, An invoice of FASHIONABLE. HATS. Nov 12_ THE lato telegrams from Washington, an? nouncing tho decision of the Unit'.ell Staiea Supreme Court, concerning the Bills of the Bank oi the Btat?, Did not create more excitement in Colnr.il.ia j than was caused by tho announcement that ; there are plenty more ot Ihnae line llavami 1 CIGARS, of our ov.n make, which arc ' the rage. We also announce that Bui and Loan and Greenback- are Beceived at Par. Great throngs arc flocking to avail tin ..- j oelves of this opportunity to procure the] choice Tobaccos and Cigars to be had At the California Cigar Store. Nov 0_M. SyLZBACHER. The Calcutt Hou3e, ON Main etreet, and next to tho Columbia Hotel,ia now ready for Transient Board era* Tbo rooms are furnished with new and handsome Furnituro. Tho Tablo will not be surpassed by any in the city, tho servant-' polito and attentive, The Proprietor, having had several years'experience in tho business, truate, by strict attention, to secure a liberal share of patronage. Terms reasonable. Nov 9 5? 8. B. CALCUTT, Proprietor. New Books at Bryan's Bookstore. AJOURNEY to tho Centre of the Eai tb, from tho Fronoh of Jules Verne, $2. monographs. Personal and Social, by Loru Doughton, with portraits, $2. JeBaaraine, a Novel, by Marion HarlanJ, *175. Agaioetthe Stroam, by Schonberi; Cotta Family, $1.75. Music and Morals, bv Howeis, Jl 75. Memoir of a Brother, bv Tom Brown, at Oxford, $150. Romarkable Voyages; or, Man Upon the Boa, ill?stratud, by Goodoricb, $3. Book of Epitaphs, by Nortbend, (1.25. Tho Pennsylvania Tilgrim, by Whit tier, tl.50. Aftermath, a new Poira, by Longfellow. Phyaica and Polltica, by Bagbot, London. And other now Books. Also, an assortment of newNovola._Nov 11 Executor's Notice. ALL persons indebted to the, oh t?te of the late DANIEL R. [10WELL, deceased, Wilt please settle the same promptly with Mr, 0. W. Douglass, at Gadsden, wLu has charge of the store and books, and who ia my duly authorized agent and attorney to diapoao of. the personal property of the deceased, and to settle all indebtedness due thereto. All parties having claims against said estate will present them, properly attested, to mj oelf in person, at Columbia. JOHN AGNEW, Executor of D. R. Howell. deceased. Columbia, 8. C, Novembor 8,1873. Nov 8 3 BY J. A. SELBY. G( Special Notices. In the SICK ROOM, on tho Handkerchief or in tho Boudoir, tho D'ORSAY COLOGNE WATER in the moet grateful of all perfnmee. A few drops poured upeu a hot ahovel or tin plate will speedily giro forth a diainfoctiug and at the eamc time a dulicious odor. At Nov 8 FISHER'S Drug Store. den'nison's I PATENT SHIPPING TAGS'. ,.\OverTwo Hundred Millions have ieon need within tho past ten _ .ears, without complaint of loss by 1 ag becoming detached. They arc mere reliable for marking Cotton Bales than any Tag in use. All Express Companies use them. s<i!<i by Printers nml Stationers everywhere. _Oct 3 fSmoR "OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. Iluppy lit Iii f for Young Men from tho effects of cir.ire and abuses in early lifo. Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar? riage removed. New method of treatment. Now and re mark a bio remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad? dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8onth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.?an inutitu tion hiving a high reputation for honorablo conduct and pro I cae tonal skill. Oct 29 3 mo Notice to A?. C. P. JACKSON, THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES IS now reudv with n largo stock of DRY goods and FANCY NOTIONS, at tho LOWEST r ISS1BLE PRICES, for CASH. I eav little, but will do more when you call at the store. c P. JAtKSOIt. Nov 11 <jB e p o ^ _ ?5 i *3 ? g o ?< 4 g- sj 2. ft5"? o"|? 1-1? 01 S^^? ?g? ; o o - p> o S t j a - c.J?J ??? c- 2-E. 5 crcr"*g o b S.Ea 3 ? el FAIR WEEK. M'KBNZiE\S RESTAURANT, Uudez the Grand Stand, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. A I ii', assortment of/ l F.t.lCACJF.S & SCb-V SrANTlALS will he krj : einband and served up in the boat ? Ivle. Nov 11 FAIR WEEK! >.'.:.IN S I'BBET. OYSTERS !.\ ;?>???< V. .*;>, L'VCTVStVla WE 'CREAM, pH -?Sr .'SW SOD \ WAT ER. ?nv i.ulitHtiufaclui <. MO! ASSES CANDY, TAFFi'jgpSi* / % K^r~ ,?x. V,,, TOY' and FANCY GOODS in k:?---^ variety. French CANDIES, BoN-BuNStiud Crystal h: .1 FRUITS, etc. Nov 11 MOORE & FABER, At ir.r;wys-ui-l.nw St Hoi Icl tors in Equity COLUMBIA, S. C. OFFICE on Mam street, over Scott's Bank. P. O. Bos 55. a. c MOKtlK. W. u. faof.lt. Nov i> lnu'"_ Guns and Pistols. I RESPECTFULLY inform ly liiends and tho public in general that 1 have on hand a "v, ell-selected stock of double and single-barreled GUNS, REPEATERS, Suiit Pouchen und Fiasko, Gittno Bags, C&p? and Ammunition, Toys of all description, Walking Canes, and many other articles too numerous to mention, which I offer for sale low for cash. Repairing done at short notice. Aleo, Keys lit tod. P. W. KRAFT, Nov 4 At the Sign of tho Big Gun. FRANKLIN HOUSE, Corner Bridge and Gales Streets. THE undersigned begs to announce fo his old patrons and friends, that ho has re? opened his SAMPLE ROOM and RESTAU? RANT, and is prepared to nervo, at all hours, FISH, GAME aud OYSTERS, in all styles; together with every delicacy that tho Charleston aud Columbia markets afford. NovC C.R.FRANKLIN. Coal! Coal!! Coal!! JUST arrived and for Bale bv BO WEN* A LaFAR, _Oct311mo Agent h. Upright Steam Engine for Bale. T7UGHT-HORSE POWER, in perfect ordor, _Dj with smoke-stack, shafting and a quan? tity of belting. For particulars, apply at Bikksix Office. Oct 30 A Whole Family Cured WITH ono bottle of HEINITSH'8 ETNA CHILL CURE. Cures in every case. For aale only at HEINITSH'S Oct 10 t Drug Storo. 'Let our Just Censure )LUMBIA, S. C, FRIDAY MC MILLINERY. MBS. C. S. REED baa opened a flue assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Children's RON NETS, Hals. Caps,Cloaks, Bed ingotes, Fura, Under-wcar and Hair of all descriptions; also, Mrs. Moody 'a and other styles of Corsets. All of which will ho sold at reduced prices. Mrs. Rood was awarded the highest at tho Stato Fa;.ra for the bust _ _Oct 23 3mo Imported Champagnes. I ?Zf\ CASES Jules Mum s'Dry Verzcnay and ', f J\f Heidsiek, Quarts and Pints. Foraalo I low by_ UOPE A OYLES. A Card. Ireg to stato to those of my customers, who have been running monthly bills, that all accounts unpaid on tho 5lh instant will at once bo stopped and tho proper steps taken to legally enforco payment. This conrtc is imperative', for protection of my? self and creditors. No exception whatever will be made. OEO. SYMMERS. Kov 2 _ Family Supplies. NEW BUCK WOE AT and SYRUP, Gothen and Pino-applo Choeso, Sugar-cured liams and breakfast Strips, Smoked Beet and Tongues, new crop Gunpowder, Oolong, Japan and Hyson Teas. All fresh and for sale an low as the lowest for cash. Nov? HOPE A OYLES. Corn, Oats, Etc, Innn bushels corn, ? I M t\J 1,000 buahels Oats, 10.000 bushels Dran, 10,000 I>u9beila Fine Feed, 100 bushols Cow Peas. 100 barrels Flour, 500 cases Canned Goods, All just in and for ealo low by Oct 1!) l?rick A LOW RANCH. t. 1*. stovai.l. o. o. uvll. Fiour Made by the New Process. HUM,, Proprietors of Stovall's Excelsior Mills, ?33 UUUAD ST11EET, AUGUSTA, GA. -? ? . ^=1==? AMONG lato improvements in the fg^T^fc^i manufacture of FLOUR, by far the most important is tlio recentlv-dis "^^^ covered method of PURIFYING MID? DLINGS. This wonderful invention ia des? tined to revolutionize tho entire Milling sys? tem in this country. By it a moro thorongh separation ia effected between theonter husk end tho farinaceous portion of tho grain, and a Flour is produced of greater and more uni? form purity aud sweetness than can be mado in ihe old style, and with no incroaae in cost. Wo have, at heavy expense, introduced this "NEW PROCESS" into our Mill, and arepre pared to offer Flour greatly improved in color and quality over corresponding grades mado in tho usual method. Liberal deductions made on car-load lot*. Aug27_3mo STOTALL ft HULL. HEINITSH'S STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES. j rrUlF. reputation of DR. HEINITSH'S ME j I D1CIN KS is be coining world w ide. Our : t Id frlcnel, Mr. Vilhardt, has introduced ! BLOOD AM) LIVER PILLS in Europe, and ' aa>s they mii the best medicine for the Blood and Liver. This is what everybody says. Tho Blond r.nd Liver Pills for the" Liver. ! Quei it's Delight for tho blood, Hose Cordial ' : r Duwc! Complaint, Quaker Liniment for '? Pains and Aches, Kina Chill Cure tor Chills i and I ? vi v. Ar? ho- taleat HE! KITS IPS ' Aug II f Cheap Family Drinr S??>re. Why the South is Poor. "JTIROM ihn cradle lo tho grave. arc JL (]...<<(! with ail kinds of unknown Mi ill I eines made abroad, of which wo know no , thing. | It your habj ia sick, yon give it Northern I Soothing Hv: up, instead of llciiiiteh's lIoe< Cordial. i I: youi I ivei i.-< not right, you taLo North? ern Pillu, instead ol the "Blood ami Liver | Pill ?."' : If your Mood is impure, yon tal.e North? ern Saivapatilia, instead of the "Queen's j Delight." ! Ii you have Chills and Fever, yen take I Northern chill cures, instead ol Ueiuiteh's Vegetable Tonic. Our health and our wealth is thuB de? stroyed. Encourage your own doctors; tako Medicines made at home, and buy those that.von know are good. Hciuitsh has an experience of forty years in making all kinds ed' Medicines for every disease known. Go at nuco and consult with him. For sale at HEINITSH'S FAMILY DRUG STORE. Oct 17 f New Mackerel. 50 50 Hall and Whole Barrels, Is, 2s. Is. 50 boxes Scalod Uerring?. 500 George's Cod tie h. For s',le low by HOPF^A- GYLF.S. New Music Store. I HAVE just opened a choice and select Block of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, consisting of ACCORDEONS. CONCER? TINAS, HARMONICAS. FLUTES, FIFES, Flageolettes, Guitars, Violins, Violoncellos, Contra Bass, Dobaon'B Patent Banjos, Tarn bonnes, Music Stands, Yiolin Bows, Strings, &c. These goods wore selected by mysell, and aro warranted. Orders received for SHEET MUSIC, and tho same supplied once a week; also, for PIANO and ORGAN TUNINO. Instruments repaired aud Hows re haired. Terms stuictly cash. Sept 21 t J. P. BAWLS. Bonds, Stocks, &c. IBUY aud SELL on COMMISSION and my own account, at current rates: BONDS and STOCKS or RAILROADS, Bonds and Stocka of StaleB and United States, Bonds and Stocka of Citiea and other corporations, Bank Notes, Coupons, Gold ana Silver Coin, and approved OUims against tho United States, State and Oounty. D.GAMBKILL, Broker, Main street, Aug 10 +Cmo 2d door South Wheeler House. Attend the True )KNING, NOVEMBER 14, 187 Congaree Iron Works, COLUMBIA, 8. C. JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor. Manufacturer of Ornamental, House and Store Fronts. IWILL exhibit two Store Front Columns at the Fair, cast all in ouc pieco. They aro superior to all others made?being strontrcr, with the same amount of ir*n. I will also exhibit? 1 Circular Saw Mill, complete. 1 52-inch Dituou A Son's Saw. 1 Lot of Gin ?tariug. 1 Lot of Mill Ueariug. 1 Lot of Patent Cast Itai-in, - f o Garden and Cemetery Adornments. | also, Settees, Arbor Chairs, Ac. I In addition to what I will exhibit a-- the Fair, I have one more Circular Saw Mill, and several other Patterns of Hailing and Cane Mills at my work-shopu. I shall take pleasure in showing any one who may feel disposed to visit my establish? ment, which te located at the foot of Lady street, near the Greenville Railroad Depot. Not 0 JOHN ALKN VNDEIl. Black Jack. THE undersigned w ill furnifh the beet ol Slack Jc. k WOOL), delivered in any part ot tho city, at $5 a cord. Ocl 10 C. HAMRERG. Mills House Stables. ? jjk JUST received at the ahovn Sta j rWft hies, twenty bead lino KEN'lUCKY ! -almfl MULES must of which aro well : broke. Will be sold chci^> for cash. I Kept 13 J. N. LONG, Agent. GEORGIA COTTON PRESS. ?TAHE above PRESS is the most SIMPLE, J. STRONG and DURARLE in the market. Price, comple to. $125. Send for circular. PENDLETON A ROARDMAN, Patentees and Manufacturers, Foundry and Machino Works, Kollock Btreet, Augusta, Georgia. Aug 27 .'Imos Bagging and Ties. 2r\f\f\YARDS HEAVY BAGGING. ,UUU 5,000 lbs. ARROW TIES, for sale by HOPE A GYLES. Private Hoarding. MRS. WYATT is prepared to accommodate several BOARDERS with meals and lodging; also, provido for a number of Table Boarders. Residence on Plain, between Bull and Pickcna streets. _SePjl2_ CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE, ok COLUMBIA, B.C. Pretent Capital, . . . mo.CGO Authorized Capital, . . . i5C0,U00 OFFICERS. JOHN B. PALMER, President. A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier. C. N. O. BUTT. Assistant Cashier. rilHIS DANK will eoon occupy its magnifl I cent three-story and Mansaid Roof build iug, now in courso of construction on tho corner of Plain and Richardson streets, but for tbo present will do bnsiness ut its old Banking House, opposite thcColumbiaUotel. A gcucral Banking business transacted. Cer? tificates of Deposit, beating Interest at the rato ot Seven per cent, per annum, issued. Notes, Bills ot Exchange ami e>th< r evidences of debt discounted, at d moi ? y learn d on col? laterals. Stocks, lioinis, Cold, Silver bought and .-old. Drafts on all iliii proniitient cities in the United State.- bought und sold. I.?ir.i. rocs--Jus. E. Black, John B. Palmer, P. VV. McMaster, It. D. Si mi, (ol lt. 1). .Venn & I Son,) G. W. Reuden, of Copelaud A lb ar ; den,) IL L. Urysii, W. C. Swiinitld, .of R. A i W. (.'. SwntVndd.VW. R. t tuub y. J.C. Seegere; ; Samuel McGov.au, AM s.: j Juni? ti 11. ilian, , \. itnisboro. _Feb 8 j 0ITI2EJKS' SAYINGS BANK j or I ? SOUTH CAROLINA. I -. ? . ! Deposits of SI and Upwards Received, - ! I V TEREi V .1 /./.') it 'ED AT 'fUJi RATE <' F HE YES PER CENT. PEli Ah'SUM OS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, AND SIX VEST. COMPOUNDED EYE ?Y SIX MONTHS ON ACCOUNTS. OFFICIOUS. Wm. Martin, President. John R. Palmer, Vlco-President. A. G. Breuizcr, Cashier. J. 11. Sawyer, in general charge. John C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. Director*. Watio Hampton, William Martin, John B. Palmer, A. C. Haskeil, F. W. McMaster, E. H. Heinitsh.T. E. Gregg, Columbia. G. T. Scott, W. G. May es, Newberry. B. H. Itntledge, Daniel Ravencl, Jr., Char j oston. "Tt ?" ECU AN ICS, Laborers, C'diks, ??iuows, Irl. Orphans and others may here deposit their savings and draw a liberal rate of inter? est thereon. Planters. Professional Mi n and Trnstrcs wishing to draw interest on their funds until they require them tor business or other purposes; Parents desiring toset apart small sums for children, and Married Women and Minors (whoic deposit scam nly bo with? drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by their legal representatives,) wishing to lay aaido funds for future use, are lore aftore'cil an opportunity of depositing their means where they will rapidly accumulate.and, at i tho same time, bo subject to withdrawal) when needed. Arn? 18 Notice to Farmers. IN cense qnenco of the stringency in nionev, all indebted to us for SUPPLIES fur uished tho present and prevh us years, arc | informed that Cotton will bo received in pay -' uient at tho highest market rates, or shippo to responsible parties lor their account. Sept 27 H OPE A OYLES. Views for the Million. XHAVE just received a Uno assortment of I STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and I American, colored and plain. Also, ILLU? MINATED ones. _ _R. L. BRYAN. Seed Rye and Barley. BUSnELP NEW SEED RYE and BARLEY. HOPE A GYLES. 100 mix. Event." 3. VOL. IX?NO. 203. "Yso Victis." IN tbo present excited state ot the adoer tiainy mania, wo Bcarcoly know bow to address our friends. "Unprecedented Hushes." "Enormous Increase of Biz," ad cuptanaum cigar puffs, a liberal profusion of superlatives, together with the quielly-wbis porod-in-your-ear assurance that it is aston? ishing how tbo yonug mon etand up to the grave domands'upon their physical endur | anco?really have left our modest style in the ! shade. Wo" havo, however, no doeiro or love I for tbo eensatioual. "Water always finds its level," and purchasers of 10 ccut hams I and cooking butter vamped under the name I of "Gilt Edge," soon find their way back to ! where good goods only aro kept; and where j no promiscB aro mado which are not meant ! to be performed. Our stock is full, our busi j ncBs fair, (not unprecedented,) terms are cash, I and our goods are up to the standard we . havo always maintained. Wc can promise ! no more. Verhum mij>. j Nov-2 QEO. RYMMER3. 1 The Singer Still Triumphant! ; T7*ALTJABLE IS THE WORLD'S AWARD! At shown by sales?proved by eworn returns I to tbo owners ol the principal Hewing Ma J cbino Pat cuts?which last year amounted to 219,758 Machines, nine out of ten of them being for family use. This is ovor 45.000 more Sewing Machines than wero sold by any other company during the same period, and over oncqnartor of all tho Machines sold in 1872. These onormons sales aro owing to the long-tcBtcd merits of the BING? ER Machines, which meet the wants of tho public in euperiority and simplicity of con? struction, and capability for great variety and excellence of work. THEbINQER MANUFACTURING CO. J. P. LIGON, Agent. _ _N_ov_7 Grandest Scheme Ever Known. FOl'ffl GRAND GIFT COXCEBT For the Benefit of tho Public Library of Kentucky. 12,000 CASH tilFTS?$1 ,.",00,000. Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift. $250,000 FOR $50. THE Fourth Grand Gift Concert, author? ized by special Act of tho Legislature, for tho beueflt of tho Public Library of Ken? tucky, will take pln.ee iu Public Library Hall, at Luuisvillo, Ky., WEDXKSUAY, DF.CKMDEK 3. 1873. Only CO,ovo tickets will bo sold, and one half of (liCHOarc intended for tho European market, thus h aving nnlv 110,000 for sals in tho United Slates, where lOO.OcO were dis? posed of fur t lie third Concert. The tickets aro divided into ten coupons or parts, and have on their back the Scheme, with a full I explanation ol the mode of drawing. I At this LV.ueert, which will bo tho grandest musical display ever witnessed iu this country, tho unprecedented biini of $1,500,000, U.- !. 1 into 1J <")() cafli gifts, will be dis? tribute.' b;> !??( among the ticket holders, i The nuiubi'i - ? ! i i.< tu Ucts lo bo drawn Irom one wheel bv :>..:ni children and the gif'.e tr- :u :(! '?;?: I.IS 1 OK <a FTS. I ! irai .1 lixt-U Gift. *j.vt 000 1 iii'iiud < aril ?i-.it. 100 0O? : Uniud Oin-h Gift. fiO.OOU ? ill and C ish tli:i . 2.1.000 1 Gran t C i-h Gilt. 17 500 !o C.o-b tlit'ts, ?10.000 each. 100.000 IM Cash Gifl?, 5 1K)0 each. 130 00.) 50 Gash Gilts. 1,000 euch. 50,000 SO Cash GiflH, C00 each. 10,000 ' 100 Cash Girt*, 400 each. 40 W0 i 150 Cash Gifts, 300 each. 45.000 i 250 Cash Gifts, 200 each. 50 C00 ! 325 Cash (lifts, 100 each. 32.500 ' 11 000 Cio-h Gilt-, 50 each. 550,000 I ' - . Total, 12.OOOQifts, all cash, amnuut ilig to. $1.500.000 The distribution will bo positive, whether ail the ticket? are sold or not, ami tho 12,000 gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets sold -all unsold tickets being destroyed as at the first and second Conceits,and not represent? ed iu the drawing. PHICK UP TICKETS. Whole tickets, f50; halves, 125; tenths, or euch coupon, $5; eleven wholo tickets for $500; 22k ticket*, for $1,000; 113 whole tickets I fur 15,000; 227 wholo tickets for $10,000. No discount on less than J500 worth of tickets at a timo. The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Concert, as well as tho satisfaction given by the first and second, tnako.i it only iiocossar\ to announce the fourth to insure tho prompt sale of every ticket. Tho Fourth CJift Con? cert will bo conducted in all its details like the third, and full particulars may be learned from circulars, which will bo sent free from this oflico to all who apply for them. Tickets now ready for sale, and all ordere, accompanied by tho money, promptly filled. Liberal terms given to tbo-.- who bnv to Bell again. TUOS. E ...tAMLETl'E, Kgent Public Library, Kentucky, and Mana? ger (lift Conceit, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky. For tickets or information apply to DA VI DO E GAMBRILL, Sept l(i ftu22 Broker, Columbia, H. C. ? - Corn Whiskey. ]>UR? MOUNTAIN CORN WniBKEY. . Also, h lot ot four year old MALT CORN WHISKEY, Warranted pure. Aug 13 JOHN O. 8F.EOBR8. 50 Boxes Shoulders, FOR Bale at 0 cents per pound, at Oet 14_ __BOLOMON,8._ Seegers' Beer is Fare. IT lon'lcontain Cocolus Indiens, FiahiBci? ries, to make one sloopy or headachy. Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry! WM. GLAZE, AT bia new store, Main etrect, neatly cp po8ite tbe Central Natic i al Penk, bas a large and beaut if nl stock of One WATCHES, stem and key windorB, frrm tbe best En? ropcan and American manufacture re, ai d of bia own importation, in gold and silver caeca. Elogant JEWELRY 1 An unrivaled aetort ment just received, and all tbe latest etylea. Sterling SILVER-W AltE, in sets and caeca. Bridal Presents, and a very fine solcctionof Plated-Waro, Gold Watch and Neck ChainB, Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage? ment Rings, large Block of Spectacles and Eyo-GlaeecB, CIockB, Musical Boxes, and a great variety of Fancy Articles. My atock ia tbo largest and best selected in the Southern country, aud will be sold as cheap as the same article can be bought anywhere. Get 2A_ The Newest Goods. -Jla THE subscriber begs leave to inform Th the citizens and public generally, that ho bas just returned from the North, with as fine an assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS as ever has been offered in this city, viz: Fine WOOLENS, Coatiugs, iVeetings, Doeskins, Cloths, Caeaimeres. Ac. Hi* friends and customers aro respectfully I invited to examine bis stock, as ho guaran? tees to please the most fastidious. All buHb ordered will bo guaranteed to fit and be of tho beat workmanship. Sept. 25_C. D. EBERHARDT. "CLOTHING! DHY GOODS ! GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS t LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS! 1*iHK undersigned, equal to the wante of his iriondB and tho publio in general, has re-opened on Main street, at tho stand formerly occupied bv John O. Dial, with a largo and well-selected Block of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNIbHING GOODS, which ho offers at prices that defy competition. RcBDCcttully eo':< :' ng a share of tho patronage hitherto extended to him, ho promises full satisfaction to all that fa ,or him with a call. U. GOODMAN. _Oct 22_ CITY CURRENCY BCILDISC & LOAN CERTIFICATES taken FOr. UMTUE HATS GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS R. & W, C. SWAFFIELb'S. BUYERS will do well to give us a call. Wo keep the largest and most stylieh stock in tho city, and guarantee our prices to be lower than elsewhere. In our CU8TOM DEPARTMENT, we are making suits to order, in the latest etylea, and cheaper than any first class house in the city. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. OctlO_ 18 Pall and Winter 73. AND CENTS' FLRMSIIIA'G HOODS!! KINAB3&-SS-BY ARE rtceiviig the largest and b. et stick of CLOTHING that has ever been offered in tili? mat lot, r',d at prices to mim tho tinx'M. We are headquarters for FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. GENTS' FINK UNDER AND M.lK WEAR. We etil: THE BROADWAY SILK HAT. Tho celebrated STAR SHIRT, that is umqualed for qut>lit; and fit. We have the la'e.^t styles, tho best Custom-mado CLOTHING, and at the meist reasonable prices for cash of any house in the State. Sopt 25_ TO THE FRONT! Full .Assortment Of New and Fresh FALL AM) WINTER CLOTHING AND AT THE Clothing Emporium or D, EPSTIN. ??. FINE DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS in overy variety; Yontha' and Boys' Cloth? ing; Dress, Colored and Ncgligoo Shirts; Silk, Felt and Wool Hats?latcat out; Ho? siery, Glovea and Collars; Ties, Scarf a and Bows; Trunks, Valises and Umbrellas, and everything that tcuds to make up a perfect stock. Tbo styles of Clothing woro never so hand Bomo aa this season, and wo never had bo complete a stock, nor never sold them at bo small profit. Being dotei mined to sustain our reputation for selling goods at low prices, we have selected and bonght our stock with great care, and foe) assured that every ono can bo satisfied by giving us a call. No trouble to show goods. D. EPSTIN, Sept 19 _UndOT Oolnmbia Hotel. Buckwheat. FRESH New Hulled BUCKWHEAT, for sale by L?RICK A LOWBANCE.