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Ma*hodl?t Confertnco Appolhdntnlt. I The :opuf?toffce closed, its sessions ! in Sumtor on Tuesday evening last. The fallowing were elected delegates to "the General Conference,.: . Clerical?A. M. Shipp, D. B? F. M. Kennedy, D. p.,;U. A. ?. Walker, W. H. Fleming, D. D? J. W, Kelly, 8. H. Browne. Reserves: A. M. Ohrietz berg, S. B. Jones, tt. M. Mood, J. T. Wightman. Lay?S. Bobo, .John II. Kinslcr, A. A. Gilbert, F. A. Connor, A. B. Wil? liams, S. A. Nelson. Reserves: Rev. Lucius' Bellinger, W. C. McMillan, S. C. Clyde, S. M. Rice, R. If. Yeargin, W. W. Pemborton. Resolutions of thanks to the hospita? ble people of Sumter, to the open chureherand to railroads, were adopt? ed.' S?, also, appreciative and compli? mentary expressions toward Dr. Red ford, J 'Agent, and toward the new Bishop, the beloved Brother McTyeirc. The appointments were then read. The dox?l?gy and the benediction closed the pleasant and profitable session. \ : Appointments. Charleston Dist.?w. p. Mouzox, p. e. Trinity and Cumberland?G H Well?. Beth?f~J.T Wightman. Bpf?ig 8treet-:U D Smart. Summorville Ct.?A W Walker. < Berkley'Circult^-EL King. i Cooper Rivet Miss.?To be supplied. iCypress Ct?William Carson. 8fe Paul's Miss.?To bo supplied. 8t GeorgoV Ct*-AV A Clarke. Bamberg Ct>?P F Kistlcr. Waltcrboro Ct?B G Jones, IT B Green. Colleton Ct?T Boysor, W 8F Wightman. Allend ale Ct?T E Wnnnamakcr. S Ycmasaco Ct?G U. Pooser. t Hardeevillo Miss?John H Cobarn. Black Swamp Ct?M L Baaks. Oranqeburq Dist.?II. A. C. Walker, p je. Orangeburg Sta?J B Campbell. Eastern Orange Ct?A Nettles. Branchvllle Ct?D J Simmons. Providenco Ct?J H Zimmerman. St Matthow's Ct?T J Clydo. Upper 8t Matthew's Ct?J J Workman. Upper Orange Ct?A R Danner. ( EdiBto Ct?J L Billy, R B Tarrant, sup'y. < Upper Edisto Miss?To bo supplied by K A (Price. Graham Ct?J W McRoy. Willlston Ct-J B Mnssebcau. Ellington Ct?H W Wbltnker. Aiken Miss?U 8 Bird, G J Griffiths, Bup'y. Granite villa and Langley Miss?L C Loyal. Columbia Dist.?W. II. Fleuino, p. E. Washington Street?O A Darby, A Coke Smith. Marlon Street?W D Kirkland. Columbia Ct?J T Kilgo. Riohland Fork Ct?J C Russell. Winnsboro and iUdgcvray?A J Stafford. Blackstock Ct?C D Mann. Fairfield Ct?J MBoyd. East Chester Ct?E J Meynardlc. Chester Ct?J W Humbert. Rock HUI Ct?J E Watson, M A Connolly, sup'y. Vorkvillc Sta?D D Dantzlor. York Ct?L A Johnson. Lexington Ct?G W Gatllu. Ijeesvllle Ct?J A Clifton. Edgiflcld Ct?William Thomas. Columbia Femalo College?S B Jones, President; 8 11 Browne, Agent. Marion Distuict?W. C. Power, p. e. Marion Station?A J Stoked. Marion Ct?W L Pegues. Buck Swamp Ct?W W Jones, and one. to bo supplied. Llttlo Rock Ct>-J C Btoll. Benncttsvillo Ct?.1 A Mood, Dove Tiller. North Marlboro' Ct?e T Hodges, It It Pegues, sup'y. Florence and Liberty Chapel Miss?G T Harmon. Lynch's Creek Ct-R h Duffle. Kfngatree and Jobnsonvillo Ct?Wm Hutto, and one to be suppliod. Gourdin and feampit?II J Morgnu. Georgetown Sta?L Wood Conwnyboro nnd Bucksvlllo Ct?M V Wood nnd one to be supplied. Ccmvayboro Ct?CD Kowell. WaccnmaTV Ct and Miss?W II Kh ton. t- TAUT A NHL JIG DlST.?T. G. UBRBRRT, P. e. Spartuuburg Sta?J A Porter, J 11 C Mc Kinney, sup'y. Spartanburg Ct?J C Davis. Cherokco Ct?To be supplied by J F Smith. Rich Hill Ct?M 11 Pooser. Pacolct.Ct?I J'Nowbcrrv. Fair Forest Ct?J B Wilson. Union Tille Sta?A II Lester. Goshch Hill Ct?X K Melton. Helmo'rtt Ct?M A McKiUbcii. Cune Creek Ct?H F Chrlefaberg. Clinton ct? \v j Whitman. I.aurens Ct?J B Trnywlck. Woflord Collage?A ,M Shipp, President; Whitefobrd Smith, Professor. F M Kennedy?Editor Southern ChrMtau Atlrccate: R C Oliver?Superiuteudcut Carolina Or? phan Home. St'MTHn Dist?A.M. CiiRiETZitEUfl, P. K. I Sumter Station?J M Carlisle. Sumter Ct?L m Little, W A Rogers. ' BishopvilleCl?S.J Hill, Leroy V Bcaty. Camden Fta?J W Kcllv. (SantCQ Ct?Thomas Mitchell. I Fulton Miss?To be supplied by C W Folder. Manning Ct?i 11 l'hitt. ? Lynchburg Ct? V Anld, J S Beitsley. Tunmonsvillo Ct?C CFishburne. Darlington Ktu?J () Willson. Darlington Ct?LM limner * Cberaw Sta?J K Carlisle. ( Chernw Miss?J II Little. | Chestcrflcld Ct?A Ervin. $Zoar Ct and Misft-D W Scale. /Hanging Rock Ct?T W Munnorlyn. S Lancaster Sta?HI, Harper. (Bclnir Ct?J F England. Cokeshi'ry Dist.?H. M. Moon, P. K. Cokcsbnry Sta?It N Wells. Cokcsbury Ct?S 1? 11 Elwcll, C II Priteu ard, jr. j Abbeville Sta?W T Capers. Abbeville Ct-H It Dagunll, J C Bissell. South Abbeville Ct -G >.I Bovd. Lowndesvillc Stn?A J Cauthon. Tumbling Shoals?J Finger. Greenville Ct?J \V Murray, G W Walker, W 11 Lawtou, sup'y. Ncwbcrry Sta?SI Brown. j Newbcrry Ct?J LShuford, and J C Counts, supply. Little Saludn Ct-J C Millor. Cokesbury Conference School?G F Round. Greenville Dist?R, p. Franks, P. e. Greenville Sta, CII Pritchard, sr. Greenville Ct, J Attaway. Reidville Ct, J K McCuiu. Buena Vista and Batesvlllo Stn, To be Eupplicd. Williamston Sta, 8 A Weber. Brushy Creek and Beltou Ct, 1! L Archer, J A Wood, sup'y. Anderson Hta, W W Mood. Anderson Ct and Mia*, J Q Stockman, C V Dames, sup'y, W A Hodges, sup'y. Pendleton Ct, I> J MoMillon. T'ickensvillp Ct, K W Barber. f Walhalla Ct, .1 W Dlckson, P M Morgan, < sup'y. (Cheohee Miss, To bo snpplled l?y B Merritt. Seneca Ct end Miss, To bfl supplied by II Tyler. Williniuston Femalo College, S Lander, President. William Bowwsn, Trftot Agent, J. C. ('risp was transferred1 to' the North Carolina Conference. ' THED BY J. A. SBLBY. 001 QSThk Blue Ridge Case.?la tbo United States Court, fa Charleston, on Tuesday, the greater part of the day was consumed in the hearing of the ur gnruont on the petition of the trustees to review tbo decree of Judge Brjau, placing the Blue Ridge Railroad Com paoy in bankruptcy. Messrs. Corbin and Henry Buist appeared against the petition, and Messrs. MoCrady & Son, Wm. H. Trescot and James H. Rion for tbe motion. Tbo principal ground of the argument was on tbe point of a want of jurisdiction, tbe petitioners con? tending tbat tbo service of tbo usual preliminary processes should have been made in tbe Western District of South Carolina. While the argument for tbe motion was in progress, Judge Bond decided that tbe court bad jurisdiction, and ordered tbe petition of tbe trustees to be dismissed. Thomas Webb, who was reported, last week, as being arrested upon suspicion tbat he was tho bead of tbe Bender family, who bad oommitted tho notori? ous murders in Kansas, has been re? leased by tbe parties who arrested him, having concluded that they were mis? takes in tbo man, ob some people are when on a "bender." Tbe Mr. Webb, we learn, was in town a few days ago, preparing to prosecute tbo parties who arrested him, for false imprisonment. [Carolina Spartan. A Victim of Bad Ventilation .? Judge C. B. Thomas, of the Lexington (Ky.) circuit, died suddenly Sunday, in that city, of congestion of tbo lungs. His death is undoubtedly due to the fearfully defective ventilation of Lexing? ton Court House, in which be had been sitting for four successive weeks. Special Notloee, D ' U R 8 & V COLOGNE WATER! AT FISHERS DRUG STORE Dec 17 OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. Happy Kellcf for Young Men from the effects or errojj? and abates in early life. Manhood rostorcd. Impediments to Mar? riage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Hooks and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad? dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth hl reut, Philadelphia, l'a.?an institu? tion having a high reputation for honorable oonduct and professional skill. Oet 30 Hn\o DKSNISON'S I PATENT SHIPPING TAGS' lOverTwo Ilitnrircd Million? have been used within the past ten' Jyoars, without complaint of loss j by Tag becoming detached. They are mere | reliable for marking Cotton Hales than any Tag in uso. All F.xpross Companion u^o them. Sold by I'rlhti r* ami stationers everywhere. OclJ.') tJlmos THE MILD POWER j?j CURES nraipnuETS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS HAVE PROVED, FROM TIIH MOST amide experience, nn entire success. ?lntplc, l'rompt, Ellidoiit and ltchahle. They nr? the only medium* perfectly adapted to popular simple thot niiwtiiiten cannot ho made in n.dna ] them ; ho harmless iih to l>o rree from danfrer; au 1 fo efficient iu t<> lie always reliable. They iiuvu t?. ? liijrhi-st commendation from nil, and will always tender satisfaction. l*rlce, In large iliree-drailno vials, with ?Iii t : No.?. Cam. Cent*. 1. Ffv(i ?, ' ? ? i-i'.lttii, inflammation*, . . 50 4. Worm*, \' >>iiii I*ever, Wurm ( "?die, . . 5o Cry ti?i;-t\ ' if, ??r Teething ol lnfalli.-1, . ?t. Mnrrhte.i, cf Children or Adults, . . 5o I?yxr titcvy, <;: i, inj. Riliou* Colic, . . 50 t'Holei a-V. <h?mi<i, Vomiting.M 7. Coilj(li)it Colds, Ijionehith,.5u s. Neuralgia; Toothache; 1".:reacl.-. . . . ."ii P. llcmluuhu** Sink Uendachc. Yciti; . 50 10. i?vj>< psta, Dilioil? J-t<>: aacsl, .... Ml 11. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, . . ? M 12. Wltltea, too Profuse Periods, . . . I'i 18. Croup; Cough, Difficult Rrcnthlnjr, . . .'' 14. fHftltIlhf.ntn, J'rysipiln?, I'mptmn-*, . M M? ?heuinal lern? Rheumatic Pniir?, ? ? ? ? *> IC Fever nnd Ague, Chill fever, -A. i ' ?'? ' 17. Vlies, Wind or bleeding, . . . . . ? ?>?' 18. Oplitlinluiy, and Soil-or\v. ih Ky,-, . .0 19. Catarrh, Acute or.Chwnlo JnfliicnHi, . !?? 20. %VI?ooplu?-CouRli, Vi.d. iit tough-, . fO 21. Asthmn, Oppressed Breathmpr, . . . AO 22. Kar DlscharKCS, Impaired Hearing, . fScrof^la.EnMir^lOiJinilvRweUii?y!, . 5? 2 f. tieneral Debility, Physical W eakness, . 50 2.'>. I>rop?y and Beauty Secretion*.<> ?0. Sea-*loknees, Sickness from llidi:iL% . 50 ?7. Kldn.ey-l>lscnso, Gravel, . . . . . 50 29 Ntrvoaa l>cblllty. Beiniual \\ cakn., -?, ?. or Involuntary l)i*ohargci,.1 00 29. SoreMoiith,'-anker, . . .. . . . . 50 3D Vrlumry Weakneaa, Welting the lied, 5) 31. Painful Period*, with Bfwanw, . .10 82 fSnlRirliiesntt.'haiiueofLife, . . . .urn ?S. KpUcpacy, t ;v.s;. Viu?V Dunce, . loa 35. Chronic Coukc.Uoim nnd K?u|itlons, 50 FAMILY CASIW. CA?o iMorocro) With above 35 lar?? \hi\* nnd Manual ?.f Directions . ? ? ? *?? Caie (Morocco) of 20 lartn- viaU and Hook. 6 00 M-Theso remedlei are. aent 1?y tlie die or Bin Rio hor to nny part of <l?e country, fr"o of charge, on receipt' of price. Address ^"^SSiSpSffJWedlolna Co.. Deo 17_til_ A Marvelous Medicine FOR tho Liver, Htomaoh and Rowels, neiuitsh'a RLOOD PUHIFYINO LIVER PILliS. Curcu Liver Complaint, Headache, j Stomach Diaordt ra, Indigestion and Consti? pation. Fur sale onlv at NovSt UEINirSH'SUROG STORE. Stanley's Cotigh Syrup CURES all kinds of Conghs, Bc?recnea^, Broncliitis, incipient Oonanmption. Try it; don't delay', a Cough ptts worje with every day'n uegloot. For ealo at Noy ft" t,,HEiyiTSB'B VKVti STORE. Imported Champagnes. KA CASKS Jalee Mum e'Dry Vcrzonay arid 0\f HeiiUick, Quarta and Tinte. For ealo low by HOPE & GYLES. 50 "Let our Jost JDerisure ~ ~_~jpr^~ LiUMBIA, S. C, FRIDAY MOJ Patrons of Husbandry . Everj County Orange of tbe Patrons! of Husbandry, and every farmers' club in tbe State, should immediately ap? point one delegate and one alternate, to assemble in Columbia, on Thursday, tbe 15th January, 1874, to address their' follow-citizeDB of tbo other Stutes, and petition Congress to savo their homes from confiscation, themselves from pau? perism, and thoir children from igno-1 ranee, degradation and tlaverv. VIDETTE. N. B. Don't let saie-dny in January pass without hooding this summons. V. 05?*Union-Herald and other papers in tbo State please copy. !-?-!-!-M CUCK FiGIITSItl COCK fi O il I s : : : At Fine's Cock-Pit, mux street, near oer vats stkeet, COMMENCING FRIDAY, 19th instant, and continuing during the Holidays. Adiuiisiin, ?ftv oenta. WILLIAM M. FINE. Proprietor. Doc J8 2.000 Extra Fine Florida Oranges FOR nalo at three-and-a-half ccntB a piece by the barrel, or flftv cents per dozen. It. O'NEALE ft. .SON, Dec lfi Cotton Town. Fire Crackers. R?XES Golden Chop FIRE CRACK ERS, for sale bv Dou 'i _ _* _R?PE * OYLES. Fire. Crackers and Torpedoes. L0( ) ^RXES GoldeuCllopFlKE cllACK 100 pitckagcs TorpedoeH. For salo, at reduced prices, at wholesalo aud retail, by JOHN AGNEW ft SON. For Rent,? APART of the HOUSE, at tbo corner of| Taylor and Bickens Htrents, with Car? riage House and Stablus for two horses. also, For sale, a Piano, Doublo School Desks ar.d Benches. W. MULLEB. _Doc_ 18_3 For Sale, SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, noar the out- | skirts of Columbia. Also, ono half acre lot on Camdcn street. Dec 1416?_MILTON LEVERETT. To Bent or for Sale THE HOUSE on the corner of Lady and Assombly streets. Poseoseion Riven Immediate! v. Apply to Dec 10 _ _ lt. Sc, W. C. BWAFFIELD. Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. JUST received, a largo consignment of line DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CHAINS, ?EIS, Ac, of unrodeomed pledges, lor sale low at tbo store of tho undesigned. Green? backs, City Money and Certificates of In dubteduesB of tho State of South Carolina re? ceived. M. SULZDACnER. D>c 11 Goal! Coal! Coal! Pi rk/ \ TONS GRATE COAL, OUU 2fi0 tons STOVE COAL, Kin tons SMITH'S COAL. For nalo by BO WEN ft LaFAR. Agents. Uj>~ Union-Herald copy. Dee !l Inio To Rent, j. THAT HOUSE, on riain street, con fW tairfing all the modern improvements, JUIXILnow occupud by General M. C Butler. Possession given on the first of January. Apply to R. ft W. C. SWAFFIELD. Dec 1? HOMCEOPATHY. DU. SCHLEY, llonueopatbiat. respectfully offers Iih service* to tbo citi'/uus of Co? lumbia. Office over Du file V Book Store, op positc Columbia Hotel. Office hours from f* to 10 A. M , 2 to 4 and 7 to V P. M. Dei- 7 Brnos Just Received, AN extra fine lot or Kentucky MULES ami HORSES, some of which well broku. They may bo been at diaries Logan's Stables, orn.r Senate and Assrinbly etreatp. Nov 12 W. S. ft T.. TA..ROTT. Lumber and Laths. HAYING a large quantity of BUILDING LUMIiER aud LATUS on band, per-j sons wanting tliesamo can be supplied, at abort notion. Orders loft at my Rusideuco on Main street, near the new Government l'oi-t Office, or sent by mail, will meet prompt attention. Terms cash. Nov-Jt; lino W.LOWRY, Knox's Hall, Abbeville, S. 0. riMIF. above HALL is now complete, and JL ready lor nso. It is suitable for Ihea tiieai I xhibit ions. Concert *, Ac. AiMhhs Nov 22 JOHN KNOX. Abbeville. S. C. Bonds, Stocks, &c. IBUY and SELL on COMMISSION and mv own account, at current rates: ItONDS and STOCKS of RAILROADS, Bonds and Slocks of States and United States, Bonds and dtocks of Cities and other | corporations. Bank Notes, Gonpoi.s, Ooid ami Silver Coin, and approved Claims against tbo United States. State and County. 1>. GAM BRILL, Broker, Main street, Aug 10 Ifiiuo 2 1 door South Wheeler House. Mills House Stables. Mb| JUST received at tho above Sta *Wfik blen, twenty head line KENTUCKY ,?X?2u^"'l l'.s, most of which aro well broke. Wit be sold cheap for cash. Cspt 13 JL_N. LONO. AgenL_ Notioe. Office Gsnn"v:r.i.r; a;:e CoxxuaiA R. TL, Colombia, S. C, August 29, 1873. UNDER a resolution of tho Board or Direc? tors, tho Interest Coupons of the State Guaranteed Bonds, and of suoh other Bonds of this Company as are regularly recorded in tho office of tho Company, matured between tho 1st day of January, 1872. and 1st day of July, 1873, both inolnsive, will be funded in Bonds having ton years to rnn, as provided for In tho Company's proposals to the Bund holders, or dato August 11, 1873. Holders of tho above obligations are re? quested to send In a statement or them to this office, to faoilitato tho exohange which it is desired to complete without delay, and enable tbo noccssarv arrangomonts to bo made for the resumption of regular interest payments on 1st January ensuing. W. J. MAGRATH, September 2 tu President. Attend the True INING, DECEMBER 19, 1871 FIVE DOLLARS CERTIFICATES of INDEBTEDNESS I Will Get a Box F 0 I G A R S-?a At INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE. Dee 151 HOLIDAY OIPTS! rUST rocoivod, a consignment or FINE DIAMOND* uud JEWELRY, consist - ing of: Gold and Silver Watrhes, Chains, Charms, Kings, Ear-rings, Breastpin Scls, tflocvo buttons, Ac. All guaranteed r.arepresented. Thrso nr licloa hi o unredeemed pledges, and will be duM for less than half their value, at prices that defy competition. No trouble to show goods. I'ieaso call, before purchasing elsewhere, at place of exhibition. AI. SULZUACIIKll, Jlclow tbo Wheeler House. N. ft.?Mr. ISAAC SULZBACIIER will be pleased to see hia old friends and patrons. liee 17 3 Female Seminary. THE oxercisca ot my Female | ^School will bo continued at old |?tand, from 1st of JANUARY, in, l the afternoons, for a few pupils who may desire a geod education, without tho drudgery of being confined all day to the echool-room. 'lo euch, I promiso tho samo advantages aB they have hitherto received from my instruction. Deo 18 3 W. M?LLER. Odd Fellows' School. THE exercises will bo resumed j^on THURSDAY, January 1. Pu j.pils witl be received by tho qu.ir Kcr of three months, with month? ly payments, at the following mo? derate rates: Ordinary English Branches, por month, $3; advanced English Branches, with -Algeuri, Geometry and Na'.nral Philosophy,{4; abovo continued with Trigonometry and Calculus, Aucient Clatsics, Fieuch and German I,an. guagoa, f.">. Bills for tuition will bo presented at tho beginning, and payments required during the first week of each mouth. Those who enter at any time before tho 15tit will be charged for the entire month. Students pre? pared for any Collego or University. Dec 18 8 W. M?LLER, Principal. MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE, COKBSBURY, AI1B1CVILI*If, S. V. CHARTERED 1853. TWENTY-FIRST annual ars ebion opens WEDNESDAY, 21*t of January, !b< 1; ckacslaet Wednes? day in October. _ Expenses for term of forty weeks: Primary Department, f'2r>: Academic Department, f35; Collegiate Department, i50; Music, MO; Bor.rd,$P2 to f 15 per month. French and Latin freo. For circulars apply lo W. CHRISTIE 15F.NET, Dec 11 ;}ilf Principal. King's Mountain Militaiy School, YOKICVIL.L.IC, S. C. THIS Institution is fully sup? plied with aims and all necessary ?cientillc apparatus; and the rc icent extension of the course of stiiilitia places it in the front rank of Southern Educational Institu? tion?. The tlr.H: session of the School Year of lt<71. will begin on the '2.1 of FEBRUARY. Apply for Catalogue containing fall particu? lars. OwL. A. COWARD; Dec 4 J25 Principal. 1111 Elate t< legrauie from Washington,, an . nouueitig the decision of tho Uuited Statt s Suprt me Court, concerning tho Bills of the Bank cf the State, Did not create more excitement in Columbia than was canned by the announcement that there are plenty more of those linn Havana CIGARS, of our own make, which are still all tho rage. We also announce thai Building and Loan and Greenbacks are Received at Far. ? Great throngs are Hocking to avail them? selves of this opportunity to procure the choice Tobaccos and Cigars to be had Althc California Cigar Store. Nov 1? M. SULZBACIIER. Drs. Greene, Lindley & Bentley's GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES COMPOUND EXTRACT CORY DA 1*1 S. tho gieat vegetable alterative for all diseases arising from impuro blood. DU. ORBBNB'S KIT Cl'ItK, for the euro of Epilepsy, Fits, Spasms, and convul? sions cf all kinds. Itleillcntecl IInn?y. for Coughs, (V his, Rronchitis, Croup, and all diseases of the lungs aud air pasaages. Neuralgin. Spreitie. a certain and speedy cure for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Nervous Hi-ad-ache, and all nervous pains. Wabaati Valley Ague Care. Contains no Quinine. A most positive romedy lor Chilis, Bilious Fiver, and Congestions of Liver and Spleen. Acts like a charm. ProDarod at tho Laboratory, Charlotte, N. 0. For Halo by W. C. FISHER, Nov 20 fly Columbia. S. C. FURNITURE I FAG AN* BROS. KEEP constantly ou hand a full and com- ffl Jiicto assortment of jmt JED-ROOM, PARLOR T* _ . _ and KITCHEN FURNI? TURE, of tho most unique and novel design. FUNERALS served in tho best manner, and at short notice Thankful for past patronage, they ro I spectfnlly solicit a continuance of the same, and an examination of thoir stock, feeling satisfied that thov can please all. Sept 25 :3mos i Event." VOL. IX?Nu. 232 Tazer, CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, Columbia, B. C, December 10,1873. THE Tax Books of the city of Columbia, for 1871, will be open on THURSDAY, December 18. Ry resolution tf the City Council, all porsous making returns and paying taxea beforo Jauuary 1, will bo al? lowed a discount jf five per cent. OHAS. It ARNUM, Dee 17 _City Clerk ami Asses-?or. " POSTPONEMENT! FOURTH Grand Girt Concert for the benefit or tho Public Library of Ken? tucky. Over$100,000In Rank! Success as? sured! A full drawiugcertaiu ouTUKSDAY, 3.1st of March next. In order to meet the general wish and expectation of tho pnblio and the ticket-holders, for tho full payment of tho magnificent gifts, announced for the Fourth Grand Gift Concert of the Public Li- I brary of Kentucky, the management have de? termined to postpone tho Concert and Draw? ing until Tuesday, tho 3Iat of March, 1874. They have already realized over $1,000,000, and have a great mauy agents yot to hear from. No doubt is entertained of tho salo of every ticket beforo tho drawing, but whether all aro sold or not, the Concert anel Drawing will positively and unequivocally take placo on tho day now flxeel, and if any romain un? sold they will bo canceled and tho prizes will bo reduced in proportion to the uneold tick' .3. Oi ly C0.C00 tickets have been iBSued and 13,000 CASH GIFTS, $1,500,000, Will ho distributed among ticket-holders. The tickets aro printed inoonpons of tenths, and all fractional parts will be represented in the drawing just as whole tickets aro. 1..IST OP GIFTS. 1 Grand Cash Gift.1250,000 1 Grand Cash Gilt. 100,000 1 Grand Cash Oift... 50.000 1 Graud Cash Girt. 25,000 1 Grand Cash Gift. 17,000 10 Cash Gifts, $10,000 oach. 100,000 30 Cash Gifts, 5,000 each. 150,000 50 Cash Gifts, 1,000 each. 50,000 80 Cash Gifts, 500 each. 40,000 100 Cash Gifts, 400 each. 40,000 150 Cash Gifts, 300 each. 45,000 250 Cash Gifts, 200 eaah. 50,000 325 Cash Gifts, 100 each. 32.500 11.0U0 Caah Gifts, 50 each.550,000 Total 12.000 Gifts, all cash, amounting to.$1,500,C00 The chances for % gift are as ouo to five. FU1CB OF TICKETS. Wholo tickots, $50; halves, $25; tenths, or each coupon, $5; eleven whole tickets for $500; 22A tickets for $1,000; 113 whole ticket? Tor $5,000; 227 wholo tickets for $10,000. No discount on loss than $500 worth of tickets. Tho Fourth Gift Concert will he conduoted, in all respcctB, liko tho three which have already been giveu, and full particulars may bo learned from circulars, which will be sent free from this oflico to all who apply for them. Orders for tickets and applications for agencies will bo atteuded to in tho order thoy are received, and it is hoped they will bo sent in promptly, that thero may bo no dis? appointment or delay in tilling all. Liberal term* given to those who buy to sell again. '.II agents aro peremptorily re.juired tosottlo up their accounts and return all unsold tickets bv the 20th day of March. Til OS. E. lilt AM LETTE, Agent Public Library Kentucky and Mana? gt r Gilt <,'oocert, Public Library Building, Lnuifvillo, Kentucky. Dec 17 wf OUR HOUSE, ~ Corntr (?Vrcui*ana Richardson streets, Keah the State Uaimtol. cjrg TllE undersigned has fitted up a SA Bull LOON, on tho above corner, where ho iltf will keep the best or WINES, LIQUORS, LAGER BEER, SEOAKS, etc. Givo him calk JAMLS CLENDLNING. De? II FRANKLIN HOUSE, Coriier Ilrldije and Gates Streets. riTMl E nnder?igneel beg* to annonnco to his JL old pat ions and friends, that ho has re? opened hie SIMPLE ROOM and RESTAU ItAN 1', and is prepared to servo, at all bemrs, FISH, GAME und OYSTERS,in all style?; tegeii.tr with e vi ry delicacy that the Charit stoh ami Columbia marke ts eff ml. Nov.; C. IL FRANKLIN. State of South Carolina?Richland Co. CO CUT OF VOMU.O 'y i'LKAS. Sarah l*. McCnllntn, plaintifl, against Robert McCuUutn, defendant ?Sutmnans for lu Hi t ? Cutriptu int t'iii set ci d, T" Ihr defendant, Hohert MeCulhnn : "VTejU are: here by summoned and required JL to an-vver On compUint in this action, winch H tiled in the oflico e>f the Clerk eif Common Pleas lor the said County, and to H<u\i! a copy of your answer to the ?aiel com? plaint on the subscribers, at their office, in Columbia, S. S., within twenty days alter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of euch service; and if you fail lo answer the coin plaint within the limn aforesaid, tho plain till iu this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the enmplaint. BOON K A MULLER. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Dated at Commiua, Octeiber 13, 1873. Ti> the defendant, Hubert McCuUunu Take notice, that tho summons in this action, of which tho foregoing ia a copy, was I liloel in the oflico oT the Clerk of the Court of | I Common Pleas, at Columbia Court House, in I the County and State aforesaid, on the 4th; di\ e.r December, A. D. 1873. BOONE & MULLER, Dec 5 HI Plaintiffs Attornoys. 1 >Why the South is Poor. FROM tho cradlo to tho grave, we are dosed with all kinds of unknown Medi? cines made abroad, of which we know no? thing. . ? It your babv is sick, yon give it Northern Soothing Byrup, instead of Heiuilsh's Roeo Cordial. , ? , If your Liver is not right, you I ake North? ern Pills, instead of tbi "Blood and Liver Pills." If your Blood is impure,.yon tako North? ern Sarsapariila, instead of tho "Queen's Delight." If yon havo Chills and Fever, yon tako Northern chill cures, instead of Heiuitsh's Vegetable Tonio. Our health and onr wealth is thus de? stroyed. Encourago jour own doctors; take Medicines made at home, and bny those that yon know are good. Hcinitsb has an experience of forty years in making all kinds of Medicines for every disease known. Go at once and consult with him. For Balo at HEINirSll d FAMILY DRUG STORE. Ort 17_t Seogers' Beer is Fare. IT don*(contain Coootus Indiens, Fleh.Bcr r:e>j, to make one sleepy or headachy. Certificates of Indebtedness Received nt D. E P S T I N'S, Under Columbia Hotel, FOIl CLOTHING, HATS ami GENTS* FURNISHINQ QOODS. I desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that Cer? tificates ei Indebtedness of the State of South Carolina will be received for all goods purchased at my establishment, and posi? tively at greonback prices. My stock is full ami complete in every par ticnlar, and persons desiring bargains, and to dispose <. f their Stato money, can ho ac? commodated by giving me a call. This is done in view of the dullness of tho times, and also with a determination, to dis poso of the stock. Call early at D. EPSTIN'S. Deo 12 __?_ CLOTHIHG! DAY GOODS 1 GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS I LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS/ THE undersigned, equal to the wants of his friends and the pnblio in general, has re-opened on Main street, at the stand formerly occupied by John O. Dial, with a largo and woll-solcctcd stock of 1)11 Y GOODS, CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, which he offers at prices that defy competition. IUti ? ctfclly i oJtciUng a share of the patronage hither .-.tended to him, ho promises full satisfaction to all that fa? vor him with a call. H. GOODMAN. Get 22__ Gnns and Pistols. I RESPECTFULLY inform my friends and the pnblio in goncral that I have on hand a rwell-solected stock of double, j and single-barreled GUNS, REPEATERS, Shot Ponchos and Flasks, Gamo Bags, Caps 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. Also. Keys fitted. P. W. KRAFT, Nov4 At tho Sign of the Big Gun. 18 Fall and Winter 73. uim. ms AND GESTS' FURNISHING GOODS!! KIN ARD & WILEx" ARE receiving the largest .and boat stock of CLOTHING (that has ever boen offered in _ tins market, and at prices to suit the times. Wo are headquarters for FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS' FINE UNDER AND NECK WEAR. Wo sell: mbbjkw THE BROADWAY 8ILK HAT. KaB Tim celebrated STAR SHIRT, ^^P^B that ia untqnalcd for qualitj and We have tho latest styles, the best Custom-made CLOTHING, and at tho most reasonable pi ices fur cash of any house in tho State._Sept 25 congab.ee iron works, COLUMBIA, 8. C. JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor. MANUFACTU? RER OF STEAM e^?5^iis8fl$^ and^g'ii fa t ring, and all kinds of Iron Caatings for Machinery aud Ornamental Ca st i u g s for Stores and Dwell? ings, Patent Railings for Garrit its and Ceme? teries, lro i Settee.-* and At bor ('hairs; also, Brahs Castings cf all kinds. Bells for Churches, Schools, Work-shops, Ac. Gna i antee all ray worli flr?t claee and rqual to auv North or Soni Ii. Work? at loot nl Lady street, and l.oar to South Carolina and Greenville and Columbia Railroad Companies'Depots. N?>v 18 MILLINERY First Pnza Awarded at Fair of 1873. MRS C F. REED h&a opened a line assortment of Ladies'1, Misses' aud Children's BON? NETS, nats. Caps,Clonks, Red ingotes, Furs, Under wear and Hair of all descriptions; also, Mrs. Moody'a and other styles or Corsets! All of whlob will be told at reduced prices. Mrs. Reed was awarded the highest nrrniinms at the State Fare for the best Millinery- _Oe.t 23 3mo Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry! WM. GLAZE, AT his new slore, Main strept. nearly op? posite the Central Natirna) Pank, bae> a large aud beautiful stock of One WATCHES, stem and key winders, frcm the beat Eu? ropean and American manufacturers, and of his own importation, in gold and Bilvcr cases... Elegant JEWELRY 1 An unrivaled assort? ment just received, aud all the latest otylee. Sterling SILVER-WARE, in sets and cases, Rridsl Pr?sent?, ?cd a very fine selection of Platcd-Waro, Gold Watch aud Neck Chains, Lockets, elegant Sea), Wedding and Engage? ment Rings, large stock of Spectacles and Eye-Glasnes, Clocks, Mnsical Boxes, and ? great variety of Fancy Articles. My stock is the largest and beet seleotod in the Southern country, and will bo sold as cheap as the samo artiole can be bought anywhere. Oct 24 _ Views for the Million. II AYE just received a Uno assortment of _ STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and American, colored and plain. Also, ILLU MINATED ones. R.L.BRYAN. I Upright 8team Engine for Sa!o. IGHT-HORBE POWER, in perfect order, __ with emtske-staok, shafting and a quan i tity of belting. For particulars, anply at I Pnor.six Office. Oct 30 E1