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BY JULIAN A. SELBY. Bummer TbaveXi.?Two daily trains will aommenoe to ran on the Spartan horg and Union Road in a few days. The down train will leave Spartan burg ' abont 10>e o'clock A. M., on the arrival of the Charlotte train, ond arrive at Alston in time to connect with the down train on the Qreonville road. The cp train will leave Alston at 9 o'clock, on the arrival of tho up train on the Greenvillo Road, and arrive at Spartanbarg for dinner at 1}A P. M. The schedule will avoid dcluys at Alston, in going either direction and enable passengers to reach Spar? tanbarg in time to get dinner and go ont to Glenn Springs, Cberokeo Springe, Limestone Springs, Pucolett| Springs or Reidville, the sama alter noon. Good conveyances can be pro eared at Spartanbnrg to go to any of the springs or to the mountains on reasonable terms. The attention of invalids and pleasure seekers is oalled to this as being the shortest, best and cheapest route to popular watering places or to the mountains. [Carolina Spartan. The Athens Georgian gives this ad? vice: "We would respectfully suggest to all former slave owners to preserve a correct tint of their slaves, and havo I their names recorded in tho clerk's | offlco of their respective Counties. This will require but little trouble and expense, and the day may oomo when a nation's returning senso of justice might make this a wiee present precau? tion. Stranger things than the pay? ment by the General Government for oar emancipated slaves has happened, and, improbablo as it muy now seem, yet it may be. Let the record be made; it will servo as a contribution to history, if not a step towards eeenr iog oar just and correct deserts." There were 1,100 more failures in the United States in 1873 than in 1872 The increase in the liabilities was1 $107,443,000. The ablest and most successful mer? chants are, almost invariably, liberal advertisers. The Phcenix job office- is complete in every respect, and cards, posters, I pamphlets, programmes, bill-heads, | etc., are turned out with alacrity. This office lacks nothing of being n first class job office. Any stylo of work desired wo can do, nnd that at low figures and on short notice. m To Rent. A COTTAGE, with nix rooms, (kitchen, stuhle and necessary out LuuildiiiK*, on Mum mreol, between Pendlotou and Medium. Terms moderate Apply to John H. Meintest), or to LI. E. Hayne. on premises. May 10 1' CASH. AFTER TO-D\y, we will sell goods 5ei CASH ONLY. COPELAND & BEARDEN. ||Colombia. H. P., April 2'j. l?71_. _ 3mu Save Your Chickens from Oholera! ACUKE at band; call on Dr. HEIN1TSH. It cures Chicken Ohokra and Uvr Oholera. For sale at hiw Drugstore. ?Vnril22t HOpls & GYLES HAVE for nale? 500 bushels OATS, a.OOO bushels BRAN 2,000 bushels ?HORTS. ALSO, Fresli Banr Kraut and Mince M?ai, 100 boxes Raifinfl, 50 half-boii. Khislns, 25 quarter-boxen Raisins, 50drums Smyrna PigH, Dessiestitid Cocoabnt, lOOponnds Seedless Raisins WOih :.!?.' ?..! !?!.;?<.. Let 01 C TO THE READING PUBLIC! If you Want a Thorough Newspaper, sTjuscmns for THE PHOENIX, Daily and Tri-Weekly; or Issued every Wednesday, IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. | The Ph<enix is the oldest daily paper in the State, and ha?) been regularly issued sineo March, 1865. THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE, By Telegraph and Mailt?, from nearly all partB of tho World; together with full MARKET REPORTS; Besides well selectod MISCELLANEOUS and Reading Matter, of interest to everybody, will be fouud in these publi? cations. THE EDITORIALS Are carefully prepared, by competent j writers; while special atleutiou is given THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT. Tuken na a whole, no uetteij ok m ,)I5E satisfactory investment CaU be made, than a subscription to one or the other of these publications. They are Conservative iu politics, und uru devoted to the best interests of the State. The following are the TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS. Daily PncaNix.Si 00 Tri-Weekly. 2 5U Weekly Gleaner (-18 columns)... 1 5U These papers were the ?rst issued iu Columbia, in 1865, after its partiul de? struction, and bavo be?n regularly] published ever since. They CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY , Thronghout middle und upper Counties of tho State, nud am excellent MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING. The Pjiu:nix basil greater circulation through tho upper part of South Caro lioa than any other ihtily paper. Mer? chants andothers will Hud its columns nn admirable means of communication with tho people of the eutire up-coun? try. Advertising rates uro reasonable. Send advertisements marked with the number of insertions desired, und they will ho stopped upon the expiration of tiie time. Ollico on Richardson street, j hotweon Taylor nnd Rlnndiug. JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor. Have your Joh Printing done Homo. [ liSt'COIALLY WHEN Style and Price arc the Same THE PHOENIX ! Book and Jolt Steam Printing Office Is thoroughly supplied with POWER PRESSES of the L:it. si Improvement; TYPE of various grades and styles from one fool to tho (iftieth part of an inch in size; BORDERS, CUTS. ?v.o.; Black, Colored ami Transfer INKS;! PAPER, CARDS, .vis. The proprietor is n practical printer nnd employ*, the most, skilled men ?u j tho profession; work, xecntcd at short est notice possible, in Intest und best i styles nnd at New Y??rk oriee?. CAU/ nnd EX \MINi; SPECIMENS of 1.2, 3 and 1 Sheet Posters. Hand hills, Programmes, Circulars, Pamphlets, Bills of Pure. Briefsi Letter Heads, Dodgers, Hill Heeds, Checkt', Ilorso Bills, Receipts, Labels, Railroad Blanks, Legal Blank.', Tags, Cards all kinds nnd sizes Wedding, Visiting, Business, Show. JULTAN A. SELBY, Proprietor PucE!U5 and Ommnp.j: ! Istnblishrnent. IOLUMBIA, S. C, FRIDAY B Blacksmith Tools. EST English ANVILS, blacksmith BEL LO v*S, Solid P.ox VISES. STUCKS ami I DIES, FILES, RASPS, Ac, etuupiIsing a full assortment in 1111?- line and lor sale low, by Jot I N' AON K W A* SON. Hots : Hots '. i "\TTE arc sti'.l a^.'nls for Uio celeb rat Oil VY WAllHKN HOE, which hits given such general satiH'action the past i-tason, and havn also a full a snort ill Mil of Rrado's Crowu HOES. Handled Garden HOES, Garden ItAKF.S. Garden TKOWELS, SPADES, SHOVELS. KPAUIKO FORKS, Manure Korks, Canal and Garden Wheel? barrows, Ac, A>C. tor sill' ?i mir usual low prloeH. JOHN A?NEW A SON. COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE. T LyBrand & Son TAKE pleasure iu calling the attention their STOCK of MUSICAL MERCHAN? DISE, consisting ?<! Pianos, Church and i Parlor Organa. Mclodeonu, Violine, Gui- j tars, Hanjoa, Fluten, AcL'ordeons, brass and Silver baud Instruments ol all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and tnstmclion Rooks for every class of Musical Instruments on hand at all limes. We are Sole Aleuts for j tho Stato of South Carolina ol Esleyd: Co.'h CO IT AG F. ORGANS. Sh.it Music sent by mail, post paid, nn receipt of price; and ail kinds of Musical Goods sent by Express, whon ordered, to iiuy pr.rl ol'tlie State, marked C. O. I). Good Second-hand Pi? anos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash. | Pianos, Organb and Melndeiins Tum d and Repaired in a satisfactory manner; Ktidj will give especial attention to Packing. He-1 moving and Shipping Piaiii t foi ot |,< i par ties to any point desired, ;.t moderate! pi ices. All orders prompt!*, atl? le'* d to andsat I isfactiou i;n:ivantoed t e O ed favoring us with their patronapr Stud roi our cata-: i logiie ol Sheet Mnsieand !Jn.fieaiMerchaii ilfso. Rid arils n-ir-el, a fi w dot r '-vbove ! Pnotvix '?flico.(Vliimbii. S (.'. Nov 7 Hayi ?Hay!! HaV.!! " /vVV VTv THE SOU tRj-lUK WAREHOUSE i'u^V:c':,u'ANY hasalw..i,i on hand the u?i ? 'largest stock nl II '.V in C >himbia, comprising !> eh I'n-lerii n* Western. which will b.liv red nnyw's r in Hie] , eiiy, f n ?? tfeh.iigi !or dn.Vi'g, .,: 1 .: il,, VcI V !o\? Crl r.l I r . 1 Our f.tci'.i i. f f.. r i>i:; <?' art?|; r;d I audling I are t nt h as lo'etisl !> tocom; ? '<? - iceess I fully with liny oihei hoiis'-,-ind parties in ! i need will ?!?> wet! 10 giro u- :i .(all before I purchasin.. e's 1..:?: ? . tin ! tbnoM. 1 Particular nt !? nti n is'.cnlled tit our stuck (.1 Eaateru 11AV, which is the h'-st in the market. May ? :lnio /MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES! Localized by S! ti" Authority, and int.i ir.v /a* 1'rni.n; ix sr. louis. ! GrmiilSln;;tv \u'iiit>ri ScUeriieol .">0,ooo ( N'umtiri?! nr.Aws Tin: 1 \?r i>av of v\c\i month. j CAPITAL PEIZS, $50,000!; ii),:;su l'i-lz<-?; Aitinumihs 10 9:1110,000.1 Whoh Ticket?-,} 10; Halves,3; Quarters,2.HO 77 tit t,nfi hi .???'/<? CAPITAL Vb JZK OF $32.500! ar.d :',i:'.<\ im11/.ks, am'-: mi so to f.VTS.177 ! lirdien Kern/S i iirttny Ituritiij the Year, \ Whole, 11 rkets. ? M?; !l:.l\es,3; Quart ers,2..'i0 ; Address, fur i t - an 1 .iret.lnrs, I \1 U':31 \V Mil l.' v CO . Managers, p. I). It :. ~ IS i i-'!. Louis, Mo. I a111117 fly I CONttARES IP-ON WORKS, 1 01.( .111:1v. S. **. J Inil ALKXAN3H5R, Proprietor. | MANUFACTU ? -V%.a>^%!- '? '?e.: Hid Or '**.?"" r-"' nnmeiiti'l Cast' llif.'rt foi : t'h ! slid 1??'? < Ihn?;-. Fa* 1 1 1 iii iljiigsfoi G irdeiis : i and Ceui'.'teiieH, I.. .-. m.,h at.d Arboi j i Chillis; also, L*i:i.-s Ca-tiii|,s o| all I ii dr. Hulls S>r Chine!., h. Schools. Work-shops, , ,Ve. Guiiranteo all oiy work lire I ela.-santl eqil il to any Not ?). or South. i Works at fool ol Ludy street, and linur to j South Carolina and (Ireenville .V Cidnnibia Khilrnsd C niptti ies' Depots. Nov is UK,\I IMC Iinpoitetl Wines, Erandtfis, li*.c , Ktc lf?| Old.I male:, U,??, 'fanl Piainlies Otard.Ac, ?jJl* Hi.lh t.d Gin, j Sheir.v Wine Poil Wine, Madeii ft Witu. 1 Abib, a lafgt ?:? vi IIus old Whiskies. .Vi; ).< SEE'?); RS Attend the True MORNING, MAY 22, 1874. Important Notice. WE beg to uotify our friends and cuu lomnrs that on and after thin date OUR BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED, and no more cro<Iit extended to any one. We havo decided to conduct our bnsinesd STRICT? LY ON THE CASH PRINCIPLE?a princi plc decidedly to the advantage of <jur cub looirre ns. well as. ournelviH, and NO I DEVIATION WILL RE MADE FROM IT.I Those owing us are requested to MAKE PAYMENT, as all accounts on our books , must he closed WITUOU L DELAY. May 17 W. D LOVE A CO. ( THRESHING MACHINES, | HORSEPOWERS Engines, Reapers, Mowers, Fans, Grain Cradles, SEASONABLE LABOR-SAVING MA? CHINERY GENERALLY. Eor sale by . L?RICK & LOWRANCE. WOrdcr early bo as to give ample time ami avoid disappointment. JUST IHTII.ISIIF.n : MUSICAL STANDARD ! Duels for Violin and I'iano, J'rieet 12. CO. NEW and attractive arrangements by Si v. Winner, of Galops, Waltzes. Ma? zurka?, Aird, Quadrilles and Potpourris for Violin, with Piano accompaniment. Pages Sheet Music size. MUSICAL FLOWERS 1 Duct* for Flute and I'iano. /'rive, t'2 00. Similar in desigu to ihn "Musical Gar? land," but for Flute, with Piano accompa? niment. ICO pagea, Sheet Music di/..', well tilled. FLUTE BOQUET. Price, $1.50. A collection including a great variety tf music lor the Flute. VIOLIN AMUSEMENTS, $1.50. Similar in dctugn to the Boquet. Firtt ralc, easy Violin Alueic. Twoliooks by Sep. Winner. They are not so large as ''MusicalGarland"and "Music? al Flowers,"containing, however, an much Flute or Violiu Music, but no I'iano accom pauimi nt. Tlllfi 111 V Kit OK LIKE Continued to attract general attention an one of tin* best Sunday Schumi Song Biioks over pu'jliah^d. ftlO per hundred. Tin- above b ??ka for Hah; everywhere, OLIVER DITS?N .V CO., Boston. CHAM. II. DITriON A CO., M.iy 711 Broadway. N. Y. ?NTew! Mew! 3NTew! N'EW ?Ivb = ff SRI; ami Leather BELTS. > i?w tt :. of RITES amt COLLAR? ETTES. Ni w stock ..f RIBBON s, differ' ill wi ! 1h, ;it '_"?t i-nt:- a i'ard. Ni w s.\:<;t RIBBON'S, e'l - New s1?m !. >! Silk 11 LS, goiuolhii jj very hi uiitilnl. i xtra li .?? Hemmed stitchi d II ANDRER till El S, :it Uiw pr: !i p. CliihU'Lti'd icadv.n.nde DRE?SKS, at ?1 euch. New . ? el; i,l ? w >rd-haiu':ed SILK PARA? MO I M N. It. Mr S. W. PORTER will !>?? ?Ltd to v..l t . ii Ina in nilri. C. F. JACK>ON, M ; i header ..: Low fri--.-. f,m\m E.\T8:ii)!l!l!\'AllY Grand Central Dry Goods E&tablUh't W. 1). LOVE & CO. IT .'.VING purchased a bahkmpt stock ol IT RIBBON'S !??!? ca?h. w<- arc ottering tl.im at the low price r?| utr u yard, iti grosgritin and all-boiled, in nil colors, from No. !j t-i iJ'J. >.\S!J RIBBON'S in propor? tion. All nur Goods lif.ro be- :t marked down 20 t<- HO ;?? r e< lit. below marl:< t value. JCST IIP,! Kl l*KU. 2.70 ib.z ii IIOSC. AND 11 vl.F HOSE good heavy Goods for ?voikiii!? people which we utV. i al 10? and 12U'. a pail worth double the mom \. 2.r?0 pieces handsome S'ntnnur DRESS GOODS; at 25c. a vard. Our BOO I'M AND SHI ES an from the In <t my kern and fold at 1< w prices. 10 ciu ? < PR1 N i s, at 10c. a >ard, and leu I ??? ? ?? Papel Cambrics, at lOo. a yard. i'l l eh: n is. mm- ri qtu sled to i xaniiuC our Kt before making theti selection*. WI. D. LOVE A CO.. >U> 10 (Coder the WboelerHouje.) CROW A ED HEADS OF EUROPE \SSERT their power to protect their subjects when their liberty is in Ringed upon, Tim INDIAN GIRL hereby ^?^l?rt; hit power to proti et In r enstonu rs from Imitat ions of her ceh brat ed 5c. Cigars, having copy lighted the same. Any one, therefore, i ft' ring imitations must remem? ber it WILL BE AT their r'ji.. The remarkably line quality and low piicool thine ('?;; ir^-' ha.' awa Uened as gr> at iuti i i st ; meng Hinokera ?? Miss NELLIE GRANT'S MARRIAGE ban among the fashionables of Washington, in tilers who wish to introduce this Cigar to the r custom is will pleuue address PI ItRV SLaWSON, lu-lhin Girl Cigar Kti i Columbia Hot. : Bl n ... M liv :? 7 C ?hi'liniii, S (,'; Nu ? a (v. Pauk Kit EmiAi: C.\vi'i.i>'>, PARKER & UAYPLKSS, Attorneys and Counsellors m law. nOOM 1 Vrul ? r H 1:1 i >!.?in streot, (Mil Event." VC um1 i. '- - i mi i 111-i iHMW??? $5,000,000 1)1 FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT is aid of TDi; Public Library of Kentucky, ?7 ULY 31, 1514, IN announcing the fifth and last of the aeries of Gilt Concerts, given for the benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky, the Trustees anil Manager refer with piiiie. and pleasure to tho four which havo been alreadv given: Tho first, December 10,1871; tho HOuo&d, December 2, 1872; the thir<l, July 8, 1^73; and tho fourth, March 31, i?7-i. Under their charter, granted by a special Act of iho Kentucky Legislature, M.ireh It;, j^71. tho Trustees arc p.uthonzed to I give OX ES MOllB.BiiilONLY ONE MORE I ' Oift Concert. With tho money arising I from this iiifth and last Concert, tho Li? brary, Museum and other departments aro | to bo enlarged and endowed with a fixed and certain annual income. Such an en I do win en t (und in docired, as will secure, . beybud poradventure, not only tho mainte? nance of this magnificent establishment, I but its constant growth. I THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT, I For tho purposes mentioned, and wbjoh is I positively nud unequivocally announced an I THE LAST WHICH WILL EYEK BE I GIVEN UNDER 1 Ills CHARTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT, will come ! oft* in the Public Library Hall, at Louisville, j Kentucky, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1874. ) At. this final Concert everything will be i upon a Kcalo corresponding with ita in-j ' creased importance. The mimic will be I rendered by an orchestra consisting of 10U [ performers, selected tor their fame in dif j ferent lauds, and the unprecedented sum of $2.500,1)00, ! Divided into 20.000 Gifts, will be dietributed ' am jng the ticket-holders. LIST OF GIFTS. ; One Grand Cash Gitt.t250 000 j One Grand Cash Gilt . lOn.OOU One Grand Cash Gift. 75 000 I One Grand Cash Gilt. 50 000 I One Grand Cash Gift . 25.1,0(1 5 Catli Gifts, $20.(('(| each. 100 000 I 10 Cash Gifts, 10 000 each. 150 000 15 Cash Gitti, 10 C00 each.HO 000 ! 20 Cash Gifts, 5 01)0 each.luO.OUO ; 25 Cash G?ls, 1 000 each. 100,000 I 30 Cash Gilts, 3 000 each. 90 C00 50 Cash Gilts, J 01 0 each. l"?o 000 100 Cash Gifts. 1 Ot'O each. 100 000 240 Cash Gitth, 500 each. 120 00<> fiOO Cath Gilt?, 100 ('dub. 50,000 I'J.000 Cash Gifts, 50 each. '.150.000 Grand Total 20 ('00 Gift ?.all cash, $2,5< 0,000 PRICE OF 1ICKETS. . Whole Tick) . <5D GO Halve* . 25 00 Tenth, or < ach Coujiot. 5 (10 11 Whole Ti ?kets r?i... . ftOO 00 Tickuts for. 1 coo 00 lickcls are now retuj tor hah-, nnd orders ace nipar.ii I by cash will be prompt ly tilled. ' Liberal commi-sr nf \>i.l be al!ow*d to satisfactory ugi Circulars cont aicing full ; arl i-tilars f.ir ni.'hed oil unulh litinii. , 'tll'.is. !?:. lilt A yi liKTTl'', : Agent ami Minag?r, PabR ? LR rary Build? ing1, Louisville, Kt.ulu.kv. May 10 U,rj C?RS Kouralgh, Piles, Hoadaohe, Elarrhcea. Eoils, Old Scree, Lameness, Burns, Soreness. Tccthachc, Scalds, Sprains, Iloavsoness, Ulcers. Wounds, Sere Throat, Colic, Bruises, Rheumatism, Hemorrhages, Etc. -i. Mm eh I t^Rnno A Fact Worth Knowing. IE yon wish to save M mey. Preserve ymi liealth, have a (bind Appetite. Ki<j ?> I Life and do Well, buv vonr MEDICINES at Dr. HIIINITsdLS. He sells the best i-the cheaptst ami the safest MEDIC1NI S m.M Ueini'sliH BLOOD \Ni' LA R I'll LK .ir? tlit Im-t. M ?t her DA RUN i'? ISi'AN !' CORDIAL i.-< t he :-t. Heinitsh's QUKEN'S Dl LIGHT is the best Blood Mei icmo. Heinitsh's CHILLCURE is the beat. Hcinlt -h'sTETTER WASH is the ! est. Stanley's COUGH SYRUP m vor fails. 1 All the above to ho had onlv at April 1!) t HEINITSH'S Drnjr store. I ? - : A Letter to E. K. Hcinitsh, Columbia ANOT H EII WON DE RFULCURI1 I have been sflticb .1 with Rheumatism for the I last cigliteoh ninhths, entirely helpless. I havo tried your QUEEN'S DELIGHT, and :kiii liappj to -ay that 1 have received Rreat ! benefit fioui it. 1 can rtcomniond it as an Invabiabb r< inodv to those alTdiclod. ! March 19 { IT. D Family Flour. /"i '"Y^ ;|,< BliLS. :.x:ra I'amil> PLOUH taeivesW 100 barrels low m hied, but sound. OT?hB? Porssleby HOPE .V GYLES Hew Garden Seei'.s. KAOR rY-EOLD PEAS, 11 ii. co'h Lstra Ratlj Pi iiil ? I'omato, Bl ii k Pekin l Riant. Canada Victor l'-mito V:'. ugton i oniat< Cannon ball Cabbage, M tr. le-he i I Ma in mot li 1 '??' I afio, 5. i: i v A'.. ? ? U riii Per sale at 1 . H. HEINITSH'S I r, o 22 ? Prtsr nil 1 M? d Htbre, ILUME X?NUMBER 53 THE PIKENIX Book, Job and Nowspnper Steem ? 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