The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 30, 1874, Image 1

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by"julian a. selby. They hanged Sol Bragg in Texas tho other day, and a queer hanging it van. From early morning until the hour ap? pointed for the execution, there poured into Fort W?rth vast crowds of 'peo? ple fronv'the' surrounding oonntryi There were the old gray-haired, sire and dame, women of all ages and colors and in every manner of dress conceiv? able, except the ono of fashion', all comu too see the "hangin'." The crowd numbered fully 5,0(J?, alli of whom ;w,?re | gathered about the scaf? fold,.which wu^.ao surroupded by hills on all Bides that all could see. After considerable delay, the glad tidings that Sol -'was coming were yelled through tho crowd. A wagon drawn by two horseB was seen approaching, containing the victim, Eeuted ou his oofBo, composedly smokiDg a clay pipe. He was dressed in a long white robe and cap, wbioh contrasted strong? ly with bia coal-black features. At the foot of tho gallows, Sol alighted, and with his arms tied behind him and tho rope around his neck, he was led upon the platform. The Sheriff then said that if the people would keep silent, Sol would make them aspeeob, where? upon a loud oall for Sol was made. He eame forward, with head and shoul? ders erect, and told the story of bis life and the moral of it. He con? fessed to a loug career of crime in Texas, Arkansas, Colorado, California and Mexico, and asked all those pre? sent who had come to see his neck broken to he warned in time. A round of pheers and a "tiger" went np a9 the prisoner concluded, and before its echo had died away, Sol Bragg's life? less body was dangling from the ?od Ul hid uiufjiunu a lupo. Somebody, evidently the proprietor of a livery'stable, writes in one of the Chicago papers: "The humanity of the pedestrians is almost without ex? ception. Qiven, a man with the wealth of an Astor, and a brain that would out-weigh Noah Webster's or Jim Fiak's by un ounce, also a snip of a dry goods clerk or reporter on an evening paper, if the former be afoot and the latter in a buggy, the man of brains will waive all bin right of way, and all other rights, in favor of the man of the rein?. ? There is a mysteri? ous sometbingin -even the temporary possession of a horse and buggy which gives the possessor an inexplicable ad? vantage over the pedestrian." .Rlaalcm FcsUvul. first ou and concert of the cuokal. '. unton, of columbia, s. c. 1 n pursuahco of the announcements already'made, the 'first concert of the Chorsl Union,, of Columbia, will take place at Patter's Hall, on Wednesday Kvenino, Juno 3, under direction of Prof.' W.'H.'evahs; assisted by Profs. Di-kck arid Koi*fer. ' A splendid programme, comprising several of thu tuoBt elleotive ahornses, (sacred and secular,) from works, of the' most illustrious composers; also, trios, duets, eolos, &c, will shortly bu published.1 The choruses will be sus? tained by a select and able orchestra, favorite overtures by the orchestral band, and soper,b solos on the grand piano and violin, by1 Profs. Denck and Koepper, will enliven the interest of the occasion.. A libretto, contain? ing the words to choruses, &c, will be presented to each ticket bolder. 'Tickets now for sale at the mnsic and book stores; Diagram of reserved seats at store of Messrs. LyBrand & Sop. Tickets one dollar; children half price. No ?xtra charge for re? served seats. CASH. AFTER TO-DAY, we will sell goods for CASH ONLY. OOPBLAND &. BEARDEN. _Om.pj<BiA. Siq..JAprU29.1874. 3mo Summer Wines. AFINE lot of CLARET and 8ANTERNE WINES, for sale by tho bottle or gal? lon, by ?OPJL* OYLE?. DITSON A CO.'S Home Musical Library! Price of Baeti Book, In BaaitU, 9'i 50 : Cloth, 83; Fall Gilt, 8*. MUSICAL TREASUHE. Vocal. SILVER CHORO. Vocal. WREATH OF GEMS. Vocal. GEMS'OF SACRED MONO. Vocal. GEMS OF GERMAN SONG. V-cal. GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONO. Vocal. OPERATIC PEA IiLS. Vocal. SHOWER OF PEARLS. Vocal Duett. ORGAN AT HOME, Reed Organ Music. Instrumental. GEMS QF STRAUSS Instrumental. HOME CIRCLE, VOL. T. Instrumental. HOME CHICLE. VOL. II. Instrumental. PIANIST S ALBUM. Instrumental. PIANO-FORTE GEMS. Instrumental. Large, splendid bonks of boutid mufcic, 200 to 2?? pagtit, lull uheot music size, and contain a very largo proportion of all tho good sheet mueio ever published. Sold by all dealers. Either book sent poet-paid for retail price, OLIVER DITSON ft CO., Bo?toc. CHAS. H. DITSON &. CO., May 23. ewH* 7tl Broadway. New York. C?T00S? SPRINGS, GA., AVBttt"^*V WILL be opened on tho FIRST DAY OF JUNE, ]H7 J. AmmESbL A curo for diecascs. Ha ^BBBSHBs^tisf action guaranteed. Board S5? per month; Children and Ser? vants half price. Reduced rates of fare for ?round trip tickete. W. C. HEWITT. May 2C l "Let o Mov?rnmtt^tal Directory. Government of the United States. President?Ulysses 8. Grant, of Illi? nois; Vice-president?Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts; Secretary cf State? Hamilton Fish, of New York; Secreta? ry ,of the Treasury?W. It. Richard? son, of Massachusetts; Secretary of War?W. W. Belknnp, oMown; *Soc retary of the Navy?G. M. Kobeson, of New Jersey; Secretary of tho Inte? rior.?C. Delano, of Ohio; PoatmuRtor General?John A. a. Crcswhll, of Mh ryluud; Attorney Goncrul?Gebrgo II. Williams, *ot Oregon. President of tho Sunato?Henry .Wilson, Vice-Pre? sident, ex- oj/L'in,- Secretary?George O. Gorh?tu, of California. Speaker of tho House of Representatives?James G. Iilaine, of Maine; Clerk?Edward McPhersou, of Pennsylvania. Con? gress meets annually the first Monday in December. The present Congress (tho 43d) terminates March 3, 1875. Tue Supreme Court.?Chief Jus? tice?Morrison R. Waitc, of Ohio; Associate Justices?Ward Hunt, of Norf York; Nathan Clifford, of Maine; Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio; Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa; David Davis, of Illi? nois; Stephen J. Field, of California; Wm. M. Strong, of Pennsylvania; Jos. P. Bradley, of New Jersey. Tho Su? premo Court holds one session an? nually, in Washington, beginning on tho first Monday in December. United States Courts in South Carolina.?Circuit Judge?Hugh L. Boud; Circuit Clerk?James E. Hu good; District Judge?George S. Bryan; District Attorney?David T. Co'rbin;Clerk?Dsuiel Horlbeck; Mar? shal?R. M. Wallace. Terms for hold? ing United States Circuit Court?First Monday in April, at Charleston; fourth Monday in November, at Columbia. United States District Court?First Monday in January, May, July and October, in Charleston, for Eastern District; first Monday in August, at Greenville, for Western District. |The Court held at Greenville exeroieon Circuit Court powers.] Goyekment of South Carolina.? Governor?Franklin J. Moses, Jr.; Private Secretary?0. J. Houston. Lieutenant-Governor ? Richard H. Gleavea. Secretary of State?Henry E. Iiayne; Chief Clerk?H. B. John? ston. Comptroller-General?Solomou Ii. H?ge; Chief Clerk?J. L. Little. Auditor's Clerk?J. S. Fillebrowu. Treasurer?Francis L. Cardozo; Chief Clerk?P. MoKinney; Book-keeper?T. Iii Miuton. Attorney-General?Samuel W. Melton; Chief Clerk?Harry Noah. Adjutant and Inspector-General ? Hen? ry W. Purvis.' Superintendent of Ed? ucation?J. K. Jillson; Chief Clerk? H. Jillson. Superintendent of Peni? tentiary?John B. Dennis. Superin? tendent of Lunatio Asylum?Dr. J. F. Ensor; Assistant Superintendent ? Dr. Thompson. Legislature ?--Tho Legislature meets annually on tho 4th Tuesday in November. President pro tern, of the Senate?Hon. S. A. Swails; Clerk?J. Woodruff, Charleston; Reading Clerk ?R. A. SiBsou, Burnwell. Speaker of the Hcnse of Representatives?Hon. Samuel J. Lee, of Aiken; Clerk?A. O Jones, Charleston; Assistant Clerk? W J Etter, Columbia; Reading Cleik ?W A Hayue, Marion. Supreme Court, Soutit Carolina.? Chief Justice?F J Moses, Sumter; As? sociate Justices?J J Wright, Sommer ville; A J Willard, Columbia; Clerk? A M Boozer, Lexington; Reporter? J S G Richardson, Sumter. Circuit Courts.-First Circuit? Counties of Charleston and Oruuge burg. Second?Aiken, Barnwell. Col letou and 'Beaufort. Third?Sumter, Clarendon, Williamsborg nud George? town. Fourth?Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington, Marion and Horry. Fifth ?Kershaw, Riobland, Edgetieid nud Lexington. Sixth?Chester, Laucus tor, York and Fairfiuld. Seventh? Newberry, Laurens, Spartauburg aud Union. Eighth?Greenville, Auder Bon, Oconee, Piokens nud Abbeville. Circuit Judges.?First?R F Gra? ham, Charleston. Second?John J Maber, Blackvillo. Third-John T Greeu, Sumter. Fourth?C P Town send, Benueltsville. Fifth?R B Car pentcr, Columbia. Sixth?TJ Muckey, Chester. Seventh?M Moses. New? berry. Eighth?Thornpsou fcl Gookc, Greenville. j Solicitors.? First--C W Buttss, Charleston. Sccoud?P L Wiggin, j Beaufort. Third?Samuel T Atkiusoi-, Georgetown. Fourth?D D MuColl, 1 Buhuettsvllto. Fifth?J U Udnkle, I Columbia. Sixth?W H Brawjey, Ohef ; tor. Seventh?W M Fleming. Spartan burg. Eighth?Ab Blythc, Greenville. I County Government, Riciiland.? 1 Commissioners?E M Weston, W E ' Hay no, U Porteo. Clerk of Board? D B Miller. Sheriff?J E Dent. Judge of Probate?S D Swygert. Clerk of Court?D B Miller. School Commissioner?D Salmond. County Treasurer?J L Nenglo. County Au? ditor?A L Solomon. Jury Cornmis eioner?John B Dennis. Coroner?I I H Colemau. Senator?W B Nush. Representatives?S B Thompson, An? drew Curtis, J F Gilmorc, Charles Minort. Trial Justices?W B Nash, S B Thompson, S E Stratton, Treze vant Sill, Geo A Richmond and 1 II Coleman. Unitpd States OrncnRS Post OLUMBIA, S. 0., SAT?ltDA master?C M Wilder. Deputy?Jubn S Leapheart. Commissioners?A M Boozer and T M Wilkos. Collector Intorual Revenue?C L Anderson. Qauger?C A Darling. City Government.?Mayor? John Alexander. Clerk and Treasurer? Walter It Jones. Aldermen? First Ward?Augustus Cooper, b P Davis, B F (irillin. Second?C 3 Carroll, John A Fugb, W A Carr. Third? Ad&oi Thomas, S D Swygert, fl W > Purvis. Fourth?L L Brown, D Wells, Wm Simons. Thu committees lire: Ways und Men???Aldermen Cooper, Griilia and Carroll. Accounts ?Aldermen Carroll, Cur rand Sw3-gurt. Streets?Aldermen Pugh, Thomas and Wells. Market and City Scale??Al? dermen Carr, Brown uud Cooper. Guard House?Aldermen Simons, Davis and Pugh. Water Works?Al? dermen Thomas, Cooper and GriQia. Alms House?Aldermen Swygert, Si? mons and Davis. City Schools?Al dcrmeu Pnrvis, Swygert und Simons. Sydney Park?Aldermen Davis, Car? roll nnd Thomas. Licenses?Alder? men Griffin, Pugh nnd Brown. City Clock?Aldermen Brown, Wells uud PurviH. Fire Department?Aldermen Wells, Purvis and Carr. City Lamps? Aldermen Carr, Brown nud Davis. New City Hull and Public Buildings? Aldermen Gritlin, Simons and Carr. City Attorney?J D Tradewell. City Physician?A S Hydrick. Clerk of Market?J H Pickott. Commissioner of Poor?Charles Schnitze. Overseer of Streets?J Trice. Chief of Police ?M F Nixon. Sergeants of Police? ? Williams, J Blizzard. State Bonds.?S'.ate Treasurer Cur doza bus put forth the following "cir? cular:" The Treasurer of tho State is now prepared to fund, at the Treasury, in Columbia, S. C, the bonds uud stocks of the State authorized by thu Legis? lature undor the fundiug Act, ap? proved December 22, 1873, into thu cjusolidntion bonds and stocks. The following clssseR of bonds and stocks are authorized to be funded: Stock.?Revolutionary war claims; Charleston Fire Loun; construction State Capitol; funding past due iuterest aud prinoipal; conv. State securities. Bonds.?Charleston lire loan; con? struction Stuto Capitol; aid to Blue; Riilgo Riilroad; faudiug pai-t due in? terest and principal; recemptiou bills receivable; payment, interest public debt; funding bills Bunk of btute; re? lief of Treasury; Lund Commission. The following bonds iesned under Act of March 23 1, 1869, entithd "loun for the conversion of Sluto securities," urn also authorized to bo funded iulo "consolidation bouds;" Hoy huviug hueu duly exchanged and represented by bonds on file: Denomination $1,000 Numbered in lied.?Numbers 1 to 5111 inclusive; numbers 521 to 1.130 inclusive; num? bers 2 i?L to 2,4.70 inclusive. Denomination 81,000 Numbered in JJiue. ?Numbers 3,271 to 3.-100 iuclu sive; number 3.498. Denomination $000 Numbered in Red?Number* 1 to 237 luclo.-ive; number* 1,001 to 1,21)0. Denomination 8100 Numbtred in Red ?Number 1 to 120 inclusive. The Legislature has declared that tho remainder oi the "conversion hoods were put upon the market without any authority of law, * * and are absolutely null and void." The faudiug law referred to above requires that the holders of the above bonds and stocks should exchange them, with the accined interest to Jan nary 1, 1874, for "consolidation bonds und Blocks" at fifty per centum of their fuou valne. Tho "consolidation bonds and stocks" bear interest from January 1,1874. Interest due July 1, 1874, will be paid at Treasury, in Columbia, and National Park Bank, New York. Hints to Letter-Writers.?The pout muster at New York has issued a circular which contains many valuable j hints to letter-writers. Considering ! the fuct that there aro always two par* I ties to h correspondence, these hints j will be useful to persons in the city and lent of it. Tho aubstan so of the tnles are, therefore, given lor the benefit of : all concerned. They uro n* follow.": j 1 All mail mutter directed to nuui i be red boxes will be delivered through j i hose boxes. 2. Letters dirt Ott 1 I > city addresser, [street and number, will, it recognized I by the assorting clerks ss intended for box-holders, be delivered through the boxes. If not so recognized, they will I bo delivered through the carriers. 3. Mail matter addressed without box number or street number, will bo de? livered bs expeditiously as possible, o ilier through boxen, general delivery or currier. Correspondents should direct their loiters plainly, correctly and fully, und ! those who rent boxes would greatly > facilitate the business if they will print conspicuously on their letter headings, oitoulurs, bill-beads, cards und enve? lopes a request to correspondents to address letters to their respective box numbers, and if those who receive mail matter by earners would direct their! correspondents to include iu all oases the proper streets- and numbers i*i the 'addresses of all letters. Attend the True .T MORNING, MAY 80, 1ST Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. THIS fatuous Watering Place will bo opened for the reception of visitors or. the ..?___^ 1st JUNE. The buildings have tioeu refitted and furnished in the most elegant modern style, and there is every apullanco for the comfort, convcni cuco and amusement of our Gucata, such j m Express, Tick"t. Post and Telegraph Offices. Ac. Ac. Music by ihn Naval Act- j demy Sand from Anuapolis. Md. Visitors leave the A. M A ?. Uailroad at | Biir Tutiuol, aud thence by branch road lj miles til tho Springs. Address CUbllOUN A- COWAN, May 22 3nio Proprietors A Delightful Summer Resort. CHEROKEE SPRINGS, Eight Miles _YoW/i nf Sparianbury Court thus*, S. C. CLIMATE?iVoKitfafreOtia, bracing and healthful. WaTJEU?Contains iron, _'nitro, magiic.-iii and sul? phur, auu is not only a line uppetizir, alter atioe and restorative, but is unsurpassed for diseases of tho kidneys, bome!s aud liver, and fur all diseases of children. b.VTHING HOUSES. bOWLING AL? LEYS. BILLIAHD EOOM. CROQUET Gild UND and MUSIC. Pivery effort will be made to give entire satisfaction. Terms ; M) per month. Children and ser? vants half price. Special contracts made with families. Haclis at depots in Spartau bur?. JNO. D. BLACK, May 24 lmo Ucsident Manager. Hay! Hay!! Hay!'.! f?\\A\ TnE 'SOUTHERN WAKE HOUSE IcXraBUQOMPANY lniB always on hand the ?"?'?'""?largcet stock of HAY in Columbia, comprising both Eastern and Western, which will bo delivered amwhcro in the city, free of charge lor dray ago, aud at the very lowest, rAlee. Our faoiiiiiesfv-r purchasing and handling are such as to'ennbleiistncompeteeuccess tullv with any other bauae, and parties in ueed will do well 10 givo u* a call l:efore purchasing oJsewhere, lor ice cannot be un? dersold. Particular attention is called to our s'.ock of Eastern HAY. which is the best in the market. May 0 3nm Southern Expre? Company. EXP RE8 s F O It W a It D B It y . ^UPEHINTENDENI 'S OFFICE, CoLUMlUA, S. C. May 23, 1874. LS. PGltD b:ts been removed from the . Agency of this Company at Colum? bia. Tho business of the Coaipauy is in I charge of Mr. 11. SAD LEU, Uoute Agent. T. D. GIL.I.HSP1E, Mi\ 21 0 Superintendent. Hots '. Hoes'. I I \]C7E ar<: Hti'l sgeiits for the celebrated WAituES -t >E, which his given I * neu gi'iierul F.tiislae.lion the part season, . .->u I li.?yn aii>'i i> lull assortment ol (trade's j Oroivu Jl(l \S iI.muled Garden MOES, Garde? hAKI'S. Garden Tin >W EI.S. SPADES, MloYrfLK, SI'ADIKG F'>}iK-t, ; Manure rniks, Canal aud Or: den Wheel : barfowal Ac, Ac,, for eale at our usual low ! prices. JOHN AG NEW .t bON. S 30 0.0 00 MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES! Legalized by State Antlioiity, and dha wn ix i'ifitr.tr IX ST. LOUIS. Graii'i 4lnglr KumlirrNsiirmcaf 30,0UU \ ti in (>>-??! ORAWS TUK I .AST WAV Of KACH MOKTU. CAPITAL PRIZE, $50,000! 10.3K0 Prlr..-. Amounting to i.'11)0,000. Whole Tickets, till; Halve?, 5; Quarters,2.50 T7ie Great Combination Scheme, >rith a CAPITAL PRIZE OF $32.500! and 32,398 Phizes, Axiohntiso to $.V78,177! JJra'SS Every Saturday Vurittg the Year. Wholo Tickets. ?10; Halves, 5; Quartera, 2.50 Address, for tickets and circulara, MUUIIAY, MILL* KA CO.. Managers. P. O. Box 2 11'i St. Louis, Mo. _April7 l^ly CONGAREE IRON WORKS, COLOMBIA, 8. C. J3HN ALFXANDEH, Proprietor. MASUPACTU Itl.lt OK S I F.AM ENGINES, SAW ? . A N D G It 1ST feto MILLS. CIN nri^Gt aring, and all kinds ol Iron Cuatiugb tor Ma Hi~"rrrwa|~ir;-chincry sod Or v"'c<~J?> / uameutal Cast "lugs for Stores ? and Dff( hin;;*, Ps'e.ii r?ailiii|<s forOardein land Cemeteries, Iro i Settees and Arbor j Chairs; *!>o, Castings ol all kinds, Sells for Churches. Schools. Work-shops, Ac. On\rai.te< :.'! n>\ work f.rat c!ase und equal to any North or South. I vVorks a' t">.t id Lsdyrtireet, and near to j South Carolina and Greenville A- Columbia ' BhIItomI CollltiAl .is Di I OtS. Novll" Blacksmith TooIb. BEs r English AN , iT.S Ulackemitli ?EL LO?vs, Solid Sox YtSEB, STOCKS ami 1 DIFS, FILES. HASPS. ftc, comprising a ful! assortment in this line ami for salelow, I by JOHN AGNEW A SON. 'SavA Your Chickens from Cholera! a CUKE at hand; calf on Or ITE1N1TSH. ' j \. D cures Chicken Chohra and Hog i Cbolora. Foi sa'.e at his Drug Store. , April 22 t ?-.'?.lbseribe lor tho Pad vts. ? 4. THRESHING MACHINES, HORSE POWERS Engines, Reapers, Mowers, Fans, Grain Cradles, SEASONABLE LABOR-SAVING MA? CHINERY GENERALLY. Fur sale by L?RICK & LOWR?NGE. | aarOrdcr early so as to give amplo time ami avoid disappointment. New! New! New! NEW atvlee or Silk ami Leatbcr BELTS. New Block of RUFFS and COLLAR E I'TES. New stock of RIBBONS, different wldtba, a: '25 cents a vard. New SASH "RIBBONS, cheap. New stock of Silk TIES, something very beautiful. Extra line Hocmed-stitcbed HANDKER-1 CHIEFS, at low prices. Children's reauy-made DRESSES, at $11 cacb. New stock of Sword-handled SILK PARA? SOLS. N. B.? Mr ?. W. PORTER will be glad to I wait on his lriends. C. F. JACKSON, May 10 Loader of J ow Prices. bargains EXTrAORDISARY Grand Central Dry Goods Establish't I ! W. D. LOVE & CO. HAYING purchased a bankrupt stock of | RIBBONS fur cath. we are offering them at the low price of 25 cents a yard, in | KrosRrain and all-boiled, in all colors, from No. ?J to CO. SASH RIBBONS in propor? tion. All mir Goods have been marked down ?0 to 30 per cent, below market value. JUST KKCBIVKD, 2.-0 dozen HOBE AND HALF HOSE? good heavy Goods for working people? I 1 wtiich we offer at 10c and I2\c. a pair? ! wertb double the money. 250 pieces haudsomb Summer DRESS GOODS, at 25c. a vard. I Our BOOTS AND SHOES aro from the ; host makers and sold at low prices. 10 eases PRINTS, at 10c. a jard. andlOO pieces I'aper Cambrics, at loo. a yard. Purchasers are requested to examine cur ' stocU bet?re malting their selections. WM. D. LOVE A CO., May 10 (Under tbo Wheeler House.) Notice to tho Public. i t \ ^ AQ(* 'ilttr lll? lat of *I1U? n<xt, the \_/ following Raaks will close their bnsi noHS daily at 2 o'clock P. M , instead of 3 j P. M., as' herotorore. This arrangement ! will coutiuno during the summer months. I Union Savings Bank G. M. WALKER, Cashier. Carolina National Bank. I C. J. IUEOELL, Cashier. I Central National Bank. A. G. RRHNIZF.R, Cashier, j S..nth Carolina Bank and Trust Com? pany. L. N. ZEALY, Acting Cashier. > May ?-! ' C Who Wants? 1AA i\f\i\ FEET Seasoned LTJM IAH/.V f\)\J BER for salo-l, 14*nd 2 hielt PLAN K, WEATHEK-BOARDING and I'liOOUlNG. Apply to E. Stf.nhocsk. j A lot in his vard now. * ISAIAH HALTIWANGER. Mut 21 lmo* Klu s o. Pakkeii. Edoau Catplesh. PARKER & CATPLE8B, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, ROOM 1 Parker's Block, Main street, Columbia, S, C._May 10 ssSoSr^s s sg o > f-!?r--?c?'^^?'s a ?wH q ^ ? 2 5. ?< Saffig?! s 5 m h g g ? 3 <= ? S2.- ?jodS ^ : ; i o *2 ? B 5! f 2 . S 5 r 2 2 B =5 S- * ^ T - pi ? ".7;^3- - ~ !*? ? O m i-Pi? i ; .7' s c ? (T ?" *" ' U-5 S - a 5; ? 5 *s . ? ? ? HOPE & OYLES HAVE for sale? 500 bushels OATS, 2,000 bushels BRAN, 2 ODO bushels SRO It PS. also. Fresh Sanr Kraut and Mince Meat. KK) hexes Raisins, 50 hall-boxes Haisins, 25 ijn&rter-boxes Baisins. ">0 drums Smyrna Figs, Dessicated Cocoanut, 100 pounds Seedlosa Raisins, 500 Heads oT Cabbage. A Letter to E. H. Heinitsh, Columbia ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE! I have been alllicted witti Rheuma I ism for the last eighteen months, entirely helpless. I have tried your QUEEN'S DELIGHT, and am happy to ?ay that I have received great I benefit from it, I can reoommend it as an '.tivaltiabln reinedv to those afflicted. March 19 1 H. D. Family Flour. HiO BBLS. hxtra Family FLOUR, 100 barrolslow uriced, bnteound, Forealeby HOFE ft GYLES .0 -.8 JMliriU! ?? ??? x )jt<> i.u'.| >. ? ?? ?> i I ......... i - 1 ... t?.,;;,,?.. . .. ? ?.BPH Jin 'HMIUUUJJ ?-11 -" FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT is AID'OF THE ' Public Library of Kentucky, JULY 31. is? ? ? TN announcing tlral Orth Rtid l*et or the JL aeiies of, Gilt.Concerts, given for. the benefit or tho Patina Library of Kentucky, the Trust ees *ud Manager refer.vath pride and ploaenre to the four which have been already given: Tho first; December 16.1871! the ao'cond,'.December 2, 1672; the third, Jnly 8, 1?73; and tho fourth, March 31, 1874.' ? ' ' ; Under thslr charter, granted by a special Act of ibe Kentucky Legislature, March 10. 1871, the Trustees'are authorized to Sivo ONE MOJIK. and ONLY ONK MORE ift Concert. With the money arising from thia fiifth and last Concert, the Li? brary, MuBeum aud other departments are to be enlarged and tu ? wed with a fixed and certain annual income. Snoh an en? dowment fund is desired, as will secure, beyond peradveuture. not only the mainte? nance of thia magnificent ottiblisbment, bat its constant growth. THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT, For the purposes mentioned, and which is poaitivctv and unequivocallv announced sun THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER '1 HIS CHARTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT, will costs off in the Pablfe Library Hal), a fLoni stille, Kentuckv, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1874. At this final Concert everything will be upon a scale corresponding with its in? creased importance. The music will be I rendered by an orchestra consisting of 10(1 performers, Beleoted for their fame in dif? ferent lands, and the unprecedented sum of $2,500,000, Divided into 20,000 Gifts, wi,ll bedietributid l among tho ticket-holders. ' I LIST OF GIFTS. One Grand Oaah Gift.$250.000 I One Grand Cash Gift. 100,000 One Grand Cash Girt. 70 000 One Grand Caih Gift. 60 000 One Grand CaBh Gift_. 25,L00 5 U&fch Gifts, ?20.000 each_. 100 C00 10 Cash Gifts, 14 000 each.140 000 15 Cash Gifts, 10 CoO each. 150 000 20 Cash Gifts, 5,000 each'._ 100,000 25,Caeh Gifts, 4.000 each. 100,000 30 Cash Gilts, 3-000 each.1 90,000 50 Cash Gifts, j2j0t0 each..... 100.000 100 Cash Gifts, 1,000 each. 100,C00 240 Cash Girts, 500 each. 120,000 . f.OOCaib Gifts, 100 each. 60,000 19,C00 Cash Gills, 50 each. 950,000 Grand Total 20 (100 Gifts, all oaab, $2,600,000 PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tifclrets;........ ...150 00 Halve*.... 25 00 Tenth, or each Coupon.. .'..V. 6 00 11 Whole TloketeCof........ u 600 00 22iTickeU for..1 000 00 ' "licMota "aro now ready for 'sale,' and orders accompanied by cash will be prompt? ly filled,. ?,,.,{? Lib oral commissions will be allowed to I H&Aurffcotorp agents. . . i. Circu.aru containing .full particulars fur? nished on ittphbutioS11 ^ r* ' nz' uva io flfiSQJ. iR^iURyinriuETTJc. I Agent and Manager, Pabhc Library Build? ing, Bo3lsTlllerKenlh61r7. 1 -f" ? Matf-tO, ?.. I inn stithliiiiitn v.-Inf* TUM 111 CHARLESTON, 8. C. WORKS and general office. EAST BAY AND l'RI/1'?HARD bU'BS&TO; Trea? surer's ' i.fiicb. at OAUOL1NA SAVINGS BANK, Char oil, near Haine st net; P. O. Box 529. DI It KCTOnS G. W, WILLIAMS, F. J. PELZEB. J.O.MALLONKE, D. C. EBAUOH. C. A. OH Id JLM, A. A. GOLDSMITH. C~r~CEil5. JOHN F. TAYLOR, President. FRED. BROTHERHOOD, Hnperiutendent. W. H. PRJOLEAU, Heutetarj. W. E. R it A EHE, freaauicr, at Carolina Savings Haul:. H. B?1ST, Solicitor. FORCINGS AND CASTINGS of every description. House Fronts, Engines, Boilers, &c. Marine, Statlonarv and Portable 8TEAM I ENGINES, Boikrs, "Tanks. Hoisting Eugines, Saw Millo. Rieo Threshers and Mills of every de? scription Shaftings. Pullevs and Gearings. 1UON FHON TBfmr Buildings. CASTINGS of every kind in Iron or ' Brass. ForglngB of all descriptions Phosphate Washers. Phosphate and Ore Crushers. STEAM FITTINGS, Wrought Iron Pipe. Sheet Rubber and Gaskets, Wattr and Steam Gunr.es, Belting, Packing, Ac. UANUFACTUHSIIS OF ! TAYLOR'S Patent Direct Anctlng Steam & Hydraulic Presses. ALSO MAXCF.VCTCBEBH OF SAMUEL J. CHAPMAN'S PATEJfT TKAP STKA1NKK, For Rllgo Pumps, Bilgo Injections, Ac. >Uv 23 stntun.i Look After Your Horses. SI'Jt I NG time is tho time togive thoGER MAN 'HORSE POWDERS. For all die ea see t o witicb tho horse is subject, no bettet medicine can be given. Get it only at March 5 : HEINITSH'S Drug Store.