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BY JULIAN A. SELBY. DEEr. Water for Wilmington.? Nature seems to halve oome to the as? sistance of tbe Wilmingtonions, and has aooompliahed what the poople have long been striving after. On the 4th nit., a German bark went ashore on the rips, and eince then the water in Bnldhead Channel baa been gradually increasing in depth. It has now a depth of fifteen feet in high water, Ar d tbe depth is increasing daily. The theory is that tho sunken vessel has diverted the flow of water into tho channel, and that the sand has been swept oat by the increased forcu of tbe current. A Florenoo (Alabamu) correspond? ent of tho Memphis Appeal eays that u largo number of Germans and Sweder, who have settled in Lauderdalo County, took a prominent part in tho mass meeting held nt Floronco a few days ago. Most of them havo hereto? fore voted tho Republican ticket, but they are now arrayed on tho side of the white man in the contest for su? premacy. They pay thoy are not Demoorats, but will vote with the De? mocratic party until the civil rights abomination is crashed out. Grant and Parkeb.?Wben the platform atLoogBranohfell, tho other day, the following oolloquy is said to have taken place: "I hope, Mr. Presi? dent, this is your platform that has broken down, and not mine." The President, holding to the railing with both hands, after his sudden lot down, replied that ''Any platform. Governor, that you and I attempted to stand on together would certainly breakdown." The coolest man has baon discovered at Troy, N. Y. A funeral was in pro? gress. Just as tho eofliu was about to be lowered into tho grave a young man stepped out from the crowd of | mourners, deliberately opeued a pen? knife, ohipped n splinter from tho | rough pine box in which the cufliu was encased, and coolly proceeded to whit? tle out a tooth-pick. Weed.?A New York clergyman pro? nounces a fulsome eulogy upon the no? torious Thurlow Weed, than whom a greater political oorrnptlouist never existed. Get rich, my boy, and yon can buy* a Rood character. Whether the public will' honor tho certificate nr not, in another matter. A colored nfau," niimetl Digga, mur? dered his wife in Nelsod 'County, Va., recently, because sho objected to his living with hor sister. The concubine was present and says tho appeals for meroy from the victim were heart? rending. There was talk of lynching by the colored folks. A white man, named S. II. Twiggs, had a difficulty about a settlement for j work with a colored man, named Abraham Jones, in Bladen County, N. C, when the former was killed by a knife iu the hands of the latter. The mnrderer escaped. Tight iaoing is again coming into fashion. This is good news for short armed lovers, and very exbilerating in-1 telltgenco to doctors, undertakers and dealers in marble slabs. Tbe English confess tbe American baseball players are superior to Eng glish orioketers in fielding. Notice. OFFICE CHAR., OOL. &. AUO. R. R-. Colombia, S. C, July 31, 1874. BY recent changes in the schedules of Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta and Atlanta and Richmond Air Line. Railroads, arraugod for the special accommodation of the traveling public, close u inneetious are now made via Charlotte to Sphitanburg, Greenville and all points along Jiuo of a. a R. A. L, Railway aud via A.,T. a-O. and Carolina Central Railroads, for Cherry nllo, Linooluton. Btatosvillo, Hickory Tavern, Aahevillo, Sto. Seosohednlo below: OOlSU NOKTU Leave Columbia, - - - - - 100 A.M. Arrive Charlotte, .... 2 2d P.M. Leave Charlotte, olrf \\ AR. A. L. R. lt.,. 3 13 P.M. Arrive Spirtatibnrg, - - - 8.2-1 P.M. Arrivu Greenville, - - - - 10 42 P.M. Ledvo Cliarlotte| rifii '.'srollnu Central,for Olmrry vllle; .Vo , 3 00 i'. M. Leave Oliarlotte. ola .v., T. & 0. lt. lt., for M:- tusville, Hickory Tavern, eie , - - 3 2? P. M. O?1SO H >utii. Leave Greenville. - - - ? 2.00 A. M. Lcavo Spartsuburg, ? - - 4.ob a.M. Arrive Charlotte, - - ? - 8 Od a. M. Leave Charlotte, .... - 8.30 A.M. Arrive Columbia, ----- 2.42 P.M. Arrivo Augusta, ..... 8 05 P.M. Sleeping Cars on all Nigh: Trains. A. I'oPE, July 31 0 Oon'l Vxu. k Ticket Agent. * To All Whom It May Concern. NOTICE is hereby givon that applies! ion i was made on tho 10th day of July, 1874, to tho Clerk of the Court for Riehland County, by John C. Soogera, G. Dieicke, WilliamBtefglitz, B. Koenig,George Bruns, M. Ehrlich, F.. a. Jacobs, Eibl F. ilei, D. Epslin, P, Koaeman, J. F. Eiaonmann, Henry Habanioht, C. I). Eborhardt and others, for a ohartor of incorporation for THE COLUMBIA GEBMAN SOUUETZEN VEREIN, in accordance with tho Act of tho General Assembly in such case made aud provided._>'__ _ J_",3i 12 '"^l^L P. B. GLASS, Accountant. WILL attend to Opening. Closing or Reaping Seta of BOOKS OF AC? COUNTS for Merchants, Bankers, Vc chauics, Professional Mr u or others, and to any business pertaining tt the Counting Boom. COPYING or WRI"'T;:G of auv de? scription executed prompt.j. Ofllce at Co lur.ibia Hatol, first lloor. June 0 "Let o COL? Our T'ncimopylro. In view of the combinations which have been formed to strengthen and sustain tho Radical newspaper organ at this place, a word a? to ourselves may not bo amiss to our renders and tho public. Without referring, in a notice of this kind, to the- supposed and probable sources of supply which have been laid under contribution to revive that failing journal, wc mny justly take the statements or they ap? pear iu it, aud draw from them a use? ful aud vuluublc lu.sson. It says that it "has been recently purchased by seve? ral iulluculial Republicans, who have contributed their means to its support. Tho paper was on the eve of suspen? sion, when they stepped forward to save it, and to uail the Republican colors to its must-head." Here is u combination of men, who unite their means, talents, experience, in Hue nee and labors to upheld their party jour? nal. That journal is spcciully dovotcd to a mainteuuuee of its party organi? zation. It has rallied every available element und brought it into lino for this purpose. It has no thought of the great interests or violated rights of the people. It moves wholly upon tho plane of party prejudice, purty passion and party ascendancy. It seeks to per potuute its domination as of the most vital necessity and at ull hazards. With tho wrecks of tho ruin aud dis? grace it hu? wrought lying rouud on all hands; with the condemnation of the American people ringing iu its ears every day; with tho terrible de? nunciations of decent Republican journals all over this country; with the frantic desperation of madness it seeks to prolong its wretched existence. It craves thnt it mny cuntinuu to govern the fortunes of the State of .South Caroliun, not appreciating tho fact that it has, by its ignorance, corrup? tion aud indecency, by its crimes against the people, against their liber? ties, against civilization it.self, for? feited tho right to exist, and much more, tho honor to govern. It gives notice that it will llluko :i desperate struggle for a new lause of power, and it puts forth efforts corresponding to the importance of the stake and iho magnitude of the issue. Having ap? propriated a fund, aud undo their journal strong in means; having en? listed tho Bervicdf and interest of seve? ral writers; having made a pool, so to speak, of tho political furtancs of u number of aspiring men and caudi | dates, they are ready to exert its power for evil; they mean to disdeminoto its corrupting doctrines, and, if possible, make its sophistries popular und pre? valent. We shall not speak of onreclvcp, further than to say that wo occupy in this contest no doubtful attitude. We have certain clearly-defined views and objects which wo seek to impress upon the public mind. We see just before us gigantic issues, and it is our effort to enlighten and prepare the country for them. As wo have frequently said, there is much to be done. If \va wero to-day enlightened upon tho matters which so nearly concern us; if our peo? ple fully aod rightly appreciated the situation in which they are; if they only saw aud felt the momentous events which are hastening on; if they wero both informed of *kud sternly united upon the duties of the hour, the 1 Radical power would melt away before their stern determination. Will our friends think of tho greut cause which they, as well as we, ought to have ut heart? Will they strengthen our hands by their sympathy, encouragement aud support? Our means . tire moderate, our resources small. We nro a unit against a multitude. Wo are alone in the midst of tdroug combinations. We depend entirely upon legitimate bu? siness. Wo have nothing to rely upon but subscriptions and advertise incuts. These wo want, und it is not too much for us lo ?uiy, these wo are entitled to have. Wo ought today to number nt least 5.UU0 subscribers in this Stale. That would bring us ad? vertising. That would make ns pecu? niarily independent. That would enable us to employ and pay for talent iu employees and writers in number and force sufficient to mako a strong impression on the eido wo espouse and defend. We should like to send forth a strong and able journal, the power? ful advocate of trntb, the icflexiblo exponent of duty, tho clarion voice snmmoning the people to concert of action against the wrongs they too pa? tiently endnre. We should enjoy lay iug on our editorial scourge every day, whipping tho rascals naked through tho land. But if wo nro to be a power, to stand as n sentinel on the watoh-towor, to send rays of intelli? gence and light into every corner >>f the country, to pour out a daily stream which shall fertilize and gladden the luud, to bo a terror to evil-doers and a" bencon-light of guidance and hope to an oppressed people, onr friends mufet sustain ns, the pnblio mnst stand by I onr side. We have long stood in the ur Just Censures MBIA, S. 0.. WEDNESDAY breaoh, battling with suoh strength as] our almost unaided arm could wield. We ask that we shall not bo loft in the lurch. And now, looking away from ourselves, we say to tho oouutry, this | position is one of immonse importance. It will not do to give it up, or tu loso it, or to leave it tu a weak and insu?i cieut force to main tain. Man it tho? roughly, and plaoo it in tho keeping of faithful men. 1.?. Creme ?lc 1? Creme, No. 1, price BU'I jets. Contains On the Sei, Barcarolle, by I Kulie; The ltro.uk of Day, Rovoiie, by Ar diti; La Ballerina, Polka, by Lichnor; I When the Swallows Homeward Ply, by (Jos ten; Cspiuglerios, Caprioo, byEgghard? 5 pieces lor TiO eta. lUT "iL? A TJ UsL Creme <i e la V-jO.X2iZ3LX Creme, No. 5, contains the following music 50 cts.: Mountain Stream; Caprice, by S. Smith; Count on Sie, Galop, by Jacoby; Qraziosa, Bomanco, by Thai berg; Dancing Leaves, Inst., by Mattel; May Breezes, Inst., by Lauge?5 pieces lor SO cts. MTTGTP ta Creme ilc la Creme. 1YJL U ijIvRs.p, contains th a fplltiw jing music?5'J cts.: Chant dn Bivouac, [Transcription, by Kctterer; Thine Own, Meioilie, by Lange; Don Paaquale, Soru nadu, by Th&lborg; Tho Angel's Dream, Reverie, by Lange; The Wild Rose, Bo maneo, by Krug -5 pieces for 50 cts. MAILED1 Moutlily, No. KU, contains tho following music?price 3U I cents: Two Sougs by Uayo, two by Danks,' ono by May wood, a 8acr< d 'Quartet by Thomas, a Pour-hand Piece, a Quickstep, an easy March ami a beautiful Fantasie, bv Kinkel, l? pieces for 30 cents. POST-PAID S~.m."s: ly, No. Si, oontaine the following music? price30 cents: Two new Soags by Hays, ono by Pratt, ono b.: Leslie, ouo by Stew? art, a Trio for Female Voices, by Abt; a Sacred Quarto tie by Danks, two Polkas, a pretty Walt:: and a March. 11 pieces SOcte. ON RE3EIPT EiABKED PPvICE.| Address J. h. PETERS,P.O. U*x 5420 500 Broadway, New York, July 20 Q(5 Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. CtOLUMBlA, S. C, Jt:i.y 7. 1871?Hon. / R. B Er.niOTT, Member ro Co tigress of I I tho Third Congressional District of tho State ot Smith Caroliua?Pleaso call at' j Felix Cardarolli's and Bottle your tailor's bill, which has been standing since .Tstiua ry. 187.!. F. CARD\RELLI. JWOharles'.on Scirs aud Courier eopy throe times. JulyOlmo House to Rent. THE HOUSE und POUR ACRE Vug! LOT of Mrs E. J. Arthur. Good gar ** --den and excellent well of w.ver. I'oa session given immvdiat elv. Apply to WM. MARTIN or 1'. It. ARTH Uli J;:lyl_ t&yldr II mm CHARLESTON, S. C. WORKS and general office. EAST BAY AND PR1TCH ARD STREETS; Trea? surer's nffico, at CAROLINA SAVINGS BANK. Church, near Haync btreet; P. O. Box 520. DIRECTORS. Q. W. WILLIAMS, F. J. PEI.ZER. J. C. MALLONEE, D. C. EBA?OH. C. A.OUISJLM, A. A. GOLDSMITH. OFFICERS. JOHN P. TAYLOB, Pretidcut. FRED. BROTHERHOOD, Superintendent. W. n. PltlOI.EAU. Secretary. W. B. BRAESE, Treasurer, at Carolina Savings Bank. II. BUIST, Solicitor. FORCINGS AND CASTINGS of every description. House Front;, Engines, Boilers, &c. Marino, Stationary at d Portable STEAM ENGINES, Boilers, Tanks. Hoisting Engines, Saw Milte. Rico Threshers and Mills of every de? scription. Shaftings, Pullevs and Gearings. IRON FRONTS for Buildings. CASTINGS of every kind in Iron or P.ra-jM. Forgiiiga of all descriptions Phosphuto Washers. Phosphate and Oro Crushers. STEAM FITTINGS, Wrought Iron Pipo, Sheet Rubi er aud Gaskets. Watt r and Steam Ganges, Belting, Packing, A?. MANUFACTDRF.US of TAYLOR'S Patent Direct Acting Steam & Hydraulic Presses. AI.SO MAM'FAOTl'JIIUIS OF S A M U V L J. (5 M A P M > N 'S I'ATEXT TRAP M V It AI NIC It. For Bilge Pumps, Bilgo Injections, Ac. May 23 dtuOmo IHMHHi MISSOURI STATE LUTTERIES I Logalized by Stato Authority, and DRA U'.V /.V 1'UHLIC J.S ST. LOUIS. Urund Single Number suhnmc ol .10,000 N urn bars! DRAWS THK EAST PAY OF EACH MONTH. CAPITAL PRIZE, $50,000! 10,080 Prises', AmounliuK lo $300,000. Whole Tickots, $10; Halves, 5; Quarlere, 3.50 Tlie Great Combination Scheme, wiih a CAPITAL PRIZE OF $32,500! and 32,300 PRUSBS, Amodntiko to $578,177 I Drams Eoery Saturday During the Year. Whole Tickots. $10; Halves, 5; Q;iartors,2.50 Address, for tickets and circnlnrs, MURRAY, MILLER ft CO., Managers, P. O. Box 2,440. St. Louis, Mo. April 7 i*ly Extracts. EN'OLHn French and American EX I TU ACTS for tho H atidkerchief, tor saloat Ii. T. SILL1MAN ft CO.'S July 7 Drug Store. |3'il>80ribe for tho Puojnix. Attend the Trne MORNING, AUGUST 5, 18 New Books at Bryan's. TUE GREAT IGE AGE and its Eolation to the Antiquity of Man?by James Gcike, F. R.H. $2 CO. Willies. Sheridan, Fox. (ot time of George III.) *2 00. Sutuner. (Profcdsor,) on American Cur? rency. f3.00. Dpctrihoor Evolution?by WincbeH. $1.00 Verne*' Meridian or Advenlnrrs in South Africa. Vernes1 fron? the Earth To the Moon and Around It. SI.CO. Sun Views of tho Earth or the Seasons, illustrated?by Procter. P. R. 8. SI s"?0. Voruoa' Journey to the Centra of the Etrth. 7j eetite." Aloe, a supply of now NOVELS, by Eng; lish and German authors, cheap. IAI1MIOVKO GEORGIA COTTON P?.ES3'. Patented March, 1S70, IJY rUSULETON fl IIt>AKI)RIA77, augusta, oa. rWIUfJ entiafactiou this PRESS has given _L in the pant, tho great improvement made on it, and the fact of its being from forty to fifty dollars cheaper than any other good Trees, ehould iuduco plautcrs and others to send for ono ot our new Circulars before purchasing. Wo also manufacture Irons for Wator Power Presses and Screw Presses. Address PENDLETON & BOARDMAN, Foundry and Machiuo Works, Kol loci: Street, Augusta. Ga. July 2 w||lmo BARGAINS EXTBAOliSABV at tiii: Grand Central Dry Goods Establish't of W. D. LOVE & CO. HAVING purchased a bankrupt stock of RIBBONS lor cash, we arc offering them at Ihn low price of 25 cents a yard. In grosgrnin and all-boiled, in nil colors, from No. 0 lo ?J. SASU RIBBONS in propor? tion. All our Go-ids have bo^n marked down 20 to 30 per cent, below market value. JUST IISCBIVKD, 2--.0 dosau HOSE AND II ALF HOSE? g r>d heavy Good* for working people? which wc offor at 10c and 121 j. a pair? worth doubh; the money. 250 pieces haudsomo Summer DRESS <i<H)Li>, at25c. a yard. Our ROOTS AND SHOES are from the be->.t ni ikcrs and sold at l<>w prices. Moaor.a PRINT'S, at 10c. a jar I, ami 100 pieces Paper Cambrics, at 10c. a yard. Purchasers aro requested to examine cur stock before tuakiug thoir selections. WM. D. LOVE A- CO., May 10 (Under tho Wheeler House.) L..WVYKKS' OFPRKS! I.VSUUANCE OFFU'KS! ItOUKIS KOK FA MI LI KS ! SI.VGL.K HKD-KOOMSI t > lkt in this mew Central National Bank Building. PRICES TO SUIT TUE TIMES. Bed-Rooms from $3 per mouth upwards; Family Rooms from $0 per month upwards; Lawjers' Ofliecs from id pr month upwards. WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO? SETS and other modern improvements in? side' building. No bark roct/ia, all fronting on the street. Good ventilation. A Janitor in chargo of building. Applv In Central Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBFLS A EZELL. _ April 2 THE PLACE to buy your READY-MADE CLOTHING, U ATS, GENTLEMEN'S FUR? NISHING GOODS, etc., etc., is at the CHEAPEST And largest Clothing Store South id Rich? mond . Q*,ir Stock is almost daily r'.;>'.i :.i.-.h< .1 IS* All its ileparlmeuta with all the latest at vie*. We guarantee to pleai-i the laslo Mo*t f i.iti !ihus in 1,'vorj particular; war?, rant our Goods to be an reprise hi <d, trnt\\ will Hell -in cheap aa any hone? i" (I <? CITY. I Those in ra:.' of line Cnstoin-r, ade Gar? ments should give iir> n call before fining elsewhere. 1U W. I). SWAFFIELD. May 31 Hay and Straw Cutters RAW-HIDE RULLER STRAW CUT? TERS. Solf-aharpening Straw Cutters. American Lever Straw Cutters. Champion Hay and Straw Cutters. Burdick's National Hay aud Straw Cut? ters, comprising the best assortment in tho eitv, and for sale at low prices by Juno 21 JOHN AG NEW A SON. Aperients. CCONGRESS WATER, j Tarraut's Seltzer, Citrate Magnesia, Seidlilz Powders. For sale at L. T. SILLIMAN A- CO.'S July 7 Drug Store. Event. 74. VO] BHiBm FOR 30 DAYS, at B. BPSTEN'S, UNDEtl COLUMBIA HOTEL. I will commenco on TUESDAY, July 28. md coutinuo fur thirty day3, a closing out nalo of tho remainder of my stock of en Mnablo and popular CLOTHING, FUR NI; TING GOODS and HATS, at IMMENSE | REDUCTIONS IN PRICES. This ia done to make room for Fall Stock. Thoeo in search of unusual bargains will be amply repaid by a visit to D. EPSTIN'S, July 27 Under Columbia Hotel. ^ Spartanburgand Asbeville Railroad. Aofure'a Highway Across Ihe Mountains.' Light Gn.viiES, Easy Cubves, No Tunneling I I.KT IT BE UUIL.T SPREOILY t A link iu the Air-Line Road between tho cities of Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, I Chicago and Charleston, Bcventy-four miles lung, with less than tweuly miles of heavv work. Shorter than any lino from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore to either of these cities, and many hundred miles nearer to these centres of Western trade than any existing line to Charleston. Tho Road that promises to makeCharb s ton ihr market for Ihe trade of tho great1 North-west, the Went Indie3, South 'Arne-1 rica and Europe; also, an important emi? grant station. ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION, SAITE IN MANAGEMENT AND PROFITABLE IN RESULTS. An important eutornrisc for the develop? ment ot South Carolina. Shares Fifty Dollars each, pajablo in ten iiietallinents. Every citizen of this State should own at least one Share. cuahi.eston, with her magniticent Har? ber and genial climate; her immeneo unde? veloped back countrx, containing a fertile soil, tine pasture grounds and inexhausti? ble water powi r; her contiguity to tho West Indies and South America, and her nnpatalleled European ocean course, is deetimd, upon the completion of this Im roBTAXT Think Like, to emerge from her prostrated condition and become what nature has iutended aho should be?the OitK.vr Comukboial MeTBOVOLIS of the Soutiikbn Section of tho Usitkd Statls. LI MIT O V STOCKHOLDERS' LIABILITY. The following olauso in tho charter ia published for the it.formation of sub? scribers: Sr.o. 4 "That no Stockholder of said Coiupany shall he held liable for the debts, contracts or acts of s^id corporation, beyond the amounts actually siibtcribed tti the Capital Slock ot said Company by Shell Stockholder." DIRECTORS: Gko W. Williams, Gaubikl Cannon*, Ii. Bot.lm a nn, John H.Evins, Ai.va ?A?r.. T. B.Jeteb, Thko.D. Jkbvky, D. It. I?i.scan, Tiiko.G. Baukkii, James E. Black, John S. Fauilv, John S. Willy. Principal Ofiioo and Address, 25 liroad street.Cbarlehtoti.S C. i C. G. M EMMINGEN, President. A. C IvAUFM.'.N, Secretary and Tress. Jnb f m .Smo Excursion Tickets to New York. i? j-S3l..'!<) -tt? 'vii-^'iV.^ \i i^sM. _^^.UW tOLTH CAUOLINA RAILROAD Ot , Columbia s. c.. .iuhe*J0< lo74 ROUND I RIP TICKETS to Now York ant return oia Charleston *hd Sfct.m ship, at REDUCED KATES, will he on I sale on ami rift or 1st July. Steatuets sail I on W< (luesdaya and Saturdays. S. B. PlCKENS, July 1 Gem ral Ticket Ajjetit. Kxoumon Heason of lb74 via Atlan? tic (3 cast and Midland Lines. CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AU GUSTA, AM) WILMINGTON, COLUM? BIA AND AUGUSTA RULROADS. Columbia, S. C, May 26, 1874. ROUND TRIP TICKETS to all promi nciit Virginia Springs and Western North Carolina Excursion Pointe, good until November 1,1674, will be on nalo at i he Company's Ticket Ofiioo In this, city, both dm Chat lotto aud via Wilmington, on and alter June 1, 1871. Tickets Id New York, Philadelphia, Bal tim ie. vin Bay T.iNi:, at ieduced rates, also on sale. a. POPE, June 7 General Paaaontror Agent. Notice to Chewers of Good Tobacco. cai.iioun: oaliiouni calhouwi AFit RS n supply of the celebrated OAL tlODN CUKWING TOBACCO, just re I ceived and f >r sale at July 18 JoilN C. BEEGERS'. L.UME X?NUMBER tffo JUDGES.OF THE SUPREME COUBiE AFTER hearing the arguments in ti* great mannamun case, and havla-y delayed a dcclficu, seem to bs PUZZLED TO DETERMINE How to act towards just and uojust olaimfrv Judges of the Weed, however, find no dilS culty in at onco telling THE .DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A oelobrated 5c. CIGAR and one aold i?. imitation, fur, really, the comparison is :u* ridiculous as comparing t ho climates oT SOUTH CAROLINA AND AFRICA. Besides, tho copyrighted brand neenres tib? exclusive sale ot those justly celebrated Cigars to tho INDIAN ?II-.L CIO AB STO?E? July 7_Columbia, 8. 0\_ Official Order, No. TL IWANT all Smokers to know that the7* aru still plenty moru of tho celebrat&?. 5 cent PABTAQAS on hand. I guarantee that they contain more- and a better qualiiy of Tobacco thau any other 5 cent Cigar Bold in this city. Special Ordei, 2io, 2. All Smokers of Pressed Cigars will picea a tare notice that tin j can get a bunch cca tain bit? 25 Cigars lor $1, and all other popular brands at equally low prices, at ti>e CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE, (Sign ot tho Indiau Chief.) 3d Door Below Wheeler House. June (j MILLINERY. A F?LL lino of latest styles^ aleo. Ladies' and Children's SUITS, Mrs. Moody's csle? Ibratod CORSETS,'with other Btylea; UNDER-WEAR ii ?reat variety; HAIR of all ascription, and Bazaar Pat? terns, which will be sold vojt low. Please call and ace.for . yourselves, at Tuno'i imos MHS-C E. REED'S. THRESHINCr MACHINES, HORSE POWERS Engines, Reaper^, S?owers, Paus, Grain Cradles,, SEASONABLE LABOR-SAVING SlA CHIN ERY OENflRALLY, For salo by L?RICK .& LOW^ANCE. ay Order early so as to givo ample tims and avoid diaappftibttnent. ~SE?OND ANaTlffiTJ in aid ok tub 1IAS0M RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NOK KOLK. VA., THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1874L THIS onUrpriso is conducted by the Ma? sonic Relief Association, ofNqrioi.^ Va., under authunty of tho Virginia Legis? lature?Act passed 'March 8,1873?for tLe Sdrpose of raising funds to complete tht [asonic Temple now in course of erection I in Korlolk. 50,000 Tickets--^o\000 Ca>.h Gifta. $25<M>0012 TO BB OIVEN AWAY I ;E\V FEATURE, TO WIT: A G-fl Guaranteed to Out of Entry Ten d uxecutice Numbers. LIST Or Git TS. ? One Giand Cash Gilt of. JSO.?Oi' One Grand Ciph Gift of. 25 0OS One Craud Cash Gift of, 20,00? Ouc Grand Cash Gift ot 10,00* One Grand Hash Gift of. 5,000 Ouc Grand Cash'Oittor. 2.50s.* Oiiu Gran t Ca-h Gift or. 2 000 15 Cash Girts of 1,000 each 15.0G* V>8 Cash (.tilts or 500 each. 14 OOfr 43 Cash Gifia of 2?D each . 10.7:9 70 OaSh Gifts of 150 each. 11.85T 250 Oash Gifts of 100 each. 25,(JiO 573 Oat h Gifts of SO esch. 28.90 S 6,000 Cash Gifts of 10*e.iob. 50,00? 0. 000 Cns.li Gifts, aggregating 8350.00W Wholo Tickets, $10; Half Tickets, 53: Quarter.Tickst?, 12 50; 11 Wholo Tioketsor fc2 Half Tickets for f 100. No discount or 1. as amouui. NO INUIVlbUAL BENEFITS I Phis Couct-rl is strictly f:>r 31 vsosir purposes', and will bo conducted with the i same liberality, honesty and fairness which ? characterized the A'rst entmpriso. JOHN It. UOPEll, President. P ir I ickels and Circulars giving full in : f.u mation. address . 11 EN II Y V MOORE, Seer, ta.* Mas'iiiic lie del Association Nu: lo I:. V < ; Jan- 3d J2G Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry' WM. GLAZE, AT hisnow store, Main street, nearly op? posite tho Central National Bank, bay large and beautiful stock of fine WATCHED stem and key winders, from best European and American manufacturers, and of his own importation, in gold and silver cases-. Elegant JEWELRY 1 An unrivaled aeeorV meat lust received and all the latest styles. Sterling SILVER-W ARE, in sets and c?sa?. Bridal Presents, and a very fine soleotion of Plated-Waro, Gold Watch and Nsck Chain?, Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and Er> gagement Kings, largo stook of Spectacle* and Evo-Glaeses, Clocks, Musical Boreo, and a groat variety of Fancy Article*. Wj. stock is the largest and best soloeted in tf\v Southern country and will bo sold ae che& j ss *amo artiolo can bo bought anywhere. Got 24_ Apple Jack. ALOT of puro mountain APPLr BRANDY, two and threo years oil. A genuiuo article JOHN O. BEEQER9.