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BY JULIAN' ^.'iSBLBY "~T ? ? 'At^peaT ? ' IN beuai/p of tHE .D^+I'rtJTB orphans of sotrta. CAIlOLlNA. ? , Notwithstanding tho applaoeo of the -:nny and eeeming npprecintion of that coble oharlty, the Palmetto Ophane' Home, so much needed and so well conducted,'located in Columbia?with the good it.has, already accomplished in rescuing from want, ignorance and, :n many cusea, from haunts of vice, lestitute orphans?we are B?rry to ad? mit that snob an institution has beun crippled in its.sphereof usefulness and allowed to languish for .vupb of aid ne? cessary to-.,its.BQcpeasf.ul career; and that the uupport and instruction of tho present happy family of orphans shel? tered within its walls should be allowed to depend on but fow contributions. However, willing those fow may be to levolu iheir energy-8l cans in aid of the enterprise, t thoy are, unable themselves tr>carry.tho ontiro burden, consequently forced to appeal to the people at large to assist, in-tho good work of establishing the .Palmetto Or? phans' Home on n permanent basis. The Homo is cot sectarian or deno? minational. The Trustees consist of members from, the-diuerenti branobes if th(i chutsh. Too children.are reli? giously trained ut home and in1 the several; ??ndny faobuols; during the week,they are, itmtruuteU by a compe? tent teacher, with -special reference (o future usefulness. It is now a ques? tion whether or not such on institution in our midst, based entirely upon; cha? rity and love, with no paid official, be supported, or shall it, for want of means, be abandoned? and tho or phana now .supported and educated therein be thrown bpon tbo world destitute and friendless. - ? ? Reader, if you-favor the former pro? position, come at once to tho rescue. Donations of money, provisions and clothing will be acknowledged in the "Orphans' Appeal,"-, a pout family paper, published jn .the interest of the Home, at $1 per annum. -All commu? nications should be- directed ,to "Pal motto Orphans' Horpe? P. O. Box 1G9, Columbia, 8. C.'- i: , . Papers friendly to;tthe above cuter prise will please copy. t-1?: ??:?*??? r. To Tax Union* of the Several Counlicn of Simth Caruilait. 1. The County Unions shall consist of two delegates from eaoh Subordi? nate Union, with one delegate addi? tional for every twenty members be? yond twenty in eaoh Subordinate Union. The Subordinate Union? are therefore requested, without delay, to send their delegates to their respective County Unions. 2. The County Unions are hereby requested to appoint, without delay, delegates to "The Tax Union of the State of South Carolina." 3. The Tax Unions of the State of South Carolina is hereby convoked to meet in Columbia, on Thursday, the 10th day of September next, ut 12 o'clock M. 4. The County Union of Richlund is hereby requested to provide u suita? ble hall for the assemblage of the State Union at tbe time abd place desig? nated. By authority of the Tax-Payers' Convention. JAMES CHESN?r, Chairmen Executive Committee. Camden. S. C, August 24, 1874. Chester Tjqoki.no Up ?The Re. porter learus that greater quantities of nuildiog materials have beou shipped during the past twelve months to Chester than to any other point in the State excepting, purbup?, Greenville. Just now houses ure going up in va? rious portions of the town. Chief among these is the row of buildings now in coarse/ of construction on that portion of one of the burnt distriots known as the MoKee lot. This block will contain four- oommodious store? rooms, one tho property of Messrs. Wilson ?fc Cousar, two owned by Maj. J. W. YVilkes, and tho other by Maj. G. W. Melton. These room^'will he of real city style aud finish. This row completed aud added to the sightly and substantial Agars block, I. L. Gunbouse & Oo.'s buildiug, that of Messrs. McNiel & Colemuu, and Smith & Melton's, Chester will have as large and hsudsome array of bust* oess houses as any town in the State. The three negro men who have baep in our jail for some mouths past, under sentence of execution?Tom Padgett, John Mitchel and Henry Kilorease? made tboir escape on Saturday night last. They made a holq in the rouf, and let themselves down by a rope of blankets. The exeontion of all these men had been stayed by tho Governor until January, pending motions for new trials. Padgett and Mituhel are stell at large. Oo Monday, Kilorease was discovered in an unfrequented building noar the jail, with one of his legs broken iu two places. It is thought be will die. [Edgrfield Advertiser. Tho king of the Sandwich Islands, in a reoent speech, strongly favored reci? procity with tbe United States. He bss appointed commissioners to the Philadelphia centennial exhibition. iu.a. i TJjfj o) ,< ICitlwiHli /' in .rv'A v'A frill '' .-\(~ v'Tfl n ?tut i 'I a -dt' ..V , - ?im "Let o cor. The editor of the Burlington (la.) Hnwkeye has discovered a woman who will get op at 6 o'olouk, kindle the fire, get, breakfast, rout out the family, wash tho disheB and six children, row ? button on tho neck of her husband's shirt and hunt his hat, go to a mission Sunday-school and teach a class, at? tend church, rush, home and huvo din? ner over dud the things cleared in time for afternoon Sunday-school, read the Sunday-school papers to tho children, go to church at night und talk on her way homo about Sunday as u, "day of rest." Aaron Alpeoria Bradley, the Waboo, who, nomo time since, announced him? self ns a candidate for Congress in the First District of. South Carolina, was lately very roughly treated by soruu of Ins colored fellow-citizens iu ouo of the towiiB of tho district, and was ordered to vamose. It was also re? ported that the Wahoo was duoked by some negroes on Friday, at a lauding nn tho South Carolina sido? of Iho Savannah River. Margaret Smith, a girl tou years old, wan knocked down by a locomotive of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, while eroding tho trestlo-woi k at .Lo? cust Point, Baltimore, recently, und dragged t>ixty feet before the engine stopped. She wan terribly mntilnfi d, her right urtu nod left leg being toru from their sookelB, ami her body and bond covered with outr. She died al? most instantly. A homicide occurred nt Prospect Hill, N. 0., ou the 1st. The case boiled down is this: A white man und a negro ure working together iu the field. Tho wbito muu upbraids tho negro for his idleness. The negro be? comes angry, and insolent words fol? low. Seizing n rock, the negro ad? vances on the white man, who, after full warning, iirew upon ?im und kills bim. Mrs. Woodhull, Miss Clnflin and Fanny Wright Davis think it very strange that people who' never had u word to say against King David for falling iu love with another man's wife and uending her husband to the front to be killed, now denounce Honry Ward Beeoher forlrrving another man's wife, although be never dreamed of sending him into the army, even bb a quartermaster. An evidence of the appreciation of American manufactures iu conserva? tive England, is found in the fact that at the Royal Agricultural Show, held last month in Bedford, England, a sil? ver medal offered "for articles in which the judges think there is special merit," was awarded to Fairbanks' hay scale, or as it is celled in England, Fairbanks' "weigh bridge for carts and wagons." [Boston Journal, Aug. 7. Jacob Dagill and Adam Eckman quarreled about a girl, of whom both were cn&mored, at a German pio-nic, at Moout Pleasant Park, Jersey City, Dagill and Eckman fought to the edge of the precipice, when Dugill burled Eckman over the bluff, down Sbnr Heights, 150 feet. Eckman is dying. Dugill bos been arrested. And now Howard Uoiversily is in a bad way. It eeems to kocp step with the Froedman's Bauk. At ono time it bad GOO pnpils; lust year 120, of whom 00 were dead-heads. It has no fund and several of its professors have sued for thoir back pay. No paying students have outered for next year. (JlSheridan's gold discoveries iu the Black Hills will, doubtleBR, lead to In? dian troubles, us searchers for the pre? cious metal, in large numbers, will flock there, the rod-skins will attempt to protect their domain and then a fow millions disbursed by Uncle Snm to olenn out the rod skins. "Beechor's income is said to bo $75,000 par year." Then, ho is uot guilty. That preacher doesn't live, and never did live, who could make $75.000 a yea.* and waste any time at all fooling with engravings and ankles. [Louisville Courier-Journal. Some German workmen havo writ ton to Bismarck that for every bullet shot ut bim which misses bim they will kill a Roman Catholic Bishop; for every one that hits him two bishopB; while if bo is killed they will kill the Pope. The Austriuus say that the reason Kullman fired at Bismarck's faco, is that the Prince is known to wear a shirt of uail on his . body, without which, indeed, be would buvc been killed by young Blind. Governor Brown's rewards for tho apprehension of the Trenton, Tonn., outlaws aggregate $37.500, The New Turk Herald's lightning train to Saratoga tuna at the rate of a milo a minnte. District Court United States. DISTRICT OF SO UTII CAROLIN A. IN obedience to the order of Hon. Gcort,e 8. Bryan, Judge of tbe District Court for South Carolina, tho undersigned gives notice, that all persons holding Hons on tbe real estate of W. H. DOWDY, bankrupt, aro required to ostabliah the same before O. J. Jaeger, Esq , Register, at Newborrv, on or before tbe 20th day of Septomber uoxt, and to show causa, if any they can, why Iho voal estate of said bankrupt should not bo sold to pay such lions as mav be established. NATHANIEL RARNWF-LT., Aug 17 110 Assigneo of W. Q. Dowdy. ur Just Censures jUMBTA, S. C:, FRIDAY M< The Proper Time TO TAKE HEINITSR'S BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS Is when ?on have N?u eoa, Lose of Appetit?, Yellowctl Ca*t of I be Skin, Itiieli of Ulood to Ihn Head, Cold Kx ! ti-omRlCr, Ringing in the l.ars. I'r.Sn Jn th" I Baek, Siiiu and Shoulders, 1 ii>^ 11 Colored j Ulino, Vertigo und Uiliouftueiie. Thoy ulhu d ; prompt relief. For oale out < at j Kept I J in iNITSIf.s Hie-S'- r. Medicines, IjVjlt PURIFYING THE blood, For Curing Rhcuniaiienj, j Tor Curing Chills and rVv? r, i For Curing Ithign-orm and Tetter, j For Curing Concha and Consumption, For Curing Dwpcpeia, Will lo; round at , UF.initsifs Sept 1 ! Urne Ko.ro. To Rent. A COTTAGE HOCSC on lilandiug Htrccl, between Bull and Picfccns. For terms, applv to Aug 13 JOHN AONKW ?V SON. House to Rent. tllE BOUSE and pour acre ?!? FjOT of Mra. E.J. Arthur. Good gar ?""^den and ex ;elleut well.of wa'.or. 1'os aodaiou given imuediatily. Anidy to WM, maritn di K. b. vitTiit.Tit. .run Central Hotel, ? i)rr?3 CANAL atrcn;, corner Elm-, I &*J*J New York, on:; !>:...-;; Haiti u! Broadway. Centrally'lob'ated,in thViiinhio dlate-vtnixiitynf mercantile i.'.-mom. (rood I Kimme 7"> cunt* and il O-i \? r it as; O. uu to ' i'i.UU per week. A;i_- 17 luin* Corn! Corn1.! C / \(\bu-5H12LSPKIME WMITKCOIO;; rJ\J\J &0U bushels Mixed Com. ?fu-t received a!id f ?r hale low hv Sept 8 JOITN AONI W A- SON. Miller's Fire Proof Safes. TI^BOSE io Want of the beat Safe minu JL j.o-.'iucd will And it to their Interest to eall atid examine our stock of "MILLER'S CELEB RATED FIRE Pit OOF SAFES, whie.h we too otl'oring at manufacturer's price*, thereby aaving to thu purchaser the expenses or freight atid itr^yage. Tltesc Snfes'hhve stood tl,c text of the great fire in Chester and other place? in f/ie Stale, pre seroing llffiit contents to fte satisfaction of the owners, and will lid Hold hh low here jih other makes ci? lie bought in A'eir York otty. JOHN AO NEW A SON. Kept 2 Coal! Coal! Coal! THE undersigned heg leave to state that thoy have constantly oo tiaud all kinds of GOAL, and will furnish consumers iu any qututitv, delivered, at lowest cash prices. BOW EN A LAP AR, Agents. Sept 2 3mo Red Ash Coal. 4 f\f \ TONS BED ASH COAL-same *4jV/v/ quality as that which gave tuch sitiiafaotiou two years "go. Aug 25 T. J. n ARPEB. KEROSENE OIL CHEAP, FULL CO V E11 A' Af E N T T ES T, At 2t* Cents per Uallcn. THIS iu the samo quality OIL wa have retailed for neatly TKJt VKARS in Co? lumbia. NE1THKR DlfiATH NCR DESO? LATION has ever entered any family from its use, pulpit oratory to the contrary not? withstanding. At this price, it i- a boon to the people, and our Hales show that thoy know and appreciate it. For fnittier par? ticulars, see GEORGE SYMMEBS. Sept 2 Teas a Specialty. NEW CROP TEAS received, at lower prices than ever. GOOD DRAWING TEA S. Black and Green, at fill cents Iper pound ami upward, accord? ing to quality. These Tea*, specially select! d by the] celebrated "Heathen Ullilieo" Ah Siu, are superior to any hitherto offered in this market. Our gond friends will bo glad to hear that sinco that unpleasantness with Rill Nye. Ah Sin lias reformed, Joined the Good Templars, eschews euchre and gives j us tho benellt of his good-natured shrewd- | noes in our efforts to huptdy the leaf iu its puroststato at lowest possible prices. jSopt 2 _ GEORGE SYMMERB. IN SUR E YOUR GIN HOUSES! TllE HOME l\vSCHAXCE CGMPAXY of N'KW VOliK OFFERS INSURANCE on Gin Houses I und contents, as will hh on other farm and city properlv. Assets til die Company, July 1, 1S74 L"? 212 3?l 40. 8. L,. I.KAPIIAKT, Agvnf. Ofllne over Carolina National Bank, Aug 3U \G Columbia. S. C. DENTISTRY. UOOKfSR ?k Will OUT, Richardson street, opposite Columbia lintel. Du. D. L. Boozkk, Du. G. F. S. Whioht. Aug 4 _ lmo For Rent, THE conimodiouH Bi ick and Motal Boor STOREHOUSE, No. CD Main _ street. Terms very low. Apply to SEI BE LS A F.ZKLL or to BOONE &? M?L? LER. Attorneya-at-Law. Aug 8 f Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! 1 AA BARRELS FANCY FAMILY JLv/vl FLOUR, ground from selected now Whoat.just received and for sale at reduced prices by JOHN AO NEW A SON. Steelyards and Scale Beams. ACOMPLETF. assortment of PATENT SCALE BEAMS and STEELYARDS lust rocolvod and for sale atrodncod prices. | by JOHN AGNKW A SON. Attend the True 3RNIXG, SEPTEMBER 4, 11 New, New, New! HAMBURG EDGINGS ami INSERT 1S?S, for 10,15, IG4, < 1 and up to 1 ft |?<-r yard. l.''!T.MV;s, all new (-tyhs, froi:i 25 i cents ??-> ?: f'i per vafd. READ I'l'.lMMlNGS, SHIRT FROSTS, j i.t C. r. JACKSON s, A .'! Leader ul Low I'li-jt-s. I P. B. OltCEAKB & CO., HIIV (llloitlllTilrtS, M, 1 TJl-K ? Pur'- f. rrri '-:r tri'vd-, 1 i Yv that ???.? !ikvo en harid rv larg? and | well-.w-aorted stock 'i LAOIES' HATS, which we will close out lor the next ten days, a- II \.LF PRICE, varrim* from 28 cent * t? !1 .",0. af.So'i LACE STRIPED FIGURED LAWNS, At 2.1 cents? cost 59iti New York. Wf Lave aleo last recelvo'd alar?elot of LOKUOLOTH8 and SHI UTJNOS, which we arc- soiling at priuasthat defy competition. Ana: 12 _PJ B. .ORCHARD A CO. Latest Style Hats Just Arrived. PRICES LOW FOR CASH. GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now offered to c!o#o out our re 'fenirihi-jHt'ick ef CLOTHING, to Invikv r'doni for the Eall and Winter stock. KIN A KD A WILEY. HAT STAND IX the State, and now the cheapest to get good READY-MADE CLOTHING We sti!) keep abreast of the times in FURNISHING GOODS'. Gouts' Uuderahirts, Silk, L?de Thread and Gaiizs, Linen and Jean Drawers, Tie?. Rows, Socks. Collars, Scarfs, the celebrated Star Shirts, ready-made and made to order; tita guaranteed. White Linen. Duck, Mar? seilles Vests, in new styleu. Black Alpaca Frock and Sack Coate. We are selling Goods at low pricoa for leash. KINARD A WILEY. July 23_ Just Received R, & W. C. SWAFHELD'S! Very desirable FALL STYLES FELT HATS! AF?LL LINE OF LATEST STYLES BLACK CLOTH FROCKS, Black DOESKIN PANTS. Black CLOTH VESTS. Black French CLOTH and DOESKINS f..r Custom Trade it. A IV. C. SvYAFFIELD. An-- 22 FOR 30 DAYS, AT D. EPSTIN'S, UXDEll COLUMBIA HOTEL, 1 will commence on TUESDAY, July 2s, aud continue lor thirt> day?, a closing out sale of the remaitidi: < f my ntock of seasonable and popular CLOTHING, FUR* SISHING GOODS and HATS, it IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN I'RICES. This is done to make room for Fall Stork. Those in search of unusual bargains will be amply repaid by a visit te D. EI'STfN'S, July 27 Under Columbia Hotel. Ice! Ice! Ice! IAM now prepared to supply all orders for the above article. The loo manu? factured at my establishment la made from pure Spring Water, frozen at a tem? perature of thirty degrees below freezing point Fahrenheit, and can bo shipped a long distance without much loss. Price $1 25 per 100 pounds, and good weight gua? ranteed. No fee shipped unless the money uceouipnnies the order. July 29 J. 0. SEEOERS. Kerosene at 25s. BESTaualityKEROSENE.110 fire test, at retail, at 256, per gatlou, and whole eale at 20c. per gallon, at thn cash stote of Aug 16 JOHN AGNEW A SON. Event. 374. VO AS MOSES DELIVERED tbo children of Israel out of the house of bondage, ho has.the "INDIAN GIRL" delivered smokers from the extravagant pri-e? of those who deal \h . Tobacco AND ! C'j'.a:-;. If we had an Emperor, his i CHAMBERLAIN I Would supply the royal house from the ! I.e.'; st eck,, sold by tins Maid ut Luxury, I 1 'have withdrawn ' Everything from our shelves exoept brands \vc can guaruutec. Ab the health et i attorney-general melton i Is much improvtd by his visit to the Springs, t o will the man who IS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR Improve his chances by gaUiug Hid supply for the campaign at the INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE, Ani: 21 Columbia, S. C. Official Order, No. 1. IWANT all Smokers io know that there ?aro (-till plenty more, of tbo celebrated 5 tout I'aktagam on hand. I guarauteo lb .? they contain morn and a better quality tit rnlaeeo than any other 5 cent Cigar ?*?-> .. :. Oiikcity. ( ( , . , j .. , , Special Order, No. 2. All Smokers of Pressed Cigars will please t:i!o notice that they can get a bunch con? taining 2.~> Curare tor fl, and all oilier popular brands at equally low prices, at tho CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE, (Sign of the Indian Chief.) J 1 Door Rclow Wheel'.r Hon.' o. Jnne (i "The Georgia Gin," We again call tho attention of those without GINS to the above Gin. We havo sold them lor seven years, and the univer? sal i-atlafactiou they have given and the largely increased demand aud sale each year. Is the beat evidence of their merits. We believe they will GIN FASTER, MAKE A BETTER LINT, RUN LIGHTER AND GIN CLEANER, than any other Gin in tho mtrket. Order early, of L?RICK A LOWRANCE, July 2:1 Agents for South Carolina. New Books at Bryan's. THE QREAT ICE AGE and Its Rotation to the Antiqaitv of Man?by James Geike, F. R. S. ii 50. Winten, Sheridan, Fox, (of titneof George III.) $2 00. Sumuer, (Professor,) on American Cur? rency. 13.(10. Doctrine of Evolution?by Winch ell. $1.00 Vernes' Meridian or Adventures in South Africa. Vernes' from tho Earth to tho Moon and Around It. $1.00. Sun Views of tho Earth or tho Seasons, illustrated -by Proctor. F. R. S. $2 50. W-rues' Journey to bo Centre or tho Earth. 75 cents. Also, a supply of new NOVELS, by Eng? lish and German authors, cheap. LAWYKItK' OPF1CRM! INSt'IIA.VCK OFKK KM ItOOM* KOK KA9IIL.1F.K! SI*OLK ?KD-itooMs: T ? HIT IS TUR N4.W Central National Bank Building. J'HKJES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Red-Rooms from P.I per mouth upwards; I Family Rooms from i'> per month upwards; ' Law- er-* Office* from $0 pr month upwarda. i WATER, OAS, WATER and WOOD CLO I SETS and oth'r modern improvements in i side building. .Vb back romts, all fronting I nn the street. Good ventilation. A Janitor lin charge of building Apply ta Central j Bank, or to Messrs. SEIB1 LS A V ZELL. April 2 \ MONEY TO LOAN, On Marketable Collaterals IjtXCHASv'E on New York, Baltimore, \t l'hiiadi-lphia, Pest? n and ah promi? nent eitler ol the United Slutes ami Eu? rope bo light md sohl. DEPOSIT.' received and int? rest-beaiinp certificates 1 -auud. STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD aud SILVER bought and sold. ACCOUNTS of r.-.erehants and others from the cltv and country solicited, and LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted by tho CENTRAL NATIONAL RANK. Corner of Plain ami Riohardsen streets. Imported Wines, Brandies, Etc . Etc if^f^pMl, S JO I CH WHISKIES, taTt~i'ilk^\ old Jamaica Rum, WirwIlBillfl brandies?Otard. Ac, Tg&gggttJ HoIlrndGiu, j Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Madeira Wine. Also, a large stite't of flu* old Whiskies, Uigars. Ac J.?. 8EEOEBS Wines and Liqnors TN full suppl,', from common to flueat brand* known. Pnro WHITE BRAN? DY, for preserving, at low figures. Froah snppliea daily. GEORGE SYMMERB. Food for Infants. /CONDENSED MILK. Eagle Brand, Pa \j puma. PhoHtihatio Food, Neatla'a Mo? ther's Milk Substitute, Bermuda Arrow Root, Farina, Uroma, Cocoa, Corn Starch, III WA Vis frt'fth At Jotte 124 HEINITSn'8 DRUG STORE. Landreth's Turnip Seed. RUTA UAOA, Flat Dutch, Gljbe, Rod 'Top just received at L. T. SI LEIM AN A CO.'S July IS Dru? Store. Extracts. [T^SGLISII French and American EX [?J TRACTS for tho Handkerchief, for IE I sale at L. T. 8ILL1MAN A CO.'S July 7 Drug Store I Subscribe for the Phoikix. ' \ ' ' a t i 5 I i. " t 111 j ? r*. . - ! i 1 f f isa? .f'T?i ,i t&tnvj}-jo< .yu.'inotf. <>t ?*.-?/ owT ?i''r i.u. :. iiri?. ?'ji-.Uio riir* UolbxHltd % ' :: I ? to ? ?itgtu idt tried mi U^f.?;?;>? <??;/!??? ? '? u ii .ii. lo ubiiiriletaiail t lam 1 v 10I ??) blifl vibvl birIoo?^aci ri "n1 snra -sr1 -r - LUME X?JW7'MBEBJ42; 11 1 1 111 1 1 1 ' ; IH^BXKVlfcO 10. * DilJ GEOHfilA OOTTOH PKE?6! n: kPaVao.taKHarebidSTOrffi-. .v; rai rYIHB aaHitfafcfW Hil? TRESS 4iafe Riven JL .Ut *he pM},.lue great iroyrev*jpeirt made on it, and the factor its beingfrom f?f-fj to fifty d.illit srfhe&rHii-thfln tfny otRer Rood Ii Gbn, ?? ?hculd; j induce, plan pare auu others to send.for pile oi vor now Circular:; bdtor? rnircha?iiftf. B \T? alsofm?nwWcftiiT Frt-ftAes. Atidfcsv PENDLETOXi A LiOAHDflilAN, Foundry aud Machine Works, LoUoc. Street. Aneusta. Oa. itivi 2 wfrnnb Spartanbnrgaiid ?sutvillei kailfba?*. Nature'a Highway Aeros? Uta 2IountaitiS.' Liorix GrtAors, Easv CrRVxs.'jfo Tcnseeisc -! ?????;- . . ' LET IT lib'. BUJE.T BFKFUII.* ,1 A link in the Alr-l.1ne Road' between the cities of Cincinnati, Lum sty ilia, 81. Lenin, Gbic&go and .AiU^rlBi-'Oj". itioyenty-four miles long, with th...? . v. cnty lu.lea oi (heavy work. j .Shorter, than a?n mo. from New, York, j l'l:...si!'ilphia i'.ini ij i'u'morc $0 either pi [ these cities, a:.d many Luudrad inilca n'caVer to theee cLmvcs of "vfcatern trade than any existin?fl'me 't? Charleston. The Road that promises to makoCharlos ton the market for (he trp.do of flic great North-west, the West ludt**, 8o*tu AnJe rica and Europe; alto, ad important em. grant elation. ii ,J ? ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION. SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND M PROFITABLE LN RESULTS. An important onterprieo for the develop? ment of South Carolina. iij.Ii Shares FiflT Dollars each, payable in ten i nut ailment p. Every citizen of this State should cwn at leaBt one Share.- > 1?- Lo 1 Chaih.eston, with ber, magnificent Har? bor aud genial cliniate;tlier Immense Unde? veloped back country,'containing ?r?rH!ft soil, fino pasture grounds 'and ifltrhaueti bl? frater powerii!BfJri /?ontiguity . to th? West Indies and Sunt b Amei ica, and her unparalleled European ocean _ course, id destined, upon the-completion'?fthis Im? portant Tnu.NK Like, to emerge frcm hev prostr?tr>d condition -and become whu; oatnre haa intejp.de. d ehe should be?the Gukat Coumebciax Metiiopolis of the Southern Section of the Uniteo States. LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS' LIABILITY. Tho following. clausa in the charter ie published for tho information of sub? scribers: Sec. 4. "That no Stockholder of eaid Company shall be held liable for the debts, contracts or acts of said corporation, beyond the amounts actually bubtcribed to the Capital Stock of said Company by euch Stockholder." DI HECTORS: Oeo. W. Williams, Gaisbiel CaKHORV B. B01.1.mann, John H. Eviss, alva Gaue, T. B. J et tu. Theo. D. Jeevf.v, D. R. Dcscan, Theo. G. Baubbu, Jamk?B. Beach, Jou.n S. Faiuly, John S. W'ilex. Principal Ofhcc and Address. 25 Broad I slrett, c'harliiriou, S. C. C. G. MEMU1NGEB, President. A. C. KA?FM vN, Secretary and Treas. JnK 9 3mo Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry I I'M. GLAzi^ AT bisui-w stmro, Muin ptjuot, nearly op. posite the Central National Pank, has largtand beautirul stock of fine WATOHEB ?tem aud key winders. Item heat European and American niauufacturors, and of his own importation, in gold and silver eases, Elegant JEWEL1U1 An unrivaled assort ment just received and all the latest at\)er. Sterlitig MIiVEK-W'ARE.tn nets aurl caars. Btldal Presents, and a very fine ?ejection oi Plated-Ware. Gold Watch and Neck Chains, Lockets, elecant Seal, Wedding and En? gagement Kings, large stouk of Spectaclce and Eve-Glasses, Clocks, Mneica! Boxes, and a great varieiv of Fancy Anicloa. My stock is the laructt and best selected in the Southern country and will be sold a>- cheap as tame arlieh- cmo be bought antwl ere. t)Cl 24 OONGAEEE IRON WORKSf COIiVMHlA, s. C. JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor. MANUFAOTU REBOF STEAM ? ENGINES. 8AW "AND GRIST > MILLS. QIN - Caatinga for Ma? chinery and Or? namental Cast? ings for Stores and Dwertfnga, Patent Railings lor Gardens aud Cemeteries, Iron Settees 1 and Arbor Chairs; also, BraaB Castings of all kinds, Bells for Oberohes, Schools, Work-shopa, Ac Guarantee all my work iiret claca and/ equal to any North or 8011th. Works at font of Ladyatreet and near ta Sonth Carolina and Groenvtlle A Columbia Railroad Companies' Depots. Nov 18 Home Stomach Bitters. THESE colebrated BITTERS, prepared by Jas. A. Jackson & Co., 01 St. Louis, are a oortain proventative of FEVEB AND AGUE, INTERMITTENTS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, And are highly recommended as an excel? lent tonic and invigorator of tho system For sale by tho wholesale agents, JuuclO JOHN AGNEW A SOIL.