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AFFAIRS. =te= ? OFfTC* Non^ Me* ia open duria* Dm v?tk Wl?. If., ul frMB 6 r a. to a i it 6 a. k. Oa mi from 9 to 10 a . a. Amllnm & WteUra wO 6 A. M arrivce Monday Fridny iter. M. Ckndn Tueeday, Tfearoday ead At j ml 6 A. M. > 7bi Rock aad n?HUt mi arrir* Wed K? P. 11., leevee Ther.day-6 J. 1C. HOB ud TUlere Ferry Mllm rwj 12 H. Imtm Friday I, P. M. F - I 0.^0 IT "? ' v] Kershaw Lodge, No. 9. IOO F, meote rr ery Friday aight. in Odd FeHewe' Hell, oa 13road Street, at 74 o'clock. Travelling bro thers in good ?tanuiac will he wiloaaea. A B Lac, Sec. ^7I> C K1RKLKY, N 0. 0bP?TO insure i^rrtion iu that week'a U sue. advertieeiuenin muat be handed ia by 12 o'clock oa MonAqf. The lost baby is deed. No sales by Sheriff Place on Monday last. Sec ad. of W. A. Recklings Photo graph Gallery in Columbia. Good rio coffee at 30 cts a pound at Kirkley k Garlahd's. Tlio annual inspection of the Sire-de partment will take place next Monday. :it half-past two o'clock, iu front of town Hull. ?"Busiucsn cards printed in the best styles at the Gazettk office. 09*Middi.ino Cotton is bringing 16 cents in this market, today. DQDQKIK3 ! call at this office, and sec specimens. Von can have your card printed on one thousand Envelopes for only $2,50 by having tho work douc at the G azkttk Jod Printing Office. lousiness men can have their Bill bonds, letter-head*, circulars, &c., prin ted at low rates at the Gaxctto office. Mr. J. C. Dial's advertisement deser ves particular notice. Read it uud see for yourselves. O, wml come ftfSeagfea giftie gi' us, to express our Jb^^BMj^iunbibing a glass of arctic TMB^Rerwfrpe lined at Kirkley A. GarlancTiT Hard to Beat. ?The New York Ex prnm mays the laat baby bom in Penn sylvania wciglted nineteen pound*. It xvonlrttTrrxrrwel w ?ak anybody to "beat that,'' For waro March I?Where? Whv into the well iippoiuted store of Mr. 1V, L. Arthur, Tiiere you will find one of the prettiest stocks of goods ct jr beheld by mortal eye. Song of the woman of fa(.hion : Rings on my finger*, fine kid on my toes and my husboud is dunned wherever goes. Tiif. Bank of the Stat*.?1 Committee appointed by the taxpayer's convention to Investigate the oot and management of the assetti of the Bauk of the State, will sit in Charleston from "Wednesday, the 13th May, to Sat urday, the 16th. All persons interested are invited to submit to the committee any information pertinent and importaat to tho matter to be investigated. Notes bt tiib Wayside.?Times arc so dull here, that everybody has a lasy look. ?Hen fruit is scarce in this market. ?latest style?ao ooat, collar open. ?They have got it 1 Who ? The people. What? Our devil says (and he will vouch for the (ruth of It) that the latest ?tyle in ladies' dresses reminds him of a bundlo of rags. ?Edward Carrshot John Nott in Columbia, last week. Oarr is from this plaoe. , ?A sevorc hail atom visited Camden and vicinity on Tuesday of la?t week, and on the same day, Si snowed in sever al of the upper oouatkss of the State. SOMrrnrxQ New Ukdn. nut 8m.? A friend informs w* that it Km keen as oorteioed by one who knows something eo cerniag the habits, meaner* and cantons of snimsle, birds mm! insects, that the ground ksole does sot subsist entirely up on insects: bat, on the contrary, that birds eater largely Into the diet of th*t pooulkr class ef sscalnrea. He has been a oloss obasrrt ref the male, and knows from actus) ol*ervatie? that hois addie tod to cn ieiag tSe trfbaofionoeeot birds by an MMn loatllsr only to the mole. iVis ooasiaU w Afeieking his not* shore the grmrod, sad wrfaghag it ?Ni to de oeite Urn poor biid ieto J.e Msf that it is * loom ; sod M soon 0 Jjk* bird alights to seise Its proy it la ?afeght aad thence palled beneath ? deronrodfl for Tis bettered mneetftf war it is mi til tions, however, to the sre somo stfeHMMents where msy -von obtained, Pooh sn one fat a*.v kukct iigenoitf, ESH ryliii?fcrtmU m to hare early straw mi j?q a bMkM. Hop* jm vOl uktovlMM the receipt of tko MM ikiMgk the ooftnnn* of your nlotbli paw. #5?, Bowom*." The spxjcios ia om with which Mr. "Vick, of RocheaUr, fa unacquainted, and wa have no doobfc he would he obliged for some seed. Who Roweoaiewe do ?et know, bat he or she he* oar hearty thanks. WH1 ihe pleoae tell as the came of the berry ? If sbe'U lei name it. we would call it the Trioaph* de Garid Cardioepermum Halioaeabutn spociee. Lancaster Notes.?The public roads in every directiou from the Tillage are almoet impassible. ?R. D. Montgomery, formerly of Lancaster, has recovered $25,000 from the Mississippi Central railroad, for dam ages sustained by the Ion of his wife and child by accident on that mad. ?The quarterly conference of the M. E. Church was held on Saturday and Sunday last. ?The Trial Jurtioe are strictly enfor cing the new liquor law. ?Loud cursing on the streets of Lan caster costs a man five dollars. ?Hie election for two additional wardens resulted in another tie. Anoth er election will be held this week. ?But three of the dry goods merch ants of Lancaster advertise their busi ness ! No wonder they arc all the time complaining of ^'dull trade." ?This paragraph is put in to make the eighth one. Liberty ?Planting operations are somewhat retarded by the long continued wet spell. s ?Liberty llill Grange, No. , is in a flourishing condition, and is an or -.ranixation of much interest to both sex en. The Orange meets on the first Sat urday inovery month. ?The imprceaion is that lass cotton and more com will be planted in this section, this year. ?Beaver Creek continues to rise just *a much now as it ever did, especially when there's water sufficient to make it rise. Several planks are needed to fin iah the bridge. -Maj. John L Jones camc very near losing the use of one of his eyes a few days since. It is now better. - Send One Dollar to Perry k Slaus *on, "Indian Girt Cigar Store," Colum bia, and get twenty fine cigars of excel lent flavor. * >'< A splendid assortment of imported and domestic cigars, is kept st the ^In dian Girt Cigar Stord," Columbia. S. c: . * Tfe best &eU cigar ia the State is to be fonnd at the ''Indian Girt Cigar Stove, in Columbia. Other brands at propor tionately low prices. * dmokers' articles of every description ^Cihe "Indian Girl Cigar Store," Col umbia. * It ia a well known fact that the beat and cheapest cigars, are to be had at the "Iudian Girl cigar store in Colum bia. ? * OFFICIAL. THI LAWS ?TTHt STATE. Acta and Jalat Resolution* Passed by the General Assembly ef Heath Car olina, at the Nesnlon of 187S-4. An Act to Punish Persona for 111 Treat ing. Children, Apprentfoea, Idiots, Sorvants and Helpless Peraons. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting ia General Assembly, and by the authority of the samo ; Sccton 1. That whoaoerer brine le gally liable, either as parent, guardian, master or miatress, to provide for any ehikl or children, apprentice or servant, idiot, or helpless persons, necessary food dothing or lodging, shall willfully and without lawfal refuse or. neglect to pro vide the same, or shall unlawfully and maliciously do, or cauae to be done, any bodily harm to any soeh child or ohil dren, apprentice, servant, idiot or help lav parson, so that the life of such ohitd or children, apprentice, servant, idiot or helpless person ahall be endangered-, or the health or eonfoit of ndi child or ohildrea, apprentice, servant, idiot or helpless person shall have bean, or likely to ha permanently injured, shall ba deem ed gnilty of a misdemeanor, and, npon oonviction thereof, shall be^nbU> to a Ioe not less than Mm hnndred dollars, nor mora than one thousand dollars, or ha imprieoned for aay term of years not ta seed lag two with or without hard hv bar, one or both, at tha discretion of the Court. Sacv t That aH Acta or parte of Acta inconsistent with this Act be, and the same aii mnsTi repealed* Approved March 17, A. D. 1874. Let to authorise tha Comptroller ?ilte Ahrtiaimn of team, by the Sonata and House ives of tha State of Booth mat and sitting in General I hj the anting** of tha Hmonon 1. That whenever any per aon tr Jptenns ohmjpd with taaaa uftei aay County Trcmmm In NuilMars tn' writing to mid that he or they have bean er roneoaaljr ne Illegally charged with the County Treasurer shall Coanty Auditor a full ' the Act in the ease, whk h submitted to ifee ia ?paetBon uad recommendation of Onuaty Board of Equalisation iwty ; and their endorsement shall be forwarded to the General, with such additional fel tion thereto aa the said County Aadirtf may gke; and the Comptroller General ia hereby anthoriaed and directed to make raoh aba tegmenta ia taxea in caaea of* er roneous or Illegal assessments, before the eolleotiona upon the aame shall hare been made, aa in h is judgement the same may demsnd, or the recommendation of the County Board of Equalisation msf justi ? Sac. 2. That in oaaea of abatement where partiea bare paid their taxes, the Comptroller-General is hereby authoris ed and direeted to give said partiea or ders on the Treasurer for the portion of tax abated, which ahall be receivable for taxes if not paid in oash. / Sac. \ Th it all Acts ft parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act aro hereby repealed. Approved March 19, A. D. 1874. An Act to Amend Section 3, of Chapter CXXX1I1, of the General Statutes. Br it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same. SacTiojr 1. That Section 4, of Chap ter CXXXIII, of the General Statutes be and the same is hereby, so amended that instead of the punishment in said section prescribed for the crime of bij's my, ^everv person convicted of such crime shall thereupon be punished by iruprisonmont iu the Penitentiary for not more than five year*, or lew than six months, or by imprisonment in the jail for six months. Skc. 2. Thin Act shall take' effect up on its Approved March 9, A. D. 1864. An Art to Repeal Section 2, Chapter XCIX Title 7. or the Gooeral Statutes of South Carolina. Whereas Article XIV seetion fr, de clares ilivoroes from the bonds of matri mony ubal be allowed as shall be pre scribed by law ; and whereas "An Act to regulate the granting of divorces'' was approved January 21, 1872 ; and where as an Act to approve . adopt and make of foroe the Genera) Statutes of So nth Car olina. prepared under the direotion and by the authority of the General Assem bly became a law February 10, 1872 ; and whereas grave doubts exist as to the operation of section 2, chapter XC1X, title 7, of the General Statutes, in eases of divoroe; therefore, Be if enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the author ity of the same : The section 2, chapter XCIX, title 7, of the General Statutes of South Carolina be, and the same ta-bcreby, repealed. Approved Maroh 17, A. D. 1874. NOW OPENING!-! ?m ?AN? ENTIRELY NEW STOCK ?OF? SPRING ft goods 9 Bought Since The DECLINE IN PRICES, ANT) OFFERKD VERY LOW. To which I rinvite attention. I endeavor to avoid that olaaa of Good ndenoaa t in a tod "ehaap," and looonae qnefkee, eanoot aell the ^ boat quality for the i.- -?>Hg r/Z'M&JfcrW'. 3 LOWEST PRIOEV ! If* "VHV*. . . extended only vac ?pocial anrugtaMDU. \V. L. ABTHUR. ?r ? OMm iwu TRAIN. Laarai Arrive Laava < Arrive at* 1 taav* CalaMe i Arrlv* at Lw*? needaya and , lawt C^lva4t at>wM?MW) P n ArvW# ktCitphni ?CAi ? n ||M CiniMk at... fl AO a n a QfrnM* at 11 AO a if f Qanl.^ . I -?FY*yf . -Iwv -'Vf- v ; ? 1" M. KENNEDY "??' >.., ; ,-V Full And Complete Stock of DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Suitable for the Sesaon. %[ -.ALSO A FULL. STOCK OF ... \ ' * Boots, Shoes,, Hats and s1 ' ? ~ ewmiNG, AT VERY LOW 'PRICES. To "Which He Invites the Attention of CASII BUYERS. ?i ?% Again the First. ? ' - * ?*! * H. BAttUCR ?? Offers the Most Attractive Stock of NEW SHUNS AND SUMMER SSSDS. And At Such LOW PRICES as to guarantee an early disposal of the same. It would therefore, be well for you to J and procure some of these !NTCE GOODS, at such low prices as are offered by Apll V. H. BARUCH. / XOR 20 TEAM THB ^ stmAm of excellence Throughout the World. OYER #00,000 SOLD. 100.000 more than any of any other kind. The new IThaafor A Wilson RbCCIVKD IK 1878 .* The Highest Awarda at the Vienna Expo sition. The Gold Medal of the Msyland Institute Fair. Tho Four Highest Premiums, (including two medals,) at Georgia State Fair. BEST OF ALL. The Wheeler jy Wilson has the approval of millions of LaAtap who hare uaed thin well tried machine. Physieiane certify 1fbat It is the onlo Lwk-8tH4 Sawing Maohine At for Kamily nse. Its light and easy motion not fatigue invalids. Its rapid execution of work recommend a It to all who eew for a living. It is the most economical bcsause, the moet ? Our new and popular No. ft Machine adapted JWXfpther work and general Man anttg-fttrposoa in now usod by the leadiag tailoring est sbiiah meat* and^hoe Send for oar circular*. Machines sold on easy terms, ar monthly payments taken. OkfmajbiaMMtlii order or rifceifed in anrhangs, at wfceelea and Wttsou Mtnnfkc - taring'Ooan pony's Offices. J. H. Trump Agt Aagueta Ga. CWumMa 8. C., W. R. (leves Gen I Agt 8ama Bah Oa Km TRIUMPHANT 18 r Carolina Fertilizer. A**"' Am taaaifMMi Harare! Prica, 960 ?Mh, atWtrihsasi la Charles tan, osr ton of t.ooo ynisfc, Pffcl, $56 Time, pay Mr ffsfremt&r 1st, free sf later?t, dellveead at Warehouse in Chart estO. ' t J v ? l?M^ ** * Acid "Phosphate. ? 9x6 Hash, par toft jf I'KMt prunda, at Warehouse ta (WMnF 9*8 Time, par toa of 9*000 pounds, at Warehawe la Charleston, payaMe November m, 5a? of iatarwt. ' ?ala by our agaats through the PatM of North aad South Carolina. Vm ?<*>, W. WH*m* A.Co, rHAULfPfON,^. r mrFor safe fetW. ?. GERALD & Oamd. n. S.U * jal3w3 . jPvUti * mL , ,<?W JOHN C. DIAL, i IMPORTER AND. DEAJJSR IS ENGLISH Hardware & Outlery, Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Mill Stones, 4 Bolting Cloths, Sinai Machines, Circular Saws, Mill Irons, Su gar Pans, Carriage Build ing and Trimming Materials, India Robber and Leather Belting, Carpenters, black smith and Tanners' Tools, Housekeeping and Furnishing Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Li mo, Cement, Plaster, Paint s, Oils, French and American Window . %' Qlass, Guns, Rifles, Pis tols, Shot Belts, Powder, fto. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. (Sign of the Golden Padlock.) nilil 8m 3 COLUMBIA, S. C. I). II. Silcox & Son. ?3E& FUBNITUBB WABEB00M8. 175,1U A 17?) KING ST. CHARLESTON, SO. OA. D. H. SILCOX. D. S. 8ILCOX. Fomsi loaso, 010. L. PRATT, PROPRIETOR. CHARLESTON, So. Ca. WILLIAM GLAZE, DEAL XX 19 Q0L0 AN* SILVER WATCHER. - COLUMBIA, & C. SETS?Diamond. P?art. Ooral and Oold. DtAMOHPR1NUS and twoo^ha*' JXWKT.RY In J*t?nd Gold, intarUtj. S1LVBR W^EJ, Pl?t?4 War*, Mlhurj a.d 0a H.BIS8ELL.1 MtrrrsT. ? r (OVBft W. L. mmfl'l STORE.) TfW ? jt - CAM PES, S. a k~"vf' We Are With Small Profit*. ITenc* oar m??to,?? '-vjuick sales an J small protta." KliUULEY & GARLAND. ? An Invitation In extern!*! to all desiring to purchase poo.I GOODS, at tlie lowest prices, to fire us a call and see our stock. K1RKLEY & GARLAND. TQU CAN SAVE MONEY Bybuj i ;d 4 jour Groceries, Sic., from us. i>c coaW*?#?*&w?yK sell good* which vre cau wirrMkLtofo.ve entire saiurfitctlon, and at the Terr-lorweat prices. _ KIRKLET & GARLAND. P CHUM CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!! Confections, Froitsr Canned Goods, fee., Ac., cheaper tkan caar, at KIRKLEY & GARLAND'S \ . THE HEW DRY COOffTSTORE >:r ... F, B. Orchard & Co l - JJXDER IRWIN'S IIAL L V ''?* " ' ifs5" > COLUMBIA S. C. TgMT E TftMTLD r?*PE<TFULLY Inform WW our'frientl* and-tha public generally ,} thai we are noi#in tpc<-< j-t oi one ot the nfoett assorted stock? of . ?? .t v * ? DRT.GOOD8, HOSlELf, J*OTIO$S, &o., and at as low prices as they aiii bought anywhere in the State. Among our stock will fee found: . 75 dozen Kid GIotjs^ in one and two bat tons, %ll shades and coforfr*at popular price*. Dress Goods, in the most desirable shade? for street and evening wear.* Percales, Cretons and Caiicoc*. A good assortment of Cassiuierdi, Tweeds, Cottonades and Jeans. Best Sheetings and Longcloth* in the city for the price. Embroideries, Rufflihg, Collarettes, Ties, &.C., in great variety. .*? P. B. ORCHARD k CO. Connected with our store is a first class dreas-raaking establishment, conducted by Mrs. Burwcll, late of R. C. Shiver & Co., who will be pleased to see her fricuds and custo mers. mchl8m3 FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ?AT? J. &T.K JONES, CHEAP CASH 8T0EE. OCR STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDIZE Consisting in Part of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, CUTELRY BOOTS, SHOES, NOTIONS, HATS, ko. Will be sold mi the veiy lowest prices, for eoah or it* equivalent ia barter. All goods sold by us represented. We havo a large and well assorted stock of NORTH CAROLINA SHOES, Which we offer at Kw figures. We pay the highest markotpiee for cot ton and country produce. ?Agcnt? ft* Neblett and Ooodriches CdCtyn Gin*, which wo offer at manufacturers prir < 8. All goods purchased by pcrsW living within the corporate Inputs of town will be delivered by free of chuge. 06U tf J*. & T. It JON^ SARDY'S. AMKONIATED SOLUBLEPACIFiC GUAM . .Cash IMoa ai F*o<ovy, $4*. Ti*e, ?r??L PHOSPHO PERUVIAN QVANO. r~' Ccuh, $32. Ti,Hc, W8.. DISSOLVED BONE PNISPHAfE. ? (Jul., $35. 7Y?U?, ?ROUND CAROLINA PIOWiATE. Ca*h, 820. 7'?W, $25. A Liberal Discount to Poalefct an<y Granger The above-in?ntion?d Aaunonlfted Soluble Pacific and Pho*pho-1tyuvi%n (iuanoa are rich compound** of th# highatt prwdos of Hohe Phosphate, rendered soluble, rind *tw monint?d with No. ITeruti* Oinuw animal matter, n^kja* the ?ao?t Boncanfr*' ted and profitaMI f.rtili*?>r* |n km, *on?bin in* tt|e injfrcdl^ re^b?i<U produce and frrr sale at Charts r>n, hy JtHffo B. 8ARI>Y h RON, t North Atlantic Wharf. JOHNATHAN ?AGE, Agent at Camden, 3. C. -M f foo3nj-l THE CHEAPEST CASH NTOKK T ' IN CAM>>KM IS TIIK PIantegp' Warehouse. i Call ancBlf# for Yourselves. i). W. JORDAN, Tf?* * .*?