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would be advisable CO. and used at intervals the
business be conducted with due regard 10 the conditions
essential to success, it will pay soon and well.
The disorganization of labor demands change In
agricultural pursuits and probably in direction does
it point with better prospects than to wine growing
Grape culture in the Northern States is attended with
much uncertainty, in consequence Of the severe win.
tcrs, that it is yet doubtful if it be made interest
of any considerable importance beyond specuatng in
hardy varieties II he light Of this experience, South
Carolina may seize the prize as some compensation for
the wrongs inflicted on her by fanaticsm in the Of
false humanity In the change demanded the upland
planters Or farmers will find grape culture substitute
for their chief staple which requires but rng labor,
and vastly moro profitable This is no patent way to
get rich, yet is it temptation to speculate in lu-
sons with promise of fabulous results but, the
"early bird catches the worm 80 the first to enter this
unbouncd field Of labor will be the first TO participate
with justice in the largest of whatever Is valu-
able in the legitimate pursuits of life.
Inquiries may be made to the Editors Of this paper
and to RICHARD DAILY. care Of JOHN W. CAID-
WELL, No. IS Beaver street, New York March5
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily South Cdroinian at Columbia, is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the olce paper
of the State, it will be found at the present time espe
ciay valuable to merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves of q very large circulation.
THE PHGNrx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable as the srngency Of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others Wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
February Is Columbia S. G.
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TIE FARMER, published in Richmond, Va, by
Messrs. ELLIOTT & Shields is an excellent agri-
cultural monthly. The March number is before
US, and contains the usual variety of articles on
agriculture, horticulture, the mechanic arts and
household economy
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WE CALL attention to the advertisement of Mr..
ANDREW NJ. MoRELAND who is desirous of obtain
ing certain stocks and bonds; also gold
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Direct Importation Qf G-oukey, er Gladstone, from
.: -0;;.' 'aa' @' Liue7pod. as - - :s:-s' -
By CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,I
0Aucttoneers, No. So Broad Street.
Will be sold at auction on TUESDAY. 12th inst, at
United States Bonded Warehouse, on North Atlantic
Wharf, at II O'Clock, i ia .tss :
is CRATES CR0CKERY -..-=-5 5fs4ss-
CONSISTING OF:
CRATE, "a DOZEN, B TWIFLERS, I9 SOUPS
crate 400 dozen, B Mullins &.
1 crate a dazen, Chambers, and so dozen Unhand
London Teas Tulip shape
crate 60 pairs Ewers and Basins, and 22z dozen
Unhand London Teas, Tulip shspe
crates, each - dozen, Twiders, ~ Soups, first
quality, and 20 dozen, Muf1ng Blnch hrst quality
crate 20 dozen, W Jugs, best and is dozen Unhand
crates, each 116 W q Coveced Dishes 4ls54
crate 100 Mullins, finch, md 10 dozen do 6inch
crates, each 40 pair W g Ewers and Bastasi 81
Chambers and Covers, and TX dozen Unhaud, W6alQp1
don Teas s:5s.5..s.@
crates, each " Flat Dishes. .-iT.5.
Terms cash. March
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DEPARTURE OF THE VISITING FREMEN-The dele
cation of the N. Y. Fire Association left for Co
lumbia at 8 A. N. yesterday. They were escorted
to the cars by several of the Charleston fremen
and we're accompanied by Mr.. NATHAN, who will
take this opportunity Of visiting our capital.
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AUCTION SALES.

Damaged D4y Goods, on account Of 0te Under
tmiters and al CONCERNED t1s
BY JOHN G.. MINOR g. co.
THIS DAY. 9Th inst. ct 10 O'Clock WIN be sold at oul
Alarge lot OF ASSORTED DRY GOODS, damaged
Particulars in advertisement tomorrow, day OF sale
March 8
Harduare and Dry Goods ON Account Of Under
,oriterS and all Concerned.
By JOHN G. HIILNOR & 60.
THIS DAY. 9Th inst. Of 10 O'Clock win Be sold at our
Auction Sales Room, No. 13s Meeting street.
50 pieces PRINTED CHALIIEs
SO pieces New Style Prints
i case Mems Brogans
case Children's Balmoras
ALSO,
AN INVOICE OF HARDWARE,
- CoNs1sTINd OF
4 sets BORING MACHINE AUGERs, Shutter Bolts,
Blind Screws Chest, Til, Cupboard and Trunk LOCKS,
Spike aimbsts, F4nahng Nails set Scales and Wdghb
Conditions cash. March D
Liuapool SAT-.
By BRUINS & BEE.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 9Th inst, IN Mr. B.
500 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT. March
Oranges and Potatoes.
By BRUINS 81 BEE.
WILL be sold THIS DAY. the 9Th inst, In Mr. B.
oNeils Us back % store ore IN state street, at 10 o'clock
100 barrels POTATOES March 8
fuNAvoDABLY POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, 18th kARoH.l
CARGO Sale Of French and English Goods, of Direct
Importation er Gladstone and Pau ct Marte
from II 1ssz9S sn1PEoRp sss bssdsarF g M1T{EWEs e. Gss
Auctioneers, No. SO Broad street.
Will be Sold at auction, on TUESDAY, 12th March next
at United States Bonded Warehouse, on North Allan
tic Wharf, at II O'Clock, a=sF.58.zs
ls RONDRUMs CAUsTIC SODA
18 casks Bleaching Powder
IA Herces Soda Ash ..=s
100 sacks Ginger
2 casks Cream Of Tartar
bales Gammomile Flowers
casks Gum Arabic
casks Gum Arabic-powdered
10 quarter casks Cognac Brandy
10 quarter casks Brown Sherry
20 quarter casks Pale Sherry I1t@
70 quarter casks Port q,
1872 cases Claret and sautern
10 cases Assorted Cordlals
cases Dantdc
l6 cases Abs1nthe
Is cases Vermonth
90 cases Peach and Apricot Marmalade
$50 casea Brandy Fruit-assorted
200 cases Brandy Cherries
so cases Capers
40 cases Pickles-assorted
40 cases French Mustard
s cases Geen Peas
8 cases Mushrooms
100 tierces Angouleme Vinegar
160 boxes Marse1les Olive Oh
10 boxes Choice Bordeaux Olive Oil
80 cases Sardtnes
4S bales Velvet Corks
2cases Prunes-n tin
a..lz.. 20 barrels Prunes .a.s
26 half barrels Prunes -
g bales MaccaroM
s bales VermiceH =
1000 pounds Leutls de Scissor
$500 pounds LentIls de st. GILES
700 pounds Easel Nuts
'.. 1000 pounds Lanquedoc Almonds
IA bags Almonds
~ 25 casks New Crop Zante Currants
Is cases Assorted Phials
1900 Demijohns-assorted sizes
30 crates Wine Bottles
.z. Socrates Claret Bottles 80.
Terms-Sum under $500 cash; $1,000 thirty days. and
all over $1,000 sixty days, notes with approved city en-
dorsements with interest from dsyeof sae. March y
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ARcTURUs.-The bright Arcturus, efairest OF the
stars, may be seen in the northeast about ten
o'clock, in favorable position for observation. 1t
shines now with special brilliancy in the absence
of the moon, and can be easily recognized, from
it's solitary spendor ND reddish lustre It is the
principal star OF the constellation Bootes or the
Bear Driver; that unfortunate son Of Jupiter and
Calisto, called Areas Ov1D tells us that Juno,
being jealous of Jupiter's passion for Calisto,
changed her into bear, and that her son Areas,
who became famous hunter, pursued her in the
chase, and not knowing that it was his mother,
was about to kill her, when Jupiter took them both
to Heaven and placed them among the constella-
tons.
Ar.turus is star Of the first magnitude, and is
situated near the left knee Of Bootes It is one of
the most beautiful Of call the stars that Aeck
nights purple dome, and has been celebrated by
all poets and astronomers from the most.re
antiquity.
LUoAN, in his Pharsaia, says:
Twas when the solemn dead of night came on,
When bright Calisto, with her shining son,
Now half that circle round the pole had run.
C1AuDLAN says:
"Bootes with his vain the north unfolds;
The southern gate Orion holds"
ARATUs, who fourished 800 years before CLAU-
DIAN, says:
behind. and seeming to urge on the Bear,
Arctophylax on earth Botes named
Sheds o'er the Arctic car his silver light"
And most eloquent and ancient of all, it is me2-
toned in the book Of Job, where, ''out OF the
whi-lwnd" the answer came, "Canst thou bring
forth Mazzaroth in his season or canst thou guide
Arcsurus With his sons 2"
Under TIE HAmMER.-.How painful the reHec-
tio1, of the book or curiosity collectors Ut people
ever do really refect) that The treasures they Sc
laboriously heap together will, III few years, all
be scattered to the winds. We are always pam
fully impressed when we see private library OF
collection of paintings sold by the auctloneer
Such feeling came over us on reading the follow
ing advertisement in New York paper:
GREAT SALE OF AUTOGRAPHS
The entire collection Of autographs OF the iate t
T. x. Iefft of Savannah, Ga. This sprobabiy the
largest and most valuable autograph colectlon
ever offered for sale in this country or IN the Wora
The collection numbers some 80, 600 autographs,
American and foreign, embracing many OF very
great value, and are the results OF thirty years
collecting by Nlr. Tett It is particularly rich LII
our early Colonial Governors and the Generals Of
the American Revolution, also of foreign officers
who fought for American independence, also in
leading Statesmen of our revolutionary period
literary men, artists the clergy, American bishops
Presidents and Vice-Presldents Of the United
Secretaries Of War and Navy, Postma General
Judges, Speakers Of Congress, naval commanders
American celebrities &C., &C.
The collection is also specially rich IN forolg1
celebrities, statesmen, lawyers, generals, hvlnes
historians men of SCIENCE artists, d1stlnguls net
females, kings, queens, emperors, expresses
geyolutionists, &C., &c. But the croWnlng glor:
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by r. M. MARsHALL p ;BR0. 81, S..,;,,,
Farm o., tie South Carolina RetGoad.9s

En,7n On, tie South Carolina Railroad: 4.
By b. MCCALL.
On THURSDAY, the 14h instant; at O'CLOCK tfe
old PostofRce Broad street, WIN be sold,
4 TRACT or lsX ACRES OF LANDs suitable 80 q
Farm IL miles nom the city on the South oaroana Ss
Gonditions sash; purchaser to pay R #McCan f9s
papers Plat can be seen st Office, No. 81 Broad
A'A AmSIILIGAN q SON, Auetioneers,.a.ss.. g. 80.
win call on WEDNESDAY,, 18th inst, at No. Yendue.
Range, at II O'clock ~
large lot new HORSE sHCES = !; ~ y: .
lot BaHgdng - - =. q. !.
Sulphuf4c Acid mWIo -
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100000.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w nano and value of each article of our goods arc
marked on Tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt Of 25 cents, envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at our Office, sent by mail to any address, The pur
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws and Its value
which may bo from one to five hundred dolars-can
then on payment Of dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange 1t tor any other article marked
on circular at the same value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dolnr more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons depend fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered a Office regard
less Of its value promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
of valuable gifts rom us may be file ut our Of
fec among whom VIC nre permitted to refer to:
John Holconb Lambertville n j.. gold watch, value
$3.50; Mrs. 8. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine, $780, Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn,
gold lever watch, value 5000; Hon. r. H. Briggs, Wash
ingon D. c. diamond pin, S175 J. c. Sutherland, No.
lou Lexington avenue piano, $780, Mrs. II. Jackson No.
2O3 Nineteenth street. n. Y. sewing machine, s90 Jos
Camp, Elmira, N. Y, melodeon $780, Hiss L. Collins,
Atlanta, Ga, diamond cluster ring. S225; Dr.. Henry
Smith, Worcester, Mass sewing machine, s85; q. Shaw,
No l33 10th street. N. Y, gold watch $50; Edw Boyn
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, s250 R. T.
Smith, Providence K L. silver lever watch, 500; Oscar
PurGy Madison, N. j., music box, $40; hon. R. g. New
ELL St Pauls, Mnn., gold watch SIS; j. Z. Sperry,
Litchhed, Conn.,, silver watch, $685. Wm B. Peck, Har
lem Dls, music box, SIS; Wm. Raymond Dayton, ONO
silver tea set S125; Miss E. NJ. Schenck, Detroit Mich
diamond car rings, S225; Pierre Beaudln st Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring Sl7O; Mrs Martha
Barues st. Louis, Mo-, mclodeon, value S125.
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FIRE AT BEAUFORT, S. C.-The arrival of the
steamer Pilot Boy from Beaufort rs. CO., brings
information that fire took place in that town on
Tuesday last, about A. NJ, in which seven
buildings were destroyed; among them J. G.
THOMPSON Co., HuBRARD's Photographic Gallery,
and the printing Office Of the NeD South. The
amount of loss and insurance has not been ascer-
tanned.
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FAMILY GRooERHs.-The corner Of King and
Hudson streets has been known as q popular gro-
Gerry stand for many years, and its former prestige
still remains This store has been recently refitted
and restocked in thorough man.tz: by the pro-
prietor, MIR. JULIUS H. OPpENHEnl, and now pre-
sents an array of choice edibles that would tempt
even an experienced gourmand. The proximity of
the Up Town Market causes this store to be ex-
tensvely patronized, and Mr.. OpPENHE1m offers in
ducements to purchasers that are seldom equalled.
The inhabitants Of the Neck are well acquainted
with this establishment, and We have only to refer
them to the advertisement in another column to
induce repetition Of their visits.
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ALLEN & NEEDLESS
Amm0niated Fertilizer

WE HAVE ON HAND. AND ARE NOW READY TO
w receive orders for the above wellmown FERTILI-
zER Our terms are, $50 cash; time price, S56, one
quarter cash the other for approved City
Factors Acceptance with interest at the rate of seven
per cent per annum from tune Of purchase, payable
january Is, 1883, with current rate Of Exchange.
Parties Wishing to purchase large amounts ctn be sup
pliad direct from the WOrks -. ..-l--...-
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LITERARY LEcrURE.-A select audience collected
in st. Stephen.C Church yesterday evening to hear
the promised lecture by the Rev. DR.. LORD. Al
though this church was rather small for such an
occasion. yet every arrangement had been made
to accommodate the audience, and marked atten-
ton was paid by them to tho reverend speaker.
The subject has been alluded to SO often by US of
late, that it has become familiar to our readers.
Dr.. LORD fully sustained his reputation as a
speaker, and kept his audience entranced during
the entire period Of the lecture.
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AN AFFECTING INcDENT.-The following item is
going the rounds" of the papers: sat the interest
ing meeting in Washington City, where Mr.. PEA
BODY made his splendid Donation a letter Of ac-
ceptance and Of thanks was adopted, and Govern
or AIKEN commenced to express his obligations as
Southern man, but burst into tears and sat
down. Bishop McILyAnE then proposed that they
should unite in prayer, and eloquently invoked
Divine blessings on the national benefactor. Mr..
PEABODY intends, it is said, to donate another
s1OOO,0Oo for the same purpose. Who would not
rather possess the purse and the heart Of GEoRaE
PEABODY than the rank and power of NAPo1EoN2 ?"
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in the Tefft collection lies in the two bound vol
umes containing the signers of the Constitution
of the United States Thirty letters, five doc
uments and one signature) and the Signers OF the
five signatures, making the entire number of the
illustrations ffty-six).
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TIE WHOLESALE TRADE.-The impression that
New York was the only commercial city in the
United States, is gradually leaving the brains Of the
few who were deluded into visit to that metropo-
lis with the hope of purchasing cheaper goods.
These wanderers are now fast returning to their
first love, and have become convinced that Charles
ton is not what her enemies represent her, but
that she still possesses the same reputation and
the same elements Of success that made her 80
popular as market in by-gone years. The old
houses are gradually being revived, and even those
lately formed are filed with familiar faces. The
wholesale merchants of Charleston have detelmin-
ed that the old city shall not retrograde and they
have used every means in their power, and have
ers, to bring them back.
Although the stocks are not as large as they for
merly were, they have BEEN selected with even
more care and the quantity is lost sight Of in the
quality and the prices Of the articles now offered
for sale. The facilities for communicating with
the city are now perfect; and although her sister
cities have entered the lists as competitors with
Charleston for the country trade yet the latter has
been steadily reganing her popularity, and is now
in condition to supply all demands made upon
her. HaBne and Meeting streets have long been
known as the great head centres Of the wholesale
trade, and their glory has not departed. Many Of
the old stores are now occupied by their former
owners, and the same faces that once welcomed
the country merchants to examine their stocks are
still to be seen, anl the same business integrity
which caused the Charleston houses to be so justly
celebrated is preserved guarantee to the buyer
that his purchases will be what they are repre-:
sented.
ssSlow but sure" is the motto that the South has
been forced to adopt, and although her steps al G
cautious, yet she is still advancing and her future
will be the more glorious as it will have been made
only by her own strenuous xertions. From seve-
raj unfortuitous circumstances Charleston has
been retarded in this march Of )gress, but re-
prospective glance will show TINT she has never
tL alcss a:complished wonders. Stores have been
built and repaired, until their former looks have
been forgotten; and better still, occupants have
taken possession before the buildings were com
pleted. This is particularly noticeable on Hayne
and Meeting streets, where the ranges recently
erected have thrown into the shade their more un.
pretending predecessors.
A stranger would have some little dlthculty LII
locating the different establishments, hut once IN
side all doubt would be removed, and his pur'
chases would be made with the same confidence In
the proprietors that he possessed before the war
To say that Charleston is q rival Of New Yorb
would be nonsense, but We assert truth when we
state that goods can be bought as cheap in this
market ca in any Northern city, and those who &c
lo kho;~ fhot ~, ha
run, they fare worse.
MARsDENs PEcToRNt BALM for Asthma and
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UKFoUNDED RUMoR.-From information received
in the city yesterday, We learn that the rumor OF
the murder Of R1aas, the Jack Ketch at the recent
execution, is entirely unfounded. R1eas has been
seen by several parties since his return to the
country, and his brother, who arrived in the city
yesterday, contradicts the different runners that
have been ahoat in the community. The so-called
murdered man is alive, and, from all appearances,
has no intention of being so disposed Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C. 8 A.

e. s. a. =
CKTY-sEvEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GENERALS
y AND STATESMEN Of the late Confederate States
sent free on receipt CT twenty-five centG
Address SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO..
MarcL LIMO P O. Box 1424 Baltimore, Md.
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Betting WANTED

DARTIEs HAVING Betting ON HAND, WHICH
bus been little used, and wishing to dispose Of the
same, can do 80 by applying to
JNO, CAMPsEN 4 CO.,
March 2 No. IA Market opposite State street
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LIST OF ARTICLES
T0BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

And not to be paid for until you know what you have
drawn.
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Mules. Horses and Flynihre at AMcs3oD.
-ess'A' RY SMITH & McGILIIVRAY.i,sS x - & 80: -
Auctioneers, No. ~ BIoad street. -. -
The above win be sold THIS DAY, at 10H O'CLOCK, N
11' front Of th cdr office - sttsfi 80
AaTIMES AND ANIMALS received up TO hour o. sae.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

The best investment for invalid, who suffers iroll
debility or loss Ct appetite is bottle Of PANKNNs he
patio Bitters as It will be to give relief For sale oS
all Druggists
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-07-25

did see them the day before yestarday
in the caucus, felt that under these cir
cumstances I would not be true TO my
constituents and my State were I 70 allow
the behest of anybody, any organization,
to cause me now to step aside from
Kansas and her troubles and Nebraska
and her troublesand say we viii not enter
tain a proposition IN your behalf. should
not be man Of honor if / permitted N.Y.
self 70 act thus and say no Senator here
could claim that he acted honorably if be
had gone back upon his constituency IN
der these circumstances. lam very free
to here from any Senator that he disap-
proves of my course and says / am not
bound by high principal of honor, as
ever animated his breast when with that
additional notification from Kansas I say
here neither caucus nor Senate nor pow
er shall prevent me from Introducing a
if necessary for my own State.
Charged distinctly with that, part hands
with any man and all men willingly.