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THE TRUE GROUNDS OF CONF

THE TRUE GROUNDS OF CONFI-
DENClI I-Whonco comes that firm reliance,
that absolute, ,undoubting faith in the efficacy
az H05TE TIERS STOMACH DtTTERS as O.
remedy for indigestion, bilious disorders, in
termittent and remittcnt favors, which noto-
rlousy prevails in all parts OF ths United
Statos? This confidence has been growing
for twenty years. aud it is still extending 1t
is not the result Of credulity; it has not boon
engenderod by ahy human device, but it is
the spontaneous and natural consequence uf
| experience. What people SEQ daily going on
nnder their own eyes they cannot question.
When fnmilies in unhealthy districts, th ut re-
preventive, escape periodical fevers, and
their immediate neighbors, who nc glcct that
precaution, are prostratod by tho disease,
how is 1t possible that tho phenomenon shCu Id
be without it's lesson. Ia like manner when
| 1t Is seen that obstinate cases of dyspeI siu
OF liver complaint, OF conrtip pa tiOn. OF nervous
weakness, and nf general debility, Yield to the
operation or tho famous remedy, how Can
| even incrednlity itself withhold its endorse
ulent? Witnesses OF tho salutary cflcct-
Ut the Buffers. are to ho found in every evil
iZed settlement on this continent. The thou
sands upon thousands who owe their rrstOrA-
lion to health and strength, or their presarva-
ton from sickness to its extraordinary mrtii-
ctnnl properties, arc eni huSiHstic in it's praise
The multitudes who recommend it in neigh
borly way to their friends and acqaaintahces,
as well III those who make public their esti.
| mate of it's virtues, are always ready to state
their reasons for the faith that is in tn, IN .
They have all either felt or Witnessed ita he
ne1icent operations. Nov II t6
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The State Of South Carolina

10 TIE tCoNMiSS1oSEE AND MANAGERS OF EI.EC-
TONS foit THE COUNTY OF CHaRLEsIoN.
WTHEHEAS JAMtS J. HARDY, who, at
w the general election held in October,
1870, was chorcn . member of the House OF
Representatives Tor tho election district OF
Charlie on. 70 scryu for two years has this
daT handed to rae lis resignation as a men,
Der ct the said Hunse; and whereas the Con-
siitut:on of tho State OF South Carolina d.
rcctd that i'll such case a writ OF election
shaii Ic ie-ucd by the Speaker Of the House
~. mo purpose of filling tho vacancy thus
| "ccaaioned. i.r the rem maintlcr Of the term for
which the member SO reeignlpg was elected
to s.rT::
No%. therefore. you and each of you are
hereh! REQUIRED. after advertisements, and
with regard to tho provisions of tho Const-
tuition and laws Of the said State touching
YOUR duty III such case, TO hold an election
for member OF the House Of Repres+ nta-
tires for tho election district aforesaid, to
serve fur the remainder of the term for which
tho SAID James j. Hardy was eltcted-the
polls To be opened at tho various places Of
ell ctinn in the enid County, on MONDAY, the
9th day of November, a. ID. 1871, b! the va
riOns sets Of managers for those places ro-
spcctivcy, and The counting OF the votes cast
lnd the declaration Of tho result OF the cleo
ton to ba in accordance with the provisions
Of III" 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th Sections OF
an Act approved March l, 1870, entitled "An
Act irOvhiinc Tor the general elections, and
The iiiatucr uf conducting the eamc."
lhl1 writ, together with a certified COPY of
your Return OF tho election to be held under
It, have before the House of Representatives.
at It's next meeting, after tho election.
Witness, the Honorable FRANKLIN j.
MOSES, Jr., Esquire, Speaker. a. Columbia,
tlis 18th day OF November, ISL, and in the
nincty..ixth year OF tlie sovereignty and in
dependence "i the tni:cd States OF America.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR,
speaker OF the ilonsc OF Representatives.
n. y. JoSrs, Clerk OF the House OF Neprc-
ecrtativrr. Nov ]! !
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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure i'll calling the attention of
1 tho pnblic to an examination OF their
-iSting of Pianos. Church aud Parior Organs,
Meiodeons, Tiolins, Guitars, Danjns, Flutes,
Accordeons, Drass and Silver Band lnstru-
ment" OF I'LL kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
INSTRUMENTS on hand at a,l times. Sheet
Music sent by mail. post paid. on receipt ut
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent b {,
Express. when ordered. 10 any part of the
State, marked G. y. y. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash
Pianos. Organs and Melodcons tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to- Packing Removing and
Shipping Pianos tor other parties 10 any point
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts
IA, tion guaranteed to thoec favoring us with
their patronage. send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and uusical Merchandise. lay
lnr street, Citizens Savings Bank Building
Colnmbia, S. G. Now
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COLJ'MBIA. sc.
Present Capital, $150,OOO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, s50O.OOO.

crFiCEEs.
John y. Palmer, president.
q. Brcnztr. Cashier.
T.. n. q. But;, Assistant Cashier.
i,lRECrUNa.
j. Eli Gregg, John B Palmer, F. W. McMas.
ter, Il. d. Sem, oi II. -. Sem & Son; G. ~.
haardcn. O! Copciand& Bcarden; Il. l.. Bryan.
Of BrHan N McCarter; ". q. Swafiield, OF Is.
( u. c Swuf.iu!6.
+. y. McMie;cr, Solicitor.
ItHl Bank Is now open Tor the transaction
i Ct general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DFFosIT ci currency or
coin, bearing interest NJ tie rate OF raveu (7)
per cent per annum. III kind. Will he issued.
Deposits from Houmy officers especially So
iicitcd; also, from Trustees, .iiuinistrdtors
Er'rntors, ProttSSiond' Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
f'y a"d Country MrchnntS. and other busi-
ness men, and the usual accommodations ex.
,endc.,
Notes. Rils 81 Exchange. and other cvi
dcncrr oi debt discounted, and money loaned
0ii cs.!a.:.ra.
:S'orkS. Bonds, Go'd, Siirer bought and sold.
MmtHdfcd Cu rthcy purchased at a small
discount.
Sight Drafts iru,rm direct on all the promi-
n"ni places in England Ireland. Scotland,
France. Germany, Belgium, Holland, Dem
mnr& ana he O'icm'. Letters Of Credit issued,
ayablc III any of he above places.
Drafts on all the plominrn. cities in the
United States bought and sold.
banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
>pcn from Q to3 Feb % 1y
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
Ill the effects Of Errors and Abuses in ear ~
lifc. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cured. lmpedlmtnt- 10 marriage removed
New method of treatment. New and remark
bic remedies. Books and Circulars sent free,
iu sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
S"uth Ninth street, Philadtlohia, Pa.
0rt Is ONO
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,

IN1'ERES T a LILO WE'D 4 y TIE RA 7Etif
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM
o. CERIIFICI I E;S or DEPOSIT,
AND SII pLE GENT. CON-
irUNDEU ETEHI .SIX
U0NIWS OIT .lE(O UNITS
OFFICERS.
I'm. Martin, lrceidcut.
JOAN - tai;.lcT, yi...pro.;a.,ts
John Y. Thomas, '"e-ffesiuttts.
...'i Er. niIcr, Cashier.
:. II. SAWYER, Assistant Cashier i
charge of Itranches.
john {. =. Smith, Assistant CArhier
ii!rfr;GFS
Wade hampton, William Martin, A. C.. Has.
kcll, +. ". McMaster, juh. L. Thomas, E. il.
Heinitsh, John u. Palmer, Thomas F.. Gregg
Columbia.
j. Eli Gregg, Aai!u:l.
q. Il. Scott, Newherrv.
IL. &. Maycs, Newberry.
y. II. Uui' ,Ee, Charleston.
Uauicl Ra,rncl. jr.. Charleston.
rHcchapics, Laturcre, Cicrhs, Widows, Or
phans and Others may here dcpuAi, their saw.
nHs ard draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters. Professional Men and trusteet
wishing to draw interest on their funds unit.
they require them for business or other pur.
posea: l'arent4 desiring TO ect apart small
sums for tlrir cn,lircn and Married Won,e d
md Minors whose deposits can only be with.
iheir legal representatives, wishing to lay
.sidc funds for future use. arc here afforded
III opportunity oi GcpostiES their means
'vhcre they will rapidly accumni"tc, and, at
Inc same time. be subject to withdrawalwheI,
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The New York Tribune. the ablest Re-
publican paper in America, takes n very
different view of things thun does the
Columbia Union. That paper, in an
article on the New York election. headed
"Shall the Lesson be Heeded?" says,
among other things:
''For months, the developments OF
rascaiity In the management of the re.
constructed governments Of several
Southern States have been growing
more and more conclusive. No intell-
gent man longer doubts that those 20.
vernments have been hagrantiy expen-
Bive and corrnpt-tl they hnvo in
creased taxation, ipc. I'd debt and
Issued bonds, to ~ enormous extent.
The facts are in part concealed or OBJ
scured, but cannot long remain 80;
s.enongh is already known TO Justify the
very gravest apprehensions. In the two
Carolinas, especially. the robberics ap-
pear to have been quito rs gigantic,
when the relative wealth Of the respect
: I've communities is considered, as in this
clty. Yet men whom We have esteemed
honest, talk as though all exposure and
reprehension of these villainies should
be left to Democratic journals TINT we
ought to ignore, or befog, or belttle
them. They represent such exposure as
calculated to damage tho Republican
party generally; We hold that, even il
this be so. that party will bn far worse
: damaged by seeking to cover up those
iniquities. and thus making them, to
some extent. it's own. Let it prom pity
and fearlessly expose and denouuce the
criminals, if it would vindicato itself
from all completely in their crimes"
The same article, afterwards in speak
ing OF Clayton, of Arkansas; Bullock, of
Georgia; Littlefield, of Florida. and the
bonds Issued by the Scott administers
ton, says:
"We PREJUDICE no case in particular.
Possibly. Clayton is all that lie ought to
be. and Bullock an innocent, prosecuted
saint. who has retired from the Govern.
orship of Georgia With clean hands and
pure heart. Possibly, there have been
no frauds in the reconstructed lpgisla.
tures-no bonds issued by Littletields
and Kimptons but just such as should
have been"
And concludes ns follows:
''Men and brethren! there is te be q
general overhaulipg of pretensions, Il
sweeping ont OF dark corners, drag.
ging to light Of hidden iniquities, the
coming winter II there be those who
dread such an ordeal. they may wisely
put an ocean between them and the
scene Of their misdoings without further
delay"
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While Mr.. Wm. Il. Cole aud Miss
Mary Conway were returning from n
funeral, near Savannah, Ga, on the
18th, the horse attached to their vehicle,
becoming frightened, ran of, and threw
out the oconpants. The young lady was
S1ed. and the gentleman, it, is feared,
AeIly wounded.
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"Motte's Victon5
ENTIItEEYsN

For Tie cure of Dyspsi
BiliOus JisedSt4S
and oil Inapuf35
THESE DITIEhIg4
H. blished themeeiN
public and metlica1)
from purely Vegetables
ledgcd efficacy tlair 4
tonic, stimulating 49,
peculiarly adapt them r
Debility, Nervous ri
tenn, &c.
As an e1citant Of the
some aid to the prod
will be found to b6M
their peculiar medi1Etf
Of uncqualed value e63
and Fever, CongestI1k
diseases. wtJ
These Bittera Vfll Ba
fully beneficial mall CO
regularities Of F6s Sles
duced, they becoW
medicin al staple.
stimulants advertie1
tho system without
action. They are
ric and constitutid
to the public.
kIa nrfs c...@
Sold by j. II. fI13
Sent III :
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Special Notices.

The DAILY KAFFLES Of tho Charleston
Charitable Association take place every morn
ing, at 10 o'clock. at their Office, on Main
street, opposite tho site of Jannoy's Hotel.
Nnv
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QUOTATIONS. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA Sc.
cUKITIEs. BY d. GAMnRILL, BROKER,
Main street, Colnmbia. S C.. Dealer in
Gold. Silver. Bank Notes. Stocks. Bonds,
tc.-November is. 1911.
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STATE. Bid. Ask,
South Carolina Bonds, G a
cent. told) ................ 72
South Carolina Bonds, 6 RI
cent. new .......... 80. q
South Carolina Stock. 6 q ct. 40
CITY SECURITIES.
City Columbia Bonds. & n ct. GO
City Columbia Bonds, q ct. 20
City Columbia Gas Stock,
par, $40. IL
City Charleston Stock. G n ct. SO
City Charleston Bonds, Fire
Loan, r. cent. ...... II
RAILROADS.
South Carolina Bonds, r.
cent, 1st mortgage. sc
South Carolina Bonds. 7 E, ct. 70
South Carolina Bonds. 6 rrct. Go
South Carolina Stock, par,
SlOO, 80
South Carolina Bank Stock,
par, Sl25.. ............... 80
North eastern Bonds, LIST mort
gage, s e cent .......... 81
Northeastern Bonds, 2l mort
gage, s e cent. 81
Northeastern Stock, prefer
red, 8 Z cent, rur $50.
North eastern Stock, Capital,
par, S0O.
Charleston and Savannah
Bonds, 6 r cent. ........ 65
Savannah and Charleston rs
Bonds, 1st mort, 7 "a cent. 65
Savannah & Charleston Bonds
State guarantee, e cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Stock, par, 500. .......
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds. State guar, Z "a CT. Sc
Grecnvillo and Columbia
Bonds. I'd mortgage. 7 T'ct. 40
Greenville and Columbia lst
mortgage, past due, Z e ct. 95
Greenvllle and Columbia
Stock. par. SO. ..........
Charlotte. Columbia and Aug
LIST mortgage Bonds, 1r'c. 81
Charlotte, Columbia md Au.
gnsta Stock, 500. par. -. 40
Spartunburg and Union BIDS,
State guarantee, T. cent. 80
Blue Ridge Bonds. LIT mort
gaga. Z e, cent. ....... so
Cheraw anu Darlington Binds,
lst mortgage, S e cent. -. %
% mortgage, s e cent. -. IS
BANKS.
Peoples Bank of Charleston
Stocn, par. 500. ~. 2
Union Bnnk Charleston Stock,
phI, Gov. ID
Planters aud Mechanics Bank
Charleston Stock. par, so %
South Carolina Loan and
Trust Co. Stock, par. Sl00.. 100
Firet National Bank Stock,
par, 500. 12l
People s National Bank Stock,
| par. 500. ............... l0s
Bank of Charleston Stock,
| par, 500. 10
CArolinu National Bank Of Co
lumbia Stock, par. Sl0O.. 100
Central National Bunk of Co
lnmbin Stock, par. $780,. 100
Sonth Carolina Bauk and
Trust Co. Stock. par. 500.
BANK NOTES.
Bank Of Camden Is
Bank Of Chester. ...... Is
Bank Of Georgetown. ...... O2
Bank Of Hamburg ........ Is
Bank of Newbrrry. ...... IL
t3auk of South G rolina. .... 05
Bank Of State Of Snnth Caro-
Ina. prior to 1861 ...... %
Bank OF State of South Caro-
lima. 1861 and 1862. -. %
Commercial Bank Columbia. 05
Exchange Bank oi Cuiunniia 03
Farmers and Exchange Bank
of Charleston ou............ 02
Merchnnts' Bank Of Chernw. 03
Planters Bank of Fairfield. 03
State Bunk. .......... ..... O3
These quotations are liable to fluct
ton. Securities sent to me will be
mitted for Us directed, mt the best m
ket rates. Stocks and Bonds of ev
description bnnght and sold
CLOTHING HOUS
OF
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Fali and Winter Goods.

IA TIE undersigned begsleave to inform
IA his customers. and the public general
ILL ly, that he has just returned from New
York with the most choice selection of goods
SKINS, Cloths, French and English Ca si
meren, Vestings, DC, OF the most modern
patterns.
A large assortment of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS.
By paying close attention to business, he
expects to receiyo share Of the public pa.
trOnaRe. G.. D. EBERHAHDt
Sept 20
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WHAEs

TF it was only in the uiar toF69
/ this question could never
caure the people Of Columbia and =
already know tho fact and act upon
ARE
We offer tho best goods 10 be sc::ssse
known market, and if better thAnA
poald possibly be had. We should nav -
YOU 50 ~
Our perishable goods are fresh: ds4 ~ s!g
cu scarcely supply the demand. dplAG4 SAi
ar. In this class we include HaHy NJ
faA Strips, Tongues, DC. 49,
GOING a&S1
! Notwithstanding, we think,
thanany merchant hero, VIC offer pece ~
ducenents in guilty as In price, M aE
TO y
In Liquors. am assured you bhFl =
side track. We trust all who i've
will acknowledge the '.Corn." - Z
| In Fancy Groceries atid Cameo stt4Sh3H$E
assortmentis is unequaled; every oy6lt 5E36
ABOUT YnfsssX }ssS
Being added to stock. promptly. Aaa !
goods always sop.hand.. ~ 9kl
1T7 ~ a e. IS IS
! So, dear rAsder, whepsyeIs
I! Groceries rune abort; Mhefln
required for tue sick ro0gl -
peiito of the dt,!cuIe tal|a1
you want anything elsADs
and Shoes, or Queen's' W -
can tell you. alHo wh4
nothing .sS
|
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Notice,

Notice.
OFFICE TREASURY HIGHLAND COUNTY.
COLUMBIA, October 20. 1871
'1HHE books OF the Treasurer OF ltichlahd
i County will be opened on the Goth tlav OF
NOV FLMBEh, 1871. for the receipt Of taxes
due the State and County for the year 1871.
The penalty of twenty per cent, provided
by law, will he added to ali taxes remaining
unpaid on the 18th day of January, 1872
The rate OF taxation for the year 1871 is as
follows. viz
Stste tax per centum. Observation-Disclosures. mills
County tax per centum. ............ 3 miiln
q II. BALDWIN,
Oct 81 t13 Treasurer Richlnnd County.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE,
Carolina Life Insurance Co.,
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
ASSETS OVER sl.O5o.oo0
WADE HAMPTON. ..r President.
ID. G. TRIMBLE. .............Se Secretary
ISSUES POLICIES, either participating or
l. non-Darticipatlng, on al The approved
plans OF lite Insurance.. All Policies non-for-
f-itable. definite cash surrender value qua
ranteed OH all Policies after second annual
payment. Active agents wanted
BLACK, PORCHER & CO.,
Stnte Agents, Columbia. s. G.
}. L. BLACK. p. n PuRcHER, p. W. sEIRELe,
Nov III limo
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CLOTHING HOUSE
CHILDS & WILEY

A RE daily receiving the finest READY.
n MADE CLOTH No, for old and young
gentlemen. that have ever been offered in his
market. No CUSTOM. made can surpass. and
but few can equal FEM. in style. and finish,
and price. \
We soil the best. L lower ratos than those
who don't bny from mItsmanufacturo rors dir ect.
s&dRTs.
We keep the sts hnd Irue FIJI rons!sntl!l OF,
on hsnd. and wiiZEatte a. oacers ae ior h"'' "ozeh
;. .JNDERIWEAAin In allvarietiea.
gtsz3ss..,,, 80 ElPER, Ok OTHIN&s r., ~.
4GLoy1 Aers Bnok, Kide1S1E Raj md
3 y ]
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VOL. VINO. 2osi

Removal-----NEW GOODS-....Removal
-. HAVING just returned from New York,
where l made my pu chascs, am pre-.
pared to show one Of the MOST CHOICE
-4Aand SELECT
STOCK OF GOODS
for Gentiemen's wear ever offered in this mar
ket. My stock embra "a French, English and
Scotch CassimGrts 8. Cloths and VeBtings, and
a full supply Of Gents Furnishing Goods ge.
nerally. 1 have RlsO very large stock of the
celebrated ''Star Shirts" A share Of patron
ago ia respectfully licted.
~ My store is located in Htorks new build.
ing, few doors below the old stand.
Sept II J. r. EISENMANN.
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9aS- Bills marked thus y arc being
redeemed at the counter of abovepofIicr.
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J. WALKER Proprietor. r H. 4rftfd -
Gen. Agu, San Fraheheo, Cal, and
Vinegar Bittcrs aro nof
Made OF Poor Rutn, W.T.
and Refuse LIQUORS docte :
cned to please tho taste, Sal1oJ
ers." Eestorcrs." &C., tiins.
drunkenness and ruin, but d
from the Native Roo anSL
from all Alcoholic Gt( =
GREAT BLOOD PpI
GIVING PRINCIPLE
Invigorator OF the System, = g
matter and restorinGthc blol =
No person can take thcse;Bi1
tions and remain long unwa -
are not destroyed by mincrai
and the vital organs wastei1
pair.
They arc n Gentle
Tonic, possessing also, : =
as powerful agent In rel
nation Of the Liver, and : )!
FOR FEMALE c
young or old. married = = +
manhood or at the turnt - =
no equal. =
For Inflnmmnt to- 1 r =
tfsm md Gouf, D1 T.
Bilious, REMIT nc
Diseases Of tho Bid A
Bladder, these Bite |[|
Such Diseases nrc q
which is generally prodS 3;tZ
DiRcstivc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR =
ache. Pain In the Shouldc g.
Chest. Dizziness. Sour F,
Bad tnsto in the Mouth. S}N1
ofthe Heart. Inf.ammatioa Io{ !!
regions OF the Kidneys. dGJ 3 <
symptoms. are the ofspri 1sS5!!
They invigorase the
psdlys p!a liver =, md bowels :
impnrting new - s.
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