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If that unmitigatod nuisance,
The Freedmcns' Baptist Church, is
not abatcd by the corporate author.
tiles, we shall report il to the next
Grand Jury rs q nuisance. We can
swear positively that any well
regulated city with such a Pande.
monium within its jurisdiction,
would either make its inmates keep
the peace or tear il down in twenty.
four hours. The worse than Hin
doc orgies, in that dancc-housc, arc
kept up until after midnight, and
this too under the namc Of religion.
We would prefer infinitely an
Insane Asylum neal us, or twenty
machine shops, but this Internal
bowling of wild beasts is rather
too much for us, especially after ton
o'clock at night. IT is only in hot
weather and short nights that these
devils make darkness hideous will
their wildcat SCREENINGS.
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TIE SHERIFF

BITS us to say that in adyer-
delinquent tax lists some
ave probably been made,
Rrties who are advertised
bipts and will exhibit them,
takes will be promptly
4.
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Remember the Fircmens' Picnic
on tho 18th, and all who can, should
take their Basket along, and pre-
pare for a pleasant time. The
members will do their part towards
making the occasion an agreeable
one, aud Rll our citizens should
participate in tho festivities for all
are invited.
1t is with great pleasure We also
announce that at the solicitation of
the ladies, the Macon Cornct Band
will discourse their sweetest strains.
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Post once Notice.

in this Office must be paid
Vance.
taking papers at this of.
prepay their postage or
bers will be stopped.
4. A. J. McHENRY.
s2ts Postmaster.
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be authorized to announce
EALhAWAY rs Il candidate
office of Circuit Clerk of
county. Election Monday,
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linQlent subscribers will
) during Court week we
be as hard on them as the
4 delinquent tax payers.
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TO the Public.

NOR satisfactory reasons, all persons
II will from this day remove all skiHs
from the lake in my plantation, and forever
after dcsist from fishing in The same.
JuiyS-3ts L. +. CARPENTER.
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eenee Gov, Alcorn being
'm the keepership Of the
Us probably enjoying his
the management Of
aeal' OrnithOlogical and
xture Of races. Unless
tho ~"aedcntary'' dnrius
erm, we scacely know
L keep himself "bcl rs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-08

Sons Improved Fruit Jars foi
YATES u
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GAL N Q " 3
be Co., Saturday, July s.
AnnnnnrEmnntE.

.Nill DC an election in This Statc,
|S7l, for State und County onlcer'
'es desiring 70 become candidates
their NAMES announced nj such BY
me With the following terms
\ mud district oHlCes, SIS; fol
fcos, $40; tor Beat and Town Off
No candidates. maine will be in
iii the cash is paid. All personal
Recommendations, or calls for per
ooue caadilates, will DO charged
Advertising rates in advance.
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Smelling Is Believing.

A negro hereabouts, was set upon
by a party in disguise, and kukiuxed
On being questioned he averred
his X X trends were of the coloreL
persuasion. lie was asked why he
thought so. "Smelt um, massa,'
WAS the short and convincing reply
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DR.. HuRLEY'S
POPLAR WORM d

Is really all it claims to be. A specific, re.
moving all kinds and varieties of Worms
from the human visccra of young or old.
30 harmful effect from its use. No dan.
ger from III overdose; children love it.
Messrs. Jas. RuddIe u Co.-Gentlemen
It gives me great pleasure to say, after IL
sing all the other worm remedies known to
me, with but part success to my children, !
was advised to Try DIR. Hurley's, and since
using il my children have become quite
well and healthy. The children would eat
it all the time, it is SO pleasant, if we would
lot them. believe it Is one of the best and
safest remedies known, and rs such, recon-
mend it to one and all.
JAMES w. TRAVIS.
Louisville, July 8, 1868.
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ders for Books Of any kind filed
test notice at publishers prices.
w. r.. FERRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-08
bile, July 8, Cotton lsa cents.

be date on the msrgi0 Of your
hns when paid TO
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-08

}! LgMBER - ". +. Ferris
J in Macon for Z. S. Dismukes
"a.
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Eighteen of The negroes who
attempted to Ku-Klux Bridges, are
lodged in Jail to await their trial ut
the coming term Of the Circuit
Court.
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DROWNED.

boy living on M. Ben
fell into n cistorr
and was drowned
gas fractured ia the fall
might have been
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-08
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Shingles! Shingles!
For Sale at the Macon Depot.

7 AM now prepared to furnish Lumber
/ and Shingles By the carload, a! the
shortest notice and will keep a good supply
on hand for GREENBAUkS or will ex-
change for Corn or Bacon, and am prepared
to haul to any point.
may20-Jm D. G.. FARMER.
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/ Fresh Lager Beer and lee 90 +
ERED MARI.
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d School Books, go to
w. +. FERRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-08

Read the letter from our Bigby
Valley correspondent. 1t gives a
simple and truthful account Of the
facts connected with the negro Ku-
KIux raid in that vicinity. Uncle
Sans soldiers had nothing TO do
with this branch of the Ku-Klux
organization-Oh no! it is only
white X. KS. they are after. Mis-
sissippi is the only State now in
which Ku-lIiux Hunters aro on the
war path. We have an election
here next fall.
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'TEI GREAT RINEDIIS
DR.. HVRLEY'S COMPOUND SYRUP
Of SARSAPARILLA WITH 10
DiDE OF POTASH.

Prepared WiM Scientific Ac-
curdcy from tile PUrest Ma
teridLS.
The great Alternative and blood purifier, a
certain remedy and cure foI Scrufula, or
Kings Evil, Carries Of the Bones, Pimples
Boils and all eruptions of the Skin, arising
from impure blood: Costive Habits, Kid
ney disease, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Rheumatism, Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
Female Irregularities, Pistula, Piles, Syphl-
lis or Secondary Syphilis and all disorders
arising from the i~nlprudent use of mercury.
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Monumental Association,

Editors Beacon:
In II recent issue of your paper,
was pleased 10 notice an eloquent
appeal from "Noxubee Rife" cali
ing upon the good people of this
county, to take some steps towards
the erection Of a monument to our
fallen braves.
A short time after the surrender
Of our armies, the writer Of this,
through the columns of the "Bea-
con-" urged our people TO do some
thing in this important matter, and
was responded to by two old citi-
zens OF the county, the lamented
Judge VIM. Ii. Smith and Jacob
Pearce, Esq, both Of whom pro-
posed to donate fifty dollars each.
Feeling confident that it is only
necessary tor some one to take the
lniatory step, to accomplish this
highly creditable object, | propose
that the following named persons
be requested to act rs agents to
solicit contributions, and to report
result ofthcir efforts, at u meeting
to DO held in Macon on the 10Th
day of December next.
Let it not be said that our noble
dead were "shovelled out OF memo
ny, as soon AZ shovelIcd into the
grave" but let us erect a momu-
ment that will perpetuate their
glorious deeds and self sacrificing
devotion, till the end of Time.
CITIZEN.
Macon. Hog Eye.
Capt. REV Yates VIM. IL. Smith,
G.. o. Brooks, D. G. Taylor,
Geo. billiard, Hugh Windham.
DIR. FL A Minor,
z 4 Ferris.
Brooksvile. X-Prairie.
Capt. r J Stokes, DR.. J G FAINT,
VIM. Price, Col. Reed,
ID M Love, TIL 81 Dantzler.
DR.. b W Moorer.
Deer Brook. Cooksviilc.
J Latt Deupree, r Sparkman,
Maj. Tom Moore, W Nelson, =
DR.. + Deuprce. DR. Il Boykin.
Cliftonvilie. Fox Trap.
Maj. G W Moore, ED Cavett,
Clarke Lewis, Chas. Christian,
Capt WD Deupree. Andy Heron.
Bigbec Valley. Mushulaville.
} Robinson, CaptJ Higgins,
j II Pearce, Jr., G ii Thomas, =
Murray :Drake. NJ. Callahan.
Somcrville. Shuqualak.
L S Gathright, Major Mum,
DR.. Jno II Prince. Sam Day,
Jno Burrage, Col L Haynes.
Soule Chapel.
W Eckford,
Joe p Stokes,
Jno D Hodges,
N. B. If these men do not bestir
themselves, we shall be compelled
to call upon our noble women.
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MARRIED.

AT thc residrace Of DR.. Wedgaworth, on
the 9TH inst, by tho Rev Leroy Mtssingrlp,
Mr., MATT MAHrRHER Of this county, and
Miss MARY A. TEA1UE, Of Sumter Co. Ala.
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III

Billed Soda, always standing il
FRED MARKS.
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AN ACT to exempt two horses or
mules from seizure and sale for de-
linqncnt taxes for the year 1870,
until the 10th day of November,
A. d. 1871. q.
SECTION |. Dc it enacted Ivy the
Legislature ofthc State of MISSISSIPPI
pi, That two horses or mules to each
tax payer are hereby exempt from
seizure md sale of dc!inQucnttaxps
OF 1870 until the goth day of
November, A. ID. 1871.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approvsn May l3, 1871.
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Robt, I.ougbridre.

Robt, I.oughridge,
Then came more music, an I'd.
dress by the Chancellor, and more
mnsic. The valedictory, which was
excellent, by A. II. Whitfield OF
Aberdeen, then more music, aud
IN address by Gov. AIcoru, closing
with the benediction.
Fhe first homer man is A. II.
Whitfield second, Cornelius Miller,
and the third, NJ. +. Taylor.-Pilot.
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Soule Chapel.
J W Ecktord,
Joe P Stokes,
Jno d Hodges,

N. B. If these men do not bestir
themselves, we shall be compelled
to call upon Jul noble women.
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-. ~" Eli,
General Agent for the State,
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j Jupo 2S
; Main street.

A Few reasons why they should have the
IA preference over all other6.,.;!..1 m, nj
l. Wheeler Wilson's Sowing Machine is
much simPler than eny 81 the othors;, re-
| curing less than half tho amount Of ma
chinery.'. so q" -
2. AS the result. Of this simplicity, this ma
get out Of repair.
Greater s anShsT S9s5tv Essul this simplicity is
4. Another. result is less ftiction; and, CON
sequently, greater ease and rardity OF mo-
Lion, with less noise nm 0,.-
s. And, greatest 81 all, that it naes no Shut.
tic, and makes the lock stitch. ~ "
Itis the CHEAPEST to huythe best Buy the
machine that has Justly, fairly and honora-
ply won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler 4
Wilson not only stood first nndforemost! but
now stands the unlivalled Sewing Machine of
tho enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chine g that haa bccn thus tested and proved,
and then you are sure to get the best. For
sale on the easiest possible terms Sales
room Main street, aecond door, below FuGN1x
office, Columbia, S. C. '-'-~
Us. PURSlEY, Agent.
a. WnyrE, General Southern Agent.
June 2l r.. emo
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Oregon has donkey:of; SO great f,rm,..
aaa md decisinn nf aLa~a.4S.. AZ n.

Oregon has donkey;ofas SO great f,rn,- :
ness end dscisi9n Of character thai lie
recently rejected the ,cpmbiped ,persua.
sives Of a,4horongha ;cudasilinaR RH7n and =
four house Team, actually bfsaSIna Tie
hagse.; by, thioh.. h4 Vas attached to the
eqa?nea. i He still stands in his chosen
position, and they talk, OF converting
MN INTO stationary donkey engine. 4
IT think" /" o1rc.s onos ia,aid famous yereta. !.
rian in ooh7ersasiS@S, IT, :thsti e When segSsa q han
lves on beef he becomes something Of
an o.; il he eats mutton he begins to
look sheeRish, and il he .eats pork may
he not grow swinish?,,,:, '.That may be,''
said HIS; oppQnent; ,..,:but when ia man
lives, on nothing but vegetables, 4 think
he ID apt to be pretty small potatoes,
The best imitation Of real hair. now in
the market, is that made from linen
thraadS A New jersey man is tho pa
tentee and only manufacturer, and he
makes black linen switches, between
which and the genuine it 'is almost i'm.
possible to detect a'difTerencs. The price
he receives is So pound.
Victor Hugo is at work on .'Ths Year
Of Troubles, q roted German on ..Tbe
Year of Triumph and the Rev. Samuel
Makes, an Englishman, on .'The Year Of
Vengeance" Curiously enough, TOO.
the three nre writing of precisely the
same time-the late disastrous year in
France. T
A Nashville preacher converted m; OBJ
stlnate sinner by muscular Christianity,
we'll pounded in. ~ -,
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CLOTHING HOUSE
c HI Id S & WILEY,
lCoLU sIBIA, s. q.

NE have marked down all of our larce
w STOCK OF READY-NIADE CLOTHING to
reach OF all that wleh good fitting csrmont
made IN tho latest stylo md by tho best max
crs1n New York. We are the only house that
sell All Linen Drawers at $3.50. We are the
Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine An in
spectior OF our large stock will settle the
mind OF any one that money is made by buy
ing from hs Thirty-two inch Sole Leather
Trunks, only q few left, at S20 June 29
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State Of South Carolina---Richl Ca. !.
(1QNRT q z 20 aflIQ N y Z =. r. =

State Of South Carolina---Riohland Co.
co URT. OF COMMON PLEAS
Thos. Tillet, j. c. McCurdy andJ. J. Groor.
Pleintifa, Us. Alexander Smythe, Defendant
.:crG :t!c: SS::ije, DEjtH3di; in IL IS action
VoU arc hereby summoned and required
u to answer the compla int in this action
which will be filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas. for the said
County, snd to serve copy OF your answer
on the subscribers ut their Office in Colum-
bia, South Carolina within twenty days after
the service of this summons on YOU, exclusive
Of the day Of service -
4, II you fail to answer this rlaint within
tho time aforesaid, the pi. us will tako
Judgment against you for the sum of ono
Thousand four hundred and twcnty.threo
dollars and fifty, eight cents, and coste.
Dated Columbia, s. O., MAY IS. 1871.
CAhkCLL, MELTON &JAHNEY,
D.B. MILLER, c. c. c.
To Mc Dcfea,innt. .ileran4le, S,ny,he:
Tnke notice that the summons III this &C.
ion. of which the foregoing is a copy, was
1leu IN the Office OF the Clerk of tho Court OF
Common fleas, at Columbia, in the County of
K1clhand, in, the State of South Carolina. on
the 10th day OF May, 1s7l.l Dated Columbia,
c., Junn IL, 1871. f ,I--r--.'
CARROLL, MELTON.s JANNEY.
Plaintiffs' Attorneys
June ~ tue ColumbiH 4. G. Z:
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NOTICE TO AaENTs
!. -. OF THE
'Co-0perative Building Association.

. .h . .
ALL Agents Of the above Association Arc
hereby requested to report on TUESDAY: the
2oth July. to the General Agent, Mt Columbia,
tho number of Tickets remaining on hand.
also, to remit ali money received by them, by
express, or registered letter. Tho General
Agent desires these returns to be made. in
order that he may fix upon definite day for
tho drawing. Of which due notice will be given
through the papers OF the State. All money
received after tho Tickets arc sold, will DO
promptly returned to tho sender. He would
advise those who have not already supplied
themselves with Tickets, to do so at once
Each club of tenrwilli bo entitled to one extra
Ticket. DIR. e. ". WHEELER
General Agent, Box So, Columbia, S. C.
ea- All papers publishing previous ad.
vertisement, will please copy tho above one
unne. ~ July IS i
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FIRE 1NSURA ANCE.
George Higgins Agency,
Established in Columbia. S. c., a. d. 1870.

II with tho laws of tho State of South GaroA
INA nna; an1 have been duly licensed by the Comp
trolior; General of the State, and by CITY Of
columbia, for the present year. representing a
CAPITAL OF OVER sac, ,o0O.O
Elna Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford.
don. p"A'' ~ Aoa-
Francieco, California. - oA''
York. "!' "a -Ne"
pptnam Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
- Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New
GEORGE HUGGINs, Agent.
ONCE at Mr. DUTIES new bookstor,. onpo.
bite tho Columbia Hotel. Nav On i3wpp
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EECrTIYE DEpA 1,-rs11.xnA .

COLUMBIA June ZS, 1871,
NJHEkEAS, informal lion has bee n Officially
Y! received ut this Department. that va,
Games have occurred in tho of1ices OF Cotlnty
commissioners in the following Counties. to
Wit: Newberry County, Simeon Young and
David Hailstock; Chester County, w. H' Fro
neberser and Alexander Kelsey; Clarendon
Oounty, T. J. Lemon and Gadsden Tarlton:
Union County, H. II. White and John Tina
ley; Laurens Comfy, David Foulke and Tur.
pin Dendy, failed to qualify
Now, therefore, i, ROBERT X. SCOTT
Governor Of the State Of South Carolina. il,
accordance with the thirty. scyentL Section nf
tho Act OF September &c, 1868, entitled Gan
Act to dttine tho duties and jurisdiction OF
Connt! commissioners, 40 hereby Issue this,
my proclamation, that 4 special election be
held on TUESDAY, the 25th day Of july
next, ts fill said vacancies for tho i,ncxprcil
term thereof. within tho said Counties. re-
tpt ctiTc'yy The Commissioners Of Elections,
appointed in pursusalcc or IAN Act uroyi,l.
ing tor hc General Elections, and tile manner
of conducting the snme." approved Marcn /.
1870, are authorized AID directed to conduct
'hc sald special elections, respectively and 10
mnac AL necessary arrangements therefor,
1nu , eaeh o! mem arc hereby required, after
due nuhlration. and with strict reea I'd 10 the
provirions pf tile Constitution and the laws OF
the state touching their duties in such case.
to9ause such elections to be hold on the day
aforesaid, and to take nll tile necessary steps
Tor tho holding OF such elections, and for the
asccrtaining and determining tho person or
persons who shall have been duly elected
thcrrat.
In testimony whereof, I nave hercunto kct
my hand, and caused the Great Seal of
tho state to be affixed, mt Columbia,
II this 23d day of Iune, A. ID. 1871, and
in tho ninety. fifth year of tie Inds-
pendcMcc OF the United States OF Anne.
ROBERT X. SCOTT. Governor.
F. l.. CAnDozo. Seer, tary CT State;
June 25
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Symbolic Admorition.!'


ENHE teason isi ut hand when The human
i family Is more afflicted thau during any
other l,a;i, "f The. !tar. Tic sni 'trayr acting
upon the ,lerayc.l vegc able and anin,alnat1.
ter. pesiIss.ss tie stmosphere, ard produces
yer, hilioua Complainls, Diarrhna. Dyeen-
terry. Cl?]cra Morbus, Cramps ard Ch olic, etc.
Hence the system rtquires an, invie eordting
and TONIC medicine. that. will brace mp its
shattered forces. and enable the organs to
perform their proper functions. Por tfiis pur.
pnse nsnyS We W9nla rsc9mmena the use Of REIN
Eor Dyspepsis and Weak Stomach -!
For tho Liver and Kidneys,t e,,s
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting Of Blood.
For Weakness and eneral Debility.
Eor 1888 OF Appetite. For Sick Headache.
For Dlarrhna and Dysentery. 4rf =
For Fever and Ague. For Bilions Foyer.
FOR ChoItra Morbus and Cramps.
For palpitation Of the HeartE
For Broken Down Nervous Systen.
For Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
For Purifying The Blood.
IlEINITsII's QUEENS DELIGHT
The people approve of, and physicians sane
tion it's use, because IL is a good medicine,
Take no other medicine. It is spring invi.
gorator. a summor tonic, purifying beve.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions,
male and female-grown persons and chill.
dren at this particular season Be sure and
call at Heinitsh's Drug Store and get bottl
OF his grcat medicine.
Prepared only by E. Il. HEINITeH,
May 10 Druggist and Chemist
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD's.
New Books, bv Express.

New Books, bv Express.
pHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
= CHRIST, &c., by strond, and letter by
War and Culture, by Arthur Helps. $50.
Hugh Millcr's Life and Letters, two vol
umes. by Peter Bayne, with portrait. 81. II
christianity and Positiveism, by McOosh.
rGople,s Practical Poultry Book, complete.
Mrs. Wistar. #; = -
CallirAoe, q Romance, by Sand. 50.
Chmates for 1nyalids, by L. Bill. SIPS.
Body and Mind, by Mandaley, London. 81.
Little Men, by anthor OF Little Women.
Pike County Ballads. By Jchn E.y. sI.5n.
Mrs. Becton's Book Of Household Mana ge-
ment Most complete work. Illustrated.
Also, some new Novels by good authors.
just opened, at BRYAN l. MoGARTER's =
June IL Bookstore
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DIP. D. Z, BO02ER

efsSS WOULD Respectfully infor,.,
s5SSsaS His patrons an,. the public re.
>4kII4y nerally that .,e has moved into
HE new Office, over Dufhe d Cllal,man's Book.
si"re, oppor lie the Columbia Hotel, where l.o
ia prepared 10 execute, sati6la ctorily. ali one
ratious end work, Of Whatsoever Kind his bro
feseion demands. Terms sccomm odatine.:
hTnrch
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

I INFORM my friends and
just received an entire new
Vstock OF Double and Single Bar.
TS! p; agNs, RErEATERS, Fiasks, Pouches,
rrastoii-bens, = Caps, Buck-Shot, Cartridges.
aud Shot.
HE1'AlR1NG done at short notice.
Oct 3 P. ". KRAFT Main etrcet
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@Eec1a1. Notaoes.

!. COLUMBIA, s. O., June 81, 1871.
DIR: E. ". WHEELER has this day given
TO US, as Trustees for tho Ticket Holders, his
bond in tho penal sum of $4,000, secured by
mortgage OF there estate offered for rattle, ;,
Tor a prompt and faithful distribution Of the
prizes advertised as coon as the 1900 tickets
are sold: JOHN AGNEW,
i J. MEIGAAN,
June 22 Il. .. SILVER.
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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER. No %
NJ Hayne street and uorlbcck's Wharf
Oharleston. 8. G. This is tho largest and
MoaI complete factory Of the kind in tho
can DC furnished by MIR. P. T. ToaIo at pricos
which defy competition. ~ pA'Soe
50 pamphlet with full and detailed ,fat
o, OF auslzes OF Doors. Ssshee and Blinds. and
paid on application to '-u p'e'
July III tlyr p p TO.rE
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Gun and Blasting Powder.
A FULL. aupply OF the celebrated Dupont's
II GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
and cannisters, is now offered to merch ants
and consumers at the lowest market rates. by
the undersigned, who are sole ngents for tho
manufacturers at this place.
May 25 JOHN AGEEW x SON
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Claret Wine
ONdraught, THIS DAY, at low price. by
" tho gallon or dozen. EDWARD HOPE :
Jewelry and Silverware,

,JeWelry and SilverWare,
hF the most approved styles, can be oh.
" tained at I. SULZBACHER'S cstablish-
mnent, naln street Columbia Hotel Row.
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPEOTA.,
Giles and EYE-GLASSES to suit all ages,
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North Carolina Corn Whiskey.
E0 BARRELS Of superior quality for sale
~ by The barrel. Z. HOPE.
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GTOCKs, BONDS and COUPONS bouch,
- and sold by D. GAMDRILI.. Broker.
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The only fine Playing Cards Mt rol1ocx,s
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Every One Drinks seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives hSrength and improves
ID their health. March II