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DANDoLPH MACON COLLEGE,
ASHLAND, VIRGINIA,

offers OIL very low terms the advantages oil tho
rough instruction, high grad. OF scholarship M
munity, and at location remarkable for heath!ul-
ness just sig teen miles north of Richmond, on The
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN DOLLARS
win pay all necessary expenses per term. Session
opens on the LAST THURSDAY in September.
For catalogue, address
REV. JAMES A. DUNCAN, A. d., d. D-
President;
or, Rev. ALEXANDER G. BROWN,
au 5-d& we0d6w SECRETARY
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x7OUSG LADIES' SEMINARY,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
supertor advantages Special facii.tle: IN AZ IL Il.
music Instruction thorough. Address hss. o"i1c,
KINGSBUhY, Tarryto1n. \. Z. an 49,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL oohooSr,
IL ON Church Hin fTwelry fifth street " ~ mi
Marshsli and .isy), by ROBERT 4. FoL .isn viii
EDWARD GAKtICK. principals: s:or G,rhsr
commence SEPTEaBEH II, le a.. a"pnrauoI
particulars. see circulars, 70 be hau on anpSs>
In either of the above gentlemen. sa t-I---
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UNIVERSITY OF VlRGINlA.-The

UNIVERSITY OF VlRGINlA.-The
- session begins on the 1st OF October, aad con.
tinues I'LL the Tuesday before the 4th day OF July.
The Institution Is organized IL separate schools.
on the elective system, embracing ful Courses Of
instruction IN Classics. Literature, Science with
practice In Chemical and Physical Layors;priesl
and In the professions OF Law, MeItclue, Ens!ueet
lug, Teaching and Agriculture
Apply for catalogue TO
WILLIAM wERTENBAkER Secretlrr,
Post-ofice University OF Virginia, Aibcmittr coun-
J. F. HARRISON, Chairman OF Faculty.
10 a. -deodR ,yytsw
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UAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
FACULTY:

The next session of HAMPDES SIDNEY ra
begin September Sd, 1874.
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TO sPoRrsMEN.
spoRTISG POWDER.

= : = = MANUFACTURES >, the pGn.I.
the following brands saisa ,hsy Ssa e
MS articles OF great superiority Aadaooa Ps M
Powder. Orange ndesins roM sise. Btastns, III III
M,n,sr sf pagMds a an safety Fuse For MORRIS
Iraas and pAyESSpts9,ssaia SsSaf.s.airSs.S,>-
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KENMORE UNIVERSITY
IN HIGH SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE. VA,
lPreparatory TO The University OF Nrgna.i

II. A. STROBE (Math. Medalitt L. Val, pr!nct-
nal, and instructor IN Mathematics, Engineering
and Natural Sciences.
II, {. BROCK. b. Lit. u. Va. trecent,y As5,lal.
Professor Of Latin, u. Val, Instructor IN Greek,
Latin. French. and German.
Session b.gius Seu,emDer Is, 1874.
Charges for session, $500. Ill appointments
iirst-cass.
Catalogues sent on application.
ID
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NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL,

NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL,
IN NELSON COUNTY, VA.
Ninth annual session opens September d;
1874, closes June %, 1875. w.
Principals: William d. CAhell, +. Key Meade,
Robert l.. Harrison. NJ. A.; b. Peytou, D. Sc e
and NJ. r., University OF Virginia. For further In.
formation and catalogue address
~ 27-2m Wa. ID. CABGLL, S0r1on1p. o,
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f The next session OF NAMPDES siDNEi "'a
begin September Sd, 1874.
! FACULTY.:
Rev. j. VI. P. ATKINSON, j. d., President ana ffo'
J fcssor Of Moral Science. 49,,
l.. l.. HoLLADAY, A. L., Professor Of Aa'"'H
Science. al
WALTER BLAIR, A. NJ, Professor OF Latin shd
Instructor In German.
DEF. kEMpER, A. ~. Professor or NatheInahS,.
ADDISON HGGE, A. NJ, Professor OF Greek aH' IL
structor In French.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE i situate" -
Prince Edward county. Va, within lew hua",e Us
wards OF Union Theological Seminary. ana sd
miles from Farmvie, on the Atlantic, Ais'!''Pp'
and Ohio railroad. , :, -a,.i,.d.
In this institution The curriculum Is retaiaea,
instruction Is comprehensive and thorough "a. =.
student Is advanced 80 higher class "ishou' p-'
ing q searching examination. ..s,.d
Expenses are moderate, and, from 'nf ~
location OF the College. temptations u eA"A'N
Provision has been made for the
a nMESS HALL. which. to those ayaiishs ..' re
selves OF its advantages win materially 'ss7en '"'
price of board. ,,,.,,o, 10 The
Catalogues can be obtained on appnica!;2S ~
undersigned j. ". p. AfKlSsoS,
H.mpden Sidney Coilestt;;.
t,1e-aodam Prince Edward county. vs.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, ION Viz.
- gnia aud Tennessee Railroad, miles weS!oi
LynchburgJ BEDFORD COUNTY, Nh.-Ih
Tenth Annual Session VIII begin september 18Th.
Beautiful aud healthy location. Full corps OF Ia
structors. Pupils are member, 9f the family. FOR
catalogue or information address, at BELLEVUE T. VI
IN 3-eod2m VIZ. X. ABBOTT friDcinal.
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aIr. 81. Andrew ON sho Grange
Movement.
rRenortcd Tor Che DIspatch.I

Azs TRepoftcd lOr 'tne lyispitciIsJ sgfSgaEE
The Patrons of Husbandry bad great
turnout at WyIliesburg, Charlotte county on
Saturday last. John Boyle Barnes. Esq. >.
p, the worthy master OF the Wyl!iesburg
Grange, assisted by the brethren and sisters.
had spared no efforts to make the occasion
a memorable one. The Grange Is very popu-
lar in Charlotte, and heEce there was mug
gathering, including such sterling old VIZ,
gEpians as Messrs. Samuel Elan, Lud"eli
Barnes. r. o. Robertson, r. r. Puryear, d.
d. Barksdale, Roberts Mason. &c. !here
was also large attendance of the most lnnu
entail northern and English settlers 10 tnls
Section, among whom we're Mess[s. Fais9h
c. Russell, Charles r. Boyce, y. So'hs.o s
| Bolton Fowler, Crendell Hatch, DC. At'er
. snlendid barbecue, worthy Of ancient
times the assemblase adjourned to the Pres
byterian church.
Mr.J. B. Barnes, master of the Grange,
lannropr;atey introduced the business, and
EXPRESSED his satisfaction at thtssuccess and
high standing of the Order.
CAPTAIN j. w. Morton, Grand Lecturer
Of The State Grange, delivered an interesting
and telling Grafton on the Order, its history,
progress, basis, and advantages. He elo.
uuently urged the farmers to come forward
and in the bonds Of brotherly love assist
each other to fight the battle of life.
Mr.. J. 3. Barnes said that he should now
c7ll on j. a. Ell. St. Andrew, Esq, editor of
the Souhs,de Virginidn, to address them.
| They all knew MIR. st. Andrew, and were
Railways glad to see him at his first home in
Virginia.
MIR. ST. Andrew said that he cordially re-
ciprocated the feeling expressed by the
chairman. When he came to Virginia he
came direct to WylIiesburg, and he was hap.
nv to know that he had no warmer friends
than those who lived around bis former
home. [Applause.1 He was not a Granger,
and he kuew but little of the Order,.b but he
was perfectly satisfied that an Order which
had enlisted the highest class of citizens and
the highest ciasS of settlers must be founded
on sound principles. Of course be could
not speak OF their interior proceedings, which
were sicred, but having heard the Chase City
Grange at their "voral exercises" Granger
whose veracity ought not to be lightly i'm
peached had assured bin that they were only
Singing one of their little hymns:
II want to be a Granger,
,yIt tbp (,raI,cprG stand
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RETaEL ACADEMY. the hryest No.
~ Soarding-sch9oI IN Virginia pr,asss, van ae
which IL Is endorsed: sSor,i5 ftciii,es .g,lles by
Practtcat Surceytng: Bonk-keeDtag nv, ,S,ir1n,ias
2rdphy, and has m insroductory ccur @n TA,.
na fsaases' o. aF ys oTsS RI e.
University, and the VisrtnIa MiIit,rya MI Lee
$3.50 for Board and Tuition for hHS g ,.,I sae
twenty weeks. No ertrus Fer Catsios.a.na Of
a e. Principals; Bethel Academy post,.S $e,
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axpsai.isasiy q. tho pispassa sfssS
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ssssEA...sssssn,al..
II OcUsT DALE ACADEMY

THE SIXTEENTH ANIMAL, sy,o,o
18th NJ JUNE, anu cifSes tEs
Tbs Acaserny gives thersssh preoars,,,,
other college. or the ordinary Sustne.s n,a a.y
ne; the terms are as low az any school ~ Of
For further information and e,,alox,. -,
the Principal, A c;f,Dn; address
Rapidan station, culpess, coo aniy
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New Books at Bryan's.

fF,HE GREAT ICE AGE and it's Rotation
l. to tho Antiquity OF Man-by James
Gcikc, +. X. s. 81 So
Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox, (of timo OF G Gcorge
ILL., So 90.
sumner. tProfcssor.) on American Cur.
rency. $500.
Doctrine OF Evolutionary Winchc ell. 81. 90
'ernos' Meridian or Adventures III South
Africa.
Fernes' from the Earth TO tho Noon and
around 1t. slice.
Sun Views of The Earth or the Seasons,
Proctor. L. Il. =. 81 so.
Verncs' Journey to the Centre OF tho
Earth. IS cents.
Also, n supply of new NOVELS, ly Eng
lish and German authors, chcap
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The RADICAL Row AT GEoEGETow \.
The latest ndvices from Georgetown
show no very decided change in the
situation. On Tuesday. the following
delegates to the Republican State Con
vention were, elected: Congressman
Rainey, Senator Jones. (faction leader. ]
and r. Ar. Hamett On Monday,
Bowley, with twelve of his men, (ten
Of whom were delegates to the County
convention, were still IN. jail, and the
Jouesites. bud everything their own
way. The arrival Of the revenue cut
ter had very salutary effect. and the
town is comparatively quiet. but Bow
ley would be in danger of his life if he
were released from Jail, and the citi-
zens in general will feel no security
until IL squad Of United States troops
be sent to the place and stationed
there. Iniendant Cprgdcn has issued
peace proclamatan
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New TREASURE GROUNDS While
capitalists and politicians are discuss.
ing tho question of imitation or non-in-
Aation of the currency, Mother Earth
quietly offers solution of the whole
matter. New gold discoveries have
recently been made in several sections
of the Union. The geologists accom-
panying the expedition of Gen. Custer
across the wilds of the far West report
that portion of the country explored
is fabulously rich in the golden metal.
It is said that while the expedition was
in the heart of Wyoming Territory,
over fifty particles of gold were col.
leoted by one individual from single
painful Of earth. Discoveries of equal
magnitude have been made in Western
Texas, aud already crowds of oager
fortune-huntcrs are hocking to the
latter section. If tho results equal the
reported richness of the localities
named, there will no longer be any
use for paper money, mud the ques-
tion of resumption of specie payments
will solve itself.
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER DENIES That
He EVER CLAMoRED FOR THE HANGING
OF JEFF. DAvIs.-Beecher pronounces
the repnted sermon of his, which hns
been widely published, advising the
hanging of Jefferson Davis, in 1865. an
unblushing forgery. He says: mot
only did I never utter or make such
miserable stuff, but tho whole world
knows that, while many were clam or
ing for some sacrifice or victim,
everywhere and always opposed with
intense earnestncss the shedding of a
drop of blood, aud resisted with all my
might the influences which sought the
execution Of Jefferson Davis. II is
not the first shameful forgery upon me
which has been circulated in the South
and West. I am so heartily desirous
OF the establishment of good.
between I'LL who have been uIienated,
and l 80 much value the good-wi i'll of
my fellow citizens of the South, that I
step aside from my usual course and
make q reply to this sIauder."
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RIDGE SPR1SG.-We learned yester-
day TINT about fifty stands of arms,
belonging TO the negro mi!i.i, com.
pany ut Ridge Spring. S. c., bad been
surrendered 10 the authorities, and
most OF The negroes had gone back to
their work on the farms Il was cx.
pected that the balance Of the arms
would soon be given mp and peace re-
stored. The puoplc ut Ridge do not
appear desirous Of prosecuting any Of
the negroes who have assisted in TO.
neniing the trunble existing during
the past few days, except the leaders.
Constablcs are seeking those who have
taken prominent part in the affair,
and If arrested, they will be placed in
Jail, to await the action Of the courts.
The lntest ndvices we have received in
4icate that everything WAS quiet at
Ridge yesterday.
augusta Cons.itutioMKist.
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This is Swisshelm herself who is
talking: "The instant wife finds thai
any other man may possibly supply to
her something lacking in him to whom
she has plightcd her faith, her only
safe plan IS, down brakes, reverse en-.
gine, and make u dead halt before
switching OIL ON another track. Nc
woman is justified in taking any nun
into her confidence about any want ol
harmony between her and her husband
unless she has resolved ubon separa.
ton. or her confidant is her father.
brother or uncle. IF she be too weak
to bear her burden in silence, or to Law
1t down. let her seek the confidence
OF one OF her own sex, or Of some man
and his wife whom she can consult to.
gether."
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For Chnlrs nnd Convcntions,
THE LEADER "

Is the Loader of all Church Music Books
tor 1874 and 1873, being the first in the
Held and of IL character that cannot bo
oxccl!ed. BY Ii. Il. PALMER, of Chicago,
assisted by L. o. EMERSON, of Boston
Containing, also. compositions from the
hands of largo numbers OF American Music
writer's.
Fon CONVENTIONS. Cno1Es AND SINGING
CLASSES.
The LEADER has 8G pages of Singing
Schooi Nlusic, tho same rs that il tlIe Song
Monarch, and large number Of new Tunes
anu Antnems, all by the best &C nlposcrs.
Price s1.38 or 90 per dozen.
Specimen copies OF tho above book m allied
postpaid, for retail price
OLIVER DITSON t. Co, Boston.
CHAS. II. DlTSON Il co,
aug Ii WISH TIL Broadway, n. Y.
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COLUMBIA, S. c. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST % 1874
Roanoke College,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

ss.!: SS:s s. sss::s
VIZ Study as high as that OF any
~ College in Virginia. Literary
Societies OF first rank. Extensive Libra
rles. leading Room. Cabinet and Labora-
Ury. Location unsurpassed in Amcrica.
The abundance Of tho koannkc Valley rem
ders tho expenses very moderate. For eos
SION OF ten months, (including board, tut
ton, tccl, lights, washing, dc ) about s20O.
students from seuentcen Stats and Terri
tories, Including South Carolina.
1s- For catalogues and furt.le informa-
ton. address
REV; D. L. BIrTLE, d. D., President.
aux Hmm
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To LET IN THE NEW

Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bed Rooms from So per month upwards;
Family liooms from Sc por month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from Sc pr mont h upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO.
SETS and othor modern improvements in
side building. No back rooms, all frcntipp
on tho street. Good ventilation. A Janitor
IN charge OF building. Apply tn Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBELS Il FZELL.
April2
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a rag-picker in New York has been
rnined. He had just started in bust.
ness as dog-and cat's-meat man when
the hydrophobia season set in and
the slaughter Of dogs began. His
new wheeIbarrow is now on his hands.
and all the world is dark to him.
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FOR SINGING CLASSES!
THE SONG MONARCHY!

By II. K. Palmer, assisted BY l.. o. Emerson.
A BOOK admirably fitted for the use OF
q Singlng-School Teachers, having, in
addition to compact theoretic course,
more than $50 pages filled with Glccs,
t!uartottes. Airs, Tunes, &C., &C., pleasant
to sing, an, where. and constituting Il most
agreeable course or study. A good book
Social Sings. Price IS cts or 81. so per doz.
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Dissolution,

COLUMBIA, S. c., AUGUST s, 1874.
vi h Firm heretofore existing under the
4 name of HOPE ~ GYLES has been
dissolved this day by tho withdrawal of
JOHN 4. GlLES, who has transferred his
interest to +. HOPE, with whom all settle
mcnts OF the affairs of said firm will be
made. EDWARD HOPE
Aug JOHN j.. GYI.ES
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EXTRA IuDUCbMBNI'|
80 DAYS,
ID. EP sTIM's
tNOER COLUMBIA HOTEL.

l will commence on TUESDAY. July
%, aud continue for thirty day,, closing
out sale OF the remainder of my stock of
soasonablo and popular CLOTHING, FUR
NlSHlNG GOODS and HATS. at IMMENSE
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.
This is done to mako room Tor Fall Stock.
Those in search OF unusual bargains will
be amply repaid by visit to AI
D. EPSTIN'S,I
.'nlS2 S'ndor Co'uriAia Hotal.
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
'NlE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto-
4 nishinS announcement that Cincinnati
beer IL me- longer pure, bnt adiiterated with
L!ola sscs, sugur of starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
"f Agriculture. in his report for 1865, SAYS
hat Prof Mapna, o: New York, analyzcd
IL" beer .rpnl Il dcZcn different hrewcrics,
and found all 0t 1t adniierated Coccnlus
lndlrus ant. nuX voMica entered largely
into ii- composition
y. e.. sc FEGEtS guarantee. ( Iii. teer 70 5r
rurc AMI reliable. iic do"- not ,duiterAtc
l.. i'ut hrcws from the beet harley. matt
an:: .Nps. Jan2S
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IMPROVED
GEORGIA TTON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870,
BY PENDLETON &: HNaRnMar

AUGUSTA, GA.
VII = satisfaction this PRESS has given
a i'll tho. past, the great improycmcnt
pade on it, and the fact OF its being from
forty to fifty dollars cheaper than any other
good Press, should induce planters and
3tncrs to send for one OF our ,lcw Circulars
Detorc pnrchaeing. We also manufacture
Irons fur Water Power l'roases and Screw
Presses. Address
PENDLETON & BOARDSIAN,
Foundry aud Machine Works. k0l;ock
street. Augusta. Ga. july Q vlL,no
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Ice! ice! Ice !!

AN now prepared to supply all orders
l. Tor .he above article. The Ice manu-.
iac'ured nj Dy establishment Is made
from pure Spring Water, fr, zen ut IL tenn
perature OF thirty degrees below freezing
point Fahrenheit. and can be shipped a
long d!stsnco without much loss. Price
81 % per 100 pounds, and good weight qua
rantccd. No Ice shippcd mn,css Mc momry
accompanies the order.
July 81 T. C. SEFGFDS
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THE SPARTANBURG AND AsHE.
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.


PROPOSALS FOR CONTRACTS for the GRAD
ING, ER1DGISG and MASONRY of the First or
South Carolina Section of this Road, from
srARTASBuRG to the point nearest the
BLOCK HoCsE. on the HowAEp's GAP ROAD,
AZ indicated by the Chief Engineer, will be
received by tho President, at FLAT Eocx.
N. c., or by the Vicc-Tresidant, ab- SPAR
TASbCi:G, S. G., ut any time on or before tho
first day Of September ensuing. Tho Con.
tractor shail, i'll his terms and conditions,
specify the proportion which he will require
IN CASH, and that which he will receive in
payment in STOCK and in twcntv.year seven
pcr cent. CoUpoS EoSDs of the consolidated
Company.
Specifications or the work will bo fur
nlshcd on application to tho Chief En-
'ginccr, Col. Thaddcus Coleman, at Ashc-
vile, NC.
G. G. .ATEMMINGER, President.
A.C. kAurNAS, Secretary and Treasurer.
aug 10 II
opartanburg and Asbeville Railroad.
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Hay aud Straw Cutters.
III TIERS.
self-sharpening Straw Cutters.
nnhaerican nha Lever Straw Cutters.
champion Hay and Straw Cutters.
Burdick's National Hay and straw Ont.
ters, comprising the best assortment in
Inc CITY; and for sale at low prices by
June ~ JOHN AGNEW & SON.
Subscribe for the PHOENIX.
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4 T his now storo, Main street, nearly op-
n pohite the Central National Bank, has
large and beautiful stock OF fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from best European
and American manufacturers, aud of his
own importation. in gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRYl An unrivaled assort-
ment just received and all tho latest STYLES.
Sterling SILVERWANE, in sots and cases,
Bridal Presents, and very fine selection OF
Plated Ware, Gold Watch aud Neck Chains.
Iockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and En-.
Ragement hings, large stock OF Spectaclos
and Eyeglasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes,
and . great variety Of Fancy Articles. My
stock is the largest and best selected in the
Southern country and will be sold as cheap
AZ same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct "a
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KEROSENE !! !!

pEST QUALITY reduced to 25 cents per
- gallon, aud delivered FREQ to any por-
tion Ofthe city.
FULL STOCK OF first GLASS FAMILY
GROCERIES,. at corrcstonding prices.
These are not times to be undersold. and
we intond, il possible, to be somewhat in
advance.
Stock Of CIGARS very full-those "Cele.
brated Cigars" two for five cents, .'highly
recommended to beginners," afe taking
the town; other brands in proportion.
GEO. SYMMERS,
Opposite tho busted Naphtha Lamp.
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'partanburg and Asbeville Railroad.
Nut"re'S H9lt'rcy Across tie Mountains,
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TUSSEL1Sa
LET IT BE BUILT spEED1LY:

y link in the AIRLINE Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, louisville, st. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston, seventy -four
miles long. with less than twenty miles of
heavy work.
Shorter than any line from New York,
Philadelphia ana Baltimore to either OF
these cities, and many hundred miles
nearer TO theso centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises to make Churlrs.
ION the market Tor tho trade Of the great
Sarth-wcst, the West indies, South Ame-
rica ANA Lurol,c; a;si al inlportsnt cn.i-
grant station.
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1-NclH clllZch q! tHls STATE sh"ul! OWE at
least one Share.
CEARIrSToS. with her marnifccnt IJ,r-
lor i. Il ,,.,i.I ,,<, ~.
''."p' F" paek c""h'r!' containing fertile
e"''' nae pasture grounds anu ineShnusti-
nc wafer power; h'r c"ntlguity to the
NrH' i"oies anu son;h America, and her
n'lpai auritu European ocean course, is
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION.
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.

An important enterprise for the develop.
mcnt of South Carolina.
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Livery citizen 0! this State sloul! OWE T.,
least one Share.
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, pa.ablc in ten
Instruments.
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FROM ARDEN.
ARDEN, August 81

ARDEN, August III.
Eds Independent:
Nothing new has occurred late
~ in or around cur little village
worthy Of note, except the break
ing of a borrowed buggy by Mr..
John r.. Brady, on last Saturday.
He had been to Martinsburg, an
was returning home, when he &C
cidentally missed the road and go
on some rocks and broke the cou
ping pole of the buggy, beside
damaging it otherwise.
A goOdly number of our citizens
attended the Changers Pic Me in
Pennsylvania, myself with them,
and j can say that it was very
pleasant trip. Everything passed
off very pleasantly, and the most
Ofus got home some time during
the "wee small hours.