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LAWYERS' OFFICES!
INSURANCE. OFFICES!
ROOMS FOK FAMILIES:
SINGLE BED.KOOnIS!
TO LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Buildinp

PRICES YO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bcd-Rooms from S3 per mont Ii upwa, d.:
Family i;uoais from IS per month upwa rt.s;
Law crs' DiIico, from Sc pr month upwards
Wafer, GAS, WATER ard WOOD CLO-
rs aud "ih>r modern improvements i'm
>'Ge building. No back rooms all fronting
on the street Good ventilation A Janitor
in charge Of building. Apply ia Central
0April2
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RAGING AUTUMNAL
DISEASES.

Steelyards and Scale Beams.
A COMPLETE assortment of PATENT
n SCALE BEAMS and STEELYARDS
Just received and for sale atreduced prices.
by JOHN A1NEW d SON.
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GENERAL MoGowAN's APPOINTMENTS.
Gen. MCGOWAN will address the voters
1.-THE Third Congressional District at
the places named, on the days iudi-
Gated below:
Abbeville, Saturday. October IL;
Anderson, Tuesday, October 20; Wal
halla, Thuraday, October %; Pickens,
Saturday, October "a; Laurens, Tues.
day. October 27; Newbe,ry, Thursday,
October 20; Columbia, Saturday, Oe.
tober 81.
The Congressional Executive Com
miteee, in each County. are expected
to make the necessary arrangements.
g. JOEL 8. PERRIN,
Chairman Abbeville County Executive
Committee.
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WYE have just received ten cases Of
w very choice and seasonablo DtES:;
GOODS, purchaecd for cash Of two bank
rupt importing houses, which will be sold
very cheap. Also, five cases BLACK AL.
PACAS and choice MOURNING GOODS,
which. for quality and finish, cannot DO ex-
celled anywhere.
The following Goods arc now in stock:
80 piecoA choice patterns OF CARPETS,
10O RUGS, % MATS, so dozen Of I,aliou l.
Co. celebrated 3 SHIRTS. tor which we are
the agents, retailing them ut wholesale
prices.
All the departments OF our establish
1nent are full Of the best makes OF goods,
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for caeh at the lowest prices,
enabling US to soil goods a., low as any
house in New York.
Those residing in the city. and strangers
passing through, before laying in their
winter supplies, should examine our large
and choice assortment, at the GRAND
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH.
MENT OF WM. ID. LOVE & co, wholc-
sale and retail dealers in DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, corner Of
Main and Plain streets.
N. B. SAMPLES sent gratuitously to all
parts OF the country on application.
Oct IL
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APPOINTMENTS FOR CONSERVATIVE
CANVASS FOB FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL.
D1sTRIoT. October II, 1b;
Spartanburg. October 16; Union, Dot.
~; Rock Hill, Oct. 19; YorkvilIe. %.
tober 20; Lancaster. October %; Gam
den, October a. The meetings will
be arranged for IL M. Other appoint
ments hereafter.
J. 3. KERSHAW.
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The Georgia Gin,"

We again call the attention of those
without GINS to the above Gin We save
cold them ior seven years, anL the univrr-
sal sat-fac,ion they have .iv-;, snd the
largely increased demand and -a.c eav!.
year, is The beat evidence of;hc:. merits.
We believe they will GIN FASrLl., MAKE
\ BETTER LINT, RUS LIGHTER AND
GIN CLEANER, than Any n,lcr Ci IN the
market. Order early. Of
LOEICK Il I.OWNANCE.
JIly 23 Agents TOR Sonth Garni,nn
Schoo. Books aid Stationery.
y l.. ERYAN has jl>t opened n,w
IL. stock nf English snd Classical
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATION
ERY.
Also. BLANK BOOKS for Merchants and
Pnblic Offices OF every sZu ami qualify.
Also, large variety of Writing Paper,
Envelopes, Gold aud steel Pens, Copying
Presses. krt-knivcs, fine Pocket book
made to order, lnkstanls, Initial Paper,
Writing Desks. Ink OF all colors. and other
varieties OF Office Stationery. Rept 10
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Our make Of SHIRTS lave reputation
for fitting second to none.
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CLOTHING BUSINESS

Our Boys and Youths Clothing
Embraces every variety that can be
found in large retail clothing houses, and
have been selected with great care, sna
will be freely shown.
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Stoves Stoves!
FULL line OF TIM WARE, Cooking,
&A Heating and Parlor STOVES. would
1Y call your attention to tho open Frank
vGlin for coal, suitable for Parlors, Set
ting or Bed Rooms, beautiful in design and
warranted to work we'll. Call and soc them
at SMITHS TIN AND STOVE ESTAB.
LISHMENT, Main street, opposite ]. H.
Kinards. Sept IA
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A his new store, Main street, nearly Oh
"A posite the Central National Bank, has
large and beautiful stock OF fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, frtm best European
and American manufactururs, and of his
own importation, in gold and silver casea,
Elegant JEWELR1i An uprivaled assort-
ment just received and all the latest STYLES.
Sterling SIIiVER-WARE, in sets and ca ses.
Plated-Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains.
Lccket:, e!cS=H. Seal, Wedding and En-,
Ragement Rings. large stock OF Spectaolee
and Eye-Glasses, Clocks, Mueical Boxes,
and /" great variety OF Fancy Articles. ny
Southern country and will be sold as cheap
as same article can be bought ANY where.
Oct2
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We keep largo lines OF ENGLISH AND
FRENCH CLOTHS OF the choicest makes.
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and Dwellings, fnttn, hai.irE. for ardens
and Genet ories, Ito, Stitcer and Arbor
Chair.; also, Biars CnstiEgs ri all kinda.
Bells for Churches. Schools, Work shope.
&c. Guaranie al ny work first c,at and
equal 10 any North or South.
Works al foot at Adystreet snd near to
South C9r0.iEa AID GletlvIlle Il Columbis
RailrORd C"m"abirr' Dc,a.th Nty18
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One Door South Of Phenix Office.
@@ ALL in need OF CHOICE scTS3Ess
E&5 FL0Uh, BACON. LARD. HG K K}
MEAL. CORN, HAMS, COFFEE. BUTTER.
pEPPER, SPICE S, STARCH, MACKEREL,
OIL-in fact, everything that is kept in
FIRST GLASS GROCERY STORE, will
consult their interest by giving us II call
Buying our goods for cash, wo are enabled
to sell as cheap as the cheapest. All we
ask ls q trial, and il we do not give entire
satisfaction. it will not be our fault. We
hopo Our friends will not forget liz. W. So
licit share OF tho public patronage, deter
mined to give satisfaction to all who may
favor us with their custom. All good. de-
livered within the city limits
Hep27 1mO SMITH & BROUGHTON.
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CONGAREE IRON WORKS
COLUMBIA. s.. c.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor

M AN u tACTU-
REk OF STEAM
ENGINES. SAW
A N D G r IST
MILLS. G. IN
Gearing. aud all
kinds Of Iron
Castings for Ma
ciiinery and Or.
nameiiial CAST
iiIgS for StOres
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MOTHER DARLING'S
/ n f a mt Cor dial.

COOTHIEG FOR CHILDREN TEETH
- ING. wonderful medicine, for chill
dren OF all ages and condition; it improves
their health and regulates the bowels.
Mothers may have full confidence in this
preparation, az being the very best medi-
cine for softening the Gums, and render
ing. the process OF dentition easy. For
delicate children, with impaired digGsl ion
and weak stomachs, i. will be found q
valuable aid in promoting digestion. cor
recting acidity. and improving the growth
OF the child. Its superiority has been
amply tested by the experience OF Mothers
aad Nurses, and we are confident will be
found by all who useit to be just the safest
and best INFANT CORDIAL ever offered to
the people.
For Teething, Inflammation OF the
Gums, spasms. Fits, Belly.ache. Wind on
the Stomach. Gripping Pains, Sour sto-
mach, Looaeness, Bowel Complaint. Wind
Colo. Cholera Morbus, Vomiting, Fretful-
ness, Restlessness. and all complaints in
cident to children. No Mother, Nurse or
Friend should be without it.
For sale by e. H. HEINITSH.
At his Drug and Chemical Store.
May29
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. May 80. 1874
Wheeler House B Myers, ] S Bates,
8 Q; + G Furman. A Nordeu, e sauls.
berg. Ga; T @ james. @ L B Marsh.
N GO P Townsend. BennettsyiIle; W
A Nerland, Biaokville; J 8 Browning,
Oharlestor; s Y D Arrowsw,th, N Y;
W L Hardin, BaItlmore; DR. s Angle,
81 G Ewart. N @; j @ Marshall, j r
Seibeis, olty; ] Bates. R,ohlaud; ) E
Jervsy, Sumter; G w Fits, Pa; s
Dibble. Orangeburg; e T Thomas,
Md; I N Folbert. Abbeville; r A Sui.
Ivan. Plckens.
Columbia Hotel-J F Newman, J D
Stoney, Ohurleston; A A Gilbert, Sum.
ter; F NJ Gage. Savannah; r D Brown.
W j Sprinkle. N q; w W Mozs, Gads.
den; W II Evans. Charleston; W P
Shackelford. Va; A Yates, La; J nj
CANT. Md; P Il Slusr, r I Reverdy,
N Y; NJ J Mangum. T Henson. Va;
H M Shaw, r NJ Cation, N G; l. Il
Whitner. vi; 0 s Grantiaud, Miss; II
L Slaughter. Md; A j Baker, Brad.
field; j W Aiken. Winnsboro.
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--THn-YaIAIr-eR-gau.-GovRRxoR.-.Roa .Roa

YHN NYAIhIr-oF-gHu--Go .RoR
GRAND. . LABqssYs II RpsYs99NEg.rr"vi.
detaeH telegraphed tnH rhheO Ohsrleston
Ns,Os 'dda.tds lid Cek':ie,,;i ftoma . Osabkeburg.
under date Of !the ,29th, Sas follows, in
relation to the trial Of John L. Hum
bers and franklin J. Moses, Jr.. for
breach OF trust for fraudulent intent
and grand larceny: ef
AS was expected and predioted, the
trial of Franklin J. Noses. Jr., to day
amounted to nothing. The case wan
called at IL O'Clock, Moses being rep
resented by E; W. Noise, Elliott and
hamberlain, and Solicitor, Buttz ap-
pssring for tho State. At the opening
Of the court the crier was ordered to
call Moses. and. no answer being
made, the Solicitor asked the court to
sign another bench warrant for his ar
rest. This the court refused to do,
saying that it could make no special
exception in this case, as .hs court had
already made general order for q
bench warrant for all absent defend
ants. MIR. Buttz then entered formal
objections against the court allowing
any lawyers to appear for Moses until
he came into court and acknowledged
it's Jurisdiction. Mr.. E. W. Noise,
counsel for Moses, then made N motion
to have the case stricken from the
docket, on the ground that the Co.
vernon OF State cannot be indicted
and tried without being first i'm
peached. Mr.. Buttz objected to the
court entertaining the motion until
Moses appeared aud was arraigned; but
the conrt decided TO hear argument on
the point, whereupon Noise made q
long argument in support OF his mo-
tion. Solicitor Buttz followed in a
long and earnest speech, contending
that the Governor of State was Just
as much liable to arrest and indictment t
for felony as any private citizen, and
urging the court 10 vindicate it's out
ragged dignity aud self-respect by re-
fnslng to recognize the counsel Of
Moses until he appeared In court and
purged himself of contempt.
Elliott followed in long speech in
support Of the motion, contending
that the court had no jurisdiction in
the case. After the argument, the
ooufe OcCiuou W TeSeIV6 lib ueCiSlOl,
and announced that this would work q
continuation Of the case until the u ext
term of the court. It is stuted here
that under the general orders of the
Court Of Sessions, the Clerk of the
Court will issue bench warrant for
the arrest of Moses. The expected
motion for change of venue was not
made. During the argument tue
Court House WAS crowded to its utmost
capacity, aud the Solicitors denu Gin
tiona of Moses peculations were re-
ceived with shouts of laughter. After
announcing that the decision would
be reserved, the Court of Sessions was
adjourned for the term. This termi-
nation OF the case is regarded as fu-
vorable for Moses, whose friends are
jubilant this evening. Mr.. Buttz says
that he has documentary evidence in
his possession sufficient to con yict
Moses if he can ever bring him to
trial; but the prospects OF doing so
seem. from the present outlook, to be
rather Slim.
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CIVIL RIGHTS. The Macon 7ele

CIVIL RIGHTS. The Macon 7ele.
graph and Messenger says: A convsrsa-
ton substantially as follows was over.
heard between a couple of negroes
yesterday: "Say, Bill, when dis civil
rights done passed fore Congress-, do
you know what Use gwine to do?'
mo. Sam; what yer gwine to do?
Use gwine to go down to de Brown
House and take dinner-settin ut de
samo table wild dem white folks. And
den I'll set ont ia from. and smoke nv
segar jes as big as any OF EN-"
"G'way, nigger. If you 'tempts to On,
dinner at de Brown House, bets you
eats supper in HI"
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The conrt column of the London
Times explains why the Duchess OF
Edinburgh was absent from the last
drawing room. It was all owing to
the fact that "her Royal Highn ess had
hopes OF an event which would add to
her happiness and that OF the Duke of
Edinburgh, and the announcements of
which wonld oanle general Joy In the
kingdom" We have spent The last
orty.eight hours in earnest efforts to
ascertain what that event could posi-.
bly, have been, bnt the conundrum
seems to be one which was never in
tended to be unraveled.
Don't place too much trust in man
who does not value his own character.
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GREENvILLE RAoEs-FoURrH Day
Several important horses were entered
for the ''free handicap" $lO0, milo
and half dash. Colonel T. G. Ba-
cons bay horse Jim Hinton, Mr.. Bunch
McBee's black mare Mollie Darling,
Mr.. Dark's sorrel mare Martha Jane.
and Mr.. Kennedy's bay horse Lord
Bateman were entered for this race.
Jim Hinton came in abont two lengths
ahead; time. 2 SIG. making good
reputation for his partner, Martha
Jane.
The second race was for the oonsola-
tion purse. $3.50. mile dash, welter
weights; entrance $40. Mr. G. R.
Franklin entered his bay horse ohm
Kendrick. and Mr.. J. Dark brought
out little Blind Tom to contend for the
prize. Tom won in 2.03h.
The third race was betW cen Maior
Frazier's grey horse Wild Irish man
and the bay mare Lady of the Lake,
u quarter Of mile dash. The bav
come in twenty feet ahead.
The fOarth race was between Mr..
Bunch McBee's black mare MoIlie
Darling and Mr.. McDavid's black
horse Tecumseh, half mile dash,
which was won by Mollie Darling.
The fifth and last race was between
Mr.. N. B. Freeman's dark bay horse
Doctor Harris and Mr.. J. 3. Elkins'
sorrel mare Lady Lightfoot, q half
mile dash, the bay winning.
GreencWe Ne,cS.
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opt in msdication Is to 6sIp nature.
saYaim lid EsdFFxtseeS are the
alpha and omega Of the only Theory Of
cure that has Common sense fo. ;.s
basis r. the'nervous system is shat
tered, the muscles wenk, and the mind,
likefthea body, in q state of partial col
lapse, what is best to dor. Reason
teaches .ah the answer: Build up your
man. Brace him up as you would q
tottering edifice. The pabolum he
needs is tonic Alternative. Bring him
up out Of the depths of debility aud
dependency with Hostetter's Bitters.
They cannot ipjure. A Guild may. take
them, in doses suited to it's years,
without the possibility of hurm. The
enfeebled vital powers are as sure to
respond energetically to their action
as the wilted grass is to erect it's blades
under the vivifying and refreshing
rain. In oil cases OF debility, the Bit
ters are absolutely required. There is
10 substitute or succeedsneum that
will fill their place. Resort to the
most wonderful Of modern tonice, and
all will be we'll. The sick, when at
deaths door, regret that they did not
take tho right autidote at the right
time. Thousands who are now sufI
ing from tue early twinges Of liver
complaint and dyspepsia will be pros
trate on sick beds u month hence, if
they do not arrest the mischief at once.
Nothing is inore easy. "A course Of
the purest and best vegetable tonic
and Alternative known in modern phar-
macy, Hostctter's Stomach Bitters.
will restore the digestive organs to
their full vigor. and bring tue disor-
dered liver into q condition of perfect
health, as certainly as sunshine dissi.
pates the morning vapors. M3lf3rl
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An old chap. whose wife is as ugly
as sin, was reading an e!opement case
which seemed to effect him. Said he:
II shonld be tempted to shoot man
II he was to run Off with my WIFE, "
"Well," said u learer, "a man ought
to be shot if he ran off with your wife. "
DR.. Sequard Brown says the crema.
ton business has been iuuugnrated by
the Republican party to cheat the devil
OF his last great prerogativa.
County COMMISSIONER Peudergrnse,
OF Chester, has been indicted :or grand
larceny.
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Funeral Inyitat1on

The friends and acquaintanceso of Capt J .
J. Mackey and family, and OF the late Benj
Rawls aud family, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services OF MRS.
MARY 8. BULLARD, at the Presbyterian
Church, THIS MORNING, at o. O'Clock.
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MARRIED.

On tho evening OF tho 2Gth instant, a
the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by Rev
D: Derrick. Mr. JOHN J. JOYE TO Mis-
IRENE L. BEARD, all Of Columbia. S. q.
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Valuable Real Estate.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS, Auct's.

On MONDAY, Juno I, 1874. in front of the
Court House, In this city, at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell, without reserve, the follow
of:
Four fno BUILDING LOTS, fronting on
PendIeton street, each Lot having front
age OF one hundred and four feet, more or
less and depth ct one hundred and twenty
ated in rear OF late residence OF Mrs.
Susan p. Gibbes.
ALSO, . -l.
That fine lot OF LAND, South OF the
above. fronting on South Carolina Univer-
sity Grounds, being 164 feet front by AT
feet deep. be the same more or less. Will
be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
Terms made known at sale
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Sartoris' connection with the Grants
has not improved him grammaticaIly.
When asked, "Wilt thou have this
woman to be thy welded wife?" he
replied, Il do"
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NOtlce.

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SPA AitTANBURG q UNION Il. H. CO..
I'M and after June 1874, Trains on the
~ Spsitanburg aud Onion Railroad will
run. making close connection with the
Greenviie ana Columhis aud Atlanta and
Richmond AIRLINE Railroads, doing away
with the delay at Alston.
completely equipped for this business;
Road being in fne condition, M axes good
time and sure CONNECTIONS.
Passengers travelling this route will have
every att-ntion. w Nv DAVIES
Ma, ~ Emo SnperInt endent
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Circular.


CfFIcE STATE TREAsURER,
CoLUMBfi, :. O., May 20, 1874.
JHHE Treasurer OF the State is now pre-
Il pared to fund, at the Treasury, in Co.
luuibia, s. c., the Bonds and Stocks OF the
State authorized by the Legislature under
the Funding Act. approved December %,
1873, into the Consolidation Bonds and
Stocks
The following CLASSES OF Bonds and
Stocks are authorizad to be funded:
STOCKS.
Revolutionary War Claims.
Charloatun Fire Loan.
Csnstructinn State Capitol.
Funding Past Due Interest and f'rincip al
Conversion State Securities.
BONDS.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction State Capitol.
Aid to Blue Ridge railroad.
Funding Past Due Interest and Principal.
redemption Bills Receivable.
Payment Interest Public Debt.
Funding Bills Bank OF State.
Relief OF Treasury.
Land Commissio
The following bonds, Issued under Act OF
March %. 1863. entitled Loan for the Con
version OF State Sscurities," are also au-
thoriZed to be funded into "Consoliuation
Bonds" they having been duly exchanged
and represented by bonds on file:
DENoHINArIoN 81. .009. NUMB sR kp IN RED.
Numbers to 519. inclusive.
Numbers 52l to 1870 inclusive.
Numbers 45l tn 2 476. inclusive.
DENOMINATION 81 900, NUMBERED IN BLUE.
Numbers 27l to 3.496. inclusive.
Nunber 8 493
pENoM1NArioN $500. NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers l to 237. inclusive.
Numbers O01 10 l 200
DENoAINATIoN S1Co, NUMBERED INRED.
Numbers 1 to 100. ihciuslve
The Legislature has declared that the
AN
put upon the market without any aut hotity
OF law, aud are
absolutely null aud void"
The iuuIing law referred to above re-
Quires that he holders OF the above Bouds
aud Stocks should exchange them
,nt With the accrued interest to January /,
1874 for "C0nsoIidation Bonds and Stucks, u
III fifty per ccn.uu OF tn ir face value
he "Consnltlation Bonds AMI stocks
hear interest f,om {! iua,y I 1871. The
interest due Jul! l,iS7i will be p. id at the
freasnr, in Columnia =. g and the Ma
tionai Park Dauk. New York
fatttes desiring to make exchanges must
effect them III person or by agent
Parties who desire copies Ut the Fuudipg
Act can obtain them By applying 1t the
Treasury L. l. GARD H.
Ma, ~ % Treasurer South UarOiina.
First Instailment Upon Capita Stock.
OFFi Il ESPARTASEUEGH ~ asHEVILLE II. Is. 10.
CHiRLLsruN, 3. q, May %, 1874.
WITH a Wow or pushing forward tho Sur
vcys on this Road, the Board Of Directors
Ia e ordarcd that an installRent of ii We
dollars tt5l por share upon the Capital
Stock br called for Un the iirst day Of June
next. Payment Of Ill" same must be made
to Mr.. 4. G. KAUFMAN, Treasurer, at the
Office OF the Company, rs Broad etreet. In
cases whore Subscribers reside beyond
Charleston, reini'tancrs may be made by
drafts or pust Office money ordors, as the
Company cannot b. responsible for those
made in any other way. Upon payment oi
the frat stallment the usual scrip will be
issued. Punctual pa, mont IL requested.
C G. MEMMl NGER, President.
A: kAUPn'N, 3ecletary and Treasurer.
Ma' 26 II6t0
Hosiery. Ties and nder-wear,
A L D EpSrtN'a, under Columbia Hotel,
a IA MT M
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SAFE of Mules and Horses.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. y q, May % 1874.
PY order OF City Council four Of the
ID city MULES aud twn HORSES-the
s"rrei and the gray. formerly ueed by the
Captain and Lieutenant Of Pulice-will be
sold for cash to the highest bidder, ON
MONDAY, the LIST of june. 1874
WALL Els Il. JONES,
Ma, "a City CLERK.
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Auction Sale of Collaterals.
NN MONDAY MORNING, JUNE FIRST,
" at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at our Office,
on account OF whom it may concern,
One Lot SILVER SPOONS.
One Cameo Set JEWELkY,
One Cluster Diamond RING,
One Ladies' GOLD WATCH and CHAIN.
Sale positive, without reserve, for each.
SEIBELS d EZELL.
May II. 90 %. .27d31
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-31
NO FAMILY

CHOULD. at this season, be without q
DIAL. 1t cures all disorders OF the
Bowels, Stomach and Sumner Complaints.
AT THIS SEASON
No family should be without a box Of HEI.
NITSH'S GREAT BLOOD AND LIVER
PILLS. Cures all diseases of the. Liver,
Headache and Constipation.
SHOULD BE WITHOUT
A bottle Of MOTHER DARLING'S INFANT
CORDIAL. for Children Eeething, Restless.
ness, Bad Bowels. For sale at Heinitsh's
Drug Store. .}a.
HEINITSH'S MEDICINES
Are. without exception, the best remedies
ever offered to The people, and at q price
within the reach OF all. May28+
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-31

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