Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, August 28, 1873, Image 3

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V it . V LOCAL AFFAIRS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 28 1873. The editor of the Standard must have beedinti muddled in his great effort eulogistic 6f the new bath house, he describes it as follows: 4'The structure is octagonal in form, resting on eight palmetto logs, set in the ground, with heavy nlanks for a support, all covered with wua, to protect it from worms." Now whoever heard of a bath house being covered with mud to protect it from worms, and then instead of eight palmetto logs to support it, there are seventeen. But then the editor may possibly refer to some other, than the Beaufort bathing house. tkf "Let go that jib?let go that jib tr quick," shouted captain Paul of the sloop Anna in a squall. ,4I ain't tuching your darned old jib"' replied John indignantly as he jammed his hand's deeper into his pockets. Alfred Williams is certainly hav ing honors heaped upon hiin, he has but just been elected intcndaut of Beaufort, when his excellency causes to alight on his Hon's. shoulders the eagle of the 3d regiment, S. C. N G. B?-D. C.' Wilson, Esq., as usual mindful of the wants of the citizens of Beaufort is about establishing a lumber yard on the lot west of the club house where he will be able to supply the wants of our citizens with anything in his lino. The Newt and Courier has lately appeared in a new typographical suit, and presents a very neat and improved appearance.. SP*Dr. Jenkins is getting a'ong finely with his new house, and with a coat of paint, the building bids fair to he an ornament to Bay street. We fail to sec in what respect it is a "rickety old concern" as certain parties are envious enough to call it. S-Mr. W. Dearborn, the persevering inventor has roturned to exhibit his gins, which are fast gaining the confidence of our ginners, and ho is coufident he will yetorowdthe McCarthy gin out of the market We wish him success. B?.Geo. Holmes, County treasurer, has left for a trip to the west. Mr. J. W. Collins started north yestcrday to be absent till October, 1st. Mr. M. Pollitxer has gone to New Tork with two of his sous, where they are attending school. f^Ootton is coining iu slowly. Buyers are paying four cents a pound for it in the seed. The worms seems to be determined te eat up the crop on St. Helena. The other is'auds seem to escape so far. t&r A I)urby widow keeps tho skull of her deccu*od hu>band in u glass case. She once remarked to a friend, who was viewing the remain*, 4 'A as! how often have I hanged those loneswith a broomstick !" Marine News. Br. ship. Lady Dufferin from Liverpool, Kv?n* master, cargo cotton ties. Brig Adalinc Richardson, from Boston, Crowley master, cargo bagging. Meeting of the Council. Thursday, Aug. 21. Present. Jntendaut Williams, and ?- ? %C T? A! Wardens li leaves, ;uayo, rvouinsuu aim Fisher. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Mr. Vcrdier, late clerk appeared and made a statement to the effect, that he as one of the managers of the late town election, properly transmitted the returns to the late Intendant, and that he had not seen him since. Mr. Bennett's course of action, he stated, has been uninfluenced by any advice of his. Moved by Wariea Gleaves that the rejxmof Mr. Verdier be received as information. Under unfinished business, applications for the position of marshal were received from, Joseph Cohen. A. (J. Satumcf, J. E McGregor, Walley Green, E. F. J Pupong, J. C. Kivers and Peter Gibbs. Moved by Warden McGIll that the *everal applications be laid on the table. Positions of lamp-lighter applied for by ?Wallace, night watchman from Danl. i- Vnr ureasuu auu Jiunuiu r? u?.?vv. - V. members of the police force, Joseph Green, Ben. Holmes and Sam!. Black, which were disposed of as tl>e previous application?. Proposals for lighting street lamp?, received from Hamilton Robinson for 5326 per year, and Williaii Bailey for $28,50 per lamp, per year. Laid on the table. The Intendant was authorized to cmploy an animal to be used in the town cart until the one belonging to the town recovered from his emaciated condition. The Intendant annouueed the following committee on health and town improvements, Wardens Mayo, Robinson and McGill. On finance Wardens Gleaves, Thompson and Fisher. Adjourned subject to the call of the Intendant. Mooting County Commissioners. Thursday, Aug. 21. Present, Paul Pritchard ?nd Geo. W?- ! terhouse. The report of a meeting held at Hilton Head to take action in respect to work upon the highways, was received and ordered on file. The couuty treasurer reported as follows : By balance last report, $3,747 82 By licenses, 3(10 00 Tota\ $1,047 82 To county check <? paid, ),503 19 Balance on hanu, . 2,444 03 Licenses w. re issued to John J. Chisolm. W. Barnwell aud II. Levin. A requisition from the sheriff was approved, and the board adjourned to September 20. Bobbery at Ashepoo. On Friday night last, the store of Mr. E. M. Speights, at Ashepoo, was entered, and relieved of its contents. Mr. Speights tracked the parties to the White House Plantation, where the gdods had been taken in a boat. He recovered everything. Even his cash box, containing about $130, was found, not having been opened. It is be ieved that the thieves are known, and will be brought to justice. The hot and rainy weather is testing all exposed wood work, especially the 5 doors in our stores and dwellings. To prev nt all shrinkage, and enable them 1 to warrant all work sold by them, Messrs I. H. Hall & Co., at a great expense, ( have erected, in connection with their j Door factory, a modern drying room, in ] which all doors are placed till fully dried, before gluing, wedging and pinning; this , process adds one-third to the durability i of the doors. Send for price list of doors, 1 sashes, blinds, white pine, walnut and fancy lumbers. Agents for Asbestos' ( roofing, used extensively all over the j country for its cheapness and durability. The newspaper men were about to i take Abbeville by storm last week. They came in droves, and, with native modesty, peered into every nook and corner of this great metropolis. There was Henry Sparnick of the Aiken Tribune, with his stalwart frame and smiling face, looking like one of the beatitudes ; Thompson of the Beaufort Republican, with his meekness and good hurd common sense well blended; Brown of the Conservator and Iloyt of the Intelligencer, representing the cotton and railroad interests of Anderson county?wise in counsel and earnest in exhortation; Thompson of 1 the Keoicee Courier, fresh from the mountains, and glowing with the energy and ardor of rejuvenescence; and Kussel of the Sentinel, who made the welkin ring with the patriotic war-cry, " Sussa- | fras or death ! ' In these days of polili- ' cal and moral degeneracy, it was plea ant to see such a gathering of honest men. They reflected the probity, integrity, and intelligence of South Carolina. ?Malium% ?The Danville (111.)'Times is getting quite excited, about the Fanner's Movement. It snvs in a wild, war-whooping way; "Stand aside, politicians?you lit- ] tie gr.ats aild worms?or the farmers will step on you and kill you! The fanners will crush the very lite out of any party or an; politician who hinders the car of 1 reform. RaT* Messrs. J. G. Thompson, of the , Beaufort Republican and S. 0. Millett, I huilder ar.d late superintendent of the ( Port Roval Railroad, with their wives, drove over fr.nu Augusta to Abbeville. The gentlemen being delegates were anxious to see fiometbing of country and people along the route of the proposed roaa. Wo are glad to state that they have cxpre<sod themselves as highly pleased with the people and the country. ?AlbeviHr. Press. The secretary of the Treasury directs the payment or interest aue on tun iet ] of September, amounting to about ?-r>, J 000,000, on the 25lh of August, with- J out rebate. > Execution of the Modocs. Washington, August 28.?Tbe proceedings of the military commission over I he Modoc pi isonei s arraigned? 1 Captain Jack, Scbonchin, Black Jim, Boston Charley, and Sloluck alias Cok Modoc, Indian captives. Charge tirst ' murder in viualation of the laws of J war. Charge secoud, assault with intent to kill in violation of the laws of war. Find the prisoners guilty on all the charges and specifications, and the commission does therefore sentence them to be hanged by the neck until ,f they are dead, at such time and place as the proper authorities Bhall direct, ' two-thirds of the commission concur- [ ing therein. i The president approves these sen " tences, and orders that in some cases they le carried into execution by the proper military authority, under the orders of the Secretary of Wur, on the 2d day of October, 1873. The War r Department has issued a general order ' enforcing the above sentences, to be t executed by the Commanding Geneaal j at Fort Klamath. ?I met Gen. Banks at a pleasant picnic in Mr. Frank Leslie's grounks on Saturday. It was the banks of the '"Lonely Lake," and there were waterfalls, and fountains, mosses and ferns, cold chicken and cold champagne, to the heart's content. It grieved lue that the General docs not remember how we trav elled in company once, but the eircumnnf vnro 1 ?i v/\ro 1 .In fyr IiKa. J WC1V l?u? MMV*WM*V IV. |y..v tography perhaps. We were traveling out of the Shenandoah vallej', and maneuvering very successfully to draw Stonewall Jackson along in our rear. Not a man of ns but swore that the rebel i general should not get to Massachusetts before we did; that the foul invader ' should not set foot on the frontier of our native state, without finding us sternly < confronting him in the interior. And it was only necessary to gaze once in each soldier's face to see that the hated enemy could not capture us without stepping over the bonndarv lines and violating the 4 territory of Maine. I wi?hed several ] times during the recent races that I had J the gray mare I rode through that cam 1 paign here to enter for some of the purses. The bursts of speed which that faithful creature showed on several occasions would pass belief if you did not know jnst how near the detested foe got to us at times. It may not he that I won any spurs in the Shenandoah, hut I had a pair to start in with, and I used them well coming out- No, I am confident that no one won any spurs down there, though we played straight poker for most everything else, and I lost my blankets once to a cavalry captain who subsequently had no need for them. But this is digressing. You may not think i me a hero from all this, hut who is a hero to his valley.?.John Paul. The Health of Vice-President Trillion. The Rev. Dr. Fields, of the New York Evangelist, received a private letter from Boston, written Tuesday, from which the following is an extract: "Vice-President Wilson was at my house yesterday and overnight. lie eats and sleeps as well as he ever did, wears no paten on his C3*e, shows no sign of physical disorder, except a slight curve at the rieht corner of his mouth. lie savs he feel* no weakness in his side or limbs, and his walk is as clastic and easy as helore his cffectiou. It was paralysis of the facial nerve, and not mnch else, except that his whole system was overworked and run down, and needed rest. That, with restricted diet and mild remedies, is fast setting him up." ? Pain Killer. There can be no necessity at this late day, for the press to speak in commenda- Ji tory terms of this remarkable medicine, in order to poromote its sale; for it is a medicine that is. known and appreciated the wide world through. When ever we speak of the Pain Killer, as in the present instance, we do so in behalf or the mt afflicted, rather than with the view of advancing the interest of its proprietors. For various diseases, such as rheumatism, cholera, cholera-morbus; burns sprains, me bruises, and so on to the end of the cata- un logue, we are convinced that there is no remedy before the people equal to Davis' Vegetable "Pain-Killer," and we know that thousands upon thousands entertain the same belief. * Certainly, we cannot refer to the history of any medicine which equals that of the Pain Killer. It was introduced in 1840, and from that time to this its sale, both at home and abroad, has constantly and rapidly increased, and _ we rejoice at the high reputation it has F achieved, because this reputation shows that is has been the means of relieving a rast amount of human suffering. Wc hope the present proprietors of Davis Vegetable "Pain Killer" will long live to jnjoy the prosperity which they have so J fairly won. 1 Patronize Home Enterprise.?Mr. P. P. Toale, whose advertisement appears in another column, has brought to a high state of perfection the largest and most "J jompleto Manufactory of Doors, Sashes * ind Blind.* in the Southern States. His ' warranted work, untiring energy, person* ll application to business and liberal ndrcrtising, have placed his enterprise unong the first in the south, thus-giving to his many customers work and prices j that defy competition. Price list sent Tree on application. FOREST CITY FOUNDRY, Fmtrick St., near Georgia Knllrond AUGUST A, GEO. JOSEPH NEAT., Gent. Sup't. GEO. It. LOMBARD, Proprietor. MAXUFACTfBKR OF Portable and Stationary Steai Engines, And Boilers of eTery description. LOCOMOTIVES FOIt WOOO TRACKS. SAW MILLS, WITH IMPROVED RATCHET HEAD BLOCKS, AND ALL KINDS OF PLANTATION AND MILL WORK. PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, Shading, Pulleys, Hangers, Gearing, Gin Gearing, Mill Spindles. Hoisting Screws, Rattle Staff*, and Lighter Screws, Iron, Railing -tctery, Lots and Balconies, Cast Iron, 1 . Sills, Iron Fronts for Build . ? tings of every kind, in Iron or Brass, and Forging* of all 1 description, and ' am Special attention to Repairing Boilers 1 In the Country. "ir Wrought Iron. Steam Pipe, Brass Valve*, CocV?, Fittings nnd Steam Gauges, Whistles, Ae? Ac. On Hand and Furnished to Order. CireiilarSaw*. Beltn.',Saw Gunini"m. Steam Pumps, Bah?t Metal, and ill kink of Mill Findings, Furnished to order at ' nnmi facto res' prices. Agents for the ? Eclipse Double Tnrbliic Water Wbeel, ? AT SO? iVflllEX'S Tl'KBIIE WATER 1WEEL. SJ Ami the PICKERING'S GOVERNOR, tirllighest cash price paid for old coatings. ? K3"-8end for Pamphlet of Water Wheel. ? , nng.14.tf. DIt Notice. Office of tiif. Cou.ntv Commissiovfrs. iteaufort, S. C., duly :iOth, 1873. rHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HOARD will lie held un Tuesday, Sept. 2d, 1873, at 11 a. I*I( i. All person having bills against tin county are vqtiired by law to d? |)osit the same with the clerk of he boanl. ou or l>cfure the first day of Soptcmbe', n xt. and in default thereof, such bills will not be Ba indited at said annual meeting. S. D. GIT.nE RT jly.JIl?tf. Clerk ol Board. . s WANTED, TWENTY-FIVE Head FAT BEEVES tnd SHEEP. Will take them at Port [loyal Ferry, dec. 19-1 y. JAMES JENKINS. ICE. ICE. " hit k ran= ire now prepared to furnish ^ ICE in quantities to suit customers?At the old ICE HOUSE, 7th st. Joiin Conant. J. A. Emmons. n. TO THE WEST! TO THE WEST! Bef ire making arrangemeits to follow the advice ^ if ttie "thousands who have already gone," it would * Ije wcil to consider what has lieen done to make the v journey to your "Homes in the west" as pleasant tnd as free from danger as human skill and foresight ] ran accomplish. tor Hy consolidation aad construction a roail has been puf in operation on the shortest possible line from Nashville.Tenn., to St. I/mis, "th J luture great City of the world." This Hue, the ( ter ST. LOUS & SOUTHEASTER* RAILWAY has during the past rear, earned an enviable reputa tion by its smooth track, prompt time, sure connections, and the magnificence of its passenger equip ment. Its trains are made up ot new and commodious day cars, provided with the celebrated Miller C coupler and platform, and tho Westinghouse airbrake. U i*pnuilivrJy Ihr only lint running Pn/hnan Falore Tbmtinjf-Room Slreping (iirs through without any ctuingr from KtuhrWt to St. Ism it. No other line pre- ' tends to offer such advantages, either In distance time or equipment. Why, then Journey by circuitous routes? l>o not bo induced to purchase tickets to St. Louis or the West by auy other line, remem bcring that ]Q The *>St. Lfnlx ?V Southeastern" is the thortrtl, chsirprxi, qvicirtd, !**t and only line un derone management from Nashville to St. Louis _ and h faun fiO to 200 milh-s the shortest to St. Louis, tj r.nma hmotia 1 hmcor raHfntnfft Tbtm anil H all western points. It in also the "-Chicago Shortest ? Line," *ia Evntiavllle. J You ran secure the cheapest rates for yourselves *h rtrI your movables on application, in person or by ^ lett r, to Chas. .MoCabk, Southern Passenger Agent near College street depot, Nashville, Tenn., or to the undersigned. W. B. PATEN PORT, B Gen. Ticket Ag*t. St. Louis. 3 No trouble to answer questions. % Jan .1-71 BEffSTl LUCTION TR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF : BEWWKTT & MCFALL. infonn thflr Mend m Floor In itriim.ll quantities will product lighter bre All person* should encourage home manufacture*, res, warranted to hold out in weight, Ju*t a* good I To prevent Boiler explosions, use "LOW rnient tho water get* below a certain line In the Iwih ttl the steam Is exhausted or the water raited to a pr Orders for the " A 1 jrs/a, Fortillj SOUTHERN LIFE nncipai umces?w.Lmsm.i& ????oMEMPHIS. ' r. A. KELROS, Piea't. IMOM WOOOItUFF, Vice Pree't. JEM MAY, Sect'y. J. If. MILLER, 8npc o'SSETS, JANY. 1, 187 'NNUAL INCOME, oSOUTH CAROI,IN,1 office?COI E. BLACK, Tres U J. P. SOUTHERN, ? HEAUFORT, S. -TR US2 P. C. WILSON, M. POLITZER, W. H. MAI!LOIN, JNO. FRANZ, PAUL HAMILTON, C. IL WRIGHT, M. STUART, GEO. GAGE, GEO. W. JOHNSON, H. 0. JUDD. JAS. G. THOMPSON, J. G. BARNWELL, M. M. KINGMAN, GEO. HOLMES. c Officers of EEAUI O. WATERIIOUSE, rrcs't. GEO. OA 0' 33r. ZET. M. Stuart, IV r> M. rOLITZER, J. O BARN1 J. W. COLLINS, l'AUL HAM J. U. THOMPSON, PAUL PJlIT o 'his ">mpnny Issues POLICIES on * approved plar Dial dividends. All Policies non-forfeiting after 2ni iims adjusted, and reserve Invested liy the State Bo: oughout tiie State- All further information furnish) MIDDLE' ;.7-0m 800. ) 33ISPLAYI OF PRIMG& SUMMER GOODS ltY JACOB APPLE iplcndid assortment of ESS HOODS, UHENADINES, POl'LINS, JAPAXEE5 CLOTHS, BAHEUES, MUSLIN, Err. lVlIITfc GOODS. CKETONES and CA MBRICS, PERCALES, BRILLIANTS ETC., ETC; lbrignn Hosiery for Ladles and Uenf 4 Lares, Collars and Cafls. ITAKDAItD Till .11 M I X G 9 . OVES, PERFUMERY, NOTIONS, ETC. Mem1! Msiu: Goods. Tiea. Bow<, Scnrfa, etc. BEALY MADE CLOTHING every atyle, FASHION A fll.R HATS. STRAW IIATS FOR CENTS AND BOYS, lira just Received the finest lot of Ladies Slioes t brought to this market. If yon don't sec what i want ask for it. You can lie .supplied at J. APPLE'S, ' STREET, BEAUFORT, S. c W. J. TRIM. DKAI.KR IN [XPOW CURTAINS, PAI'KR llANtrlNCP, LACE CURTAINS, and WINDOW DECORATIONS \NO anil TABLE covers, window shades, ash hollands. APER HAAGIAG AAP DECORATIONS. kttrasses Made to Order and Repaired. jonnges and Chairs upholstered on reasonablo ins, at 148 EtIKra STREET, opposite ir.ivf.ri.yiroise. Irders froin tho Country will lie promptly atideil to. DANIEL H.SILCOX. FURNITURE WARER00J2S, iriftf/l UTDLiFtt 14 J* 11 ?i i?v xv l .i u o a Ave? ? ihahIjESTON. S. C. inhere can (if found a larpc *tnl well sclocfcil K-k of .ill kinds mill grade* to unit the tastes ol all. An examination is rcspcctiully solicited. March 18-lyr Sachman & cor DKAI.KR3 IS ry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions 15? MEKTIXO STIIKKT, CHARLESTON, 8. C. A pi 1 OME EfnUTTLEJEWISG-MACHffil! nillS BEAUTIFUL .MACHINE US*KS? Stkaioiit L needl^a, makes the Luck Klitcli, (alike on l*>lh lesl has self-adjusting tendon, and is used hy hand foot. It will hem, fell, hind, scam, tuck, hemitch, rnfllc, and sew on at the name time; work ually well on silk, linen, muslin aud cotton goods. It is the oulr tint-class low price machine made, nd for circular and sample of sewing, or rail aud nunine the macldue at the agency, Bay street, sufort, S. C. Price, $28, 03*7 db $42. W. A. FBI TP, feMMy*. Agent. STT <3fe MC.F ADE SALES W MANUFACTCRED ARTICLES AND PUB PRODUCTIONS. 0 athat "SKA FOAM" uan aerator, is unequalled by ar ad and more food than any other article In the market. Ft Call then for the "CHEMICAL, OLIVE, and I n hard aa in soft water. For sale at retail by BOYCK A WATER INDICATOR," for which, BENNETT & Me (r by a series of lively '-toots," for twenty minutes. After w| oper llihit. BCffs" should be sent in early to lie In time for its recej BEINTNI INSURANCE COT! * ? - - - - . POI , TENN., & ATLANTA, GA. Prii Yorl . i. . Prim ATLANTA. Tli Gen'l. JSO. B. noitnON, Prea't. irli Orn'l. A. II. COLtiUITT, Vice Prtii't. J. A. MOIUCIN, fleet'?. dirrei rvisor of A fancies, . and ( of lai '3, $1,534483 07 *3 1,000,000 00 . I iTc's. | Hon l DEPARTMENT, ?? ,1'MR1 A, S. C. Ran Vice Prcs't., * A. II. WAIUNG, Sect'y. k"0' ^ ' * stani road iu*r < Sllffii , C., BRANCH. intn road VEES.- 0f^ the I PR. PAUL FRTTCHARP, rba JNO. RICH, J. W. COLLINS, 0,2 S. P. GILBERT men P. L.WIGGIN, GEO. WATERIIOUSE, A. S. DAVENPORT, WM. KRESSKL, m E. SINCLAIR H. M. STUART, PR. 8. B. TH0MP80N, 1 J. C. MAYO, H. M. FULLER, G. M. WELLS, Tt 'OBT bbah:H. ?? In GE, Vice Pres't. M. STUART, Sect'y the amoi 000.) T1 Iodical Examiner. *afe at th perc reinl TELL, ) ILTON, J- Executive Committee. (HARP, J l is. PREMIUMS received In Cash, and entitled t? I annnal premium is paid. ird at Columbia, with advice of the auxiliary hoard s *1, and applications for INSURANCE received by May rON STUART, rib As't., Boaufort, S. O. gi A T .'Dfir Awnrwur A JLiiiuuij nuuuuuumu op A Ml STATIONERY, r y consistirtv or ** r I.ETTKR TATER, NOTE TAPER, ENVELOPES, .4h RILL HEADS, CARDS. * huitaih.k for B Business Printing, ( G1 *Tn?t Xlccoi-uod s at the office of the REPUBLICAN. ^ Mor ^0' * Ricl Grn Best Work - Lowest Price Aug A GOOD BARGAIN*. FOR SALE-A STATIONARY EN- Lnn OINE, four (4) horse power?in $ood order; Can be seen at my carpenter shop. pv J. BRODIE. Oth and Bay street. a., ~~ ' Imp ('ILS ; '{ \ j "" (Baddfnlbrdrzrf ex3S^ppHtsJGeHagr, \ t Bnrkebjferrb RaiL&ifn.iteri,]i/7re Gaardi,\ ft Sfole and MirbleHrdlcs; Floor atdDnuA | t JiliiyrjWhite Pint, WAbrntEuuyLtmier, \ i CtibiefMtJfrtlMfWootU&ek \ a . AU Work Wirnuitei. | j J LOWEST PRICES.} 4 Send fbrPrice List. J 31. RHALL&CdJ 8^ Jfj7tu/jlar*ni & Urtlsrr* . 1j I 2A, 0, i, J a Market Strtfr* jg \ 225,225, JTestBsto M] CHARLESTON, g.g.J Entered according to act of CongVw* In tho year 1873,-by I. H. If all A (*>?ln ofBea Librarian of Cob * at \V4atuoq10 n. ALL, AREHOITSE, ICHASSRS OP SOUTTTERff ly article yet discovered. Mixed dry with com* raale at retail, by floTCK Si MAKTIW. ?OOR Hi.iS'B SOAP," Put up in 60 Ihe. I MARfllV. FALL are agents. It gives warning to all the litch, a contiuobs whittle will secure attention >tion for the noil crop. ITT <*> MoFAliIi. ... Port Royal, g. O. Cboicc and Dndonbted inTestment. 5T MOP.TGAGE 7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS OF THK XT ROYAL HAIM<OAI> COMPANY trained by the Georgia Railroad and Bunking Company. icipal and interest payable in Gold Coin in New : or London. May and November Coupons. clpal due November 1,1889. Denomination 81000 c whole Issue of those guaranteed Gold Bonds, leltenn he registered thereby afTordeouiplrfe protection ngalnsf robbc1s only $800,000. Of this amount half has air been* taken up. The Bonds of thia Company r from t|io?e of moat Southern Railroad Coinpsfrom tlio fact that the road is completed, roughly equipped gn<t fiee from debt swnw and controlled by Northern Cnpltalista rgi' means and experience, whose aim and Inon is in connection with the Savannah I Charleston, Georgia, Western and antic, Nashville and Chattanooga the Ht. Louis and Noatbweatern (con ated) Railroads, to make this tho through route, is now the shortest from St Louis to thr Atlanpa Board, and, thereby controlis the trrtnsportaof the vast amount Of produce and cot (cm seekt market via the pbrts of Charleston, Na?nnh nnd Port Royal, addition to the strength the Bonds derive from g a First Mortgage Of the Port Royal Railroad pany, they bear tho guarantee of the Georgia rond and Banking Company, one of the best vn corporations in the South, and whose credit is unquestionably high. Tho net receipt of this for tl?e year ending Marth 31,1872. aflerdeductill expenses amounted to $380,000??sum almost :lent to jiav the principal, to wiy nothing of the -est of the bonds guaranteed. The Georgia Ralland Banking Company paya regular dividends [gbt (8) Per Cent upon its capital stock, it- undersigned are offering 'lie Gold Rond* at low figure of 90 and accrued Interest in currenfree of coniniliilan and rxpreas it-ges, at. which price they pay over Nine (9) Cent to the Investor. / icse Bonds are recommended in all confidence to ? seeking a safe, penitent and profitable invcat1 marketable securities received Jn exchange, ir further particulars apply to KING, KINNEY A CO.. No. 21 Nassau Street, New York. ay.l-tf. SOUTH CAROLINA iOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON. 9. C OFFICE NO. 17 BROAD STREET. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. le deposits In the Savings Dcjortment of. thlff pany are invested as a Special Trifst, and, theny are not subject to the hazards of Banking, addition to this special security, dejiosltors have guarantee of the entire Bauk Capital, which unts to three hundred thousand dollars (1300,ils department will ennble nil classes to find a security for their savings, however small; and io same time bearing a rciiuutratlve Iuten st (six ;ent. compounded uartorly.) Currency can be Ittcd by express and drafts by mail. F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier. directors asd trusters. Deo. S. Cameron, B. II Frost, W. J. Mlddleton W, Bee, A. J. Crew?| W. B. Williams, E. Waltgen, II. II. Delcon, C.G. Memmlng, B. O'nclll. Win. L Webb, A I'. Calawell, J. T. Welsman J. M. .Shackelford, Geo. II. Walter, J. C. H. Clausscn, B. D. Lazaruf, l-3m. QUIT CAIM DEEDS, JTTABLE FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF land acquired at State or National Tax Sales e at this office. tf. WZZjSOM-'B IYERREMEDY ire and permanent cure for all diseases caused by lernngca Liver, such as Jaundice, Dyspepda lli-artbum. Fevers. Nervousness. Impurity of the Blood; Melancholy, Costivetien, Sick Headache. Pains ill the Head, and all kindred diseases ERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Prepared only by WILSON & BLACK, ' 3 Charlotte, Prices Current or ranch, Scott & Co. Commission Merchants, ?AND AOHNTS FOR? EORGIACOTTON GOODS ?AkD? ardy's Super Phosphates. ?m? Augusta, Ga., March 18,1873. I) O SI E <1 TIV 8 . dlcman Stripes (light)..... ..." ISO yds...1214 " Fancy Stripes (dark) 4W1 yds... 13% M ("heck or l'laids 440 yds...14% itour T-#? Shirtings...- VtO and 1,0'H) yds...1044 " 4-4 Sheetings AIM and 1,0X) yds...l2'4 " Yarns, aos'd Not, r> to 12.. M uiiicum.L63 iniond OsnSuurgs Stripes .425 jds...I4j^ (llKllt) i) niterillp .3-4 Shirting I.ooo yds... 'J\4 7-s " .. 1,000 yds... 11 >4 " 4-1 Sliortinp 1,1*10 yds...13 " 7-" I?i UN .'.*>0 ydit.,.13'4 ;usta 3 4 Shirting*.,. .525 ami H.V) yds... !)% ' 7-s Shirtings 252 and *50 yd?...ll^? " 4-4 S'toeiiug 252 and 8.70 yiN?.i:j, " 7-8 I-rills 252 and 850 yds...13}^ tcfoy A 4.4 13 A 7-8 1I"< 3-1 MPIRE FLOUR MILLS. IN BARRKU* AND SACKS, renin per Barrel lean per Cur Load. KP.HL XXXX .812 50 y WiriTK XXX 11 00 LLIAXT XX 10 00 r Caki-s X - - 9 oo K Mil.us Su|icrflue 8 50 ran.?825 per ton. Sacks extra. tiorta.?per ton. do 'kstkkx Front ix onts.?Super, *850; Extra, iM: Family. Slu.50; Fancy, 8n.50. YK FuiUK.?S4.ll0 per sack. (lot) lbs.) ?C?M.?Shoulder*, 8'4; >". Tt S'des, W'?. ?. S. Men ??.?Shoulders. 714; C. It. Sides, 9%I ?rd.?In tierces, 10*i; kegs. 12. orn.?Prime White, U.V; Mixed, 90r. urn Meal.?05. (Sacks included.) lye.?81.25. lit* White, 70; Mixed. 70. ngar.-Yellow, Hj^J C, 12Vj; Extra C, 1.3}^ 1334. mar llonae Ryrup.?In hbla, 30; hhds, 28. 'irulnla Salt?82.10 per Sack; 10 sacks or ? ? no 'ritelor & Gamble'# Soap, Extra Olive, : Einslvc, 7r. ardy'it soluble Parlllr, $.70.00 Cosh; SM.00 tnr'n Acceptance; $77 AO Planter's Lion, asrtly'a Phoiplm Pern via n. $V>.00 Cash ; no Fiu'toCa Acceptance; Planter'* Lcln. he abotre qaotions an whotante,. We do not, in 1 case, break package*. Remittance* per Kxprea* >t be prepaid. Orders aro tilled at Prlctf Current day they are received. Sight Drafts on NeW 'k, Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta, placed to fit at par. . Itcapec^fiillr, BRA.K'H, SCOTT A CO. THE PARKER CUN, JSETTO STAWf* FOR CIRCULAR V , PARKER BRtfS v WIST MEBIDEH.CTA c 1 OLD ESTABLISHED ^TEEKLY LINE TO BEAUFORT: PACIFIC & CHISOLM S LANDINGS The Steamer PILOT BOY. CapUio W. T. McNxltt, WIH leave Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, evcr^ Friday Morrixo, at 8 o'clock. Returning, will leave iWeufort Saturday MoRX ixo. ... % Shipments to care of Agents forwarded free of stow-" age or commission. For engagements apply to WW. HARKISSON. ... . c , Agent at Ecattfort. RAVEN EL, HOLMES. A CO.. Agents at Charleston MMMMM The Host Popnlar Mrdiriae Eitant. M] OVER THffiTT TEARS 0872 Since the Introduction of PERRV DAVIS' PAOT-KILLElt, THE PAI.f KILLER Is equally applicable and efficacious to young oi old. Tilt PAI.V KILLER Is l?th an Internal and External Remedy. THE PAI.V KILLER Will cure Fever and Ague when other remldlef have failed. THK PAIN fflLLER Should he used at the first manlftstatlons of eolJ or cough. . ? the pain Killer Is the Great Family .Medicine of the Age; the pain killer Will cure Painter's Cofic. the pain Killer Is good for Scalds and Burns. TIIE PAIN KILLER Has the Verdict of the People in its faror. THE PAIN KILLER Gives Universal Satisfaction. tiie pain killer Beware of Imitations and Counterfeits. THE PAIN-KILLKH Is an almost certain care for CHOLERA, an J has, without doubt, b&n more successful in curing this terrible disease than any Other known remedy; or even the most eminent and skllNUI Physicians. In* India, Africa and China, where thla dreadful dineaso is ever more or less prevalent, the PAIN-KILLEB is considered by the natives, as Well as Euro-' pcan residents in those climates, a Scan RxstXDT. THE PAIN-KILLER Eacb bottle is wrapped with full dlrccUoos tot tfso. the pain killer Is sold by all nil Druggist and Des'crs in Family Medicines. JAMES ODELL, BEEAD, CASE, AND CEACKES B A K 33 it , IIAS fust received a fine assortment of CANDIES AND FRUIT& He hag always on hand Bread and Confectionery* of erery kind. COIINTRT STORES applied with all arttceles of the irade at reasonable prices. Orders for WEDDINGS AltO K+KNINct parties attended to with care and dlapateh. fifteen loaves of Bread for OMR dollar, can be had by purchasing brearf tickets. The Circulating Library now open contains a choice assortment of books. JAMES ODELL. merchants on the line of the PORf' ltOYAL HAII-ROAD can be supplied with fresW It read, anil Cakes, etc., dally by leaving heir orders with the conduct or. Just Received, A splendid stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS A CAPS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, . CUTLERY; CROCKERY. TOBACCO,. , CONFECTIOXAkIEB, TINWARE, Ac., Ac;, At the store of F. W. ?CHEPPER, Ray Street, head of No, 9 dock, which lie will sell lower than any other store fd BEAUFORT. Jan. 4-ly. WANTED?A Rood wardrobe and a book caaa Apply at thisolBce. BUS I BUI! ? 200,000 ' MANUFACTURED MONTHLY BY TDK Sea Is'd Brick Lime Co. Construct your buildings of BRICK, raaae thenf Are-proof, and save the high rates of Insurance now charged on wood buildings. Bricks do not bum up,' bricks do not rot down. Our Brick Kilns are located on Salt Water Creek, two miles fronf Beaufort. Vessels drawing fifteen feet of water ca t load within fifty feet of our kilns. A single tld drifts boats or flafa to the city of Beaufort or Port nu;<u. BRICKS of any size or quality, plain or repreaeed, maauMcturrd to order at short nutico at Charleston aa**? rannah prices Call at our oflfco In dROFUT'S BUILDINGfi Har Street, Beaufort, and examine samples,* Sea Is'd Brick & Lime Co. June 19-lyr. ???-? , ^r MOM.TOM KulHTATIoN IWIAUl. n t otr receipt of 2S rent*. rnlqne"tPHn?ln(f mi b UaMng House, M V?wy Street, Mew York. The Berk with |M Portable Faall/ Itwlaf JiMhtae, a'af 30 Bap* Trim ft many ad van tares over all. batlafsctlou aitafi?e w or refunded. Sent complete with fall dlrteth Bf Beekwitb Sewing Machine Co.. ?A2 Breedwty, P.- ?