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gg? LOCAL AFFAIRS. . THURSDAY. SEPTEMBERS 1873. 1 BSr The Bath House is now open to 1 the public. Tickets for bathing can be obtained at the office of the Sea Island , Hotel. _ 1 ? A meeting of N. Y. Hose Co., was held on the evening of the 2nd inst. This j Company have resolved to put their apparatus in good order. I to?- The base ball ciub havo received their new suits, and they look very nobby ^ in them. The ladies especially are invited to be present at the match game 8 on Saturday, and witness the dressing down of the Charleston boj's. J ? . g Albert C. Sammis, authorizes us to withdraw his name as a candidate for a town marshal. Death. * A telegram was received here 011 Sat- j urday, that Mr. It. S. Bennett was killed at Cincinnati on the 29th ult., while boarding an iucomlng train to meet bis wife: 0 Mr. Bennett in company with his wife left hereabout the J 1th ult.. for Cincinnati to attend to some private business. The dispatch was from his brother. The La Jy Ihifferin left Port Hoval city on Monday to discharge the balance of ? her cargo in Savannah. It cost her just five cents a ton to unload her cargo on s Port lloyal dock. M Base Ball. ? The match game between the Cosmo- 1 politans' of Beaufort, and the Carolina*' of Charleston comes off on Saturday the 6th inst., at 2 p. m. Scats will be pro- * vided for visitors and the citizens of the' town are cordially invited to be present and witness the contest. A supper will ^ be provided at the Sea Island Hotel for *' the players. ? Canght Ont. tef* Monday being a busy day among I the Base baliists, Thomas Eddie from C Lady's Island thought proper to make a ' home run " with a bottle of whisky taken from the store of J. P. Boyce, but the ever watchful Martin, being on the alert, put hiui out on the "foul" and sent hint "home'' (to jail.) There to h await the decision of rhe "Umpire" jus* tice Williams, who said he should have tl fifteen days to stay "home" or pay ten b dollars and cost for being caught ou the u "foul." a i Shipping News ti Ahhivto?13riir Caricr, Evans Master,- ^ from Para Brazil to load with phosphate# ^ at Bull river n Ci.kaiu'D?British Barque Valleta . Clarke. Master, for P'yinouth, Eng., ^ The Key -tone h is been purchased by F. W. SehejKjr, to be use-las a pilot boat ^ by th pilo s n tYsbf, she is twdve ^ tons burden ami is a very complete vessel and well adapted for the purposes f. r which .-lie was per -based. .... .... . M .1 11 '1 lie lot.owing i> i copy oi tne naiance -ln't-r of the town tax collector, \\r. J. tJ Yerdicr. By taxes collected, $o,' 3j 2! C Clr. u By amount receipted for by 11. o S. Bennett, 4,855 88 b 15y com minions of tax collcc- tl tor, (<? 8 per cent, 504 81 ti Ditto 1 00 p By tnx collections, 40 00 By execution costs, 53 00 By commission of dog badges, 1 84 By stationery, 5 25 " By one year's salary, 150 00 ^ 0 By amount receipted for by K. S. Bennett, 035 85 Total, 0,248 33 J Balance on hand, 81 SS t< 6,330 21 It will be seen froui the above state- j, nient, that almost the entire amount of 0 taxes assessed have been collected, nnd f that little or none of that remaining due v is good and collectable f m i Transfers of Ileal Estate. |, Aug. 20.?John W. Burhidge, assignee J. of Kdward F. Davis, bankrupt, to James ;i S. Sellers, 4u2 acres, Pec pies township, ?120. Aug. 20.?South wood Smith to Lewis a B. Sauis, 171 acres, Lawton township, li ?175. t Aug. 20.?Edwin II. Forrester, .to R. v f. L'awson, i.;s acres, Jjawtou townsnip, > t $552. i Aug. 20.?Win. Zeiglcr, to J. B. Per- u ry, J acre, Lawtou township, S2S. f Aug. 20.?Robt. , to Leah o Fealings, 10 acres, Yeiuasscc, $30. I Aug, 20.?Sauie to Cuffy Gardner, 10 v acres. Yemassee, $30. c Aug. 20.?LeRoy F. Brnnson, to Clara r K. Webb, 4] acres, Peoples township, 1 tl 15. e Aug. 20.?R. J. Davant, to Franklin Talbird, 3 lots, about 2 acres, Beaufort, 8370. Aug. 25.?Win. Wilson, sheriff, lands ' of S. Riley, to Jane M. Laugley, 1'copies , towuship, 871. j Aug. 20.?Alfred Williams, sheriff. | lands of R. W. Barnwell,, to Kliza Barn- 1 well, COO acres, Sheldon township, 8150. j' Aug. 27.?R. W? Barnwell, by Alfred , Williams, sheriff, to Kliza Barnwell, 600 t acres. Sheldon township, $150. Aug. 27.?W. J. Johnson, bv Wui. J Wilson, sheriff", to Geo. lfolmes, lot in Beaufort, 350x90 feet more or less, $3,000. Aug. 27.?Joseph W. Collins, to Fr'cedmau's Savings ami Trust company, < (U lot in Beaulbit, $3,300. 1 Sept. 1.?Chas. M. Terry, to Geo. W. Bruusou, and Julia S. 11. Bruuson, 500 acres, Peeples township, $1,000. ( Sept. 2.?Wm. Wilson, sheriff, con- ] veyiug lands of Stoney. to Joseph Bauiel J Pope, trustee Tor Eliza Ilced, 800 acres, Blafftou township, $500. ] ? Sheriff Sale. On Monday last the sheriff sold the f0i. owing tracts: The estate of Eikereukoetter was bid iff by Charles E. Bell Esq., aduiiuistraor for $-50. The estate of William and Thomas ?erribee was struck off to the following larties. The Home tract to Mrs. Market t Ferribee for S 410. The Ilorse Island tract to Wm. Elliott Ssq., for $203. Cater Bay tract to Chas. E. Bell, for 1265. The Brailsford tract to Margarett Feri iee for $25. The Bagshow and Harpers tract to the ame party for $220. The Davidson tract to Charles E Bell, Ssq., in trust for Natban Ferribec for >1103. Tract in St. Peters Pari.-h, to Z. Iliclirdson, for $150. A tract to Mrs. Margarett Ferribec for 50. ' A tract in Coosawhatchic to Charles i. Bell, in trust for Nathan Ferribec for 1365. Another tract to the same party or $35. One tract to E. A Buddingon, for Si5. A tract to Mrs. Ella Dickrson, for $22. A tract to Z. Richardson for SO. inuual Meeting County Commissioners. Tuesday, Sept. 2. The board met at 11-30, a. m. All the lembers present. A report was received from road overeer, E. D. Washington, E. J. Webb, ras appointed road overseer for Peoples owns hip, and J. W. Thomas, for Pocoaligo township. Checks were issued as follows: )n poor fund, 346 53 load overseers 82 00 special cons able--, trial justice and witness fees 90 65 Joroners expenses 70 70 Ldvertising and stationery -41 80 ail expenses dieting prisoners &c. 122 90 Jourt house expenses Watchman's salary repairing, seal, furniture. 31 35 .umber for bridges 16 80 'ouuty com. clerks salary 57 00 Total 807 02 Wednesday, Sept. 3. All the members pro-cut. The follow* ig resolution was adopted : Rcttolvtil, That road overseers be, and icy are hereby required to report to this oatd, the names of all persons refusing > perform road duty before taking legal ation against them. A petition was received from eighty* .vo residents near Pipe creek, on the lUeustn road, actors which certain gates re built, which the road overseer had pcently been told to remove, as obstruct* lg the pnblie highway, the petitioners egged to have the order for removal rooked, as it would be a great hardship to ave the gates remove J at a time whenvery-one is engaged in gathering the rop, and unable to give time towards etting out rails for the fences that would o required. The board decided to suspend action in lie matter until it could be investigated. Messrs. L). C. Wilson and George luge who were appointed by the e ?mlitsioners to "xamine into the condition f Court house, report that the floor earns underneath have given way, an 1 Int the building is in an unsafe condiion, and recommend its immediate rair. Window (!i.ass?Great attention is ow deservedly paid to the kinds of Win ow (/hiss used in dwellings stores and Jhurchcs. All qualities of American & touch .Window. Piotuies Photograph. Jut, Ground, Ena titled and Colored rlass, wholesale and retail, from Mr. P. \ Toale, No. 2U Maync street, Charles* on, S. C: Send for price card. Btf}.. Juduh P. Bcnjaman, a lawyer iracticing in London, formerly a mend er if the Cabinet of Jcfferion Davis, gets a ee of mx millions of dollars in a case rherc two ladies of Madison, Georgia, all heir to an estate of twelve millions in 'ranee. The fortunate ladies arc Mrs. Sngcnia M. Campbell and her niece Mrs. Dluiira Chambers. Mr Benjaman l?y rrangemcnt gets one half. A vessel left Liverpool?about time to rrive now?for Port Royal, South Caroiiia; another beginning of dircdl trade ictwcen England and the south. This esscl brings 500 tons of irtm cotton tics or Messrs. Warren, Wallace & Co., of Digusta, (Ja. In this connection mention nay be made of a "labor exchange ; ar Italian emigrants," under direction f a board which has an office nt 40, 'ranklin street, of this city. Connected nth this is General Gonzales, a eonf'cdrate officer, under whose agency a colo* .< /.CIf iliniK ;< fittimr not f',,r tlm "Port loyal Direct Trade and Colonization Soiety.?Loudon Standard, Ang^O. newTitems. Tin1 telgraphie announcement yesterlay of the enterprise of the Port lloyal ^ionization Society iti making terms in Sew York for the bringing oflarge nunijcrs of emigrants to the fir.-t named dace suggest the idea that the beautiful amis lying adjacent to this city offer one )f the most favorable opportunities for hose settlers of moderate means who lesirc to possess small farms of from one o twenty or more acres.?Columbia Union and ll<rald: <^"One of the Siamese twins was rcwmlv summoned to serve on a jury in North Carolina.?Chong \Vould not go uul Eng was flood $-5 for non- attcdime. Senator Morton has at last found out hat to return his back pay to the treasury is " a necessary fortuality. " and he lias uonplied with it. It took him really six months to make the discovery. ?A young uian who enjoys the sobri]uet of "Frank," in parting with a ,'ouug lady the other uight, endeavored jo impress his cu&Uuiary kiss, when she forcibly pushed Lack bio hcuJ, aui said, "No, sir, you don't?.h. flunking privies c LuLslLhcd.' i Pain Killer. There can be no necessity at this late day, for the press to speak in commendatory terms of this femarkable medicine, in order to porouiote its sale; for it is a medicine that is known and appreciated the wide world through. Whefi ever we speak of the Pain Killer, as in the present iustance. we do so in behalf of the afflicted, rather than with the view of advancing the interest of its proprietors. For various diseases, such as rheumatism, cholera, cholera-morbusj burns spraius, bruises, and so on to the end of the catalogue. 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 ofaby medicine which equals that of the Pain Killer. It was introduced in 1S40, 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 achieved, because (his reputation shows that is has been the means of relieving a vast amount of human suffering. We hope the present proprietors of Davis Vegetable Pain ^Killer'' will long live to enjoy the prosperity which the) have so fairly won. 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 complete Manufactory of Doors, Sashes and Blind.-* in the Southern States. Ilis warranted work, untiring energy, personal application to business and liberal advertising, have placed his enterprise among the first in the south, thus giving to his many customers work and prices that defy competition. Price list sent free on application. FORK8T CITY FOUNDRY, Fenwlck St., near Georgia Kallroml AUGUSTA, GEO. JOSEPH NKAL, Oen'l. Sup't. geo. p.. LOMBAltD, Proprietor. Manvpactcrrr of Portable ana Stationary Steal Engines. And Boilers of every description. LocoMTvrrvBS f m Wood tracks, saw MILLS, WITH IMPROVED RATCHET HEAD blocks, and alfh kinds of plantation and mill work. PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, S'mflin^, Pulleys, Hangers, Gearing, Gin Gearing, Mill Spindles. Hoisting Screw*, Rattle Stuff., and Lighter Screws, Iron, Railing for Cemetery, Lots and Bak-oni-.*,Cas( Iron. LinUlsand Sills, Iron 1'rot-Is for Itnildiugs, Citstings of every kind, lit Iron or and Forging* of all description, Ami Special attention lo Repairing Boilers lit the Country. TVroitelil Iron Steam Pipe, Brass Valves, Ok1!:', Fitting* ami Steam (ratiee*. Whistle*, Ac., Ac. On Ham! and Furnished In Order, CircularRnws,Bi Itinr.Sau Ciiituiivrw. St?am 1'umps, lialx t Metal, and all kink of Mill Findings. Furnished to onler at manufactures' prices. Agents for the Eclipse BanWe Mine Water ffbeol, W8.UE5S Tl'RIflM: WATER WHEEL. And tli? Pit KKHIXti'.S GOVFHXOR, -Jii Highest cash piiiv paid fir eld eastings, tti: Send for Pamphlet of Water Wheel anx.ll.tf. Notice. OKFICi: OF TIf K COUNTY f'OMM tWINFRS. Beaufort, S. July 30th, 1S7.T. mm: annuai. mfktish n*' tin: no.iiti) X will he held oti Tuesday, S<'|5t. 2d, 18?3, at II A. it. All person having hills against the county unrequired by law to deposit the same with the clerk of tin* board, on or Iwfore the lirst day of S ptenil'C , nest, and in default thereof, such bills will not be audited at raid annual rueetnig. 6. D. GII.BICRT jlyAl-lt. Clerk ol Board. WANTED, TWEXTA-F1VE Head EAT BEEVES and SHEE1*. Will take them at Port Royal Ferry. de.-.llMy. JAM MS J F.N KINS. zee. ice. BIT k EMMONS, arc now prepared to furnish ICE in quantities to suit oustoiners?At the old ICE HOUSE, 7th st. John Conant. J. A. Kmmonr. TO THE WEST! TO THE WEST! I'- f ire in.living arrdngeme its to follow tlie ailrire of the "thousand* who have afreadv gone," it would lie well M> consider wlnit hrs hern done to make the journey to your "Homes in the west" as pleasant and as free from danger its human skill and foresight van nefrfinplisli. lly consul! lation and co'is!ruction a road has lea n nut in operation on the shortest (nasi Ide line from XtHtViSle.Tcnn., t?? St. Lou!*, "llic iuturc great City of tin* ttorld." This line, Ihe ST. LOUS & SttlTHEASTEM lUlLtttt lias during the pa-1 yenr, earned an enviable reputa tion by its smooth traek, prompt time, sure connection*, ami the magnificence of its passenger equip incut. Its trains are mail') up ot in n and commod!(Uis day cars, provided with the eelehrati J Miller coupler and platform, and the ^Vesting house airbrake. It it pmitiWy the wily line running Pullman Putncc Pruiriny-HooM Slcrjiing Aim through without uny change/rout Ximhr H<e t<> St. Ijiuit. No other line pretends to oiler such advantages, either in distance time or equipment. Why, then journey by circuitous routes? I'o not lie indueisl to purchase tickets to St. Louis or the West by any other line, rem em tiering that The "St. Louis & Southeastern" is the thortrut, clienjmt, qnickrst, hcxt rnd only line tin dcr one management from Nashville to St. lamia and is from t*i to "duo millcs the shortest to St. Louis, | Kansas City, Omaha, Denver, California, Texas, and all western pdnts. Ills also the'Chicago Shortest Line," via ICvansvUle. * You can secure the cheapest rates for youfsclfP and your movables on application, in person of b) 1 tt r, to Ciias. McCaiik, Southern Passenger Ag'eht near College street dejvot, Nashville, Tcnn., or to tin undcrsigued. W. B. DAVEXPOfcT, Gen. Ticket Ag't. St. Louis. . No trouble to asstrcr qucs.tiet-1'. jm.1-11 B E 1ST J* AUCTION T AGEXTS FOR THE SALE > BBSNKTt it MCFAI.Ii. Inform their mon Flour In small quantities will produce light All persons should encourage home manufac boxes, warranted to hold out In weight. Just as | To prevent Boiler explosions, use " moment the water gets be low a certain line In tb until the steam is exhausted of the water raised t OrdcT3 for the " A Tjrtn, FertJ SOUTHERN LIF j Principal OfPces?MEMPI MKJlPlIIS. J. A. KKT.SOV, Pies't. AMOS WOODItUFF, Vice Prea't. BEN MAY, Sect'y. * " Ult.tftt l <J. Ill JUlliUIilf) I ASSETS, JAN Y. 1, 1 ANNUAL INCOME, SOUTH CAROL] OFFICE? 3. F, BLACK, Tres'L, J. P. SOUTIJ BEAUFORT -Tit I I). C. WILSON', M. POLITZKH, W. II. MAULDIN, J NO. FRANZ, PAUL HAMILTON, C. II. WRIGHT, M. STUART, GEO. GAGE, GEO. W. JOHNSON, H. G. JUDD, J.VS. G. THOMPSON, J. G. ItARNWKLL, M. M. KINGMAN, GEO. HOLMES. Officers of BE, GEO. WATKRIIOrSE, Pros*!. GE Dr. X3C. 3VE. Stuart, M. POLITZER, J. G I! IV. COLLINS, PAUL J. G. TllOjji'SON, l'AUL TliN Company Issues POLICIES on . approve annual dividend*. All Policies non-forfeitingafl Losses adjusted, and reserve invested by the S!a throughout the State* All further information fu MIDDL Aug.7-0tii ?c onASxri) 3DX?JPXJ-A.T OF SPRINGS, SUMMER O00I It Y JACOB A FPU A splendid assortment of DUES* GOODS. UltKNA DINKS. l'OPl.INS, JAPANKKS CLOTH?. . BAItlXiKS, MUSLIN, 1 IVI1ITK GOODS. PIQUES, CUETONES and CAM Ml ICS. l'KKUALES, nitlLLIA.VTS CTC, I* Ilulbrigitn Hosiery for Ladles n nil Gel Litres, Colin r* mid Cnfls. STAN'DAKll T It 1 .11 .11 I X G S GLOVES, PEIIFt'MEP.T, NOTIONS, r Gentlemen's FngsMi Ms, Tics. Hows, Scarfs, etc. READY MADE CLCTHIHG In every style, FASHION .MILK HATS. STRAW HATS FOR (JKNTS AND ROYS. Also ju*t Received the fint-at lot of Ladies SI ever brought to this market. If you don't see v you want ask for it. You can be supplied at . J. APPLE'S, AY STRKKT, 1!IIAUFORT, ft W. J. TRIM. PEALKR IN WINDOW (TRTATNS. l'AITR IIANtilKfSS, LACK CFRTAlNS. and WINDOW DKCORAT1' ITANO and TARLK COVERS, WINDOW SIIADK?, .aND IIOLLAI PIPER HAKIM .WD DE(0ItATI0.\ Mattrasseii Mailt* to Order and Kejiait Lounges and C'liairs upholstered on reason tcriu*, ai 240 ItlRTG^ STnEE*: OPPOSITE ir.t YERLY HORSE. Oilier* front the Country will be JnruiRptl; tended to. dani?l ii.silcox. rJBNITUEE V7ARSR00MS 175, 177. 17'J KI.VU STRfcCT, CIlArtljijESTON. s?. Where can bofouiid a large r*inl well hcI< Stock of nil kinds ni.d grade* to suit the laslm < An examination is respectfully solicited. March 18-lyr JTACHMAN & CO. 1 DKAl.IT.S IN* Dry G-tods, Fancy Goads and Nfirfi 1511 JltKirriXU STItKlCT, C 11 A PL K S T 0 A*, S. C. , Aril I HOME SHUTTLE JEWING MACii: This tkai tiki i. maciiink csks sm needles, makes the I/>ck Flitch, (ulike on j Mdes) has self-adjusting tcntinn, and is uwd by or foot. II will hem, fell, Mini, Beam, tuck, Mitch, rnflio, and new on at this same time; I equally well <>u silk, linen, muslin and r'otlnn ( , It is lite only tir*i-< lass low price machiuc i Hend forcircuiar and sample of sewing, or ca) examine the machine at the agency, Lay & Beaufort, 8. C. JPlfioe, $2CTf ^87 db 04 W. A. LRIPI leb.l3-lyf, Ag< rETT & MC RADESALES OF MANUFACTURED ARTICLES AS! PRODUCTIONS. ?-O friends that "HE A I'O.t.U" us an oereator, is unequal tr bread and more food than any other article in the rnai lures. Call then for the "CHKJIK'AL, OUVK <ood in hard as in soft water. For sale at retail hy HOI LOW WATER INDICATOR," for which, BKXXKTl e boiler by a sories of lively ' toots," for twenty minute?, ui proper llmtt. tliiser/' Should he sent In early to he In time for 33 EI E INSURANCE CO, IIS, TENN., A ATLANTA, CA Q > 1 ATLxmta. Gen'l. J1VO. n. GORIlbM, Prea't. Gen l. V K. CULRDiTT| Vice FrOa'l J. A. .MOIlllIS, ftect'y. Supervisor of Agencies. '873, $1,534,483 9\ 1,000,000 Ot LNA DEPARTMENT, -COLUMBIA, S. C? ERN, Vice Prcs't,, A. If. WARING, Sect' , S. C., BRANCH. rS TEES.DR. PAUI/ FRITCIIARP, JXO. RICH, J. W. COLLINS, S. D. GILBERT P. L. WIGGIN, GEO. WATERIIOU3K, A. S. DAVENPORT, WM. K KES8EL, E. SINCLAIR II. >1. RTUAIIT, I)R. 3. H. THOMPSON, J, C. MAYO, II. M. FULLER, G. M. WELLS, AOTOfiT BRANCH, 0. GAGE, Vice Prcs't. M. STUART, Sect , Modical Exnminci'. ??<j ARNWELL, ) HAMILTON, > Executive Coniniiltc?, 1'RITCHARD, J <1 plans. PRMMIl'MS r.ccivcd in Cash, and entitled er 2nd annua! premium Is paid. iti* Boa:d at Columbia, with advice of the auxiliary boar irni-Iinl, nn<l application* for iXBl LAMt. rcccvyeu uj iETON STUART, >o. tie 33oftufort, &, C A LARGE ASSORTMENT 3S i STATIONERY cox.si.s1 iso op Lf/Ticit rArfcit, Etc. note paper, ENVELOPES, KILL HEADS, ,TC. CARDS. tits sl'lTAlll.K FOH !. ^ I Business Printing J"ust Hodoivocl at the office of tub - REPUBLICAN rliul W i. C Best Work - Lowest Pric A GOOD BARGAIN'. FORSALE-A STATIONARY Ei cine, lour (4) boise power? onh ^ood order; Can be seen at my ca pcnter shop. J. BltODIE. ips. ^ Oth and Bay street. mr M J | ? Ofi? fJlaiLMILtrdmuv andSupplies,VrJUag-r, fc I\tfirdcbet?Jrexrb RuLBahulrrj.Wirt Giwits,\ ^UUa7dXafble)lindUi:FlmandJ)/ab>\ 7ctinjr;Whitr Pinr, WclrjitEwyLumber; 4 CabinetMdAerj BktWoodt,& c. S AU Work Warranted. I LOWEST PRICES.* Send fbrPrha L tat. J I.H. HALL & CO. J[inufi.eCurtr$ & JJeeltrt. J 2,4,0,1.10.Market Stmt. ? , 22},22S, Seat Bar,' I CHARLESTON, S. 0. | La. Entered according to act of Congreak In the ; >_ 1873, by I. H. Hal] k Co,, in office nt. 4re&>at Woabingtod; m I"* A ?? ?4 9 WAREHOUSE, D PURCHASERS OF SOUTHERN led by any article yet discovered. Mixed dry with Coiurket." For Stile at retail, by BOYCK St MAKTIV. , ami Pftlllt MAS* SOAP." Pat up in CO lbs rCK & 31ARTIS. BIcFALf/are i^onts. It gives warning to all the After which, a rfcntiuoas whistle will ret tiro attention 1 its reception tot the next crop. JNETT db MoFAIjIJ. Port IloyalpBj CJ. I A CiioicB and UndonMeS Iurestineut. f ! FI1IST MORTGAGE 7 I'KR CENT. GOLD BONDS OK TIIK PORT ROYAL K.lIhKO.VD COMPANY Guuritliieit by the Georgia Railroad Mitil Hun king Company. 1 Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin in New York or London. May and November Coupons. Princi]?lduc November 1,1HH9. Denomination SlUOO The whole Issue of these guaranteed Gold Bonds, Which cun be 1 rglslered f liei r b y ulToidt. *J,K fnm'pltife pi ofoetlon nga*n*l robbe. ry. is only $VM,OfJO. Of (his amount half hits at* ft-ady been taken up. . The Bonds of this C&m party ditfor from those of iport Southern (Uilroail Companies. frrttii the fact (lint the road Is coin pitted, thoroughly equipped nhd ficr from debt and owned ami rbntrulM by Northern Capitalists of large wans and experience, whose .aim and inrtentioli is if! eonncction with the Savannah and Charleston, Georgia, \Ve?'oru unit Atlantjc, Nashville and Chnttanooga _ and the SI. lidiih onil Noainnrriurn icon J sol Mated) Railroads, to nuke this the throligh route,' as it Is now the shortest froht St. I/siIs to the Atlantic Sea Hour.!, nud thereby cent roil* the transportation of the vast amount of produce dtM cotlou seeking a innrket via the port* ?f Charleston, H?THnitnh and Port Itnyul. In addition to the strength the Bonds derive /rotn being a First Mortgage of the Port Royal Railroad Company, they bear the guarantee of the (Jcorgik Railroad and Ranking Company, one of the b'*t known corjioratlons in the South, and whose rrislit Stands unquestionably high. Tins net receipt of this rtr.id for the year ending March .'11,1S72 after deduct- . Ing all expenses amounted to $350,000?a sum almost Sufficient to pay the principal, to sev nothing of the interest of the bonds guaranteed, 'flie Georgia Railroad and Ranking Company poys regular dividends of KIglit (8) Per Cent upon Its capital stock. The undersigned are pflfrriitg the .Gold Bonds at the low figure of and accrued interest In currency, free of conunlssloii antl rSprtsa t tiin ffcs, at #hlch price they pay over Julie (9) Per Cent to the iqtcstor. These Romls fire recommended in all confidence td . those seckitig a gitfe, permanentand protifaUe fnveafment . All marketable securities rocclved in exchange.' For further particulars abpfyJo , KING, FHWEY A CO., No. 21 Nassau Street, New York. may.l-tf. SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY/ CHARLESTON. S. C. OFFICE NO. 17 RROAI) STREET. HAVINGS DEPARTMENT. The deposits iu the Savings Department of till* Company are invested as a Sjiecial Trust, and, therefore, are uot suliject to (be hazards of Ranking. In addition to this special security, depositors have y the guarantee of the entire Rank Capital, which amounts to three hundred thousand dollars (&00,000.) This department will enable all classes to find a safe security for their savings, however small; and at the same time bearing a rcnuncniUve interest (six percent, compounded uartcrly.) Currency can be remitted by express and drafts l?y mail. F. A. MITCHELL, C.tsmnn. DIRECTORS A811 THUSTEK9. Ged. S. Cameron, E. II Front, W. J, Middlc'on W. Reo, A. J. Crew to W. R. Williams, K. Waltgcu, II. IT. Dcloon. C.G.Mcmniing, II. O'neill, Win. I, Webb, ,1 A P. Caldwell, J. T. Welsman s J. M. Shackelford, Geo. II. Walter, J. C. If. Claitssci!, R. D. Lazarus, May Mm. (JllT CAIM DEEDS, I. CJITTARI.E FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF __ land uci|uired at State or National Tax Sales r sale at this office. tf. WIliSON'S LIVER REMEDY A sure and permanent cure for all diseases caused by a deranged Liver, such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia Heartburn, Fevers, Nervousness, Impurity of the Blood, Melancholy, Costlvcnewt, Hick 9 Headache, Pains in tin: Head, and all kiudrcd diseases BVBHY FAMILY SHOULD If A VE IT SOLD RY ALL DPXGCI.-T3. Prepnfed only by WILSON A BLACK, ,4h S Charl'olle. Prioca Current OF OhahaII C rxrvH P. rA DI dllUIJj >JUUll vx tu. ) Commission Merchants, >' ?.on AOKNT8 rgK? GEORGIACOYTOtf GOODS ?AND? Sardy's Super Phosphates. ?toy? Augusta, Ga., IIarch 13,1873. I OO.MKSTUS. . KanQlcmab Ftilpcs (light) I?0 y.ls?.12|4 " Fancy Stripe* (dark) -inn y<U...n"i " Chocs or Plaid* 4*0 y<U...14% Montour 7-8 Shirtings .son uiul 1 o.ib yf|*...i0j4 " 4-4 Shei'ti'njpi .100 ami 1,0-X) yd*...!1^ " Yarns, aw'd No*, 0 to 12...50 lninrln*.l.f?.i Richmond Osnahiirpi Stripe.*....; ;..K33 yih...U^ ' (linht) M Urnnltcfillc 3-4 Shirting I.uno y?|>... nJ4 7-s " i.?w? y<|*...ii;.? " 4-1 Shooting* I,I*KI yd*...13 'c " 7-H DtilN IMH) yils...|:iK - Augusta -1 4 Shirtings ,_/>2n and 8.70 yds... 1<J<J ' 7-8 Shirtings 2.V2 and > >(? yds...1i% " 4-1 Sheeting 2">2 and STd yds...Ill " 7-8 ltrills 212 and MO yd*...ir>}? V. Langley A 4.4 1.1 . ' A 7-8 - 1IU 1U " 3-1 ofi ir- <o} ? EMPIRE FLOUR 31 ILLS. IN liAUltKLS AND SACKS. t~> cents per Barrel less per Cur Lontl. ? IMI'F.KI VI. XXXX J912 .10 I.ti.v WiiiTK XXX II <10 I'ltit.MAST XX 10 on UoT ('AKtK X *J 00 !i? u Mil.us Su|>rtine 8 .V) Bran.?82-1 per l?n. Sacks extra. Klsorls.?(flit) per loll. du k Wicstkkn Fun it ix nni.s.?Stipes s?^0j Extra, jS, 5:0.'D; Family. dtn..*i0; lanev, ?11 V). 0 lint Fi/ifit.??4/W) |>er suae, don tlw.) of llttroii.?Sin >ti Id .'is, 8'; I'. It. sides, 10)^.m P. S. .Units.?Should rs. 7J4; C. 15. Sides, tt}{; B l.tiril.? Ill tierces, ln'^; kegs," 12. 8 Corn.?l'rinie White, y">; Mlxt?l. !?V. S Corn Meal.?!)i. (Nick* Included.) f ltjre.?$1.2.1. : On'I? -White. 70; Mixed. 70. f | Ki^iur.?Yellow; 11,',-j; C, Extra Cj i"!-| V IV,. Home Syrup?fit Mjh.30; lilid?,2v Viitflniii Suit?il 10 |> r Suck; 10 sack* or -.mn\ t-' Proctor >k Gamble'* .Soap, Extra Olive, ./j fcra?i Sartly'* Soluble l'n<Ulc, Cjuih; J.VT00 * .\rccj>f:iiice: S/'o/iO 1'laiiLien. Surfly'a Phoapho IVrtirluu. fWdO CVh ; *11 thi Factor'* Acceptance; yi.". planter'* Lclu. The aht>V <mnlioti* are wholesale. We do not. In . iy t a.v, l.reak puckasc*. liemittatice* |kt Express Must lie prepaid. Onf-rs are filled at I'rlec t "tirrciit 1 ti? ilar they are received. Sitdit I (raft* on New yjrlt, Charleston, Safatiiiah aud Atiauta, placed to Ci.Jit at par. Re?p*clfnll)r, KRA.X II, SCOTT A CO. | THE PARKER CUM. , PARKER BRO'S s Z WEST MER1PEN.CT. ? OLD ESTABLISHED \\teeivlf ll?e to beaufort.' pacific & chis6l5ts landings The Stcamo? PILOT BO Yi Captain W. T. McNrltt, Will leave Aerom modal ion Wharf,Charleston, ererf Friday Morm.viI,at r o'clock. Returning, will leave Byaufort SaTcbpay Mor.t iso. Shipments to care of Agents forVairlwl free of stow* URL- ur L'uuiuiissiuu. For engagements apply to WM. HAIIRISSON, - . Agent at Beaufort.' RAVEN EL, 1I0I.M tX, A CO, , Agents at Charleston M H MM' Tile .Horf Popular Medttine Eitnt. 1840] 0M THIBTt YEARS ' Since the Introduction of PERRY DAVIS' PAHT-EIUM. TIIE PAI.V KILLER Is equally applicable and efficacious to young of old. TIIE PAIN KILLER Is both an Internal and External Remedy.' THE PAI.V KILLER Will euro Fever and Ague when other remidiM1 liavo fall*!. * TflE PAIN rflLLEll , Should K- used at the first manifestations of cofiT or cough. , .. r . ., THE PAIN KILLER Is the Great Fatuity Medicine of thb Age.' THE PAIN KILLER Whl cure Painter's Colic. TIIE PAIN KILLElt Is ge??l ftr Scalds and Burns! THE PAIS) KILLER . lias the Vehflct of the People In ita favtfr.' THE PAIN KILLER Gives Universal Satisfaction'. TIIE PAIN KILLEU Beware of Imitation* and Counterfeits. THE PAIN-KILLER ... Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA, and has, without doubt, been more successful in curing tills terrible disease than any other known remedy,' or even the most eminent and skillful Physicians. In India, Africa and China, where this dreadful dlat Kmr ti'nfa or lean Sn'Vslwit the PAIN-ltlL LED In Condderfd by the entire*, m Well as Euro*' pean residents in those climated, f Sl'EB RlUtYDr. THE PAIR-KILLER Eaiiff buttle is wrapped with full dtrcetfoni t&f THE PAIR KILLKll Is sold by all all Druggist and Dca'ers in Fatal)/ Medicines. , JAMES ODELL, BREAD, CAKE, AHD CBACESBr BASER, HAS just received a fine assortment'of CANDIES AND FRUITS. He has always on hand Ilrcad and Cotttfectioaory of every kind. cul'ktby store* supplied1 Witt* tfi art]"* cele* of the trade at reasonable prices. Orders for WKUDMGft A AD BVBMNO PAUTIEW attended to with care and dispatch. FIFTEEN' LOAVES of Bread for omb UOLhAK, can be bad by purchasing break* tickets. The Circulating Library' . now open cohfains a'chttlee assortment of books.' JAMES ODfeLL.' . tti- MRUCII.lwTf on the llneof the PORt ROYAL RAILROAD can be supplied with fresh llrend. n tut Cakes, etc., dally by leatlli^ heir order* with the conduct or.' Just Received* A splendid stock ot DRY OftOPft CLOTHING, n.vrs a caw. groceries. hardware, CUTLER*," CROCK FttY., ., Toll.tCCA cos fec3on aries, ; 11 AIT .Uifi, ?1C., AC., At tHo store of F. W. SCHEPPER, Rnjr Street, hr?d of Ko. 9 Dock, whirh ho will sell lowor than any other store in' BEAUFORT. . Jan. 4-ly. WANTED ?A food wardrobe acd a book case Apply at this office. BRICKS! (ID!!' 200,000 MANUFACTURED MONTHLY BY TUB Sea Is'd Brick Lime Co.Constrirrt yotfr Wildings of RRtCIv, raaae them' lire-proof, ffnd rfCfe (he high rales of insurance now charged otf wood bufUlinga. Bticks do not bum vf ,' bricks dn not rot down. Our Brick Kilns* ar?- totaled on Salt Water Creek, two miles from' I R.-aiiibit. Vessels drawing fifteen feet of water ea > toad within fifty feet of our kllnv A tingle tM drifts t>octs?r ftat"! to iBe city of Beaufort or Port' Royal. BRICKS of any Use or quality, plain or repremed, ?n?n:if?et> urod to order at short notice at I'harleaton M4 8#< vannith price* Call at our office in CROPUT'8 BUlLDlifO Bay Street, Beaufort, artff examine saiiipfao,* Sea Is'd Brick & liMe tSj June W-lyf. BOJf.TOW flirtatio* signal*. n t on receipt of 2S cents. Unique Printing and b fishing House, M Ve*ey Stmt, Haw Yorlr. The Beck with MO PsHahls Fa all? Rtifing iMhlu, 20 Days Tnpil many advantage* over all. Satisfaction gearaat* or CM refunded. Sent complete with fuIIliiecoetV Bock with Sewing Machini Co., ?W B: FrJT