The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, April 25, 1867, Image 3
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By Telegraph.
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rVevr? I terna.
NEW YORK, April 24-The Tribune
estimates the Republican majority nt
20,000, anti claims a largo majority of
delegates.
Honry Ward Becher was defeated
in Brooklyn-but ono Republican
elected from Now York city. Scarcely
a third of tho peoplo voted.
Hay ti advices say the Revolutionary
Committee have docroed perpetual
banishment against Goffrnrd, his
family aud ministers. Their propertj*
hus been confiscated,- and Salli ave
elected President. A declaration of
war against St. Domingo is probable.
CHARLESTON, April 24;-Arrived
Steamers Champion and Granadn,
New York; Evernian, Philadelphia;
schooner Ida Richardson, Baltimore.
Sailed-Steamer Moneka, Now York;
schooner E. J..Palmer, Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2-4.-Thc
Chief of Polico has been discharged
by order of General Sheridan, a:
alleged, for discouraging tho negroei
from registering.
There is no abatement of tin
water. .
Tho levee fund, is exhausted, am
tho work will bo discontinued nnlesi
tho planters are successful in raising
funds from bankers and capitalists.
Mexican advices say Vera Cruz i,
invested by tho Liberals, 7,000 strong
commanded by Meudez and La Ve
gas. Intercourse betweeu tho cit;
aud countr}' is cut off, and sinrvatioi
is immiuout. Tho city ls beta)
shelled.
HARRISBURG, P.V., April 24.-Then
wero four inches of suow last night.
LYNCHBURG, April 24.-Tho Vii
ginia and Tennessee Railroad Direc
tors have been in session y estonia
and to-day. It is clearly ascertaiue
that a sufficient number of privat
stockholders will unite to resist th
consolidatiou Act, as a violation <
their chartered aud vested right
They are sustained by able counsel.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Officii
letteis " received nt tho Indian Offi<
describe Hancock's interview wil
the Cheyennes as unsatisfactory. Tl
letters express apprehension of
general Iudiau war.
Tho Southern Famiue Relief Coi
mission has received an addition
$10,000 iu gold from Caliiornin.
Gen. Sheridan has been authorize
to draw for $5,000 to relievo the di
tress from tho overflow.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.-Cn
prospects nre very flattering.
Tho Treasurer of tho Southern P
lief Association remitted $1,000
gold on Saturday.
NORFOLK, April 24.-Senator W
son addressed a crowded audience
Bell Church-principally colored. 1
said his Southern tour wos uot in t
interest of any organization; urg
tho supporting of thc platform of t
Richmond Convention; had no don
Virginia would be carried by a I
publican majority. Gov. Pierpc
aud several other speakers followt
aud great enthusiasm prevailed.
?-?-?
Gen. Pope mid Gov. Jenkin*.
AUGUSTA, April 24.-The corr
poudenco betweeu Geu. Pope ii
Gov. Jenkins has been publish
Popo asks Jenkins if he had s<
General Order No. 1, issued A]
10, to re-organi/.o the States um
tho military bill, before tho lat
issued his address to the people
Georgia, advising nou-action u:
the question is decided by tho
promo Court. Jenkins replies, t
he had supposed he was exercis
such freedom in tho expression
opiniou relative to public matten
seems still accorded to tho citizen
a republic; and did not imagine \
. it was abridged by the acciden
the speaker or writer holding of
In future, ho shall do and say v
he believes is required by duty
his oath of office. Ho will not
volve either a conflict or controv
on tho execution of tho respec
trusts; everything of this charade
desires to avoid. The General
, Jenkins' explanation is satisfact
so far as the fact is concerned;
being seut to execute the lau
Congress, he will carry out the
visions of the military bill, ..>.
rccoguizes the existing State Go"?
ments as merely provisional;
the object of allowing these to
tinue for the administration ol
Stato laws during the progrei
reconstruction. Had Congress
templated opposition from the
authorities, it would have legis
to put the Stato Governments o
existence. Gen. Pop?! requires
tho civil machinery of tho Sta)
not perverted to frustrate the e
tion of the laws; tho civil office]
required not to use their influeii
provent the people from submi
to and carrying out the laws of
gross. After discussing the n
full}*, Pope says he will bc conq
to remove all officers who, wh:
office, uso their influenco to pr
tho execution of tho laws, but 1
harmonious relations may con
betweeu the military and civ
thorities. Paragraph 3, G<
Older No. 1, reads: "Itistobe
ly understood that civil officers
retained in office shall confine
selves strictly to the performai
their official duties, and whilst
ing offices shall not use any inf]
whatever to deter or d?88Uai)
people from taking an active p
the raconstruction of their S*:?1
vernment, under thc Act of Coi
providing for tho more officie
vernment "f the rebel States ai
Act supplemental thereto."
Interesting from Km rope?
BEREEN, April 24.-The official press
says, editorially, regarding the com?
promise proposed by the great pow?
ers, that Prussia did not find it
necessary to appeal to the great pow?
ers to protect her rights, aud she will
not leave Luxemburg.
PAMS, April 23.-Marshal Mac?
Molione, Duko of Magenta, has ar?
rived in Puris, from Algeria, where
he has bcon recalled by 'the Emperor.
French furloughs arc all .ended, and
tho officers have been ordered to drill
tho reserves.
BEULEN, April 24.- :t is reported
that the great powers have renewed
their appeal to Prussia, in tho hope
of averting tho imminent war.
COBIMBUCXAli AND 'FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, April 22-Noon.-Cot?
te nomiual. Flour quiet hud un?
changed. Corn l@l}<ic. better.
Stocks very strong, and improving.
Gold 387".
7 P. M.-Cotton dull, declining
and unsettled; sales of l,O0O bales, at
25. Flour steady and unchanged.
Cqrn active-mixed Western $1.35(V?
1.38. Pork dull and lower-mess
$22.70. Lard firm, at 12>?@13)?.
Sugar in good demand and advanced
. Cofieo heavy and declined }?.
Stocks excited. Money G. Gold 41'J.
BALTIMORE, Apuil 24.-Middling
uplands 25. Flour quiet; buyers de?
mand a concession. Com active and
higher-whito $1.21(7/1.25; mixed
$1.20; yellow.$1.25(41.26. .
AVG ESTA, April 24.-Cotton market
flat and declining, with sales of GI
bales. Tho market is too irregular
for quotations.
SAVANNAH, April 21.-Cotton dull,
.with sales of 90 balee-middling 221.;
(V?i23. Market closed heavy and de?
clining. Bcceipts 480 bales. ?
CHARLESTON, April 24.-Cotton
weak and inactive-middlings 23.
Sales 54 bales. Receipts 15.10.
NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-Sales of
cotton ' 2,950 bales-unsettled; low
middlings 22. Receipts 200. Flour
dull-declined 25c. Corn in request
-no stock; advanced 5c; sales of
mixed at 45; whito 50. Oat . firm, at
80. Pork firm and unchanged. Lard
firm-tierces 1314'. Bicon unchanged.
Gold 40J?.
CINCINNATI, April 24.-Flour Arm?
or, but Lot quotably higher-super
tine $11(7? 12.25. Corn active and
advanced 3@5c.-sacks $1.05. Whis?
key 2G.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Evening.
Sales of cotton 8,000 bales; closing
quotations are as follows: Middling
uplands lO^d. ; Orleans ll. Man?
chester advices continue unfavorable.
PARIS, April 24.-The B?urso is
still heavy; rentes still declining.
LONDON, April 21-Evening.-Con?
sols 90^. Bonds G7?.i.
LIVERPOOL, April 21-2 P. M.
Cotton commenced declining this
morning, and is still declining-mid?
dling uplands 10',(rV'10??; Orleans
10|<?10%.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-Evening.
Cotton weak-middling uplands 10'.,
Oj WK: ; Orleans 10%. . Sales of G.?0U
bales.
_L .1. . . . . ' .. . *_S
A Tcnnesseo Dutchman having
caught his son in wrong-doing, de?
termined to administer a dose of
hickory. So he trimmed a switch
and went to look for the youngster,
who incontinently took to his heels.
After chasing the boy aro iud for a
while, the old man thought to per?
suade him to stop and take tho lick?
ing. So he halted and hailed the
wary fugitive:. "Shou,'v said he,
"Shon, shtop! I'm not no viadas cat J
vasli!" 9
j MURDER OP A FREEDMAN BY HES
SONS.-On Sunday evening, two little
negroes, Edmund and Frederick
Frasier, aged respectively thirteen
and eleven years, were committed to
prison on a chargo of killing their
father. The}' confess tho deed, and
appear to feel no compunction for
what they have done.
[Clarendon Press.
ADJOURNED.-The New York Legis?
lature adjourned on Saturday, and
there is general joy manifested in
that State on account thereof. The
Legislatures of nearly all the States
have now adjourned, as well as most
of tho municipal bodies of the various
leading cities. The members of tho
New York Legislature served ten days
without compensation.
Jeromy Taylor snys: No man is
more miserable that ho hath of ad?
versity; that man is not tried whether
be bo good or bad, and God never
crowns tkoso virtues which are only
faculties and dispositions; but every
act of virtue is an ingredient unto
reward-God so drosses us for Hea?
ven.
BAD ON THEM.-The Judge of Kerr
Couuty, Texas, writes to a friend at
San Antonio, that .there will bo no
court held in that County this spring,
because the Indians havo stolen all
tho horses, and lawyers and clients
cannot procuro conveyance.
Venezuela advices state that tho
American claims against Venezuela
havo been amicably settled. General
Bianco, President of the Senate, pro?
nounces the annexation of Ecuador
to Columbia impossible.
Mexican letters have been received
in New York confirmatory of tho
capture of Puebla; they say the Libe?
rals killed rdl olficers from lieute?
nant up.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin thinks
that the breadth of land in that
State sown to wheat will be one
third larger than was ever before put
I in.
Poris is going mad over a sort of
humming top, just iuvonted by a
patientless doctor. It is mado to
revolve by a vulgar whip-cord and
handle, and when it reaches its max?
imum of rotation, six small tops como
out of it aud begin to spin round
it; nt the will of the spinner they
return to the bosom of their mother.
Tho inveutor calls this thc prolific
top; a happier uamo would be the
opossom top.
Indigent freedmen iu Richmond
aro falling off in number, and indi?
gent whites are increasing. In March,
1*2,503 of the former were assisted bj
the Freedmen's Bureau, against 30,
OOO the previous mouth. Thc white;
assisted were 1,001, which was emit?
an increase over thc number in Feb
ruary.
An autograph of Oliver Cromwell
bearing his signature, "Oliver P.,'
was recently sold in Loudon, for i
good price. It was attached to i
treasurv warrant, dated Decembe
29, 1G55, for the payment of ?50i
for tho benefit of the person namei
there, "for his continued attention t
tho servico of the Commouwealth."
EASY WAY TO MAKE A FOI
TUNE.-The New York Commer?a
Advertiser, of tho lGth, says cabl
despatches aunouueing that Bismarc
had made n peremptory demand o
Napokon-'relative to the arming
France, enabled a firm in that cit
who first got the intelligence to mal
nearly $1,000,000.
DEATH or AN* ENGLISH EARL.-Tl
death of the Earl of Brownlow
aunouueed iu England. The di
ceased was worth ?130,000 a yea
aud used to ask thirty or forty poi
people who were invalids like hit
self to spend the winter at M?loi
-he paying all the bills. No kin
the present Governor of ^'ennessee
A temperance, lecturer, having i
eye to business, a short time sine
finished his discourse Chus: "An
finally, my hearers, why should ai
of you drink ardent spirits? a
sou, Tom, has got as good cider
auy in the country, at sixpeuce
quart."
It is an old maxim, that falseho
strides to remote bounds while tru
is getting on its boots. From t
foot that the fanatical and pcrsecuti
sort, who dominate.in the land, cu
ally read only ono or two of the mi
ultra and unscrupulous .newspape
representing their general views. .
Gen. Griffin aud Gov. Throcktn
ton, of Texas, are to co-operate
aether iu the registration of vote
The former says ho is anxious not
go out of the State for registers, ti
is desirous of obtaining names of
persons, irrespective of color, tl
are qualified to act in this capacity
Mary Lynch, a servant emploi
by Nathan Lazarus, of Hart fi
Ct., whose four children were pois
ed with corrosive sublimate 1
week, has been arrested on suspic
pf the crime. None of, the child
have yet died, but there are v
slight hopes of their recovery.
They are telling a queer "
story," up in Wisconson. The pa]
say that, recently, tho milLs on
Neena and Monaska were obliged1
stoj) work because the water-wh
and Humes wero eo clogged with ?
or, as one paper expresses it, tl
was "more fish than water!"
Tho duration of human life is
to be longer in the United St
thau any other nation. This,
the ilattering prospect of a hf
prosperity iu America, accounts
the swelling tide of emigratioi
ways setting towards our shores.
At a celebration of a marriage,
Western city, a large mirabel
young ladies were present. Tho
nister said: "Those wishing t
joined in the holy bonds of mutr
dy will please stand up," and n<
all arose.
That wicked Home Jour mil
f*also lips,* made of pink India rul
which arc attached to thin lips
manner which defies detection,
which give a pretty, poutiug ap]
aneo to the mouth, are much woi
Now York ladies.
Sheep, in Germany, before 1
sheared, are rubbed in vats of
warm water, with potash,
cooling, water is sprinkled over
until tho wool is white, and the
then kept in a clean and warm
ter until dry enough for shearin
A stray contraband from
South was lately inspecting a
power in operation, when he
out thus: "Mister, I have s?en
of things in my life, but I neve
anything whar a horse could i
own work and ride himself, too
A conceited Englishman wa
by a live Yankee that the
United Kingdom could be sn
Lake Superior without imp
navigation.
Child murder seems just now
an epidemic. Our exchanges
different part? of tho comdr
horrid details of these terrible e
He who .spends all his ti
sports is like one who wears ui
but fringes and eats nothin
sauces.
The latest novelty is a dog \v
a whistle growing at the end
tail, ile calls himself when w
A lady in Java is su (Yering
I count of a living lizard in In
I mach.
Tho Catholic schools of ('im
ure patronized by 12,000 pupil
The Methodist pronounces
. falls "godless."
A gentleman, who takes common
sense views of things, being recently
asked Iiis opinion of a poetic indi?
vidual, replied, "Oh! bo's ono of
these men who hare soarings after
the infinite, and divings after the
unfathomable, but who never pay
cash."
Two French gamins wei*e looking
nt an Egyptian temple erected nt tho
Paris Exhibition, wondering what
tho hieroglyphics meant, when one of
them solved the doubt by stating that
it was the tomb of the inventor of
phonography.
The Kalmia Mills property was
sold under foreclosure of mortgage,
on Tuesday, by Messrs. Wnrdlaw &
Carew, to Messrs. Harvey Cogswell
and others, for 8210,000, which
amount is $20,000 in excess of tho
nggregato mortgages.
Tho Mnrtinsburg 2feu> Era says
that one clay last week, Mr. Thorn
tou Henshnw, residing j\ short dis?
tance from town, killed fifteen foxes
in one day, and it was not a good
day for foxes either. He discovered
aden, and dug them out.
The Memphis Aval* nicheannounces
the failure of a couple of firms in
that city, whose members were of the
Republican stripe, in tho following
style: "One by one, the leaves of
radicalism wither and decay."
Firemen in Brighton, Mass,, set
the numerous fires there last winter.
Ten of them are under arrest, charged
with burning eleven bouses, two
school-houses and a church. One of
them has turned State's evidence.
Yale College has, for building pur?
poses, $1,500, and it is designed soon
to erect au entirely new set of brown
stone dormitories, a memorial chapel,
the Peabody geological museum, and
n new Divinity hall.
The Paris (Texas) Press.says that a
groat deal of stock has perished in
tho bottoms during the late high
water. In one place, the carcasses of
twelve horses were found in a pile.
At the Methodist Conference in
New Haven, a few days- ago, it was
stated that in three cities in the
State, one-third of the people had no
Bible last j'ear. .
- Every workman and workwoman
in Paris is to be given a ticket to the
Exposition b}- thc Government, so
that they can make ut least one visit i
to it without cost.
Major F. H. Wigfall, sou of cx
Senator Wigfall, is traveling in Texas
as the representative of commercial
houses in New Orleans and Euglaud.
His father is residing in Loudon.
UNXVEBSAII SUFFRAGE.-It is stated
that Thaddeus Stevens is writing a
pamphlet in support of Sumner's
bill securing universal suffrage at the
North. -National Intelligencer.
A Texas exchange contains brief I
details of throe murders recently
committed in that State, besides
robberies .and Indian raids sufficient
to make up a column.
D::AD.-Judge'Romulus M. Saun?
ders, r i- N?rth Carolina, died at his
residence, in Raleigh, on Sunday
last, at tho age of seventy-six.
The Kingston, C. W., polico help
the burglars in their midnight
forays. Two of them are'now in
prison for burglary.
A loaded express ear on tho New
York and Erie Railroad was totally
destroyed by fire last Friday. The
loss is estimated at $110,000.
At au election for mayor at Hunts?
ville, Ala., recently, tho colored vote
assisted to defeat the agent of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The Empress Carlotta is worse,
instead of better. Her nts of insanity
are more violent, and the lucid
intervals more rnre.
On Tuesday last, $753,333 worth of
cotton was shipped from Savannah,
Ga., tc Liver pool, iu two vessels.
The strike of the iron-workers at
Pittsburg, Pa., hus terminated, .the
men resuming work at the old prices.
Gen. Schofield has decided that
Confederate conscripts are not neces?
sarily deprived of the right to vote.
Gen. Sickles has recently removed
certain members of the police force
at Wilmington, N. C.
What goes most against the grain
of a farmer? A reaping machine?
. Honolulu is soon to be lighted with
gas.
You can buy a dozen shad in Bick
; mond for $1.
WANTED,
AX IKON ROLLER SUGAR MILL. Ap?
ply to E. STENHOUSE,
April'1*5 3* Columbia, S. C.
LOST,
BETWEEN thc corner of
?Senate and Picketts streets
?md thu residence of Mr. Robert Barnwell,
in thc Campus, a pair of GOLD SPECTA?
CLES. Tho' finder will bo rewarded by
leaving them :it this office. April 25 2*
Acacia Lodge No. 94, A. F. M.
A A regular Communication of this
^%rLodgo will bo held THIS EVENING,
/W-:,tl' 'mat., :lt 8 o'clock, ilt Odo Fcl
i lows' Hall. By order of tue \Y. M.
.f. ii. KIRKWOOD, Secretary.
; April 25 1
CHEAP GUANO!
CREDIT FRI?BS !
--
IHAVE still on hand 100 Luis "FORD'S
FERTILIZER"-highly recommended
as a MANURE for COTTON ami ('< ?RN. I
; will sell it for 100 cash, or $70 payable 1st
November next, to responsible parties:
and will guarantee that it gives satisfac
' tion-othorwise will not require pavment.
April254 .TAMES G. GIBBES.
To Arrive This Day!
OK TONS ZELL'8 RAW-BONE PHOS
0?L> PHATE-equal to Peruvian Guano.
April 25 3_J. G. GIBBES.
CHEAPERTDAN TUE CHEAPEST!
ALE AT $1.75 PER DOZEN!
TUE Undersigned offers for salo 300
dozen best ALE, in stone jugs, at il.75
nor dozen. Apply to
T. M. POLLOCK,
j April 25 _ At Pollock Bonne.
I. o. o. F.
ORDER OF EXERCISES to be observed
on FRIDAY, tho 26th day of April,
1807-a day act apart by tho M. W. Grand
Sire of tho* Grand Lodcjo of tho Indepen?
dent Order of Odd lellows aa a day of
Thanksgiving by tho Order-at tho Odd
Fellows Hall, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m.: .
Ode by tho Choir.
Prayer by Rev. J. L. Royuolds.'
Ode by thc Choir".
Oration by tho Orator of thc Dav, Brother
F. NV. Pape.
Odo by thc Choir.
Benediction.
KV Tho ladies ?ire respectfully invited
to attend. Ancient and Transient Odd
Fellows aro fraternally invited to bo pro
8ont._April 25 2
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF tho GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY:
Receipts and Disbursements for sir. months,
ending December 31, ISGC.
. RECEIPTS.
Fire premiums for six months.. .545,333 91
Marin? and inland premiums for
aix months. 971 97
Interest and Exchange. 5,225 18
$51,531 or,
I /Surplus of July 1, 1SGG. 25,505 15
?77.039 21
. DISBUBSE3IENTS.
Fire losses occurring since Julv
1, 1800.*. ?32C.H42 02
Marine and inland loaaea. 2,184 77
(Boing for loases incurred pre?
vious to lat of July, lSt!0, and
adjusted eince.)
Lifo loaaea. 3,703 15
(This amount includes Confodc1
rato claima amounting to $(>,
OOO, adjusted during thn past
six mont ha, and amonms paid
for purchase of outstanding
policiea to cl^se lifo business.)
Commissions to agenta. 5,551 49
United States, State, County and
City Taxes and Licenses, Re?
turn Premiums, Rc-iiiauruuce,
and all other cxpeuaea. 8,573 02
Georgia Homo Stoek. 1,408 00
(Bought to reinatatc Stockrid?
ers deprived of stock by. Con?
federate sequestration.)
$54,002 45
Discount upon sundry stocks to
reduce to present value. 4,000 00
$58,002 45
Surplus.24.3S1 7C
Less for discount on and
purchase of stocks a*
above. 5,403 0?-18.97G 70
$77,039 21
ASSETS.
PrefPt Value.
155A shares Muecogce Railroad
stock.$15,080 00
52 Mobile and Girard Railroad 8
per eent. Bouda. 25,400 00
ll Presbyterian Church 7 per
eent. Bouda. 2,000 00
.-.J TonncsBco State G per cent.
bonds.14,712 50
IS city of Columbus 7 per ceut.
Ponds. 14,072 75
10 Virginia State G per ct. Bonds. 13,050 00
21 Moutg'rv and West Point R.
R. 8 per "cont. Bouda. 1S.000 00
20 Central Railroad 7 pet cent.
Bonds.... 20,000 00
6 H. C. G per cent. Bonds.'. 4,011 00
G90 shares sundry insurance and
other ?tocks.. 3,407 50
52 shares Columbus Gas Compa?
ny Stock. 5,250 00
Real Estate in Columbus. ?G.OOO 00
I Tobacco on hand. 4,200 00
Unpaid Coupons. 3,305 00
Bills Receivable, secured by ap?
proved endorsement and pledge
of stocks.208.8G9 81
Oftico Furniture and Safes. G80 00
Cash ou hand. 5,830 92
. $375,195 48
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock.$330,000 00
Unadjusted losses. 0,218 72
Stn plus. 18,970 7G
$375,195 18
D. F. WILLCOX, Sec'y.
H. E. NICHOLS i- CO., Agents,
April 25 1 Columbia, S. C.
-| (\ PIECES SUMMER CASSIMERES,
1U at 874p. per yard.
10 pieces LINEN DUCK, at 37}e..per yd.
1 doz. Black Silk Basques. (
1 " " Baron Shawls.
1 " Colored Baron Shawls. For sale
cheap. ALFRED TOLLESON.
April 10_
STATEMENT OF
OF THE PUTNAM FI UK INSURANCE C
31st dav of Decculber, 18GG, made to tl
ASS
Cash on hand.
Cash in bank.
Casi) in hands oi agouts and in course of t
lie d Estate $05,000, less mortgage $30,000.
Bonds and Stocks o Mied by the Company
United States Bonds, 7-30's.
" ?' 5-20's.
" " " "Sixes," of ISSI. ...
State of Wisconsin Bonds.
State of Virginia Bonds.
ll f shares Fanners' and Mcch's Nat l Bank.
280 " American " "
300 " Fourth " " :
300 M Importers1 and Trad'a " "
loo '. American Exchange " "
ISO '. Bowery " "
KU " Hartford and Now Haven Railroa
Due thc Company, secured by mortgage.-. I
encumbered Real Estate......
: Due tho Company, othcrwiso secured, loam
j Di l.ts for premiums.
j All other property ot the Company, cons
rents, oftico furniture and revenue stan*
Tho amount of liability due or not due to '".
Losaos Adjusted and dm none.
Losses adjusted and not due-none.
Losses unadjusted .
Losses in suspense, waiting fur;uer proof
DANU.i. BI CK Secretary.
April 25 1 H. E. NI
Correspondence.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS intonded for
Brother B. BUSH CAMPBELL, (the
Qrand Lecturer of tho Grand Lodge,)
should bo directed to tho caro of W. T.
Walter, Columbia, S. C., until otherwise
ordered. April 23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
mm
GENERAL SUP'TH OFFICE.
CHARLOTTE & S. C. RAILUOAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. C., April 23, 1307.
ON TO RICHMOND, via tho Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad. Parties
wishing' to attend tho MEMORIAL BA?
ZAAR,-now being held at Richmond, arc
Uiformcd that ROUND TRIP TICKETS are
on sale at tho officoof this Company. PriCl
$20. Baggage checked through.
C. BOUKNIGHT, Gcn'l Sup t.
E. R. DOBSET, Gcn'l Freigut and Tr'p'n
i Agent._ April 24 G
TURPENTINE BARRELS.
I THE undersigned ifl now en
/ffT-LV3 gaged in the manufacture of TUR
t**?? PENTIN E BARRELS, warranted
.^.?"?^to he of tho best equality, and will
dispose o? them at such prices as will bring
I them into competition with those of North?
ern manufacture. Give nie a trial, and
von will be satislled. Messrs. CRAWFORD ?
& FRIDAY, at the Charleston Railroad
Depot, aro my authorized agents in Co
! lumbia. C. NORMAN.
?!>. Charleston Courier copy six times
tri-wcekly. arid send bill. April 18 JG
"LOST MULES. .
STOLEN from the subscriber's
residence, in the upper part of
_pltichland, fourteen miles from Co
Iutopia, on tho Winnsboro Road, two
MULES-one a dark-colored stud mule,
with scars on his postern joint, and had
been shod. Tho other a largo bay marc
mule, rather long for her height, short
head, but no marks recollected. Thc
mules wore tracked nearly to Columbia.
A suitable reward will ho*given for their
return. THOS. W. ENTZM1NGER.
April 23_3*
Threshing and Ginning.
IAM prepared to mnko engagement?.to
any extent for THRESHING WHEAT
and OATS. Also, for GINNING COTTON.
Parties within twenty milcB of Columbia
wishing me to servo them will please notify
mo at ouce. Terms moderate.
W. B. LOWRANCE,
April 21_Columbia, S. C.
Notice to Creditors of the Cotton
Planter's Loan Association of the
Fifth Congressional District.
UNION DISTRICT-IN EQ Ul TY.
Samuel Morgan and others vs. William J.
Keenan aud others.-Bill lor Account.
Belief, tte. '
ON motion of. Bobo .t Carlisle, Com?
plainants' Solicitors, it is ordered that
the creditors and bill-holders of the Cotton
Planter's Loan Association of tho Fifth
Congressional District of South Carolina,
who desire to como in and take part in
this proceeding, do appear and file their
demands, on or before the 31st dav of MaN
next. WILLIAM MUNRO,
Comm'r in Equity Union District.
April 18_
Just Received,
TWENTY tubs and firkins GOSHEN
BUTTER, at reduced prices.
15 bbls. Hocker's Self-raising FLOUR.
5 " Milk, Butter, Wino and Sugar
CRACKERS.
3 ticre?s DIAMOND HAMS. And for
salo bv C. II. BALDWIN it CO.
April 10_
Ale! Ale! !
?)f\ BBLS. best quality PALE ALE,
JU\J each containing ten dozen pints, at
$2.25 per dozen, by tho barrel, or ?2.50 per
dozen in less quantities. For sale bv
April 21_J. & T. R. AGNEW.
Liquors, Cigars, &c
JUST TO HAND,
Favorite brands Whiskies,
Holland Gin, Cognac Brandy,
Brandied Peaches, Cherries, Apricots,
Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, &c. eke, at
April ll_GEO. SVMMERS'.
Pipes ! Pipes !
ALARGE ASSORTMENT of genuine
Meerschaum, Briar-root, India Rub?
ber and Chemie al PIPES. Just received
at E. POLLARD'S.
April 7 ._mthS
Stafford's Cultivator.
THE undersigned is agent for the above
IMPROVED CULTIVATOR, which he
offers for salo at reasonable prices. Its
points of superiority are: It is the easiest
plow to guide iu crooked rows, and to turn
at thc end of tho row. It will plow several
hills nearer than any other to the end ol
the row. It is the only plow which will
operate in hard-beaten ground.
! April G _A. R. COLTON.
Lime, Cement and Plaster.
: At the Sign of the Golden Part-Lock.
JUST received, a fresh supply of best
STONE LIME, ROSENDALE CEMENT
and CALCINED PLASTER. In store and
for sale cheap for cash hy
April 4 JOHN C. DIAL.
FAMILY FLOUR,"
1 AH BBL8< FAMILY FLOUR.
_L\JV/ 25 bbls. Western Super. Flour.
Hocker's Self-raising Flour. For Bale
low. E. it ?. D. HOPE.
April 3_
THE CONDITION
OMFANY. OF HARTFORD, CONN., on the
ie State of South Carolina:
ETS.
.$ 177 10
. S7.37G 61
rausmission. 16,358 28-1181,211 Ol
. 35,<XH) 00
-, to wit:
Par Yutue. Market Value.
.?IO.GOO {11,130 00
. 5,000 6,254 Ot)
. 25,000 27,625 00
. 5,000 5.000 00
. 30,000 15,000 <*>
, Hartford. 11,400 15,162 00
. 11,000 . 17,080 00
Sew Y,.ri;.. 30,000 83,000 th)
" .. 30.000 34,800 00
.. 10,000 11,500 00
" .. 15,000 10,800 O?
a Co. 10,100 18,685 00-*212,086 OC
teing tirsl lien <>f record on un
. .. 47,612 00
.? on Stock- ?tod Bonds. 179,672 o.
1,275 28
?sting of accrued inn ?est and
ps.
?617,478 8fi
miks <-r ocher orcditbra tu nc.
. &*),oi? na
none.
SAMUEL WOODRUFF, President
CHOL3 A- CO., Agonts, Columbia, S. i