The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 22, 1869, Image 3

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Foreign I5?sw?. MADRID, June 21.-The President of a Cadiz Republican club has be?ri arrested for speaking against Serrano aud cans? ug excitement. Prim said to the Cortea that tho Government must be inflexible, and even cruel, in suppressing disorder. Paus.. June 2l -The city is tranquil. MILAN, June 21.- The tumultuous as? semblies dispersed before the military without resistance. The Prefect throat ens Bovero measure? if the tumalti aro renewed. f Wnnhingtuii Hew?.. WASHINGTON, June 21.- Tho 'Busteed impeachment committee has adjourned to December. The Internal Reveuuo officers have seized 150,000 segara and 310,000 worth of machinery, at Now Haven, belonging to the National Segar aud Tobacco Manufacturing Association. After June 30, Bontwell will parchase $1,000,000 worth of bonds and sell $1,000.000 in gold, on alt?rnale weeks, until further notice. Judge Fisher hos ordered the Marsha of tho Criminal Court to summon ne? groes to fill vacancies in the grand nod petit jurie?. Niuo negroes have been plaoed on thu lists. Three Government compositors have resigned in consequence of the presence of Douglas:!. Internal revenue receipts to day over $1,000,000. ?-. . Du iu eat lc New*. NEW YORK, June 21.-Tho school ship Saratoga, from Hnvaua, is quarantined, with twenty oases of yellow fever on boord. Four deaths have occurred. Tho Swedenborgiau Ooufereuoe elect-' ed Gundy Berke, of New Orleans, a member of. the Executive Committee, -rice Herschel- V. Johnson, to whom ob? jection was mudo on accouut of re-elec? tion. SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-The steam? ship Great-Republic hus arrived, bring? ing 1,200 Chinese. The rain Stonewall drovo off two aud destroyed ono rebel vessel. ST. LOUIS, Juue 21.-Fifty prominent business Arms have guaranteed the Grain Association against loss by bringing an ocean steamer from New York, loading her with grain. ST. LOUIS, Juue 21.-The Indians at? tacked a surveying party near Sheridan. Kansas. Tho Surveyors killed four and wounded several, when the Indians lied. MONROX, LA., June 21.-Several build? ings were consumed hy iiro last night. Loss $50.000. KEY WEST, June 21.-The bark Lucy A. Nichols, from Havana for New York, has arrived. The captain and six of the crew aro down with jellow fever. CHARLESTON, Juno 21.-Arrived - steamer J.- W. Everman, Philadelphia. Sailed-steamer Aspiuwall, Port au Prince. ARREST OF NEGROES IMPLICATED IN TUE MURDER OF MR.'ROBERT P. Suaas.-A special telegram to the Charleston News, dated Florence, Juno 10, says: It will bo remembered that Cyrus Coachman, the negro hung at Darling? ton, yesterday, for the murder of Roberi P. Suggs, (white) ou the 10th of January. 1868, confessed that Sim Evans und Charlie Howe, (negro witnesses for the State against Coach mau, and who, as deputy sheriffs arrested bim,) organized the party that killed Suggs und robbed his store. As soou as the confession was made Governor Scott was telegraphed to for instructions. He ordered the ne? groes to be arrested at once. Accord? ingly, last night, n constable arrested Sim Evans at his house here, and then wuut to Howe's house, where Howe was found lying on the floor asleep. Tho constable aroused him, and stated that ho wanted him to go to Darlington. Howe replied, "I've just been dreaming of Darlington; I am ready to go with yon." It, i* thought that thcro js sufficient evidence to hang both negroes. TnE DUTIES OF RAILROAD CONDUCTOR*. The New York Supreme Court has de? cided that if a passenger ou a railway train cannot find a seat, and gets in? jured while standing, in consequence, upon the platform, ho is not to be blamed for negligence; but that the negligence must bo imputed to the conductor. Ii is the latter's business to find a seat for the passenger, not the passenger's busi ness to look for one. A Western editor is pleased to I e face? tious over the names of Maine lakes. He says: "They say the fish in Lake Holley-bnnkemunk, Maine, are said to be superior to those of either Like Weeleyobaoook or Moosetoekmegant-ue. Those of Chuubungogungamauug war* very fine, bnt they all got choked to death in trying to tell where they lived!" Tho latest thing in dresses-Night? dresses. "Tall oaks from little acorns grow, Large streams from little fountains flow. " Seven years ago tho PLANTATION BIT? TERS were but littlo known. To-day there is not a nook or corner of our land where they are not. found and used. The sale has reached the enormous number of Five Millions of Bottles annually, and it is constantly increasing. It only shows what eau be done w ith a really good me dicine, and a systematic course of mak? ing it known. Perhaps no medicine in tho world was ever so deservedly popu? lar as the PLANTATION BITTERS. Go where you will, among the rich or poor, and you will always Hud these Bitters in use Their merit has become un established fact, and wo cordially recommend them in cases of dyspepsia, loss of appetite, chills and fever, headache, &c, ic. MAGNOLJ? WATER.-Superior lo th best import- i I o rman Cologne, and sohl at half tho p. icc. J19 J8 ?N?W YORK, Jono ai-Noon.- Stocks unsettled. Moneveotive, at 7, with 1-82 commission. Sterling 9#v Gold 36&. Flour and wheat active and firm';' Corn lc. butter. Pork firm, at 88.00. Cotton quiet, at 83#. Freights dall. BALTIMORE, June'21.--Cotton quiet, at 33(?j83??. Flour dull und favor buyers. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn lower; white 93i'al95; yellow 84(3187. Pork flrrov at 34. B?oou shoulders ?5)?. Lard 20(21 20M- Whiskey ?carce, at 1.03@1.04. . NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-Conon dull aud ?usier, with sales of 125 bal?*--mid? dlings 31??j; receipts 549. Oold 87 Flour-Aiipcr?n?5.90; double 6.25;treble 6.50. Pork held at 35.80. Bacon firm shoulders 15; clear rib IM1.,'; olear 19. Lard-tierce 20@21: keg 2l(?)22. Sugar -primo 13J.?; common I0(a)ll. Molasses -fermenting 35. Whiskey-Western rectified 95(a97)?. Coffee-prime 16 J? (oj 16%; fair 1 k)?@lD>?< Mom nie, June 21. - Demand for cotton limited and market closed quiet, wilh sales of 350 bales-low middling 30; re? ceipts 202. CIIARLESTON, June 21.-Col ton quiet but firm, with sale? ?if 25 bales-mid? dlings 31; receipts 130. AUGUSTA, June 21.-Cotton market quiet aud unchanged with sales of 125 bales; receipts 72. SAVANNAH. Juno 21.-Cotton market dull-middling 31; receipts 311. LONDON, June 21-3 P. M.-Consols 02?. Bonds 80%. LIVERPOOL, Juno 21-8 P. M.-Cotton active-upiauds 12 )B@12l.? ; Orleans 12;^' (o)12K A NEW DISCOVERY.-A German chemist has discovered t lint if morphia, which is sometimes us d effectually to allay vom? iting, bc heated willi hydro chloric acid, it will become the most powerful emetic known. Tho effect is produced by intro? ducing a small quantity under the skin and sometimes by spilling it on the skin, but the vomiting soon subsides, and leaves no nausea. Tho discover calls the new agent ememoi pbia. MULLINS' FUNERAL ORATION.-Mullins, recently a radical member of Congress from Tennessee, thus speaks of tho death of an Arkansas carpet-bagger killed by another carpet-bugger: "He sank to death ill the soliloquy of his own blood; we shall view him no more till tho chaotic torch of Gabriel wakes to living consciousness the univer? sal dome, and we shall see our.-elves us others see ns in that bourne whence no traveler returns." The sugar crop of tho world is report? ed to amount to 2,800,000 tons per nu? llum. Of this amount the United States consumers 580,000 tons, and Great Bri? tain 680,000. Tho consumption of sugar in this country is increasing annually, having been raised to the ext'ut of 07, 000 tons in 1868 above 1807. Of ?he total production, Cuba bas heretofore yielded one-third, and the Southern States produced 100.000 tons in 1808. DEATH IN A WELL.-A desperate con? flict recently took place ut Cairo, in this County, between two negro meo, while at work in a well they bud been employed to dig. One ?if them stabbed the other so severely that lie died, and the murder? er was lodged in jail for trial at the present term of the Court. A white mau witnessed the deadly conflict from the top of thc well, bub had no means of in tel faring. - Thomas o Me Enlerptise, Hi///. BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.-Wo noticed a fellow the other day wearing a large ring with a brilliant red setting; ho wore ii in a-qneer place-around bia eye. Upon making inquiry, he informed us thai they didn't cogt much, and people gene? rally received and wore them who de? served 4hem. He savs it waspiven him. [San Francisco Mercury. Henry Law, a negro, just committed to jail al| Huntsville. Texas, stole last winter moro than 8600, and while on the way to the penitentiary stole from the sheriff's pocket the evidence of his con? viction. After this wa? recovered ho es? caped from custody, and WHS only cap? tured after nearly a year's search.'" When found ho was attired ia female apparel. A girl, keeper of a toll-gate in England was asked by a swell velocipbdist, who thought to chaff her. how much he had to pay. "That sir," replied she, "de? pends upon whether you ride through the gate, or whether you get off your dandy-horse and drag it through; be? cause in that case every two-wheeled ve? hicle drawn by a horse or au ass pays three-pence." About the most sensible exhibition tn bo seen in Boston at the present time in the baby show. It is composed of 300 cooing, dim pied cheeked, drooling, tist gnawiug infants, in the various stages ot lacteal culture mid efll ivia. Their united -quails almost eqn?.! the yells of Gil? more's monster chorus. A Bomun Catholic priest, who lins been in charge of tho pastorate at. Circle ville, Ohio, was married to a Miss Sulli? van, of that city on the 5th of last month. He had previously been excom? municated by Huliop Roseucrans. An excellent uiTungement to facilitate slumber during sermon time in church has been iUvented by J. H. Weeden, ol Waterbury, Conn, it is "all improved ho.id-rest for attachment to church pews, formed by the combination of the slnfl ing, coverillg-plate, band, base-plate, and springs with each other." A German shoemaker who bad under taken to make a pair of boots for a gen? tleman of whose financial integrity he bud considerable doubt, replied, when asked for thc articles: "Ber pools isli not quite done, bu'., der beel isl] made out. A Missouri grasshopper attacked a lit? tle girl a few days since, and so nearly destroyed her ear that a surgeon had to be called in. General Lee has bad a bouse built, for him by public subscription nt Lexing? ton, Va. I EXBOPpp* QFA MBy MoWP?RER, ,At Darlington,' 8? q^n^Fr^ay hu?. Cyrus Coachman, a negro,' convicted*'of th? murder of a merchant, Robert.,!^. Suggs, near Florence, on the 10th of January last, suffered ibo extreme penal? ty of tbe law. This criminal confidently anticipated that be would be rescued by Ilia brethren of the Uuiou League, Hay? ing, early in the morning, "lido not think I'll be hong, HS I belong to a league, the members of which ar? sworn to protect each other, uud I do. not be? lieve they will let me be hung/' Tbere was great excitement among the negroes of tho neighborhood, and fears were en? tertained that au effort would bo made by them to rescue the prisoner, but no interference was attempted. The Sheriff and most of the officials who neted on the occasion were negroes. BEAT FORTY YEARS Aoo.-We notice in an exchange the following item of fo? reign news: "An English actor recently played the same evemug at London uud af Dover, ninety miles distant." This was beat neurly half n century ag??, before the days of steamboats aud of railroads, by tho great "Americau tra gediau" Cooper, tho father of our esti? mable fellow-citizen, Miijor James F. Cooper. That geutlemau was a dear lover of fine horses, and wagering that he could play in New York aud Philadel? phia on the same night, he, with the aid of his Hue teams, actually accomplished the feat-the distance traveled beiug, we believe, 100 miles. [A iii min (Gu.) Intelligencer. MATRIMONIAL.-"There is many a slip betweeu the cup and the lip." This old aphorism was verified in this city on Wednesday evening this wise: Ou that morning, a young gentleman went to a distinguished minister to engage his services to tie the knot matrimonial for ' a friend on thc following morning. The wedding dresses wero prepared aud the gloves procured; and all promised to go "as merrily as a marriage bell," when lo! the lady changed her mind, as ladies have a right to do, and without saying by your leave, Ac, took a quiet walk to j a neighbor's, where sin; Was met by a former lover and a J. P., who duly m ir ried them "according to law." [Charlotte (JN. C.) Timm. j A CUTTING RETORT.-A gentleman who was walking near Oxford was met by some students of the university, one of whom addressed him with: "Good moruing, Father Abraham." "1 am not Father Abraham." "Good morning, Father Isime," said a second. "I am not Father Isaac," was the reply. I "Good morning, Father Jacob," said ?a third. ..I um neither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob, but Saul, son cf Kiah, who went I out. to seek his father's asses, and, lo! I have found them." A gentleman, in the course of a journey in the West, ono daysnddonly desciied a country tavern, in the porch of which sat. one of the oldest white-haired men hu had ever seen, crying like u child. lu answer to an inquiry ns lo the cause, ho sobbed ont: "My father has just lick? ed mc." Upon entering the bar-room the traveler discovered another and much older man behind thc bar, whom he addressed : "You seem to have some trouble here, stranger. Your sou in? forms me that you have whipped bira. "Yes," rejoined the landlord excitedly, "I could not avoid it. The young vascal was chasing his grand-father round a ten acre lot and stoning him. I had to infer? iere, stranger." . . A very young man, living iu Mont? gomery, in love with a very young lady, paid her a visit last Friday evening. The old folks thought that the children were too youug to keep company, and con? veyed the hint by cal'ing the girl ont of the room and sending her to bed. The lady of the house astonished the very young mau by bringing iuto the parlor a hugo piece of bread aud butter, and say? ing, in her kindest manner : "There, Bub, take this and run home to your mother ; it is time time little boys were iu bed." It is one of thu most outrage? ous cases of cruelty we uver know. HEAVEN'S JUSTICE.-After tho Grand i Army of the Republic had left Arlington Cemetery, on decoration day, says the | Augusta Conslilulionulist, there came "on la gi eat storm of wiud aud rain. Thc I next day nil was bright and fair, but a I wondrous chauge had been wrought. The wind, more charitublo than man and more practically indignant, hud whirled the flowers off the graves of the j Federal soldiers and heaped them upon rb? neglected and insulted graves of thirty unknown Confederates." Tun CHIEF JUSTICE DOWN SOUTH. Chief Justice Chase, who bas been on n tour of the Carolinas, with his accom? plished daughter, Mrs. Senator Sprugne, hus been received fruin point to point with marked respect and popular enthu? siasm. It means, among i ther things, that the people are aware of tho fact that i he Chief Justice util] keeps his eye upon tin While House, and is likely to be the muli for tho Democracy in 1872. All the -igns of the times point that way. [New Yurie Herahl The future King of England is a dolt. At a meeting of thu Royal Geographical ?Society the other day ho delivered a speech as follows: "You cuuuot form so tull < r favorable an iden of the country described by rending of them in books as you can by visiting them yourselves." On the other hand, his genius for vice is said t.? rival that of his uncle, George IV. The rate of taxation in Brooklyn, this year, is four per cent.; in New York, two per cent. The non tax-paying Legisla? ture of South Carolina lins put it to the unfortunate tax-payers at the rate of one hundred and fia- per cent. Tba personal obar nia of a girl of theT period are estimated to cost front 965 to $550, according to tho ar tints employed. A tornado last Week did $500,000 worth' of damage to the little town of Shipman, Illinois. Ann Hathaway's cottage and garden at Stratford on-Avon are advertised for sale. Napoleon ir. building a villa at Rome on the spot whero 'tho palace of the Cro3ars once stood. A London railway is asked to pr?vido cars for the special accommodation of ladies with pet dogs. Grenoble, in France, being in want of a hero, is about to erect a statue of Jou vio, the glove-maker. CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS.-Mr. B. Odell Duncan, of Newberry, bas boon appointed Consul of the United States at Naples. Three ladies were thrown from a car? riage into a mill pond, near Rochester, New York, on Wednesday, aud all were drowned. A Virginia lady sustains lifo by co? piously annointing herself with sweet oil, and eating a cracker three times a yeer. A contemporary wauts to know whether the ono hundred sledge hammer auvil chorus at tho Boston Jubileo will be a "blacksmith's strike." Water is ten cents a gallon at White Pine, and the residents of that elevated locplity toko their daily bath by wulkiug out naked iu the morning mist. "That's vory singular," said ,i young lady to a gentleman who had j .st kissed her. "Ohl well, my dear miss," was the reply, "I will soon make it plural;" and the villain did. A colored mau in Quiney. Illinois, bas brought a snit to recover 82,000 from a steamer company for having been refused j tho privilego of eating dinner with the white folks. Leo Harrisou aud Thomas Glndman, two respectable colored men of Lynch? burg Va., decline appointments of regis? trars in Lynchburg because they cannot take the oath. Tho lately beheaded postmaster nt Waterbury, Connecticut, advertises ns "lost," "ono hundred dollars paid to a Congressman for tho Waterbury post office." S. C. Hall, thc author, is ono of a very few persons living who remembers to have seen Garrick net. He alluded to this in u recent lecture, and also said that he hud talked with Boswell. A sui! to recover S3,OOO in gold, de? posited in tho Chesapeake Bank at Balti? more, in 1861, bas been decided in favor of the depositor, who gets u verdict for that amount in gold, with $000.50 inte? rest, also in gold. And now hero is a little oue-horso Go? vernment iu South America that abso? lutely defies Great Undo Sum, and bolds his minister prisoner. Hasn't McMahon ii right to complain of treatment that forces tho representative of a great Govern? ment to rniu his digestion in feeding on roasted monkey tho best part of a year? Funeral Invitation. The relatives, friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. J. Standers Guignard and fumily aro respectfully invited, lo attend tho funeral services of their infant son, WILLIAM FROST, at 9 o'clock, THIS MOUSING, at their resilience, corm r of Gu raid and Tickcns streets, without further notice. Burial at Cemetery. Notice. TUE VALEDICTORY ORATION of the Eu phradian Society will bo delivered by Mr EDO Alt L. CLARKSON, in the Euph radian Hall, o SATURDAY, 2Cth of June, at ?A P. M. Tho paulie are respectfully invited to at? tend. C. E. SPENCE", President. E. M. LAWTON, Secretary. June !2'2 tos2 Money Wanted. ?hO/"\ ir\lr\f\ WANTED in sums of llb! lr HU than ?,000; at a lair minent und RU pie security guaranteed. Apply to E. Si tl. D. HOPE, Columbia, S. C. X>i~ Eden field Advertiser, Newberry Herald and Yorkvillo Enquirer will copy three times and forward bill. June 22 3 Ho! for Augusta. COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA R. R. Co., GENERAL Fa?jonr AND TicfcET AOT.'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, H. C., Juno 21,1800. AN EXCURSION THAIN will leave CO LUMRIA FOR AUGUSIA, on THURS? DAY, 21'fi instant, at 12 o'clock noon, return? ing following day. F ire f >r tho numil trip $3. 'tickets on bal? at OFFBE, foot of Blanding street. E. R. DORSEY, Juno 22 3 OOH. Freight Si Ticket Agent. State and County Taxes. OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER. RJCULANO COUNTY, COLUMBIA, June 22, 18C0. NOTICE is hereby Riven that tin rroaaurer will bo ready to receive tho payment ol' taxes for tim Conutyof Richland, commencing on the 23d of June and ending on the 1st day of August. All defaulters will bo charged H penah v of 20 per cent. Oflico hours from 8 A. M. to 1 I*. M., and from 4 P. M. to (5 H. M. I.evy far State purposes, 75 cents on $100. bevy for County purposes, 30 CCliU nu 1100. Also a lax ol $1 on each taxaLlo pull. ; Office in ri ar of baw hange. JOHN ROBERTSON, Juno 22 2 Troasnn-r Richland County. Lightning. 13ROF. HENRY, of tho Smithsonian Insti? tute, says the OTIS LtOHTNlNQ ROD "combines 'nore of the qualities that goto make a perfect conductor than any I ever saw in Europe or America." Prof. R. 0. Doreinus, M. D., says: .*c?f all the firms of Lightning Conductors I examined, Ihn patent insulated rod of Mr. Otis is tho most rompi?lo. It will commend itself to every scientific mind- there lu lng im met ailie connect ion vt uh I lia build ?Hg. (in each insulator are points very useful lo secure tho bolt and prevent damage." The insurance companies ol New York eily make a reduction to these who have Lightning boils. Powder magazines throughout Europe have Lightning hods. Sue it and yon will believe it. I ho subscriber is prepai od lo furnish and pul np to any Lind of building this mos I valuable invention. Old nais repaired with Otis' patent insulators, ricaso preserve Hos. All work warranted. lt. IL COCKCROFT, At F, A Schneider' ' Olin Shop, Main ct rei t. June 22 LOOK OUT FOB W Y M A N ! Wizard, Magician and Ventriloquist, Ia coming wilb hi? HANKY PANKY TRICKS, AMBIDEXTROUS PEATS and VENTBILO QUIAL ECCENTRICITIES. Will exhibit at TANNEY'S HALL, THURSDAY cO FRIDAY NIGHTS, _JUNE 24m AND 25TH. Juno 22 CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK or g - . SOUTH CAROLINA AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500,000. DEPOSITS OF $1 A UPWARDS RECEIVED. ?NTERF.ST at the rate of Six per coal, poi annum, (tho rate paid by m Mt Savings banks is from Three percent, to Five percent, only,) allowed on deposits, and payable in January and July of each year, or added to principal, and interest compounded, at option of the depositor. Principal and Intercut, or any part thereof, may he withdrawn at any time-tho Dank re? serving the right to demai.d the usual notice, to wit: Fourteen daja if the anion nt is nnder $1,000: twenty dava it over $1,000 and under ?5.000, cr thirty days if over 15.000. The of? ficers may, however, in their discretion, and in mo.it instancea will, pay without such notice. In order to pay interest to depositors, the bank must invest its funde; and the object of the notice is to give it time to real.zo, when necessary, upon ita investments. When de ?ired, special interest bearing certif cate? will ho niven, payable at a designated time. The Capital ol' the Hank has been paid in , IN CASH, and hus been iuvc.Ued by tho Directors in rc liablo securities. ' . F X EC I TlVE Dr.l'A BTU EXT, COMPTHOLLI:U-QKNIUIAL*8 OFFICE, March 1. 1809. 1 hereby certify that tho Citizens' Savings lia uk ot South Carolina have firfniehcd mo with satisfactory ?vidence that tho Capital of i said bank has been paid in. as required by the Act of incorporation, ratiticd FcUruarv 12, 1860. (Signed) J. L. NEAGLE, Coniplroller-Goueral S. C. j Mechanics, Laborera, Clerks, Widow?, Or ! phnns and other* may h-re deposit thoir sav ! nigs and draw a liberal rate ot interest there - j on. I Planters, Professional Men and Trasteen I wishing to draw interest on their funds until they require them for business or other pur? poses: Parents desiring to set apart small . sums for their children, and Married Women . und Minors (whose deposits can only he with* ! drawn hy themselves, or, in ease of death, by I their lej;ul representatives,) wishing to lay asido funds for future use, are here afforded ! an opportunity of depositing their me. IM where they will rapidly accumulate, ?ind, at the same time, bo subject to withdrawal when needed. OFFICERS. Gen. Wade Hampton, President. Col. John M. Palmer, Vico-Preaideut. Thomas E. Greg?. Cashinr. John C. 15. Smith, Assistant Cashier, Solicitors. Col. F. W. Mcmaster, Col. B. II. Rutledge, Messrs. Fair, Topo & Pope. Directora. Gen. Wad? Hampton, Columbia. (Jul. F. W. MeMaster, Columbia. Col. A. C. Haskell, Columbia. Col. J. P. Thomas, Columbia. Col. J. B. Palmer, Columbia. Thomas E. Gregg, K*q., Columbia. Dr. E. H. Heinitsh, Columbia. J. Eli Gregg, Esq,, Marion. G. T. Scott, Etq., Newberry. W. G. Mayes, Esq , Nowberry. Col. B. H. Rutledge, Charleston. Daniel liavouu), Jr., Km)., Charleston. Finance Committee. John B. Palmer, J. P..Thomas. G. T. Scott, A. C.. Haskell, J. Eli Gregg ? [Extracts from By-Latcs and Charter. J The Finauco Committco shall have power to examine the officers, books and papers of said Bank, nnd to verify the i tat?menla of aaid of? ficers and said hooke and papers, by taking an inventory of tho assets and liabilities of tho Bank; and the said Committee shall nuke at. least quarterly reports of the resulta of their investigation io the Board of Directors. * * * Tho Cashier shall, on each Tues? day, report, in writing, to ti.u President .he business transacted of the foregoing week. . * * And he shall exhibit, at the regular meetings of tho Directors, the Bank's book or books, and have prepared, from his books, a completo balance sheet, together with a statement showing his receipts and ex? penditures. * * * The Ca^hifr, Assistant Cashiers and Tellers shall he re? quired to R?VO satisfactory boinia for tho faith Int performance of their respectivo duties; and said honda, before their accept unco by th? President, must be approved by ono of tin Solicitors of tho Bank, and by the Finance Committee. * * * No Director or offieor of said corporation shall borrow or use any portion of thu funda thereof; be surety tor loans to others, or it. any manner, directly or indirectly, be at? obligor for money bor? rowed of or loaned by tho corporation. * , * * No loan of money aball I .; made by saki corporation.to any stockholder own ng more than four aban-B therein. Jilly '20 Great Bargains TO HE HAD AT TUX SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT AND HAT. ?S^f??^^j^Ji D' u mi fae turi rs in t'iiiiadelphia, Oaltimore and North Carolina, and have made aimil arrangements with them as will enable nie to odor raro inducements to purchaaerH. Persona wishing to boy BOOTH, SHOES and HATS, Aili save money by giving mo a call, as "quick sal' . and short profits" is my motto. A SMYTHE, June ! Opposite Columbi* Hotel. 1JENT?STRY. ?2? DB. D. E. BOOZER, grateful for the "iii cr.ihe.ral patronage ho has received fruin thc citizens of thia city and the surrounding j District, during the pant year, respectfully an? nounces that he now permanently establishes himself in Columbia. All operations on the I natural Teeth fai'hfully performed. AUT1 I PiClAL CASES, in every approved method, j carefully and satisfactorily executed-among . which he would ead special ufteution tu that I known H KovnnldV Pa?'m; and of hie sue ! cess in constructing Artificial Cases hy tins j beautiful and. (biran!?' process, he ls enahh d, with confidence, to refer io his path nts and o. I tho patentee. Office oa Main?t iee t, over Firal . National Bank. .lan S Mansion House, Greenville, S. C. rilli F above long OHtnMUhcd, delightful X. Hotel Ins jual been placed in superior order to accommodate guests dui in:: tho sum? mer, s. SWANDALE, June ir? to. Proprietor. on Salo?. Fiitr Liquors, Wines, Ah-, Seg?rs, Tobacco^??c. BY JACOB LEV1H. TH 18 (Tuesday) MORNING. '22d,atl0 o'clock, will bo sold, at the atore of John Htork boue, on Assembly street, neur Janney's Hall, All tho remaining STOCK on hand, consist-? ing lu uart of Superior Cabinet Whiskey, XX Rvo Whiskey, Booton Whiskey, Corn Whiskey," Holland Oin,' French Brandy, Jamaica Rum, German Bitters, Malaga, Port and Sherry Wines, Currant Wine, J .cition Syrup, 20 eases Superior French Ale, 15 dos. Scotch Ale, McQueen's, Bill Arp, Durham and Virgin Queen Tobacco, Havan', and Di inostic Segars, Meerschaum and Wood Pines, Toy i. in variety, Wli de and half boxen Adamantine Candles, No. 1 Starch, Soap, Wrapping Paper, &o. _ June 22 United States Internal Revenue. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, 3D DIST., S. C., COLOMBIA. Juno 18, 1869. SPECIAL TANKS (or Lieonsis) for the Counties of 1 h bland und Lexington for tue year commenoiug May t. 18o'J, havo boen assessed, and placed ni my hands for collec? tion. Payment is required hy the 1st of July noxt. Persons who havo failed to pay Annual Taxes can save further couts by prompt pay ni' nt. The Collector has no authority lo remit the penalty of 5 per tent, incurred bv neglect of payment. Ri M WALLACE, Doputy Collector 3d District, S C. June 18 5 State of South Carolina, TREASURY DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIA, S. C., Juno 16, 18G9. 11HE INTERES T duo on tho BONDS o? tho . State of South Carolina since July 1, 1867, will ho paid on and afier July 1. 1869, at the Dunking House or FL H. KIMPTON, No. 9 Nassau rlreet. New York, and at the TREA SU RY OFFICEj at Columbia, S. C. Tho interesi due on tho Registered Stock of ibo State since July 1, 1867, will be paid at tho Troaaury Department in Columbia onlv. NILES G. PARKER, June 17 1 I Treasurer Stato H. C. Executive Department. STATE TREASURY OFFICE, COLUMBIA, S. C., June IO. 1869. UNDER an Act for tho Conversion of tho State S.-curitits, tho Treasurer o.' tho stitt e is prepared to issue Doods bearing 6 per cent, interest, payable semi-annually, for Re? gistered Stock. Bonds are prepared for $100. ?OOO and ?1,000. Fractions may bo returned in Certificates Of Stork. Pe rsons d?sirons of converting their Stock into Bonds will pleaso I present their Certif?calos at this ofllco with uuine endorsed upou thu buck, witnessed. Pei sons having Coupon Ronds desirous to procuro Registered Stock in lien thereof will please present the same to this office, with in? st ructions. Where partios cannot attend in person to transact their business at thia < theo, it ia pre? fer?- ible thai the ramo should be transacted i lu-..ugh soine authorised agent. N ! LES G. PARKER, June 17 14 Treasurer State S. C. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. DRS. REYNOLDS & REY? NOLDS are prepared to furnish ARTIFICIAL TEETH on a larger scale than heretofore, and at rates much below the USU al charges. Their recent improvement, lately patented, constitutes thc highest order of art in thia I speciality, and is fully warrunted. Denture* constructed by this process possess mmy ad? vantages over gold plate work, ?nd can be sup? plied at about halt the/cost of the latter. An examination of specimen.-' esjMacially by those having exp?rience in siieh n.a'ters, is re? spectfully invited. Ordinary VULCANITE RUBBER SETS *25. The sanie, strengthened bv gold banda. I8S. Terms cash. April 3<>t DR. T. T. MOORE, X>exx-tetl JSSTTJ x-soom., IS now prepared to execute in the mos scien? tific manner all branches of his profession. Teeth extracted without ?tain by uso of NI? TROUS OXIDE GAS. Poisons "desiring his service would .1 J well to engage an hoar. Ofllco over Messrs. Bryan it MeOarter's Bookstore, Main street. Columbia'. SC April ll 3mo Stock to be Taken! For One Week I will SELL ? ! my Stock of DRY GOODS AND ?NOTIONS AT COST, FOR CASH ! June 9 C. F. JACKSON. CITY MACHINE WOEKS, CO LUM ur A, s. c. THE subscriber is prepared to manufacturo ? TEAM ENGINES, Portable and Station? ary, of from 4 to 25 horse power. MILLS and MILL GEARING furnished al the lowest price and >ttiortei<t notice. All work guaranteed. April 1 On.oj RICHARD TOZER. W. D.L?VE. - - B. B. McOREERY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS rpHE BUSINESS OF W. D. LOVE will herc I alter he conducted under the firm name of W. D. LOVE & CO. Iluviug a resident Partner in New York, wo ! are receiving regularly T -^JSJ- loo CL Wools. ' New LINES OF GOODS, thereby adding to ' our attractive Stock of Dress Goods, Era I I broideries. White Goods, Luces, Ac, Ste., &c. W. D. LOVE St CO., " Columbia Hotel Building, June 15 Columbia, 8, C. Estate John Ledingham. ' VTOTIOE iv. II that <>ii the 5th day of i Tl nc ho undersigned will apply to lion, Wi i dutson Wigg, Judge ot i'ro I bate, 1 liuil discharge au Administratrix" of Ibo i si _teoi jehu Ledingham, deceased. i Juiie;;-,1- F. C. LEDINGHAM.