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?Vil.? WhDN?SDAT; MOKMNB; 3 Y J gm AN A. SELBY, L??i RDTTOB- ASD FBOPIUBTOR. >fftce on.'???n Street, above Taylor, dr Hook tnd Job Printing of -every do-cr ip? ili, prompt ly and faithfully attended to. "- .?)Vfe?tTll?l?MEN+3 V . ?n^ertod iii thb Dally at 7? co?tu per arpiare or tho drat and 50 cents each trabscqneiit in . rtion. < Iibng advertisements by tho week, no-nth or year, at reasonable rateo. ' M ' SOBHOIUPTIOK. Daily, ?ir-toonthB, Si 00: Tri-Wcokly, 'i .IC; ?V"r.klv, ? W. TUE Oct.'cr.vTioNa CF CONGRESSMEN. According to a census of the new HOURO of Representatives by tho usually well informed correspondent of the Now York Journal of Commerce, tho body contains 131 lawyers, 24 mersbanta, {25 farmers and plauters,? ll journalists, 5 manu? facturer^; 3 general business, G bankers, 3 physicians, 2 cleiRvmen, 1 toucher, -1 lumbermen and 3 railroad managers. It is a singular fact, aoaording to tho same authority, that tho Houso contains {seventeen ex-Confed?ralo officers. It also contains five colored men-ono black? one <brown, and ihree light mu? lattoes. Mr. Theo. Sturges, of Meridian, Miss., the brother of tho lato Mayor of that city, publishes a card in tho Gazette, saying that, ho "did not approve tho act of Price." thc Radical Ku Klux, and that ho "condemns many of tho acts" of his brother, the Mayor. f Tbo KO Klux aro. on Boston Common, Bobberies and assaults thero nightly. Whcro aro tho United States troops? - . ? [Boston Post. The Great Medical Discovery! Dr. WALKER'S OAJ^LFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, ?3 Hundreds of Thousands S?" uZL Hear tcaUmony toUiolr Wonder- in ?cr o o . -. ? ? ful Curativo Kffocta. g s? Ul WHAT ARE THEY?|li 5?1 -< sa Ml ^48P^ III ?H S TUET AUB NOT A VILE ? 5 S Ss FANCY DRIN K.?l1 ".Ir.d"; rf Pool- Ttiuii, Whidbey. Vrout Soi r 1t* n 111] It ..fri-.. 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XiyboXAI.U * ? "., l>/Vi,f?{?9U, a:tli(.<ei.. AtjOi.tci, frau Francisco. ' Mwtt'iT ?-?.0d9* Commercesireul. Sujv york. SOLl>' UV- Al.tslJl?t7??;Wl.'-> AT?D HE AI/ET?? nsW?tmy GEI?RR ?t TrTofniKtlf nc. A trent?. , K?TABbasiIKli 1853. JOSEPH BACKHAUS, 1404 I'l'll ll lifo Xl AVfllUi, I ., y r.l?o.'i! fiirord .1 verrupj Ph>'<irii'1jj,hr,' ?f'.Uiuf'jqtut rr i?*^"??*if'c/.?/ CA.BBIAOES, N?WE3T STYLES. CILAItF.NOKS, 1 Mulari*, l.nmiautet?b Ch?? J CoAeliOB, ahifting rjr. Ooachoj, Cfoupcti, harem heu, rinutonu, lit? kawa>u, fir si s, Ac, t uihib r foy prita'e family and <.. ' .te usc. Workmanship and, ?uiahi?ocond loi one ia thu country. Fino and vat iud atoek on hand completed and in tho works. Orders receive prompt and pomonal attention. All work wr.irrtinUd. March 21-2nio Seed irish Potatoes. 1AO KbLH. l'INK EYES, Chili Kode,'. LV/U Early HOBO. Early Goodrich and Teach lllowu, for ?ah- low for caab only. FobS F.D. HOPE. j TO RAJO? WIHW SOB T?MAB?J?71. De U <jr<l?n?Vy foi, MXT ?djfl/i/cr me? o/" $fl tiii'/.-fifColpnbiai'fyi Codji?il as? sembled, and ty the authority of (he same. That a tax to cover the period from thc first day of January, A. D. 1871, to the first day of January, A. D. 1872, for the .sums and in tho manner hereinafter men? tioned shall be levied, collected and paid into tho Treasury of tho said city for tho uso and service thereof. That is to say, SECTION 1. A tax of ono dollar on ovcry ono hundred dollars of tho assessed value of real estate, lying within the limits of said city, not exempt by law from taxation;-and tho yalue of all ;<uoh reaj estate shall bo ?BccrJtaiucd and assessed for tho purpose of taxation by tho City Assessor. BEC. 2. That a tax of ono dollar on every hundred dollars in value of all personal property of every description owned and used in tho city of Columbia, at ?my time during Ibo said fiscal your, shall bc levied and paid into thc City Trcnsury for tho uso of the .-aid city: Provided, however, That no personal property not taxed, or liable to l>c hiked hy tho State, 6hall bo taxed for tho ser vico of tho said eily. SEC. M. There shall be paid quarterly a tax of one per cent, upon nil sales at auction of all goods and chattels, nnd one-half percent, on nil salen at auction of all real estate and stocks of every de? scription: Provided, That no tax shall bo levied on any sales at auction made by order of court, or under process of law. SEO. 4. There shall bo paid quarterly by all merchants and other persons, n tax of ono per cent, on all goods, wares and mercbandiso sold by them on con? signment; two per cent, on the premiums of every and each insurance company located in tho city of Columbia, or which havo agencies therein; and tho refusal or neglect to make regulur quarterly re? turns and pay tho tax thereon to thc City Clerk nud Treasurer, shall subject the defaulting parties to a lino of two dollars for each and every day's default. SEC. 5. Thero shall be paid on vehi? cles tho following tax, viz: upon each four wheel.plcasure.carrj?geor barouche drawn by two or more horses, twenty dollars; upon carriage,buggy,barouche, gi? or sulky, (not used for hire,) drawn by one horse or mule, ten dollar.1-: Pro? vided. That tho value of pleasure car? riages and other pleasure vehicles spe oilically taxed, be not required lo ho j returned for taxation as personal pro? perty; lipon each vehicle used for I tho breaking or exhibiting o? horses ! or mules, twenty-five dollars; upoii leach express wagon, drawn by uno horse, niuo dollars; upon each ex? press wagon, drawn by two or more horses, eighteen dollars: Provided, That nothing herein contained shull bo con? strued to extend to wagons, carts or ? other vehicles going to or from market, ! and owned by non-residents of said city, I or of wagons exclusively lined for agri? cultural purposes. Each livery stable keeper or agent, for tho sale of horses or mules, shall mnko quarterly returns on oath of sales made by him. on consigned stock, as well as of the sales made, by the owners of stock themselves at his .stables. Si c. G. That each and every person between the egos of eighteen and fifty years, liable to work on tho streets of .said city, may and shall be excused from tho performance ol' such duly on the pnyment of three dollars lo tho City Clerk and Treasurer; and, on failure t?> pny tho said sum of three dollars, at thu I time of thc payment of their city taxes, they shall, when summoned so to do, be required to work personally upon tho streets of tho said city for six days, under tho direction of the Superintendent of the Streets, or any other person appoint? ed bj' tho Mayor and Aldermen to take, charge of and direct them. Any person refusing or neglecting to obey such sum? mons shall bc tined two dollars for each days' neglect of the same, to be recover? ed hy information before the Mayor and Aldermen in Council assembled. And it shall be the duly of tho City Clerk and Treasurer, and of tho Chief of Police, to report to the said Mayor and Alder? men all defaulters under this section. SEC. 7. That each and every tenant, or occupant, of any real estate, upon whose premises water is brought by pipes, or otherwise, from the city reser? voir, shall pay to the City Clerk and Treasurer, at the samo timo with tho otlier taxes imposed by this Ordinance, such sum as may be assessed by the Committee on the Water Works. And any owner, or his agent, or occupant of any real estate, upon whose promises water is brought from the city reservoir, failing to make a report of the hydrant or hydrants used by him or her, or by any tenant or occupant on such premis? es, shall be HabJo to a ?ue, ut the discre? tion of the Mayor. SEC. 8. Each and every express com ?)?ny transacting business within the itnits of said city, shall make quarterly rejturns of their gross receipts, and pay ono pf r cent, on tho amount of such re- j turns at tho cud of Caoh quarter. Each nnd every telegraph "company shall, in 1 like manner, make quarterly returns ol their gross receipts, on which relur.is shall be paid ? tax of'on? per Cent. 1 J SEC. 'J. All persons who (.hall enclose j any streets or part?of streets in the oily i (if Columbia, by and willi consent ?Tf the Council,.sha)} pay au annual rent ol 1 live dollars on any street or part of any 1 stree! so enclosed, or such other prier or sum ns may be fixed and determiued by lue Mayor; but each street or park ol 1 any street SJ enclotcd by thc cotisent of Council nYny at any time be. opero d by 1 the order of Ibo said Council, unvthing to tho contrary herein notwithstanding. SEO. 10. That if any person or persons shall fail, neglect or refuse to. maka ti re- ' turn br returns to the City Assessor, on oath, of his, her or their taxable proper- ' ty, sales at auction, or ot livery and sales 1 stables, or of property sold on consign? ment within the limits of thc city bf Co? lumbia, on or before tho ?list day of 1 March, A. D. 1S71, (except as in this I Ordiuancu otherwise provided,) ?snch 1 person or persons shall then be assessed 1 ! her or Jlie.ir property, or other things taxed j ly this O rd i nance, accord i Dg to tho boat, information ho can obtain of; the Taino of such .taxable property or other tliiug; mid such perd?n or persons who niall full, neglect or ref uso to ranko a return or'return* as aforesaid, .or pay thc tax thereon, on or before tho loth day of April next, sholl be subject to, and pay, in .addition to said tux, ten per cont, thcrcou. And tho 6aid 'Clerk and Assessor is hereby required to assess, col? lect and re?oive t be taxes and does ievied and imposed by this Ordinance, and all arrears of former taxes or dues, and make a return thereof, os woll as a return of all persons who shall fuil to make a ro fcurn ami pay tho taxes herein aud here? by imposed, on 1st day of May next, or as soon thereafter os may bo practicable. Ami whereas au Ordinance to regulato licenses for-the year 1871, passed and ratified hy tho Mayor aud Aldermen of the city (if Columbia, on thc 30lh day of j December, 1870, by an Act of tho Gen- ' eral Assembly, duly rotiiied aud approved j on tho 2d day of March, instant, 1871, has beeii modified and changed in cer? tain particulars, but in every other re spect nimio of force, in order that thi^ j Ordiuaucu may conform thereto: SEC. ll. lie it further ordained, That f.l.O fil ?. Pt,.vi.- .,.?.1 T.-- ir, - i-,. 1 I inti v^uj i>icrs anti xreasurcr, iu ummi ance with the said Act, bo, and ho is I hereby, authorized and required to col-1 lect tho following amount of license on tho following busiucsses, respectively, in placo of tho license imposed by the said Ordinance, viz: For every cotton gin ginning for toll or pay, 850; dealers, retail, iu goods, wares uud merchandise, excluding distilled spirits, whoso anuna) sales exceed $5,000, but do not exceed 810,000, $20; like dealers, excluding dis illed spirits, whoso annual sales exceed $10,000, but do not exceed $20,000, $10; liko denier?, excluding distilled spirits, whoso annual sales exceed $20.000, but do not exceed $30,000, $50; Uko dealers, excluding distilled spirits, whose aunual sales exceed $30,000, but do not exceed 030,000, 875; nnd every additional $1,000 of saleB, lilly couts per 81,000. For ho? tels capable of accommodating 1' 0 per? sons, $")(); hotels capable of accommo? dating lcsn than 100 but moro thau 00 perseus, ?3."?; hotels capable of a cc o in : inodatiug mole than 25 hut less than 50 persons, ?o0. Stuhles, livery aud sale, $7?. In all other respects, the said Clerk ami Treasurer ia hereby-.directed to follow Hm said License Ordinance of the 30th December, 1870, in the coll, ci? tion ol ?ilienses. Aud tho said Clerk ls also hereby further directed, in assess? ing for tax?t iou the amount of sales like? ly lo bc mado by nuy dealer during the year 1871, to assume, if iu his di ?on tiou it would be just so to do, as a basis of his estimate, tho amount of pnch sales duriug the year 1870, according to the sworn returu thereof of thc .said dealers. SEC. 12. That all returns of property of every description, and of all other things made by taxation a source of re? venue to the said city by thin Ord bianco, | shall be made upon the oath of tho tax? payer, which returns shall be made by lilhug out hlauk foruis to bu furbished, on application, by tho said Clerk sud? Treasurer, on or before the 31st day ?1 March, instant, (1871,) except as in this Ot di nanci' otherwise provided; but that time may bo extended by tho Mayor and Aldermen; aud thc said returns thull em? brace every subject or object of taxa? tion, whether held by, or pertaining to, tho lax-pajer in his own right, or io a fiduciary capacity. SEO. 13. That all persons who may commence a permanent business in the city ot* Columbia subsequent to tho tiree fixed fur niak'ug tax returns, paying tin city laxes aud procuring annual licenses, shall, a?ter the lapse of oue month fiom opening business, make returns to thu City Clerk of tho value of the stock and other property employed therein, and pay their taxes and licenses; the tuxes ou tho value of tho said stock and other property to be chargi d for the full fisci-'l year, but tho licenses to bo paid in pro? portion to the remainder of tho said year: Provided, however. That all tran? sient dealers shall pay their full annual licenses to tho close thereof. SEC. l-l That all attorneys at law nod physicians, who follow their respective professions within tho city of Columbia, shall procure licenses from the City Clerk and Treasurer, and pay, each, therefor tile sum of twenty dollnrs; for onch foundry, ten dollars; and for auy other business or profession not otherwise pro? vided for, a license tax of ten dollars. SEO. lo. That it shall be, and it is hereby declared to be, tho duty of the City Assessor to assess all tho property named in this Ordinance for city taxa? tion, at a reasonable valuation, and the City Clerk and Treasurer to collect the taxes levied thereon and tho per cenr. imposed upon.all other things as sources from which a city revenue by this Ordi? nance is directed or contemplated to bo ralsVd, although not specf?cnlly men? tioned, according to tho rates horeiu declared: Profiled, however,. That every lax-payer shall have the right of appeal lo the Miiyor and Committee of Ways, and Muaiis from tho assessment of thc 1 L'i,ty Assessor for revision thereof, iu case Uo should thereby feel himself aggrieved. SEC. 10. That'in c'iso it should bo .ofuo ntce?i>ary to isMie an execution ?gainst thu property ot the defaulting lax-pajer Nnd to sell thereunder his real property in order to collect the tuxes bte by him, it shall be thu duty cf tim Mayor, ami ho is hereby empowered so , to do. in order to put tho purchaser thereof into immediate possession, to 1 isxuu bib warrant of ejectment against ' the owner, onig mist bi* lessee or lessees, j, i tn against any other person or persons (rito nitty bein possession thereof, andi to place tho said warrant in the hands of j tho Chief i)f Police, or any other ?fJieor '. whom he shall select, who shall proceed without delay to execute the same, at tho expenso and costs of tho party or 1 parties in default: Provided, That the :>\?ner of tho foe, bis lessee or lessees, -linll not be deprived of tho use and pos 'SMs??Trr?oY 'B~T<nfg&r p?nwr! imus fw~? years from the day of ?ole. SEO. 17. Thai tba Mayor aud Alder? men shall issue their elocution against each and every hereon or corporation who shall ba reported hy tho City Clerk and Treasurer to have failed, ne glected ot refused to make returns,?or pay tho Itjaxet-impoeed by this Ordiance, withiu the timo herein prescribed; und ail exe? cutions issued by the said Mayor and Aldermen shall "haye attached thereto tho signatures of the Mayor and City Clerk and Treasurer and the BOU! of tho i city of Columbia, in the name of which snob executions shall bo entitled, Sro. 18. That all executions which may bo issued to on force tho payment of j taxes, finos und licenses, by tho said ' Mayor aud Aldermeu, iu conformity with 1 tile foregoing section, shall be lodged in tho first instance in the office of thc1, Sheriff of Richland County, and may be directed to tho enid .Sheriff or to the Chief of Police, or oilier persons np poiuted by tho said Mayor and Aldermen, lo colleet and receive samo with costs. Si:o. 10. That tho words "reid pro? perty" and "real estate," ns USMI in tilts Ordinance, shall boco extensive in menn? ing with lands, tenements nod heredita? ments; tho word "personal property-/' ???"l?8t??W*nS?a", includes money, Rcod*, chattels, things in notion and evideno?n of debt, and the word "property" in? da des property, re ni and personal. Dune nod rut i lied in 'Couuoil this 20th day of March, A. D. 1871. JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor. Attest: WM. J. ETTEH. Clerk Oort rici I. Charleston Advertisements r. F. nitoDTK. a. E. nrDotNa. n. c. lirnotvs. Factors and Commission Merchante, Xorth AHanlw Wharf, CHARLESTON. R. C. II15ERAT.advance* madcon Cbnaignmenls. J Refer to ANDREW SIMON D8, Era., Prooi dunt 1st Natiou&l Sank, Charleston, H. C. Aug btno I Good Things. RAMSAY'S Inlav Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir Loher; Unmet IV Oh) Tom (?in, Otard, ! lMt|Miy, Cognac I (randy. Duff "Gordon's Pale I Sherrv. Sonth-bide Madeira Wino, London j Dock t'urt Wino, flibbcrt'a London Pori er, I McEwen'* Seoteh Ale. Tho above direct from ' tli . i m pori era and wai ranted pure. For malchy EDWARD HOPE. BRODIE & CO., CUTros Eighteen are ar s of Practical Success ! -0 J A THO DU CK J) IN IR32. PATENTED DECK.VI?EII 20, 1.S?D. Oldest Super - Phosphate Manufactured in this Country! MACES' NITROGENIZED SSPEB-PH?SFBATE OF lilli. Composed of ?oaes. Phosphatic Guano, Concentrated Ammoniacal Animal matter and Sulphuric Acid. - Nu Salt, Plaster, Salt Cake, Nitro Cake, nor any wMterant of anv kind need. - CB~ Tho ammoniacal animal matter used in Mapub' Nitrogcni/.i d Kuper-lboephato ef Limo concisN of tho Flesh, (i nntuiuiiig 10 per cent o? Ar.'monia,) and tim Blood, (couiain ine 15 por rent, of Ammonia.) ;?F hornes, breves, tish and ntlinr animale, after rxnn-p?ion of tho fat and oi! liv t>tuarn. Kemi fur a pnmphlct. KINSMAN & IIOMEU, Jan l?j.tni? General Agent?. 128 La?t Pay, Charlene n. S. C. ItAWBONE STANDARD GUARANTEED i| iii im* j MANUFACTURED BY ? W?LT0N,WHANN&G! WILMINGTON,DEL. Ic/ WHANN'S Haw Bone SUPER-PHOSPHATE, THE GREAT FERTILIZER Fllll COTTON AM ALL CROPS. Ibo unparalleled Biiocon* of tbiK Griat Fer? tilizer on ALL CROPS, provea it to bo tho IIEsT and CHEAPEST Manure now nth nd in tho market; It ha? bien u?cd by niauy of tlio nioet eminent Plantera in th? Hont h. and in , very nit) ?ile instance it luis pi vpn entire mit i fai'tiou. On COTTON it? effects bavo boou pnrtitiiilarlv innikid. Ii ia no raro thiug lor WHANN'S PHOsrilATK to increase the yield JV.,m ONE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED ri'lt CENT., or oven mon 1 Mr. Georg'' C. Dixon, an eminonl planter of Cameron, Ga., in a lotter to tho Danner and Planter, says that in an experiment withaovin hunting Super-I ho -pli?tes and O na not?, tho WIIANN'H J rovo I itself heat of H11 those ti ?ed, paying a url profil at tho low market rato ot $2 i.'.'O por acre o. .ottnn. A copy of Mr. Dix ons letter fumo bed on aiplica'ion. Portale by ci-.uiiioKv, llKtuti%o & co., Oharioeton. S. C , and Augusta. Ga. Jan 12 j3m TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, SEW YORK, BOSTON AND Al j. THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. THREE TIMES A WEEK, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, LEfiAXT STATE HOOD T Sea. Voyage 10 to 13 Hours ACCOMMODATIONS. Shorter, via Charleston. Total Gapacity 40,000 Bales Monthly. THE ROUTH OAliOLlNA RAILROAD COMI ANY, and connecting roads West, in alliance With tho flaet of Thirteen FIRST-CLASS KI r AM SD II B, to the above porto, invito attcn- i linn to tho QUICK TIME and REGULAR DLisl'AICH afforded to tbe Liihincea public in tho I Colton btati a at tlie . PORT OF CHARLESTON! i Offering facilitica cf Rail and Sea TranVporta'ti?ha fur Freight .ind PaHsengere not equalled in j excellence- and capacity at any other Port. The following epUudid Oe &n Steamers arc rogu- | lally on the lino To KTow Torl?.. MANHATTAN, GEORGIA, M. S. Wooiint.r.,, Commander, S. CHO'WICUJ, Commander. CHA itP JON, SOUTH CAROLINA, H. W. LOCKWOOD, Commander, SAM ADKINS, Commander. i CHARLESTON, i CLYDE, JAME? RJ.URY, Commander, ' AI?KX.. HLNTEU, Commander. JAMES A JIGER, . AS Ff LA ND, .j T. J. IjOOKWboi), Commander, BECKETT, Commander. ! WAGGER, nUGEB & CO., JAMES AWLK?ti * ?O.V Agentt?, WM. A. COURTENAY, ; Uh Arlen! oh, S. C. Agenta, Charleston, B. C. VIRGINIA, . . EV ERM AN, j (\ TT. AKIKTIOFT, Coin Ul A udor. C. HUSOKTJBY, Commander. ! VihlNO DAYS, - - -.THURSDAYS". | WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, S. C. FA LC OX, ' MARYLAND, SEAGULL, riui;.si.Y', Cnnrmandtr. '; JOBVS?M?, Commander, DCOTON. Commander, i SAILING DAY>, ... - ... LA LY Y VJ l-l ll DAY. , . ?. . ? P.C. rilESilOLil, Agent, Chariest On, S. C. j DA / /.> (JUAUA ^V/'ln ?4 ).o\\> \s THOU: OP CuMJ'EJIAG LISES. [ Marin? Itiiutriinre'?>.?" ?if ?>! Ot : r? r Cuni . . -, 'I bron ab boin al .?.ji./ji.?: au! '.'Inoiigh TicteIH ?m. bp had nt all thc pt invipnl Railroad ; [RhVoa in South Cai v .. .. . .. t il.mi a,it-iiiteefn-c and Miai-iaaipH. . ! t>tiiie RIM inn ina,? h. m tin:.ot u. a?\ui.cn, w ii lom extra chnr>:e, by adilrcfbing Aginia of j Mn- Rtoam?hip" Iii Cl i",r-":.. :*.t ^h?)iV rfhV?!?, in ah cati > the Itailioud 'Jitkita . hould be. ixehanpid and l't?rtli?< i^'Mi.i ii-d Tit.? l-l--.-;:?. I ?.-i . l\ tl.it mun bil ludo? Vi,!-. .> r\ M< a'.- and Plate; Room while on diipbo-ud. j Th?> C r.?;i.... i:...i.....d i-i louuict.r.g li um have largely lucreaiscd their facili-1 ihn f<?r hui abbi u<n\cr. *>t.? iiejgbl andnuaaengoin 11 t'virii Norlin in uuiibnud the South | nd Wost C int'?.table Ni; m-?ar?< with the Hoiiiie* Ch?ir, without uxtra chairo, have been introduced Vtrat-ClaaSl .< tint? Sah < n at lirinehvlllc. Fioigbt proiapflv IMi'i?l?ri-r>i honi Kwanier to Dav i.nd Night Trama ol Rout ll Carolina ? Riiilnad. i 'IOM- C--nnec-.i os made, with ellar Roads, delivering Freights at distantpointai .villi the '?ii a tod inonu tnchH. Thc M?iitig?r? are cuiitldi i t thal their Jjii U can!.ol be uur l>a*?ed iii Di-fir.atcli at?d thc Rafe Df-llvery of Gouda. lt. D. ii \ -ir i.i,, P. O. Box 4.070, Ofllcc 3l? Broadway? ?*w York.. H. lt. PICKENS, I ED. fl. BARNWELL, . General Pauat uger and Ticket Ag'<ut, | General Freight Agent. South Carolina Railroad. [Oct-t^ilino South Carolina Railroad. ? Citv Tax Notice. OFFICE CITY ASSESSOR, ?"ITV II A?.FJ, COLUMBIA*, B: G., March 2,1871. NOTICE ?H hareby given to all concerned, that RETURNS for all REAL AND PER? SONAL PROPERTY, within tho limita of tho city of Columbia, ?hall bo m ade and delivered al thia ofli ;o, ou or before tho Slat day of March, 1871. for '.ho year commencing on the lat day of January, 1871, verified by oath, of the person whose dut v it is to so li?t or return baid property possessed by him, or under bia control, cither aa owner, agent, parent, bun band, guardian, executor or administrator, trustee, receiver, c. Meer, partner, factor or bolder, willi the VALUE of euch ran&ONAL pro? perty oo hold or controlled The following must bo returned for taxation as Person al Property: Hornes and Mules, NcatCnltio. Gold and Silver Watches and I'latc. Piano Fortes, Mclodcons or Cabinet Or g ann, Carriages, Wagon?, Dray*. Carts or other vehicles. ' Doga, Yalue of all Ooo-la, Mer? uandiac, Ol' commodities, pertaining to business aa chant, agent ur ntlictwiao, during the >ca: ci part thereof, co m nu ming Jiiuuary 1, 1S71. , Average value of Materials received, need, or provided to bo used, in my business aa a manufacturer, during tho year, or part thcie of. commencing January 1, 1*71. Valuo or all Machinery, Engines, Tool?. Fixtures and Im plena ula used or provided for uao in my business as a manufacturer, during tho ye*r, or part thereof, coniuioucinr: January 1, 1871, and nf all manufactured arti? cles on hand on said date. Yalno ot Moneys, including Rank Rills and Circulating Notes on ba rei or deposit. Valuo ot all Credit M over lt gal indebtedness. Value of all Investments iu thu Meeka of any company or corporation in this State, ex? cel it National Ranks. Value of all Investments in Bonds, except Bonds of the United Slates and of this ??tate expressly exempt from taxation. Valuo of all other Personal Property, ia cluding Household Furniture. Tho penally for failure or neglect to mako returns of Property within tho timo given ao tu do, will he strictly cntorci d. BLANK ItRTDIiKS F?ltKlBULU ON APPLICATION TO WILLIAM J. ETTI E, City Assessor. Ofrico Honrs, U A. M. lo 2 P. M. March IC 1 CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK OP SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of $1 and Upwards Received. IX TER EST A J.LO lt EU A T TFE RATE 01 SE VEX J'EU CEX'T. FER AAA UM, OX CERTIFICA IES OF J)El'Obi2\ A Xl) SIX UER CEX'T. COM- ? POUNDED EVERY SIX MOUTHS OX A CCOVXTS. OFFICERS. Wm. Martin; President. John li. Palmer, I V!?o-*rr.?Mrt.t. lohn P. Thomas, f > ?cc-roster kt e. A. G Lr? nixer. Cashier. John C. B. smith, Assistant Cns!.?cr. 1 Director*. Wade 1 lampion. William Martin, A. C. Has kell, F. Wi McMaster. John P. 'thomas. E. JJ Hcinitsh, John R. Palmer, Themas li. Gi ogg Columbia. J. Eli Grepg, Marion. G. T. Scott,Newberry. \V. G. Mayoa, Newberry. li. ll. Rutledge,Charleston. Daniel Ravcccl, Jr.. Charl? t-tnh. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or? phan* and others may herc deposit their Bar? ings and draw a liberal rate ol interest there? on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees wishing to draw interest on their lund* until they require them for business or oilier pur? poses: Parents desiring tu set apart small ?urna ferr their children, aud i Married Women und Minor? (whose deposit? can only bo with? drawn by themselves, or, in cate of death, by f.hetr legal representatives,) wishing to lay aside funds for future use. nie here afforded ?in opportunity ol depositing their means where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at the samo time, bc subject to withdrawal when needed. Alic 1,8 "BARRYi SAL00?T WHERE WET GOODS of all kinda are dia posod of, is convenient to Main street, and at thc same time a very quiet tvlrcat. Drop in and obtain a samp'e lt. LARRY, Proprietor. March 25 Washington street, near Main. Rich, Rare and Ruby. WE have junt received ah extensivo addi? tion to our stock nf WINES and LI? QUORS, which will compare favorably, in pu? rity, with any Block in tho United StatcB. Wu mention: Superior Heidsiek; Verzenay Mort & Chanrioti; Yenve Clicquot Ponan ref in: Cortaillod Mnussennx, and other branda of CHAMPAGNE. J. A F. Marten's Cognac BRANDY-believed to bo tho onlv lot ol thia celebrated brand in the eil v. Old WboatRour bon WHISKED 18(0. Genuino Hungarian BITTERS. Part aga. La Creina and Concilia eian CIGARS-uenninc Havanas. Call aud Irv them. PA YslNO lilt A FRANKLIN, Jan 28 Vxchanee House. The Pollock House /ffi"?\ HAS boen overhauled JBKj^ ^O"*. ? and lilted up 1er thc wm-<a?wfcX ^???X ter su?aoii. OYSTERS, FISH and GAME ?erv? d up In the visual stylo. Tho Pr?valo LUNCH ROOM lina been reut?; ted, and guests mav expect proper attention.' Oct 12 T. M. POLLOCK, Proprietory SURE P O P! DEATH TO RATS, COACHES, BEDBUGS, 8L?.f Never failing. Boxes fleuhlo' the siz? as others. Hermetically sr:Jed anl alu ?MS ti i oh. For salo al wholeaa!? and rei mi.. 1/A . I H AUDY, ?OL0MON, And bv a'l Druggists and r.r.-fi IV' VtlWMiV* Thief Prooi Drawers.' THE undi reigned lita o n-ct ived l!ic Ageno? of these DRAWER^. ,1h-y n/f, thc one t/tinr) neeilfu I for thrpvi . ti dionoilaei-y store u>" shop in Li Minimi, al fording a ?utu pi ol? o lion fri r.i flic 1 gi.!-Cn gered geniry. Koysr>\ low, by J. Jt I. R. AO NEW. IMPROVED , ITILL LOCKS DRAVYEF FAIRBANKS & CO., AUENTS, 252 Broadway, N.Y. at|gK|i$5 New Raisins, Fig?, Citron, ftc WHOLE, hair a!.'. ipwrt?r box- ? J llU new L:\YFR R?TSlNSv.nd CITRON; filj half drums Smvrna FIGH, English Walnuts. Pecans, Brawl Nula and Almond?, fresh ami foi sal? low. Dec ia I'D WARD HOPE.