The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 20, 1871, Image 3
? rot?ilgn AColr?!
v PARIS, May l?:^Glemont and Boor
net, members of the Co ai mu no, have
beeb arrested.. Tho Committee of Safety
appeal to the National Guard to seonre
. the triumph of the Commune, and in so
doing describe the fearful results which
may oome from their, inaction.
LONDON, MayV^S-r-Tbe^Oommuuiats'
Official Journal accuses tho VersaillistB
or caaaing the cartridge explosion, but
the Verile demonstrates that the explosion
'. was solely . the. result - of accident, from
the fact that no shell fell in the Champs
do Mum nt tho time- of its Occurrence.
.The Official Journal, of Y9r8.a,iUeB,; edito?
rially.dwells upon the difficulties in- the
"Way of establishing a military centre
' .against the ' in?qrg?m?' at ,Paris. . .The
. "''^ttlpje; ??serta 'thh^^hje, [Gpvernm?i)t? is
. H?r?viug to.space thy innocent, and con?
cludes by "rebuking tlioso' who express
impatience at tho delay of the Guvern
uioutj^u capturing, tun. wity.i, Tho ?? Com?
munist batteries, of Mout mur tro was to.
day bombarding' the Verst?lles works at
' tap.Chateau Beciml .Tho Communo hus
^"ffireot?d Biga'rjft'Jf?i;m?^? rep??ala ?ornll
., ??Ote .ofv ;c ru el ty -perj^Uft ted by .tbs Ver
eaillo.i commanders^ : The Commune has
'f?f?Wed to form a eentr?l $tab of women
?^tta'jSurp^ei^
ata *?%te^ deapaiqh?ajrsfiiemi.io, indicate
that tba Vor*dllista have had reverses;
and have*asked1 Prussian 'co-operation,
which . hds:? bpenv;at?coraeS3. Nothing,
.h,owoyer, definite. ^ - .; '.,
iliQBDON. May 19.-Specials say thc
iVersailliBts. ??onpjed ?leechy. There
was a eH^^?; Q^jttlf'jaff^' Asaier?., . The Ver
BaiUist?. vero Vepftlp eft.i at Dauphin gate.
They attempted .to ntoxttfc the. gate. Thc
National GUard stopped 'setvice in St.
Auguatino and- Triqity Churches, ano
turned tho Sisters pf .$orayout of theil
convent. , The;Pruf?s?^na: aro hear Cou
flans i'Aroherigne. . ..- -....... . . . -
Paris despatches of tboiSth otnto thai
the Versaillists attacked Fort Mpntrongi
. "ph tho 18th,- bat .we.i^Mj?ii?fc lps?di
feov4ral eaunpb. Tho Yeraaillists ..wer?
,<Uso .beaton. in . then Bois; da lioalogm
nod before* Maillot gato. Tho Versad
list flag floats over Tauter* V
' ^?ktrW;' May ,goea. ti
|!Fcenkiorb.it?:cUy, to .-exahaoge'ratifier?
. tious .with Favre." . : ".. M :
. PAniaA';Mny^I9L^--The JC?njnii:ttee b
? Safety/deoYo ea.'..t b o , .pupp rpsaion qf th
Revue Des, Des Mondes, Avenir, NcAionn
Pairie, Commune,' and several other jour
nais. No nerf parj?ra will bo establisbei
a util the e?d oT'tfatf'civil f?ffif? Writer,
must sign articles, und.nra Hablo to trie
by opurttmartiui for-attacking the (io
vernuiQut. -Officers who hesitate to obe;
order.i aro warned ' that- they will bo co u
sidered giiilty of tro?fjou.. Many arrest
have beea made Of) prostitutes aud drunk
ards. A requisition has boon made fa
eilyer candlesticks in the.ohuroh of Noir
Dame. Persons without passports ar
. not allowed to leave the pity.. The Com
mitten of 'Safety have determined t
rase Paris to . the groa nd rather tba
Burren der. " '. . "
,,VERflAir.hB3, May 19.-McMahon, i
general orders, tells the soldiers of th
. destruction of the monti mont in tb
Placo Ve adorn o, which foveicru en emit
' had leit undisturbed, and exhorts tbei
' to redouble their efforts to preserve tb
aotmtry and iis glorious memories.
WASHINGTON, May 19. -It i? said tl
Sake- Broglie will euecead Favre whi
io trosty te' ratified. .. . i -
ii The steam -frigate Galatia has arrivi
in English waters from a trip around tl
; world. L
Atn?i-ti no RmcIlfKincc,
Cit Anti &STON,' May 19-Arrived-steai
er Charleston, New York., The brig Sd
Robert McLuro, ?or Plymouth, Englan
proceeding, to sea, parted her ba wat
and got on tho bar.1 She lies in a bi
position.
. WASHINGTON, May 18,-Tim, Ke n tu el
Republican Convention nominated Jul
W. 'Harlan for Governor and George 1
Thomas for Iiieutenapt-Governor.
'. The' election: judges'of Kum mon to
N. J., were ull arrested apoa comptai
of a woman-whose ballot they refused.
It is reported that a tripple aliiurj
. bas been formed,' composed of O oui
Vanderbilt and Soi itt, to control ci
transportation, amounting to a pr-iotti
consolidation of throe great lines. Thl
' Vanderbilt men will be admitted iuto t
Erie directory as compensation for c<
taiu coucessiQns.
The Senate prisoners were at tb
offiCea and homes, this evening, to ch
their.business and family arrau gui?en
nnder custody of a Sonute officer. TL
are uouttued in the committee room
the Pam t?o Railroad.
NASHVIXIIIS, May 18.-The stean
John Lumsden, boneo for Cairo, su
tu-duy with 221) hogsheads tobacco
New Orleans, aud.eix race horses
Springuoid, Iii. No lives were lost.
AL?TANDUIA, VA., May 19.-Tho m
leet boase buildings, covering one squa
including the city offices, were bun
to-day. The city archives were sav
IiOBS $75,090; insurance 810,000. '1
Masoutc Liodges and museum, conta
ing valuable relics, were destroyed.
WASHINGTON. May 19.-The Sene
after a brief debate, io which Mort
Fenton and Wilson denied they had t
agency ia the premature publication
tho treaty, they, aud Harlan desired
natdrs to,be examined by the commit!
The Senate went into executive suss
on tho treaty. . /
There is intonso excitement in b
ball cirolaa.ov?r ? game at Chicago.
. CHICAGO, May. 19.-Tho Presbytoi
Assembly bas appointed a oommittci
exumiue the credentials of commissi
ere. Tho, question of th? eligibilit;
laymen to the office ot Moderator |
voked a warm discussion. Mr. H
phrey wus elected temporary Mudera
BOSTON, May 19.-The citizens
Charlestown are raising a purse of $2,
tu entertain tho Marshall Fite Coin pi
of Sivautiah, Ga., which will oom'
thu ni'Xt anniversary of Bunker Hill
Niiw Youie, May 19.-Billy Dom:
and Arthur Ob ambers fight within twp
mouths for 82,500 and tho feather-weight1
championship of America. . '''j
. W?SHtBidTON, May 19.-"-Panama ad
viocs -to the 12th have been received.
No war vessels in port. .BOO insurgents
are within sixteen miles of Panama.
Their, leader assures protection to pro?
perty and persons of foreigners. Tlie
President of Panama has 600 militia and
.'?00.national troops well armed, and hos
sent word that Bhonld Panama, be at?
tacked, no rebel life would be spared. A
semi-official report. baa bean received
from Capt. Selfridge's, expedition. The
expeditions met', divided and selected a
spot for: depression, near Paja. The
lowest elevation foo nd will be 716 feet.
Tunnelling ifc recommended, 'on the
route now regarded impracticable. The
expeditions from both the Atlantic and
Phoiflo pides antlered ' terribly from sidle
.nets ; '..".' j -;. I
Noiuiuaiions-Geo. L. Putnam, post
. master nt Mobile.' j ,;S
- .'E\ia Outrage Comniittoo adopted'- trio
following:, .B??ntors Scott, Pool and
Blair, a~'id Representatives Poland, Bte
venBOU, Colburn, Beck end Vnutruinp
aro tho abbr committee, to hold sessions
4n~W?uingttfn^*with power, to send subs
from the sub-committee throughout tho
South. This; arrangvn>'opt ' lasts until
September 20; when tito full committee
will meet and' arrange a further pro
gramme. ' Ti'J
Both houses of the New Brnswick Le?
gislature unanimously adopted r?solu
tions condemning the treaty where
Canadian interests are affected.
A despatch from the Pennsylvania
coal miues announces that the workmen,
by a large majority, voted - to resnme
work On the terms of the companion.
The Senate .confirmed Warner cs Go
I vernor Of New Mexico,,and Putnam as
postmaster at' libbi le. TboSe'uato spent
six hours on tho treaty to-day, and meets
again, at half-past 10, to-morrow. It is
thought a voto will be roached by Thura
day.
Probabilities-It is probable that the
barometer will fall in the Middle and
Eastern States, with cloudy weather, on
Saturday, and that h risk. So nth-westerly
and South-easterly winda will be experi?
enced fropi Lake Ontario to linke Mich?
igan. ? . ? .
jfjAt the Presbyterian General Assembly,
Governor Polock, Chairman of the Fe?
male Institute at Lexington, Ky., read a
'report dedaring.the right of the General
Assembly to property and franchises
unimpaired by local legislation.
NEW O UL KANS, May 19.-A Galveston
special to the Tintes reports the explo?
sion ui itie now steamer Sr.one.wuii, from
Galveston for Lake Charles, near High
Island, killing five and wounding many.
The track laying upon the first West?
ern division of the New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas Railroad bas been completed
to Donaldsotfville-a distance of eighty
three miles from this oity. The road
will soon be opon for traffic to Donald
sonvillo. The grading bas been com?
pleted twenty miles beyond Donaldson
vitle. A strong.force is employed on its
extension.
HOTEL ABBXVAIJS, May 19.-Xickerson
House-A. Burt, Abbeville; M. C. But?
ler, wife, four obi i'd run and nurse, Edge
field; B. S. Johnston, B. Barnes, Balti?
more; T. D. Anderson, New York; Dr.
Grimball, Charleston; O. R. Clark and
wife. Miss A. C. Clark, Boston; C. T. A.
Smith, Mrs. M. Davis, Brooklyn; T. J.
? Steers,.S. C.; J. 0. Barlow, Ridgeway;
B. % Wilkioaon, Riubmond; Jos. E.
Hecksoher, Wionsboro; M. M. Nicely,
G. &O. K. R. ; J. S. Suthern, J. T.
Brnmlett, Greenville; Herman Holmes,
G. G. Cooke.' St. Louts; J. H. Graham,
Richmond; J. M. Mackay, Abbeville
Columbia Hotel -A. W. Ladis, Augusta;
W. H. Evans, Charleston; J. P. Adams,
Richland; F. D. Bush) G. & C. R. R.;'
J. T. Brnmlett, J. L. Southern, Green?
ville; J. P. Matthews, Jr., Du Bose
Egleston, Winnsbor.o; Dr. Geiger, city;
Maj. Snead; T. J. Walsh; A. Cudwortu,
S. C.; J. A. Jackson, city.
SWEAHINO.--The most truthful and
straightforward article on this disgusting
habit that we have ever read is the fol
lowing, whose author's Darno we are not
acquainted with: "It is no mark of a
gentlemun to swear. The most worthless
and vile, tho refuse of mankind, thc
drunkard aud the prostitute, swear as
well aa the beat dressed and educated
gentleman. No particular endowments
aro requisite to give a finish to tho art of
cursing. The basest aud meanest of
mankind swear with as much tact and
skill as tho most refined ; and ho that
wishes to degrade' himself to tho very
lowest level of pollution and shame,
should learn to bo a oommoa swearer.
Any man has talents enough to learn to
curse God, and imprecate perdition on
fellow-men. Profane swearing never did
i y man. any geed. . No man is tho
richer, or wiser, or happier for it. It
helps no man's education or manners.
It is disgusting to the refined, abomina?
ble to the good, degrading to the mind,
unprofitable, needless, and injurious to
society. Wantonly to profane His name,
to call His vengeance, is- perhaps of all
offences the' most awful in the sight of
God."
The lato Prof, Wm. Gibson nsed to
ro?ate that while going through the ward
of a hospital with Velpeau, that surgeon
brought him to the bedside of. two mou
who were nuder treatment for some
slight frnoture. "Would you believe
it," said Velpeau, "these men have mado
a living for tho last fifteen years by be?
ing knocked down and run over. When
they seo a light wagon driveu by some
wealthy person .coming by, they step
across tho street, and ure sure to be rmi
over, picked up, aud carried to some
hospital, and then sue for damages.
When their money becomes exhausted,
tboy bogiu again. Nearly every bono ju
their bodies hus been broken."
Lippmsn'b Muter* are mr nain hy all drug
(/int* HIKI dualer*. . Unpin in Gitlunibia, H.
iu-Ui.icn-.il t MuGitEuon'H, Druggists. - 8 18
A.gonUemnn, learned in Ike origin of
eooiil' issicuis, was ?skcd what Waa the
meaning of tho diatom of casting an old
shoe after a newly married cou plo BB
they start on their trip. He said: "To
indicate that the ohanoes of matrimony
are very slippery."
^FMAliclAL. ANO COMMKUC1A1..
LONDON, May 19-Noon.-Console
98%. Bonds 90*6
LIVERPOOL, May 19-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and steady-uplands 7J?; Orleans
1%; sales of the week 106,000 bales; ex?
ports 19,000; speculation 22,000; stock
937,000, of which American is 502,000;
receipts 59,000, of which American is
25,000; actual export 20,000.
LIVEKVOOL, May 19-Evening.-Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester dull. Cotton
a shade easior-uplands 7y? ; Orleaus
7%; sules 12,000 bales; speculation and
export 3,000; afloat 454,000, of which
American is 200,000; ship sails from
Charleston or Savannah 7)2! Nuw Or?
leans 7%. .
NEW YOUK, May 19-Noon.-Flour
and corn very firm. Wheat quiet. Fork
steady, at 16.00. Cotton very firm
uplands 1GJ?; Orleaus 16>?; sales 2,000
bales. Governments very .strong and
steady. Stooks strong and quiet. ?States [
steady and dull. Money 5. Gold strong,
at 12jf,@12#. Sterling unchanged.
7 P. M.-Cottou closed stendy, with
sides of 1,970 bales, at 15%. Flour
Southern quiet and firm; common to fair
extra 6.75(^7.25; choice to good 7.80@
9.00. Whiskey 93@93%. Wheatclosed
with morning's advance lost and holders
anxious-wiuter red and amber Western
1.65@1.68. Corn closed heavy, at 75?
77. Bice firm, at 8%(t?9>?. Pork 16.00 !
Beef quiet. Lard firmer-kettle ll.
Freights very firm. Money 3@5. Ster?
ling nominally unchanged. Gold 11%
(3)12. Governments declined ' States
.strong. Tennessees 70%; new 70%.
Virginias 68; new 7-,La- Louisianas 09;
now 62; levees 70; 8a 84. Alabamas 1.03;
5s 70. Georgias 85; 7s 92. North Ca?
rolinas 48%; new 26%. 'South Caroli?
nas 74; n.cw 63.
; LOUISVILLE, May 19.-Flour quiet and
firm. C.orn quiet-shelled sacks 68.
Provisions duli. Mess pork 17.00. Lard
ll@12%. Bacon-shoulders 7%; Bides
'9%(aj0%. Whiskey 88.
CINCINNATI, May 19.-Flour iu gord
demand at full prices-family 6.60(3}
7,00. Corn heavy, nt 65@?t>; receipts
depress markets. Pork week, at 16.50.
Lard lOj-?. Bacon declining-shoulders
7; clear rib sides 8%; clear sides
Whiskey steady, ut t?t?.
BAI/TIMOEB, Jtfay-,1.9.-Flour in good
demand and unchanged. "WheatTinner.
Corn scarce ano? firm-white' Southern
77<o)78; yellow 75@77; mixed "Western
73(a)75. POrk 17.50@18;UO. Bacon
quiet-shoulders' 7)4; clear rib aides 10.
Lard quiet, nt ll>?(ml2. Whiskey 93.
Cotton qniet.ond firm-middling 15%@
15^; receipts 328 bales; sale? 100; stouK
2,715;' receipts of the week 735; sales
2,250.
Nom-oLK, May 19.-Cottou steady
lbw middling 14;. receipts 425 bales;
stock 1,504; receipts of tho week 1,751;
sales 300.
SAVANNAH, May 10.-Cotton quiet and
in good demand-middling 14%(a)15;
receipts 644 bales; sales 800; stock
29,236; receipts of tho week 4,722; sales
3,300.
?? BOSTON, May, 19.-Cotton, quiet and
strong - middling lCj^; receipts 280
bales; sales 450; stock 10,000; receipts
of the week 2,280; sales 2,700.
. MOBILE, May 19.- Cottou dull and
nomi II ul-middling 15@15>^; receipts
997 bales; sales 200; stuck 22,985; re?
ceipts of the week 4,782; sales 3,250.
CHARLESTON,'May 19.-Cottou quiet
middling l?ji? @15 Vi ; receipts 375 balee;
sales 200: stock 13,380; receipts of the
week 3,336; saloB 2,100.
GALVESTON, May 19.-Cotton firm
good ordinary 13(o)13%: receipts 835
bales; sales 150; stock 58,274; receipts
of the week 5,975; sales 5,059.
NEW ORLEANS, May 19.-Flour quiet
superflue 0 25; double 6.75; treblo 7.00.
(Join scarce und firm, at 70(3}72. Pork
lull and lower-mess 18.00. Bacou
scarce, at SfnTOl.,'; suuur-oured hams
14J?. Lud ttiili-tierce ll(r?)ll.',.? ; keg
12)?@12%. Sugar qniet-prime 11(g)
lija- Molasses iu good demand nutt
supply light-common fermenting 28(M
30; good to prime fermenting 40(?j5U;
plantation reboiled 25(VrJ?0. Whiskey
ileady, at 8T^(rf)08. Cotice nominal, at
14(ad5%. Cotton steady and in fair de?
mand-middling 15'i-?(d{15^B; receipt?
2,655 bules; sales 3,401 i;' slock 121,920;
receipts of tho week 18,803; sales 18,000.
WILMINGTON, May 10.-Cotton quiet
middling 15; receipts 100 bales; sales 75;
stock 1,855; receipts of tho week'484;
sales 125.
AuausTA. May 19.-Cotton closed
firm, at 14>? for Liverpool aud 14% for
New York middling; sales 240 bales; re?
ceipts iou.
\VJIOI.ICS,VI.IC Pit IC Kg CiVllltlfiNT.
OPUUKUTED W KKK I. V DY THE DO ABD OF Til ADE.
APPLES, tyUU.l U0??200 AiOL.ASBKS.UUlm.SStoiU
BAOOINO.22^83 New Orl'ns 80(^90
BALE HOPE, Manil,0rg;?6 8ugar ll'so.. 60<u.9o
N.V.orWcs^tb 8?12 NAILS, y ueg? 60?t> 00
BuTTEn, North. 40(^50 ONIONS. $Jbuul76@210
Couutry, y tb.20(030 Ou.,Koros<me,t<4?(?60
BAOOH. Hains.124(fl?22 Machinery. .75<??1 (JO
Hides, fl lbU.(?fii;j SPECIE, Quid (al 10
Shoulders... 10?11 dil vor. (a) I ol
CANDLES, .sperm lu ??70 POTAT'S, Iris 1 0O5?4 10
Adamantine tbl5@lC Swoot, bus 9t?(&l CO
COTTON YAUN 1 30(01 4U BICK, Carolina tb 9 ti H)
CoT-roN.Htut il,_14 rtuoT, $Juag. 2?U?2 20
Middling .13 SALT, Uvurp.210(??2 55
Low MICU'K,_li SOAP, ci lb,.7Jfalu
Oood Ordny,_ 12 SPIIUTS, Alcohol,gl6 00
Ordinary.HA Brandy.. .4 00(0)12 00
CHEESE, K.O.lb. 20I7JI2J Uin .2 OOCtfC 5M
r'aotorv.1(5^22 Bum.2 00(07 (io
CuKVKE, Bio, Ti<lbl7'(02z 'Whiskey... 13?f0? 00
Laguayi a ... .21(3)23 j SUUAII, Crus A VI&& lil
Java.28<fl?Ui Brown.)2(<?l4
t-'Loun.Co. 7S0r?010Uli HTAHCI?, y lt.... HJ(u,l0
Northern.75iicr$ll (IO TEA, Groen Iii I 0O(?_62 00
tlttAis, Corn 1 |'5'(jil 20 1 Black, . . .1 IHH01 Ul
Wheat_1 10 (Ol m roiiAceo, Ohw.?u?! OU
Outti. 00(01 Ot) SllloRillg,lb..6O<01 00
Posa .... 1 lur^l 25 VINKOAII, \Viiio,'.3()QUti
HAY. North, $iewi 2 5t) Kreuch_ M UH)
HIDES,Dry, tyIbl2J<rolf WINK, Oh am. 28? S3 Uti
O hum. ((08 Port, ^tgal 8006jftjKti
LAUD, lb_ 15(i?l7 Sherry .. 2 7 i<07 ?Ml
UiiiK, 6?'Bu. 2 054*2 75 Madeira.; .800?8 (Kl
LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOOCHERS SE .
OUBTTTKS iK CHARLESTON. 8.O-"Jorrected,
May 19, 1871, by
B?nke? gad Broker, No. 25 Bf ont! street.
Hames ofSecurities. Hale In. OJ'd Asked.
BT ATE BEOTBITIES.
North Carob ea, old_ 6
N. Carolina, new. 6
South Carolina, old_ G
S. Carolina, new. 6
S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. 6
Georgia, new. 7
Georgia. 0
Tennessee, old. 6 .
Tennessee, new. 6
Alabam n ,. 8
5
Alabama.
crrr SECOIUTIES.
Atlanta, Gn., bonds_
Angus ta. Go., bonds...
Charleston stock.
Charl'u Fire Loau b'ds
Colombia, S. C., bonds
Columbus, Ga., bonds.
Macon, Ga., bonds....
Memphis, Tenn., b'nds
old...
now..
Savannah, Cu., bonds.
Wilmington, N. C. 8
Wilmington, N. C. 6
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic sud Gulf. 7
B. lt. lt., 1st mortgage 7
Central Georg'a. 7
Charleston and Snvan.. 6
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7
Cherawuud Darli og tou 8
Oheraw & Dar., 2d mort 7
Georgia Railroad. 7
Green. & Co].. 1st mor. 7
Green. & C., State guar
Laurens.
Memphis & Charleston.
North - Eastern 1st mort.
North-Eastern, 2d mort
Sav. & Char., 1st mort.
Suv. Sc Char., Stato gua
Son th Carolina.
South Carolina.
Spar t aub n rg and Union
RAILROAD STORKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf.100 .
Central Ga., ex div_100
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 .
Georgia_:.100
Green, and Col. R. R.. 20 .
Macon and Western... 100
Memphis & Charleston. 25
Nortb-ensteru. GO
Savannah & Charleston 100 .
S. C. R. R. shares.100 .
b. C. lt. R. & B'k shares 125
RANK STOCKS.
Peon's N'l B'k Charl'u,
capital S500.0UO.100
1st Nat'l Bank -Charl'n -
capital 8400,000.100
S. C. Loan ?Trust Co. 100
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a,
capital ?20.),000. 100
Central National Bunk.
Col'a, oap'l ?100,000 100
S. C. Bank & Trust Go.
capital $200,000. 100
Bank of Charleeton_100
Union Rank S. C. 50
People's Bank So. Ca.
Plan. & Me. Bank S. C.
Bank of Newberry. 25
. Bank of Camden. 50
Others worthiess.
MISOELLANEOUH SECURITIES.
Charleston Gas Co.... 25
Charl'n City R. R. stock 50
GranttevilleMuri'. Co... 100
G. Sc C. R. cort, indeb.
S. C. R. cort, indebt's.
N. E. R. R., cert, indent_
City Charleston cer. in.
City of Memphis coup.
N. E. R. R. pref, stock_
S. & U. R. past due coup....
S. Si C. R. pust due coup....
EXCHANGE. ETC.
Now York sight.
Gold.
Silver.
8. G. BANK IUI.I.H.
*Buiik. bf Charleston.
Bank of Camden.
Bank Georgetown.
B ink of S. C.
I uk of Cheater.
P uk of Hamburg.
mk bf Newberry.
Bank of thu Stato of
S. C., prior to 'GI.
" issue "01 and '62
*PI.& Moe. Bunk Chur'n...
.People's Bunk Cburl'n ...
*Utiion Bank Charles'n ...
*S. W. R. R. Bank, old ...
fSlW.lt. R. Bank, new ...
Stato Bank, Charleston ...
Furnier?' Ex. B'k Char. ...
Exchange Bank, Coliim ...
Coui'l Bank, of Colum ...
Mereh. Bank of Choraw -
Planter's Bank Fairfield ...
S. C. bills receivable.
Charleston change bills....
8?~ Bills marked thus
redeemed at the bank co un
48
24
75
.63
65
92
83
.68
68
102'
68
86
82
52
72
60
76
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66
55
85
75
72>?
80
60
97
. CO
. 85
. 90
. 70
. 97
. 93
. 68
. 50
. 85
90
. 78
. 78
. 67
. 70
. 65
. 65
. 35
. 120
. 40
. 102
2
. 107
9
. 10
.. 20
.. 36
.. 30
125
100
100
95
105
97
60
20
BK
20
51
par
58
par
G5
par
38*
65
50
par % prom
uoy, lllj.j
. 103 ....
30
1
6
16
15
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37
. 95 .
. 95 _
(*) are being
te rs of each.
Cheap Fertilizer.
A f\ TONS COTTON HEED MEAL. Excol
4fcU lout mr mnnuro. EDWARD UOFE.
May 13
30,000 TABUS OF LINEN
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
WHITE LINEN, at'J5. 37? and 51) cents.
LINEN DUCK, flue ?nil commun.
LINEN 1>U ES H ? OOU8.
LINEN DRILLS, White and brown.
LIN KN DAMASK, White afld brown, all atj
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
_May 7_
For lient,
rpi I AT ilenirnMo WAKEllOb* <K, adjoining
L liid (Ireeuvhlu anil Columbia Itai road,
formel Iv occniluil hy M?'HMIH. illiittely A
Gibbes; b'lsV Titi hy 40 lent. I-'.ir terms, ai ply
to h 'I HOON Ki Afpuit..
. Miy 10 Al Ofiu!" nf E. W. Si-iln-in A Co.
. Tho Olilj tine Playing Unrils at POLLOCK'S.
FIRSIN?UHANGB.
George Huggins' Agency,
?iaWisned in Columbia, & 4. 2>,
THE following compnnica have complied
with thu laws of the State of South Caro*
lina, and have boon duly licensed by the Comp
t roller-General or tho State, and by city of
Columbia, for thu presen?year, representing a
CAPITAL OV OVER .?30,000.000.
tn a Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Imperial Firo Insuranco Company, of Lon?
don. "
Union Fire Insurance Company, uf San
Francisco, California.
l'houix Fire lnauranco Company, of Now
York.
Putnam Piro Insurance Cunipany,^' Hart
ford, Connecticut. j
Manhattan Firo JUDUrauco Company, of New
York. ,., . ...
GEORQD ?IUGO 1?V?, Agent.
Office, at Mr. Duule'e uuw book? to ru. oppo
fllto the Columbia liol al.. , May 20 jSmo
Threshers and S op er at ors.
AS tho tie u ?on for th one important machines
ie. noar, at. hand, the;undersigned has
iutrodocod that well-^nown - machine, thc
SWEEPSTAKES, betug theflrst ever brought
into .South Carolina, This nmuhino is the,
favorito of the Westum farmer, and, from ita.
appearance, it. will, do all it? maoniaelarers
chum Tor it. A naru plo machine can be seen
at' my eetabliobtneut. Also, ooo of J. W.
CardweU'a VIRGINIA' TH ll EH HERS. For
price, Ao., applv to . . .T :.
RICHARD TOZER, Agent.
May 20 2_ City.Machine Worka.
HOt FOil' TUK JU.OUNTAIN8!
CAESAR'S HEAD HOTEL,
BLUE RID?E.-MOUNTAINS,
. .?.;MoD. PAJRBON, Proprie?
tor, ia now open and n ady for
tho reception of gui'Btn.. Hav
inRtnadu m apy improvements
an to accoinuiodatjoiiB, T?ads, Ac, and se?
cured an efficient corps pf servante, includ?
ing laundresses, hi.rtho Proprietor hopea to
merit a continuance of the liberal patronage
ci tended to him Hie last season ' ','
RATES or BOABD-per day, $2; per week,
$10; per month, S32. May 20 tA
EVERYBODY
Q JES TO * '??
LOVE & CO/S !
REOAU8E they procure the latest styles in
. ^ DRY GOODS, and ?et bettor value for
their monoy than eau bo had iu any other
house in the city.
We aro now showing an ootire ocw Stock in
now styli s nf
LADIES' MADE DRESSES,
Follinease Over Dresses,
Ladies' Under Garments. &c.
"Our Mr. Love" ia shipping us. hy every
aloamcr, ne novelties, and oar stock of
DRESS GOODS, LIX ES GOODS, SC.,
Surpasses anything in this market, and at
still lower prices. Wo are a "live house," and
intend driving a business on quick salee and
small profita. W. D. LOVE,
I May 19_H. B. MoORBERY.
Oountry Butter.
Qr??NDH FUEHH COUNTRY BUT
i Ol JV ? TER for salo low by
May l?_ _'_E HOPE.
Baking Powders.
<T rv DOZ. ROYAL BAKING POWDERS,
Ol' [samples free.]
5'? doz. Andrews' celebrated Yean t P?wdera.
25 doz Hea Foam Baking Powder,
i 20 boxeB Raking So 'a, assorted papers.
Jn??t received and for palo hy , '
MST 13 JOHN AON"W A SON.
Su?ar-Cured Hams.
O?iifi CHOICE Sugar-cured HAMS, Juat
??\ f \ 9 reciived and for 'ale low hv
^favjj_JOHN AO NEW ?- SON.
Choice May Butter.
I i \ TUBS choice - May BUTTER, just re
1 \ P ecived and fdr sale hy
Mnv ll _ JOHN AONF.W A- SON.
AXa?LTOi??TT EXTRA?RDIXAUY
O
o
a 1
Hi
% Ol
; o
Z ?
o
HATS,
And Gents' Furnishing Goods,
10 PE II CENT. WE LOW C0?>T, . |
AT
OOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAB.
THIS is n<? humbug. Wo aro ubligoil to
diannne of all Ooo.it? now lu'?-toro by tin
1st of rtepiomber. to tn ike a uliangu in eui
business Take nutiuu, that each atticle is
marked it? e"*t in plain tlnnr..*, from'ulindi
will bu l?M?U SI'KH TEN PK? CEN I1. Tin
ptili'it! ta nari titularly requested ti? call early
a? hiiriisl'tn iu.v\ bu obtauie I. Country mer?
chin H vi-ium tho ein ci ti ibid acl?nico rio.k
of iirt.v an.) sii.iHiuiubio gooda at our ttnre
near bi mind, g ><> I? 10 per cm. below cost,
at mun ?MAN'S CLOTHING IIAZAAR.
May lt)
IMPOSTANT 8BTIC1
. V TO . .
DEALERS
And Those in Want of
DR Y, Gr .O.OD S.
w Eh.avonow.in atora a fall lino of tba
nowertt and moat
FA SDI ON A BL E 6 0 ?.D S -
p^Ljoin.:! MU? .o ?i?r.j .. >, ? .?? .
Of domestic, Frouqh and Enrrllah m?nufac
tnro, which wo gu ar an ?DO, at all' timon, toenail
'ia l?W", if not at leB? prices, than ?by.tiona
i? Colnmbla/' b.q'j?in^ ..gar.' Gbo?a froj?; tho
.largest abd moat. celebra tod cstabliobmonta
in the United Slatea, And aa wo deairo to
please ab, wo hare now Jo oar house the
OP
?JVEBT CLASS OT GOODS.
ic. '.;....?.. '?r;c 3:. -'.'-<V
From. the. lowest to- thohighest, and we rael
confidant that all those favoring nfc with an
order from a dtatan?o will bo pleased and
satisfied that -j ,. . . .
0 UR IO USE
['. , ?.: -.tn >\ nay lum .-. ?.
THE ONE
.In thia city to deal with.
WA?^?^MM?? -_I?--.I-- '-a-.?
by mail, full Huon of samples of those kind of
1 Gouda desired and "specified bj oar friends
i and oumomoro. All'orders accompanied by
j cash amounting to $25 and over, delivered in
j any part of the State freo of freight ch av urea.
Those unaccompanied, will be sent O. O. JJ;
We respectfully eotloit orders, which Trill
re?oive the prompt and personal' attention ct
ono nf the firm. Oar prices being low, wo
think we can render satisfaction to all. Gtvo
na a trial.
. J. H. & M. L. KLWARD,
May 3_ COLUMBIA, 8.0.
AZA TO HAND.
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND
extraordinary
C?E&P STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Ia in store and moving, making room daily for
KEW ARRIVALS,
Which we will continuo to receive all through
the season.
- OI7R. SAMPLE BUREAU
Is a success, and we are now distributing
Goods over tho entire State through its
agency. The most careleaa observer caffnot
bnt see tho great advantaged to bo derived
from dealing with a live houae, like ours,
whore everything ia kept moving by system
aud order-where no extra profits are tacked
m to pay idle. bunda. Of uourso, we can and
do HELL GOODS OHE APER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. - A positive
proof is, that we soil moro Goods than all tho
rest added together. That is the proof.
Tho peoplo know whore to bay cheapest, and
, let the stranger follow the great public. In
buying, let them follow thoao who know.
R. 0. SHIVER & CO.
_ April 8_?_
Scythes and Grain Oradles.
.> DOZ HU per brr O KAIN CRADLES.
U 10 doz Grime's Grain and Grass Ssythes,
hilft received and foi sale low by
May 17_JOHN AONEW .* SON.
Just Hece?ved,
PORTER & STEELE'S,
A FULL UKI or
SASH RIBBONS,
15 ALL COLOBS, FOB
MAY PARTIES.
Amil tl_ _
Soap! Soap ! Soap'.!!
\i\f\ nOXi?? F AM L.Y ROW?-quality un
lw\.7 HitrpHt-Kud, ?nd prier* reduced 20
I ,,er cent -at wholesale ami retail, hy . .
I M ix 18 J >.<N AOMI W .V ^ON.
ll \nu want your thirst quenched, call at
POLLOCK'S.