The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 27, 1871, Image 3
OUTPJUB,R' OF E^a,"rMaj7a5-^igiit.
The'.wind, lias, changed, and tho Area aro
observed, tobe slackening. Tho beavens
ar?>lili ilt?ninat?d by ,t\? flames.' 'The ;
dqbrfs ta^t? groat* ^istapces. It ia? .Bsid,
tlioMou^a^'prisor^ ip reducod to cinders.
Fears ure stall entertained' for the.e?jety;
of' A?ohblBhop N?rboy. i Tho insurgent
attempting (fight tn i,ho direction of .Au- 1
bw.vjflieia, apd Rowanville are repelled, j
The_cannonading against; BellviUe and]
Chniimont co?tiunea. ' . ' > ?
VBBSAiiit^sa, Moy^ 25.-ricard read a
dispatch.,in,7the ' j^sse'mbly. to-day an?
nouncing that Fort Montroogo, Redoubt
ot Hanta.Brojiorejs Pantheon and .Wine.
Market.hae been! taken by the io'rpeft -of
tho Goyerumoni Nothing is known as.
to ttiq fate-of'tho hostages . still; i ? J the
ha ads. Pf ' tho ieis urgents, and -tim m'^t
glopmy apprehensions aro .entorttduedV
ui If ieJ-Vhia'orbd'thut tba Versaillis fi havo
?'^b?rifid Buttes; de- OhaurndnV w, he bee,
the fnj&ra
ott the troops on.ih.<} JUtU of Jtun.o. . ', L
In tho Geririau PaTliamontto-day, in a
debate -o^ ?fi?^bill i?(Wjp^?li?tf Alsace
and ^prraltf?'with tn'?r,Oj3^B^\'^nmrpT
F^n?aBism?r.o.^
took >wuem .ha heoama Minister'was nearr
ly ???bniplisbed? - His ; health ' v/ae . bad
aohve <TuEy.. r3*ft;^WRe&
advocate-ifbr com?iotoureatoration of AI
e?ao and Lorraine -.to - the lather latid.
abftWRt m??wwi4hu^-j 5nTe^f, ??he'
amoudmon.tSj.it .Upa ip-ado. ta tho bill now
tiaWe?it w??e pflpungodrlio wopld, witb?.
drhw thc tn'eaatir.e.ah3 loi th&rBtnperor
appoint 'a ^sp'on'fr?blQ. Mini?tor; - in bia :
was sent back to tn o oooi.niA.fwo;,fory>eyi
sion. ,*rj
. Yt. B?XiyhzL?, May 2o.-Baron DdAuethau
r^e^^eo,,' in - the \ Chamber,pf Jfr$j>rea?n-?
!lifyXPS?: tp>3ayj. that" ' h?' wpiiidj opt con?
sider or . treat as. political refugees vil-?
Man? bf tho Commune who cao apo from
ParisJuto Belgian WrHory. ,'
?;S Vjfy&ittifts; ; May; 36*:-T^^.^ps?rree
. tionia squelched in tho Quartier Mou?V
larri or fans, -where 6,000 -prisoners
M?rpMnred.- Tim insurgent oro still
$n?d to Bellvine, ^Lea, B>)tos and
unanmpn't,;)w'heppb petroleum ehells aro
?rod all ovebParis, ri -.Tbo-following lead?
ing ins?r^grjteir?re jabot:Voiles, Arno
reauxj Rruppl, ^ault.^ombrowpki and
BonsqneU. Th o ? report of ?the arrest of;
PyaK. JDMescin?? tt?d O'uooret "!s yet ?h
oon?V#el0i'?t?1?.T all the
hps ita gea h Phi by tbio insurgents are safe,
but nothing positivo ia yet known. Tbfj
-ionowing'pnbnehoiidrags aro destroyed ?
. p?al?ce QM?SM
honeg, ??^?ttturp! J?T Pp|ice,L."po^jOf
. Aacjbnn.t?,-.Palaco of the Legion of Stonor,
Barracks o? (Quay de Orsay, <? Hotel de
.Yilieand-,l^fl:'de;Piete. The follow
ibg aro ^?ypd: %Whistry of Marine,Tn
iterior, Foreign A?dfdra and Agrioulturo,
Pantheon, Ecole , Militaire, Eadie des
Beaux Arte, Ba ok of Franeey Credit
says .McMahon1 bhi
: gen^Js ta BxnT,?4^er,','t All hereafter fonad
a r m q 4 yv?l ! b? \ shot, Mo u zafi h "aa been
?captured, but. .the. insurgents -had', ro
mbv?d the hostages. At nobV?, to-dny,
?hejr? Va? fierce fighting atPa?teq,
.. L'oins,- ;May ; 2?L^parts j despatches |
i. announce tho Rue> ?Wyalo"destroyed by
miu<v>4 : Tho'insnrgontH weroidriveu intb
th?^ Q?m^teWMf Pore LaOhis?, wherje
they .ara- surrottaded' and -mast> be cap
: ^prodj?? T'i?'? >rr rr im ni lt -T'^T riv ir i' ?it I
moe tual.dbe uostages ?n/Mouzas prj?ou
' were^sbot. 5 '?'.'?^ l! . . - . '\ . j
\Ltx',_'Jf4?bart? 'l?tija th? for?igri ' powers
?j prorn?s? extradition bf tho members of
thia- Commune . iii.,the event of '.their
escape from'(France; > Concbell, a pro
idihbiife 'Oiimtounist, S??a sti?t! by tho
. Versaiiii^ts1; vy';;';vv.!, ;
OCTOOpH ?ot?. P?ma, May 26-Morning.
The oannonddo against the insurgent po?
sition at B^lly^llo^ h?a.jbeen vigorously
ij resumedfl , T^jr^Ble ^reB aro stil^ragipg.
. Tbe- ,Koi}the?q11rttW.^ay/'|s' repaired/ bift
ri outrance to?boc?fcy io still rofused. The
' German^f?cMt?p?^ at, Au^eryilliera and
' Qisewham-^^re^gthen
escapa.?f luBurgcnta! '.. The Gormans will
peritiit only wemen and children and the
inhabitants of. pro.; burnt quarters pf
. ?Parialo.le?ve^tt?a. t?fty,
ObtsiDB 'by !p,Aais,.'May Od-iBilT^I.
Tho battle afc Pautin continues.; ? Tho ih
. Bargents'-arso hoing? ?ttaoked on th reo
sides ,bj the O?v^rnme,nt. tr\s?p?r;.'lC?n
' t?atl^ !
. . FAni?r May- 25.-r-.The aolleotionsi *n
Louvre wefe ali Bared, except the libra?
ry, in which9fgreat:many vafuaD^e.l>cbk8
V^ert'dei troy?a? Th? National Ubrafy
and the Gran d livres ero jsaf e. The in .
sargon ta -etUlv'?.?ld B??rcoy, the Place
De LaBastillo',' Cb?rone,1 Bellev^Ttnd
ovueaatod" ??inblown up ForkjQ lyrehr.
Tbo Go vom mont forces tiro nowiiUaok
.. 11 . CuAiiiJE?roNv -'.Blay: , 26 -AfHcc?
. ? >riouo.rMe?a'jB. H.-'Khylor, Baltlm?re^to
fl Pan'A?ft liaV ended. The conditibnS of
?[p^ra^??0^hiittt?own; A frightfut =?pi
3 d^mio.jB.Xftgjhjg at Safathndbre. ' ' 'u \
] ; \ d*At?M^^iy.,:May 25.-Th'eiberger |
jM pAaB,'c?m^^EP.eforo tho District Court,
i:'.Tjho.wOT^t-^?pirinor jeopardy was over
'"rule^tt?^Vp^'?BjBCntion l?s'isting that tho*
? - military Co up, Winder tb?^oo? nt ruction
'} acts, 'WAS ah4i)n8tltntionnl..vyriio case
will bo <*-led :?thb. esc?ndame on. its
.'.-merits.- "-.i '&
' Hitw YonK, May. 2&~,Tbo World's
cable from Versailles, of Thursday night,
says Archbishop Dnrboy, ten hostages
and ?parly flftjf priests were murdered
. in cold-blood. "
LEXINOTON, May 26.-Allie Hunt won
gs-Tr-r-Tp-r-v
IA>>>/IIIIUIII'>I VVIMK'MKK ? lt A-?
wbrks at Hazardvillo. exploded, killing
three.
jNKW YORK, May 20.- Collins and Ed
words, after haviog fought a drawn
flgb ^*?j^':?rreated u po u. tho i r return to"
tho'oityy. Tho-fight waa td "have been re*
newect thia thbtning.^. '. ; - :
Foster wt?s Htjuieoeeet io pe hup g on
tho I-f tb of'Joly. Judge Gardbza could
fgivo him ho hopo whatever vk>f-comina
: tatton. .'
Smuggling ; operations, ooveritfg seve?
ral month o and involving $100,000, have
been discovered. Some officers of the
ocean ?tenpaera aro iuvolved} Particu?
lars ?fe;withheld. v ; , '
Edwards and Collinswere commit tod
to th'e^pfcmbAira*^ -
. GA*vi?^A?y^^
of AUantaV Ga.^ofilbiatedUu the dedica,
fei on bf d'synagogue hero to-day* Soi ns
intert?iwftomdWnUtstiifli Gru?lev's pto
ri * ttyrTRgS? ttyr "fi **a. rr rfr,sP-"*"Dv
r?to'ra^*?jryirOTro', and pTomHses? opon
his rotprp'? to mak^a.tTathfai-roporL .
?rattP ^v ^ "
sip pi
FIND A.
was hung 't?-tf?ji/ protesting
cenoe. >.'* '-' T
BOSTON, A?ny 26.-Frederick Lock
mnnd, charged' with fraudulently ob?
taining 810,000 worth' of cotton from tho
Boyleston Bank, was convicted.
RICHMOND, May 20.-Tlifa ballots in
the oity counted this morning showed
that the Conservatives' liiivo berried the
oity by 170 majority, anti?l?cted twenty
six out of thirty councilmen. Two of
the. Conservative councilmen were also
vot?d Tor by ih^BfiphbHcad?; Tn Lynch?
burg, the ?onservntivp8|c^rried the city.
In Norfolkf'IW;;Qpn8?ry^n^ have cur?
ried the' Cpdn?il. Twenty townships
heard from ? fityow'no .?material political
changes. Percrtjpprg ja;Republican. In
Alexandria, th?; Conservatives carried
three of four wjrtdey, ' * 1 ' '
WASB^NoroN. '^/iey ^.-^f?olfax is be?
lieved to bo out of danger. 't
Bear Admiral Melauoihon Smith hus ?
returned; hqd . CommpdArb Steadman
been promoted to tho Bear Admiralty.
The Senate had a boro quorum to-day.
Th ero wasnti .action regarding the pris?
oners. Tb ero was' ? five' hours executive
session, supposed to-be upon some de?
claration additional1 to :tho Washington
treaty. ' . : .
Probabilities-j-It is probable that the
barometer with continuo low, with warm
weather, on Saturday,-in the Mississippi,
valley and South of tho Ohio. Cooler
and partially cloudy Weather is probable
from Wisconsin eastward to the Atlantic.
Governor Booti, of South Carolina, is
here, en ro?ie to New York.
' The impress Eugenie has presented
to Lady Burgoyne, in whose husband's
yacht she escaped from France, a costly
gold locket, set with diamonds, with a
most exquisite, likeness.of her majesty
enolosed, as.? souvenir of; that memora?
ble voy ?g?; toEnglat?d/: " ''"
r;f;;; .;. -*>->-.?-4
HOTEL %v^j^/,J$fyst 26--Columbia]
Hotel-^^^Q?^,.il^'^oo?i\r?t J. B,
Carwile, l^*?rry;>L;F^?tley and lady;
C. E. MiUa?&'0;;',W; S/.Oreene, S. C.;
J. T. Be??b/;?lovi?mt?di:.?. Soulo, St.
Louis; Et';DtW?ey A. Ctfdsworth, W. D.
Kennedy .'^Charleston ; :C., J. Drafts, Gil?
bert HdUhWi; J/Lr B?rfkk,:j0olumbia; Q.
L. Lapland; Pa. ;H. H.'Br?oks, Augusta;
,rWV'Ti Thorn,' Winnaboroi'
''mcK^Mk'.M^?^U/.^^i' J. Gor?
man, B. jjJa^rji^h, Baltimore}F. D. Bush','
Green wooni, T?. T. Pk te,* An gusta; J. H.
Gay, 0jia*rptte.;1 Mrs. Philips, E E.
Philips, Pittsburg;* R. Harrington, New
York; J. H. BigloW, ;Natchez.
AlpheuB E. Cushman, a member Of1
Troop B, Seventh United States Cavalry,"
stationed nt Union, committed suicide,
by shooting himself, at the camp ground,,
on Saturday last. ;
Mrs. John A. Mars, an estimable lady
of the: vi?ipity of Calhoun's, Mills, Ab
bovill? County, died on Wednosdayi lasiA
Miss Mary. Davidson, dan ghi er. bf Dr:
Davidson, of Staunton, Ya., was burned
to death on last Sunday night, by the
explosion of ia ;orystaiized burning fluid
lamp. ) i n.!.! VI ?1 . l i tl
Col. Charles' S.' Todd, of Kentucky,'
died at Baton'Bongo, La., on the 17th
inst. He wa? Miciator to Bussia during
the Tyler administration.
The key to Darwin's theory which is
ape-parent to allis-Monkey.
REAiD [PHIS!
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WE take ,ploa-,aro In calling tho special
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attention,ot^hp tra,rio to our largo and woll
y y / '/ '/'? / / -
H Ole Ct 0(1 ?jfcbpfc- yf y y . J y , ,- j
LadiesVffi?i?'; Childroa'a, Men's and
vvr/y.y. Y.Y.Y.
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Which we are;s?lhag>at
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MA N UFA CTURER^S JtfRICES.
?1 O?? '? : i>,Ni"> . t.
. '*;?:"1 .'i)i?i>
QlVt? UrJ A CALL, and examine br-foro you
buy. ;
J. IL & M. L. KIN ARD.
May 20
rm ?pili
i LONDON. Majp.^pr- Noon,-Thtal bul
lito ib thQ-Bai^^ftE^p?i?^??O,
OOOfifeu ' '?bp>^d??|itMo d?a?uht in ?lie
annale^ qf-'j ?Liver Imin Q^4al? ? 9351?.
FUANKFOIIT, Moy 26.-Bonds 96^.
ti?YKM?opfS, May 26-Noon.-Cotton
steady-nplouds JJ?@%V? Orleans 1%\
Boies to-day 1&(?00 balee; for tho Week
?LOOO; exporWtfOOO;^^
Bt?ok' 013,000,';.' of r.jwbiokl American, is
569,000; receipt a?;?Wy;b? which Ame?
rican is 4, 00ai:?ctu al expopls 15,000.
LONDON, M^yH^^Evabing.- Consols
93??(nJl98?BY I&nds^#T ' !
LiTJBUi^n,.VMay. 2J&-?vehiug.- Cot?
ton qdiel^imi)^?pf%\ Orle?ns 1% ;
sales 12,000?,-halest export and fipecilu
tipn 3,000;iSto^^ of which
American is ?SP.O?CT}, nWjv due from
Savannah and Cbarleaton*7 11-16. il
T*i?iw Yoiux, M?y-"2?-Noon.-Flour
dall and heavy.' Wheat" nominally lower.
Corn dull :dnu\ declining^ ' 3?ctfkl5.50@
15.75. Lard dull.:. Cotton quiet-up
lund8 lOJ-g-. Freights firm. Govern?
ments dull bat steady. Stocks quiet
and firm. States dull, except Teunes
sees und Georgias, which aro strong.
Money 3. Gold 11??,. Sterling uu
chaUged. .;
-7'P. M.-Money easy, at 3?4. Gold
ll Ja" (Silica- Govorum'entB quite steady.
Georgias, Teunvssees and new South
Carolinas strong aud active. Tcnncs
soee'72>?; new 72)?\ Virginios 69; new
74. Louisianas 69; new 63; levees 691?;
8s 84. Alabamas 1.08; 5s 70. Georgias
70;*7s92)?. North Carolinas 47;<; new
26. .. South Carolinas 75; new" 63^.
Cotton steady with sales of 3,480 boles,
at 16%.- Flour-Southern quiet; com?
mon to fair extra 6.75(^7.25; good to
choice 7.30(2j9.00- Whiskey unchanged.
Wheat irregular and unsettled-winter
red and amber Western 1.66@1.67.
Cora firm, at 70@75. Groceries dull.
Pork lower; at J5.50?15.75. Lard
heavy. Freights active and firm.
LoTjiBVTiiii'E, May 26 -Flour active.
Corn "firm-sacks 68. Provisions weak
and unchanged. Whiskey 88.
ST. LOUIS, Muy 26.-Flonr-super?
fine 6.35@5.75. Corn a jaree and wanted
-sacked 69(a)60. Whiskey 90. Pork
16.50. Shoulders 7; clear sides
@9>u*.
. BAiiTiMone, May 26.-Flour dull and
firm. Wheat quiet and weak. Corn
steady. Pork dull, nt 16.50. Bacon
firm-shoulders 1)4.. Lard doll. Whis?
key 91@95. Cotton firme/ aud higher
ihiddliug 16)j?@163?; receipts 176 bolos;
sales 800; "stock 1,565; receipts of the
week 533; sales 2,330.
NEW OKLEANS, May 26 -Flour dull
superfine 6.12; double S.50; tioble 6.80
@7.00. Corn scarce and firmer-mixed
73? yellow 74; white 75@78. Pork dull
and offering at < 17.00. Bacon dull, at
7%@10; sugar-cored hams 13K@13^;
ohoiceT14(ai4)?. Lord-tierce- ll(a)ll>? ;
keg 12@12}?. Sugar firm-fair 10% (o>
ll; prime 117-4(3)12. Molasses firm-re?
boiled plantation 41@53. Whiskey
easier, at 85@93. Coffee nominal, at 14(<J>
lOj.C. Cotton dull-middling 16; receipts
1,882 bales; sales 7,800; Btock 98,837;
receipts of the week 17?997; sales 42,000.
BOSTON, May 26.--Cotton quiet and
.4teadjr-\middling receipts 1,815
bales; sales 3?0; stock 8,000; receipts' 'of
the week 7,271; sales 2,000. .
" WrxairNoTON, May 26.-Cotton firm
-middling 15jr,' ; receipts.28 bales; sales
21; stock 1,302; receipts of the week.231}
sales 196. ( .
SAVANNAH, May 26.-Cotton quiet
middling 15J-.?; receipts 583 bales; sales
2?0; stock 26,389; receipts of tho week
3,970; sales 4,000.
GALVESTON, May 26.-Cotton firm
good ordinary 13%@14; receipts- 75
bales; solea 700; stuck 61,631; receipts
gf .the week 5,522; sales 6,550.
. Monin?, Muy 26.-Cotton easier but
not lower-middling 16; receipts 710
i boles; sales 300; stock 19,797; "receipts" of
j tho. Week 2.691; sales 4,400. ?
CttAiUiESTON, May 26.-Cotton quiet
I middling 15%; receipts 453; sales 200;
stock 13,065; reoeipts of the week 2,283;
sales 2.600.
A DOUST A, May 26.-Cotton dull and
lower, at 15 for Liverpool ond 15$ fer
New York middling; sales 140 bal?is; re?
ceipts 100.
AVIIOr.KS.VLK PRICE? CUKRKNT.
OOliUECTEU WF.EKLY HY TUE EOAI1D OF TUAOK.
Ai'i-i.Krt, ffbu.l u0?2 00 , MoLASB?3,Uuna,ii??5U
BAOOINO,.22?U3 ! Now ?rl'UH ? 80?90
BALEltoi'E,Mauil,??5 Sugar U'se.. G0?90
N.Y.orWcu^Ib 8?12 NAILS, fi kog5 50?? 00
DUTTEII, North. 40?50 OSIONS. Jib nal 75?2 00
? - Conn tr v, y tb.20@30 OIL, Kerosene, ? 4o?60
BAOOS. Haina.12*?22 Machinery. .76?! 00
Sides, y Ibu. @18 SPECIE, Qold ?1 10
Shoulders... 9?I1 Silver. @104
CANDLES, Sporm40?70 POTAT'B, II?B2 50?fi3 00
. Adamantinett>16?16 8wuot,huu 00?1 00
COTTON YAONI 30@1 40 Rios, Carolina & t)@10
COTTON,Btct M,... .14J SHOT, #bag. 2 50?2 20
Middling _'....ll ?ALT,lnvorp.2 00?2 10
Low Siidl'g,.... 18 SOAP, yto., .???10
Good Ordny,_12 Srtnrrs, Alcoholjgl6 00
Ordinary..!.ll* Brah?y :.4QO?)120?
CufeESK, K.D.EJ. 20?2u Gin.2 00?C 50
. yaotorV......16@2* Kool.', i. . 2 00?7 00
Oornt^1'Rio,"f?n>17?22 WhtBkoy.. .1 35?400
Lag nay t a ... .21@39 Buo AB , Crus A 115? Hi
Java..-..2HO80 Brown........12?14
Ftbnn',co. 750?iooo BTAHCU, # n>... 8i?to,
" Northern. 7 50@11 00 TEA,Oreen lbl 00?200
UaAiN,Coru 1.15?t 20 I Black.1 00? 110.
1 Whoat... .140?1 60 TonACCO, Chw.00?l 00
Osts... ... 00?100 Braokin?,Ib.'.60?l 00
' Teas ...... 1 10?1 25 VIN?OAU.%Yfn?,';5O?00
llA^'Kortri, ??cwt.2 50 1 Jfronch'.'... ' ?1 00
'.fJjbfeS.Bry, %<ll>12i?18 W?NE, OM?m'.28@35 00
Qrcon,..?8 Tort. ?gal800?5 80
LAnu.'^rt...... 15?17 8hcrry..:. 075?7 00
LIME, \\ bbl. 2 65?? 75' Madeira.. .3 O0?8 00
Reduction in Prices.
LAJ?1KS'popular PQ^Y I'lLTV
TO?iS, one pf .tho dumber lust
received, very Stylluh. Kb-tnp
.BuRgiey, Top UUpRien' and Tnru
aoat Buggioa, In variety, l ino Bix-pa?aeuuur
Plnctons, on platfurmts; Fonr-pas?cnRcr Plne
toua, on throo aiiriiiRH. Opon and /luru-ecut
HockinvAva. Thin varied ?tock ia uow boing
oQ'ated vory low. AIBO for aalo a deairablu
pair of HAY MAKES.
May25_ _W. K. OREEN FIELD:
If you want your thirst quenched, call a
POLLOCK'S.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS 0?.-Sou*JHKllN SK
OUIUTIES rN CHARLESTON,S? C-Corrected,
Ma; 26/ I?71; M?OlTA U XA?l'? fr S
Banker and Broker, No. 20 Broad street:
Hames of Securities. Hate In; Of'd AsJted.
BT ATE raCtTOTIES. . : .
North Carolina, old- 6 . . . . 48
N. Carolina, new. 6 .... 24
South Carolina, old.... 6 - 75
S. Carolina, new.. 6 - 63
S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 .... 65
Georgia, new..... .... 7 .... 92
Georgia. 6 .... 83
Tennessee, old. 6 .... 68
Tennessee, new. 6 .... 68
Al?bame. 8 .... 102
Alabama. 5 .... 68
CITY SECURITIES.
Atlanta, Ga., borfds_ 8 _ 90
Augusta. Ga., bonds...'. 7, .... 83
Charleston stock_ 6 .... 54
Charl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 _ "75
Columbia. S. C., bo?<l? 6 _ 60
Columbasj Ga,,'bonds. 7 . 70
Mac?h, Go., bOrid's'.1... 7 .... 76
Memphis, Tenn., b'nds
old... 6 _ 56
** now.? 6 - 55
Savannah, Ga., bondi-, 7 85:
Wilmington, N. C. S .... 75
Wilmington, N. C..... 6 .... 72>.<
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic aud Gulf. 7 .... 80
B. B. B., 1st mortgage 7 _ 60
Central Georgia. 7 _ 07
Charleston and Savan. . 6 .... CO
Clm'rlctte, Col. & Aug.. 7 .... 85
Cherawand Darlington 8 .... 90
Choraw&Dar.,2dmort 7 _ 70
Georgia Bailroad. 7 .... 97
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 _ 93
Green. & C., State gunr 7 _ 58
Laurens. 7' _ 60
Memphis ?fe Charleston. 7 ._ 85
North-Eastern lat mort. 8 _ 90
North-Fid?t?rn,2dmort. 8 _ 78
Sav.'& Char., ?stmort. 7' .... 73
Sav. & Char., State gua 7 _ 67
South Carolina. 7 _ -70
Sohth Carolina. 6 _ 65
Spar tan burg and Union 7 _ 55
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic nnd Gulf.100 _ 35
Central Ga., ex div_100 _ 120
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40
Georgia.100 _ 103
Green, and Col. B. B.. 20 _ 12
Macon and Western... 100 .... 07
Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9
North-eastern i.'. 50 .... 10
Savannah & Charleston 100 _ 20
S. C. B. B. shares..... 100 _ 36
SiJp. B. B. & B'k shares '125 .... 36
BANK STOCKS.
Peon's N'l B'k Charl'n, ,
capital 3500,000...".. 100 _ 105
lat Nul'i Bank Charin
' capital 3400,000. 100 125 ....
S. C. Loan & Trost Co. 100 _ 97
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a,
capital 8200,000. 100 100 _
Central National Bank,
Col'o, cop'l 8100,000 100 100 _
S. C. Bank ?c Trust Co.
capital 3200,000. 100 95 _
Bank of Charleston.... 100 .... 19
Union Bank S. C. 50 .... 5)g
People's Bank So. Co. 3J?
Plan. & Me. Bank S. C. 2%
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Camden.-. 50 .
Others worthless.,
MISCELLANEOUS SEOUMIIES.
Charleston Gas Co.... 25 _ 20
Charl'n City B. B. stock 50 _ 55
GrnnitevilleMan. Co... 1?0 _ 100
G. & C. B. cert, iudeb. 58
S. C. B. cert, indebt's.-- par
N. E. B. B., cert, indebt. 65
City Charleston cer. iu. ' par
City of Memphis coup. 60
"N. E. B. B. pref, stock. 38
8. & U. B. past due coup. 55
ii. it C. B. past due coop. 50
EXCHANGE. ETC.
New York sight..par ??prem
Gold.Ill 112
Silver. 103 -
S. C. HANK HILLS. "
?Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. 30 ...,
Bunk Georgetown. 1 ....
Bank of S. C. 6 ....
Bank of Chester.. 16 ....
Bunk of Hamburg. 16 ,,.. :
Bauk of Newberry. 3 ....
Bank of the State of
. S. C., prior to'61. 44
" issuo *61 and'C2 .... 40
?Pl. &. Mee. Bank Char'u.
?People's Bank Charl'n.
?Union Bank Charles'n. ....
I *S. W. B. B. Bank, old. ....
?S.W. B. B. Bank, now. -
State Bank, Charleston .... 6 ....
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 1 ....
Exchang? Bunk, Coltan. - 8. ...
Com'l Bank, of Coluca .... 8 ....
Mercb. Bank of Cheraw .... 3 ....
Planter's Bank Fairfield .... 8 -
S. C. bills receivable,. .... 95 ....
Charleston chango hills..95 ....
,; 4^?* Billa mocked thus (?) aro being
redeemed at the bank counters of eaoh.
l_y-X--,-i I j v7y"^rTTr--np
' * Adminktrat6r s Notice.
ALL poreona holding ilemanris against thc'
Estate o? WM. M. BECKHAM, de^
ceaaod, aro required to proBcnt them, duly
Mteatcd, to my attorney An Columbia, w. B.
Monteith, E?q. U ? A. Hi WOLFE,
: .?'.April 23 s? Qnalifiod Administrator.
HOI F?ll THE MOUNTAINS I
HEAD HOTEL,
. ^TjlLtrii tilbaK'Mouxmixs,
A VHJ'"^ -.Trlhtiy-. CARSON, Proprio
????srajS tor, ls now-open ami roan/ Tor
;Mtatt*w??j5H tbo reception of gucata.J Ilav
^?Sffi^^gling mad? many improvement e.
i? U) uco.inunodaklotia, mada, Ac, and se?
cured an ?rmeiont corns or servants, includ?
ing lanndroaaoa. -to., lb? Proprietor hopea to
merit a continuance of tho libtral patronage
extended tu him tho Just season.
HATES or BOARD-PIT duy, S2; per week,
?lu;,pei- i?jmjjil^33::____ _ May 20_e4_
Gun nnd Blasting Powder.
A FULL pumdy of tli<* celebrated Dupont's
?\ GUN ANO BLASTING I'OWBEK, in lugs
and oanniMtirs, ia now offered to merchants
and consumera at thc lowest market rates, hy
tho undersigned, who mc sole agenta for thc
manufacturers at thin place.
. Mav*25 JOHN AGNKW A SON.
TO
BB, Jk Xi EAS
. .' '. . ? ? ' ' ?? mihi . ' ! 1 : Vi A
'?vi - ;?' . ' . ?. i :?: . - ...
And Those in Want of
Dil Y Gr O ODS.
have now in store a full line ol the
ncwnut and mrsu i> . . .
EAS Ul OS A BL B GOODS
'.ld iicM .; ? ' .. iiji
Of domestic, ?re?'ch and English;, msriufao
turo, which we.Kuararjtco, ai all times, to sell
as low, if not ak leas' prices, than, any .house
in Columbia,'.buying our - 'Goods' from the1
largest and most celebrated establishments
iu the United - States.' And sa we desire to
please all, wo hu vs now lo ourhduaoiihe
. ' ' II TA j ' , "i ?. ' ; ' i ? :
BBS1?
EVERY CLASS OP GOODS.
T.\ D'
From the lowest to tho highest, and we feel
confident tb, at all those favoring" aa with sn
order from a distance will he pleased and
satisfied that- - >'ti . . ? ?piJ.
. .' .?.'' :: AM .' ''.'.
OUR HOUSE
lu this city to.deal with.
Wo will, upon application, send promptly
by mail, mil lines, of samples nf those kind of
Goods dOBired and specified by our friendo
and customers. All orders accompanied by
Cash amounting to f25 and over, delivered la
any part cf tho Statu' free or freight chssgiu
Thnso iinaccompanied, will be sent C. ?. D.
Wo respectfully solicit orders, whisk will
receive the prompt and personal attention of
one of: the firm. Our priaes. being low. we
tl)ink we can render satisfaction to all. dive
us a trial.
J. H. & M. L. KINAED,
. May3_COLOMBIA, 8. C.
Proclamation.
\T.7ilEuEAS tho peaco and tranquility of
Vv certain sections of tho State of South
Carolina bavo boen interrupted by assem?
bl?tes of disguised mon, who have assailed
and injured peaceful citizens, to their detri?
ment und serious injury, involving, in I many
oases, atrocious murders, upon quiet and un?
offending eitizons, of which tho following are
enumerations:
ltOBEItr MELTON (white) and family,
consisting nf himself, his wifo and daughter,
rosiding not fur from Oro, Chesterfield Coun?
ty, was summoned from his house in tho night
bv a disgnised party, and shot at his door,
from tho efi'oataior which ho died a short time
ivfter. His wifo followed him to the door and
was shot through the breast, killing , her in?
stantly. 1! in daughter, imploring the party to
desist, was shot in tho thigh, from the c liv et
of which her leg waa amputated, from which
she didi; >. ?
M?13K JOHNSON (colored) was murdered
near- McK.iumu'd Mill, Darlington County,
about four weoka sinco, by a disguised parly
of v> li ii? meit, who entered his house atm shpt
drim, inflicting wounds from tho C'iToeta.of
which ho diod a Tow days aftorwarda."
DANIEL EDWAUDS (colored) was Aung
near Coward's Turn-out, Williamsburg Coun-|
tv, ou tho night o? tho 27th April, by aband
o'f disguised mon, having boen dragged from
his bed.
. ALEXANDEB Mc CL AN (colored) waa hung
noar' Qjopifs' Church, WiUiamsbnrg.'County,
ou or abtut tho night of April 29, by & band
of disguised men.
PEI/Eit LEMON (colored) a County Com
rni?aiynor, waa murdered ou the road, about '
two and * half miles from Manning Corrrt
Honse, Clarendon County, on or abent tho
Sloth, ot April, being riddled by bucK-shot, by
a party unknown.
ri ow, tiwrofoxo, be it known,, that I. RO?
BERT K. SCOTT, Governor of tba Sf?te of
South Carolina, ia order that tho, parties to
t h isa o ^murders /and outrag cs, may b e a ppr o -
?S.
tho .apprehension and delivery o? ?ny, And
every poraou or persons, in",any,,j?Hof.thia
State, with proof to convict, thom of.wvVjng
aided or participated in any or either bi,three
acts of violence- and inof dor, OB of having, in
disguiso, tlireatoned-tii? lifo ol aby one within
tho Stato; said rewtrraa shall bo paid to any
persons, olthor'military dr etvllwMi who may
be entitled to receive them, by arresting tho
offenders against the laws. 1 .
' In testimony wbereof, I nave hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused tho
great ?eal of the Stat* to bo affixed,
f r. s 1 at Columbia, this 2ith day of Maj,
A." Di 1871, and In tho ninety-fifth
vent-of American Independence.
* ItOBEHT K. SCOTT, Governor.
V. L. C.vimozir, Secretary or State. .
lUy 2d_''.""''_ : ' 2
....'.?''Private Boarding:
-\ v is. S. J. WYATT Inform?'bet'friends
. ' j and the public Iri getierali'thst abe has
,* , , da PlllVATE BO A lt DING HOUSE, on
; II str?mt, near Fiull. Tho house is largo
a i i dry, and p.unsta may expbet the comforts
o i .mme. _ May 2
May Goshen Butter.
f TU fifi now MAY HUTT EH; for sale by
fy May 3 E. HOl'E.
* V '"* ?/JES TO
. . ; H r / t? c-7 v ' ? ' ?
LOVE & CO;'S !
BECA?SElbsy procure tba latent styles in
DB? GOODS, an?\'aet pptt?r yaJue for
their raonoy than can b? had in any other
house ip the city, "."
Wo are ndw ebowiug au entire ne? stock tn
new africa of . .. J
LADIKS' MADE DEESSES.
- P.ollineaao ?Fcr Drefi?cA,',,
"? Ladies' "?ndet Q?rvkvt?.1^^ '
. "tT?K ,nh . gur? .-. rt j :.> ?i?ti fl?m???i^i i
, "?trr Mr. Love" ia . ?blppi?gJ d?, "bt W?ry
eteim<?r?,!??w novelties, and our elock of :.<..-,
.. (a! -j ii-M ...!. j . vit !.. * nd (Ai? .
Sqrp&Bseaj.ftnyttyngln, (bia. market, and at,
Bm*alll?r<ifli8. ?1 i!.: I -Wj D. ?OTB. MlBMfi
Marl? :..! K .?jBilM?QB?Ejir...-_
A V'^'J nisfftl?>sY'B*nafjfc>f.'
; mi I nrT^y-fiiT! JO" I ?
: an . ta 'u!J : .:. . od I -loLdii ^ni.'.u.
/H^?r.:BEAUTIFUL, ATT?.M#W}5 .i^D
^fir?^ftWT*5?:? . .) T .Vl7'..
CHEAP-STOCK Of DRY fiflOl
io sn ar ? 5*7i?:? : ? . ttl J '.tn .I::V?P
?io ?
Ia in st?re and'moving, makiri g room doily ?or
wE\y; AE.fiiv4.Ls,
WbicB* wewi? continue tb ?ebelv?au" Ifirodgh
the eeaaon. _ .. . . . v t\\J-, 1
'..PW?.' SAittPJUIt BUBUfCAV '
Ia a en?ticas, and-wo ore now' distributing
Gooda over the entire 1 St ito through ita
agency; .Tho mont oareleea observer cannot
but see th6 great advantagen "lo? bb' derived
from d?aUDg'^lth, a life-houB?,. lite oura,
where everyth!ng te'kept 1 moving ? by iijUl?ja
andordar^whene no extra tiro ti ta are Uoked
on to pay-idle bands. Ot criurwe, we oan and
do 8E^^Gp9?S,Cd3J^j:B THAN AN I
BLOUSE TN TB^S fl??'ttp^. ' A positive
proof t?1(that wc sell more poods than all the
rest auijqd .togol.ber- That is the proof.
The people- know where to buy cheapest, abd
let the S?HD ger folio Tr thc grsit' r^uo. In
buying, let them follow thoae wno know -
H. c. sm VEE & co.
April?
CI v i f,!:
? : ::. . :?. '. J'tjj. j J
AT .
f ORT EB & STEELE'S,
A rcLt. LINE or
SASH RIBBONS,
IN.ALL C0LO1L3. FOn
MAY PARTIES.
April 37 . ..
GEORGI] PAGE & CO.,
Xv:,?tfyshro'e??r Street, Baltimore? Sfd.y
i Manufacturera of ..j?'". n. j
FORTABIiB ABO STATIOXABY
STEA?l ENGI&ES AND BOILEES,
Patent Improved, Portable
riUCTL'AH HAW MU. L. 8,
GANG, MULAYAXD SASH SA rr MILLS,
? VBIST MILLS, TIMBER W Ii EE LS", 6 IQ N -
VT OLE MACHINES, Ac. Dealorain Gircu
lar Saiwsv Bolting and Mill quppliea generally,
and manufacturer'* agenta ? for Leifol's Cele?
brated Turbine Water- Wheel and every .de*
acrlptlsnpf Wood Working Mac bi nary.. . 1 ?
AG lt IOU LTU Ii Al' ENGINES. A S^Pi??IALTY.
03-Hond for 1deipriptivo Catalogue*, ard
Price LiBta. . . MaygfjjtTly
State of South Carolina-Driioa Co.
.COURT OF PROB ATX.... '," ? . .
Winiam Dailey, Plaintiff, -co. Jane- Bailey,
Mary Cadd),-Joshua Ondd, TboaatsBailey,
? James Bailey. Nancy Cndd, WllUaja Cadd,
Jonathan Bailey, T. B. Bailey. Nealy Bailey
and ! Ellen Palmer, IWfeud ants.-SOHMOMB.
Tathel&endant?j- . ? ; V ' .
^?7"OV ?>e hereby summoned and required
JL te attswor tba- petition In I ibis station,
wbtch fe flltd M the office Ot tho ^Probate
JudkO fVjrtfiO' told County, and to servo a
cbpy of yo'dr answer to tho a?i&ipetition on'
the s nb H cri ber, at bis office, at Union, 8. G.,
within ?TrWydays aftee tbe-aerviee hafsof.
exeutsir(t Of the day of scoh I service:.and if
you faiHo aft?wer tho complaint within the
time aforejJA?dt tho Plaintrff, in this action
a? aPPly f o-tb? Oo*?rt fdr lbs r"ehef demand
HitBo petitmn.v?>'. ^ ? fi J
Dated May 15, 1871. . ? .? \ ' I
,r- <>i\V\ii /? I.JAS. B. 8TEEDMAM,
1 . f : i y .- . PlalntifTa Attpjmer.
Tnjothua CuOdi M?ry'xVudd and*Jw?Bailey
Take notice that thia aotion ie oOntmencod
for p3?4?tian ot land; in the ProbaUt: Court in
and for'tho County of Union; anithat aaam
mqnoln Oils action, of. whioh rte fprWforog ie
a ehpv, waa filed in the oUlc? Of th? Jndge of
?aid Oonri.at Onion, in the County of. union,
iu aaid^tate, on the teutb day pf-l?tvl8Yl.
<-. JAS. B:8TEEDMAN.
UNION, May 15, 187.1. ' ' May jL9 fO
Soap! Soap!! BoapU! ?
t AA BOXES FAMILY SOAP-qoality un
WJ\J surpassed, and j)rices; reduced 20
uer rent_at wholesale and rotall, by
1 May 18 . JOHN AGNEW? 80N.
Lemons and Oranges.
LEMONS at CO cents per dozen, and
O BANGES at 75, at the .
May 25 __ POLLOCK HOUSE.
""imported and Domestic Cigars at POIXOCK S.