The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 30, 1871, Image 3
. BBTjssBLs/jlay .2&~Victor Hugo hos
.'.written ft totter to the Indapendence Beige,
?whicb, while it disapproves o? the fnsur
' rootion, protesta itgainat tjhe statement
that the Belgian Government would ex?
tradito all insurgents found upon its terr
ritory. The Independence\ Beige, in ita
'. j commenta, does not agree with the senti?
ments of Hugo.-. . ".
.< " ! VERSAILLES, May 27.-M. Picard, to?
day, informed tho Assembly that Gen.
.Oissey occupies" the whole left bank- pf
the Seine; that Geus. Vinoy And T>9ual?
ofter capturing the Place.de lu Bastile,
occupied Faubourg St. Antoine as far as
tho Barrier du Trone; that Gens.: .Olin?
chant and Li'Admirault have advanced to
tho foot of. tho heights of lies'Buttes
' Ohninmont, and that they will toimor
. row, with.GO.OOO.men, occupy this'-last
refuge pf thia m ona troua insurrection, j -
Picard also stated that uo news iliad
rolobed tho Govern incut concerning fires
in Paris or of tho fato of v'the.. hosts gea
. held by the .insurgents.
. . ....VERSAILLES, May 28.-Among the
. . . hostages shot, besides tho . Archbishop,
were the Apostolic Pc,onotary and ;Pro>
[ aident Cour dea (Jou?tes and tho Mexican
-bauk?r Jocker, and ten nuns.: Fighting
: ?ll doy,-, Puere^ du^Ohoise . was ro-cap
'.' fured'from ttie^ulna,Ulistsf->':bu't/,ea.bse
-. ; quen?y was - bombarded ' and" retaken.
: McMahon telegraphs [ that. be ia nbs o -
?, lately master, of Jho'cily... .Cremation is
proposed -as. o'Sanitary measure. The
insurg?utu?h?i?tcd' thowbito flag on their
laafc position. Yinoy bas been appointed
-Govertfor "of* .-Paris.' "'-TheVerflaillists'
loss doting the struggle waa 2,800. . .
I PARTS; May 28-Night. --Firemen from
?j , Antwerp are entering .the pity.; , Tho fire
i ?ut tho Ho tel .Dieu 14?^ boeill ox.tiuguLabed.
- : ."Priests- and -cabs, again appear un . thc
'. .<r Jjtr?ete. . -By-standers utter t?o} 'reproach
T ?. as rp?iBo??r?': 'pass.'; |pH?wM||? ar?
:. q ?,:(w0.'regula?8,. who.a?s??tt?d,jwith theil
. '?oaU.tur?ed.in8id?.oafc;-TJJ.J 'J; .
. ' :PARisj'JMoy 20'.--Executions ere pro
t?ilrflBrt?^ t>e
- faa Mynsitix and. H?tel??jy^?e.1 "''.Fio/jij. Jtftj
: to ?ono hundred> aro shot af, a tjme
Nearly . every -member -of tho>Commnii(
waa excepted nlmosfc-immediately af tel
captur?, j ,Ah, exiF,tftOpi?' Paris requirei
:. ;j McMahon's pass., il- '. '.
. ?> j .yV-ABHiNOTON', ^M?ynu?flS. -Ministe
'!? '! Washburne telegraphs t? Seoretary-Fis!
."'.*. { ^?t th'd^oh.bishdp1 of 'Pa?is'atid Wixty
j,|i niuo pri'oata were eliot Tuesday.' Tin
insurrection is ' Suppressed. Tho insur
. ' gent fosses bavo" been enormoufl. Go
Vcr umeut loases uro comparatively am all
. Pasaporta aro required.to enter France
' ' " '. ; .'. -??.?.
Aiuei lea? liitclll?cucc.
|i PITTSBUBO, May 27.-The eoeno abou
tb o Shaft is oho Of great '.distress and an
an?sb. Two'steam tire encines. one'fron
Scranton and .one f r o ni W i 1kea ba rr o, ar
' on the ground. - It ls-thought that n
water will be thrown into the shaft fror
V Jth'e.top; but we*are told the.shaft wil
\ \ * "flit with water within twenty-four boure
?so.that if.not . suffocated : the poor mci
v - munt .drown. There is no escape fo
. them. The fire engines are playing oi
. .the ruins, which ave too, hot. No .ou
can opproaoh,..probably.not till inore
fog--. ; .; ..? ,'
. .LATER-A dog has just been sent dow
iq the Shaft Of the minc and waa b'rougl
np alive, 'which, faot encourages the bi
lief that tho thirty-three - men may ye
be saved." T ; 1 ' ' '..
NEW .YOBS, \May"-.27.<---Tbe Frene
? Cable between. Duxbury and St. Pierre
Migaelott failed.'to-day. Ooinmunicatio
with Earbpe is, however, maintained b
means of Ibo Western Union Cuujpnny
. < overland lines.and-Cables to St. Pierre
The prize fighters, immediately'afti
' I '.' ?entonce, w?re removed t?! tho peh?tei
? ? . ..t?ary.. ~?';? : '!'?: . '.' M ta - V&? j
? .. . PITTSTON, May.28.-Thirty-eight me
. have'been taken from the mine, eightee
of wliom,are dead. '- I
. , , WrAHB^GTQ??, ^Tay 28.-Mexican Cor
. misaioir has .adjourned to? tho l?tb
. i ..' 'June.- ' T- ?'.]?' ..'.i ? .?
."' ' -""Tho Treasury,' during Janea se)
v J S52.0p0.000 lof ^gold !the ?r?t and <hii
Tuesdays', and v$l',QOO,000 gold!;.cn t!
J, second, fourth und fifth Thursdays ; tote
'. "$7.000,000. r-PiirohaSes 81,000,000
.'. booda each.!'Wednesday; total, Si,00(
. ODO.:.:. . ' ... ' -N '
' . IiO?isviiiiiE, May 29.-Gol. David 3
Murray, of Southern Kentucky, ia den
. WAflHi?dTON, May.20.-r-The followii
". oorreapondeuce is publisned:. -
. LBAVHKWORTB:, April 29, 1871.
; JBoiit Borde? keeley-DEAR Sra:--Yo
many fricbda in'Kansas desire to ha
your vi o Wa in relation' to your name 1
i ing bronght bofo re the next Natioi
RepublioaO-'Convention, in 1872, J
. i -, nomination for President. Without a
disrepeot to General Grant, we belie
no living'American -etatoBit?an has t
i 'vp claim of yburselfJ for '-'Presfdedf.? "V?
respect fully, y our friend, !?' rjy
(Signed,) WM. LARMON
Kaw Yoak, Trim VJ NE. OFFJC?E, Maj
1871-MY DEAR Sui: I bavo yours, of t
29th nit., asking pointed questions w
regard to our political futu*U J. m
respond ih great basto. I trnst-no
hen oaf oi th to be an aspirant for f
offioe or political position whatever; 1
. V frilly purpose also never to declino t
duty or responsibility which my politi
friendsahall see fit to devolve upon i
. and of whiob I shall be able to fulfill
obligations, without neglecting m
. ?mp^jative 'duties.. I have not,
formed a deoided opinion aa to tho r
. NVho ought to be our next Repnbli
candidate for President; but it seem
me advisable that ho should be a st<
fast, oonstant believer in tho good
Whig doctrine of one Presidential te
(Signed,) HORAOE GREELEY
The Commissioner of Internal R
nqe, in .tho ease of-tho Now York (
tra], wmoh -claimed' ex?mption f
certain taxation, has ordered the co
tor to. oollecfc'a tax of $1,158,000 f
tho road-whiob is the full amount,
road has been fighting the tax a
. time. '
A son Of Brigham Young has
nomiuatod tti West Point.
tr
""TB?^Crf?rtr?f Claims ? bas decided irs
?ivor of tb0:<3o ver amen t rn the, caso of
?ottoii ?obrare in'Alabama'ins 1804. The
claimants were Curlute ; & Henderson
British subi?te, residing in Georgia
during' the. < war, but' were engaged in
making saltpetre, which the court con?
strues info giving aid and comfort to the
enemy; oihorwiso, tho claim against tho
Government waa good. The court. al?
lows:-the claim of Frabcis J. Willes, of
Savannah? for ?20,000, tho proceeds of
134 baleaof captured oottou. Through?
out the rebellion, bo warmly opposed
secession; "Daniel Hass, ? tjubjeot o?
Frah?e, residing in Charleston, is allowed
912,000, for ninety balea of cotton seized
at Charleston, in 1865. Tho court allow?
ed another, claim involving 012,315.
Other olatms were dis'misspd, owing to
tho failure of claimant's in establishing
their loyalty. Tho court adjourned to
Ibvjrsdoy. ^. ' v
'Pliabilities-It is probable . that
fresh South-east^ and North-east ninds
will'bVjbxporieno^d on Dake Superioi
and^'thfeatebjug weather', with light
raina, South- and Eopt of Tennessee.
No InporUut chungo is indicated from
Illinois,"^oStwaKd"to tho Atlantic.! '?:
"*~^Tbo case-against General-. Jordan, foi
vi??atio'n.of thor neutrality laws ban beet
'i?iefwi?y^postponed,
HALIFAX, May 29.-r-^Q?ptRin Mathew
son and D; 'MeKeau>;?pf tho In mai
stcumer'Oity pf Dublin,; are supposed tc
be drowned, j Tho boat was seen to cap
size. Neither the boat nor bodies hnv<
been found.' <r . -1 .
PITTSTON, May 29.-Everj' mau bas
been takeu out of the pit alive, but thei
are in imminent danger. Most of then
can live but a few hour*. Few are dead
This morning, tho physicians assert em
phatically that not ono cnn recover.
TUE. K. K. K.-ITS MATEIIIAI/.- Th
correspondent of tho New York Wurla
writing from _ .Columbia, describes th
j mysterious brotherhood in thc f olio win;
amusing strain:
The direful Ku Klux Klan is mado up
as you know, of tbe gbosts of (Jonfede
rato soldiers slaiu ip buttle, which ghost
do appear at midnight upon palo steed;
aud have no connection with daylight
unless in sp, far .as their manifestoes ar
found when ?be* sun rises ut the door c
newspaper.offices, or-on tho threshold
of those mukebates whom it is deeme
desirable to warn to depart in peace, lei
fl, worse thing come upon thom. Tl
Klan is .a monarchy, aud thc aovercig
thereof appeared not:long since net
b.ere. Before a wnyfaror pursuing h
homeward journey thero loomed up o<
of tho dark road an immense, a portci
tous figure, fifteen feet at tho least big]
toking strides, pf ' ten feet, and cmittir
a clucking sound as he walked like tl
welling forth of liquor from u full bottl
enly immeasurably louder Couple
with this uoiso was thu clink of giai
cast i nets, as .it were, there being abo
the shade's tieck a necklace of a uinet
live pound anvil and divers slcdge-hat
mers, whiob chinked horribly. Stretc
ing forth one arm. to one side of tho rm
and tbs other te tho ether, this mc
at rous appearance grasped a rail-from ll
opposite.'fenocs, and with tho on
scratched; his head.- Tt* was tho King
tho Ku Klux Klon. His edicts, couch)
in the rpjal.styles "y!?!1.' ?re terrible,
was apprehended ina repent election th
hundreds of negroes,-would be mov
about from place to, place upon tho ra
roads sp as to.<'repeat".euormously, ai
tho dread, .de?reo went forth "to t
ghouls.<qf evpry don from;the Chattahe
chio, to . Chicknmauga:" "Clutch tin
uppj> tfjo ,lruin. Carry them to your pi
pale, realm ; 'aud then retire to your dre
abudo till summoned forth by your gr<
commander.1' Set forth on sulphuroi
hued paper was .thia" dark maudate, wi
tho red'word "BloodI" stamped upon
and the illegal vote in that vicinity v
light. Also, in another place, a certi
one wrote to the papers to say bow j
K. K. bad flogged him with a ra tv kn
and how he bad nevertheless refused
depart; whereupon a brimstono-smelli
communication reaoh?d that paper, t
ing how the - faots*%ere: "We gave L
twenty-five lightly, and he refused
leavo. ;'Ouo of the men that was kil
ot Metz then- toole' charge of the sill
ribbon "and- gave bim twenty-five mc
Hp atill 'rof used. Count Bismarck tl
took charge of the ribbon, and ?noun
among tho starr, with it and carno dc
on him, and if there is any truth in 1
he belched it ont; He said that he wo
go." Terrible,, in deed, is tho K. K.
-.- i n ? -?
Gov. Scott, of South Carolina, t
arrived in-Washington on Thursday,
a long interview with President Gi
yesterday . scorning, in which ho i
tboro was no ncoessity for putting
State under,martial law, and that tl
was a .gopd; state of feeling among
-bettor elapses of oitizensto pntdown
Ku Klux- organizations which might
ist.' -Tho Governor left for New 1
last night,-' on business connected i
South' Carolina.-Ncw/Xvrk World.
A letter from; Borlin states that t
of the. leriding, Freo Mason Lodge
Berlin bavo issued, a manifesto tc
other lodges in .Germany cfrging the
break off .all intercourse with tho Fr
lodges, on tho ground that tho 1
have violated tho fundamental prin
of Free Masonry, viz: Non-.intervei
io ecclesiastical and political affairs.
Goorgo D. Prentice is buried in
Hill Cemetery, nour Louisville, a i
Grecian canopy resting on four cob
above his grave, with , an um in
centre and on tho top a lyre wi
broken string. ' He lies besit?o bis
Courtlaud Prentice, who was killed
Augusta, Ky., during tho war,
lighting on our side.
A Vice-President of the United i
has never died while in oflice, ni
sincerely hope Mr. Colfax will not I
first to break the reoord.
[Boston Jour
Three Vice-Presidents have dil
ofllco-George' Clinton, Elbridgo
and William B- King.
r* On-Wednesday,-the 16th inst., a vio
; lent)tornado sad?ha? storm passed ovor
aMbelt ofJanclfoW mif? w'fdoiri New
KeOfe 'OonnlyV Virginia. - ?'?T-r??s and
bQO??? word plo wu down, and persons in
tho irOftu knocked senseless by hailstones.
Hail. was found .in c som emplaces nine
inches deco.' Tho crays ure entirely de?
stroyed. . Poor ': years, rjgq an exactly
similar tornado p_assed over tho same belt
of land. --"
An oil train on tbo Athens and Bche-,
neotady (N. Y.) Railroad backed into an
engine nt Athens, Wednesday, petting
fire to tho oil, und ono car loaded with
petroleum .and . sixty, empty freight cars
Were destroyed. . ;
. Tho next, political issue-Is ''tho old
fing" to have thirty-seven Btars or one?
Ti '.FIMASOJAL AND CCMMHSCIAI..
NEW YOgcy May 28.-Tho market is
falling off in the cotton movement. Re?
ceipts at all port?.40,'l78, against 45,067
last week, 46,849 for '?'the previous week
and 51,482 three weeks siuce. Receipts
sinco September . 3,760,808, against
2,750,017 for tho corresponding period
last year.- Exports from nil ports for the
week 56,5-10, against 38,420 same week
last 3*onr. Total for season 2,892,084,
against 1,923,181 for the same period last
year. Stock at all ports 300,842, against
302,013 for' tho same timo last year.
Stock at interior towns 26,866, against
55,452 last year. Stock at Liverpool
013,000, against 500,000. American
ufloat 250,090, against 120,000 last year,
lud?an ufloat 364,000, against 223,000.
Expenses estimates decrease in average
5@2 per cent. Tho greatest decrease is
in South Carolina, the smallest in Ten?
nessee, Louisiana and Arkansas.
NEW YORK, May 20-Noon.-Flour
dull nod drooping. Wheat nominally
i unchanged. Corn quiet and heavy.
Pork quiet, nt 15.50(all5.75. Pork un?
changed. Cotton strong-uplands 17)B ;
Orleans 17}?; sales 1,000 bales. Freights
steady. Govornmcnts steady but dull.
Stocks very active. States dull but
steady. Money easy, ut 3. Gold 11??.
Sterling 10ft@10&
7 P. M.-Cotton steady, with sales of
3,372 bales, ut 17j>?. Flour-Southern
quiet; common to fair extra 6.75@7.25;
good to choico 7.30@9.00. Whiskey
heavy, at *92>?@93. Wheat unchanged
j-winter red uud amber Westeru 1.65@
1.68. Coin closed steadier, at 62@63.
Pork a shade firmer, at 15.75@16 00.
j Beef quiet. Lard heavy-kettle 10??.
Freights quiet. Groceries quiet. Money
I easy, nt 3f7?4. Sterliug steady. Gold
H?4 ? IIJR- Governments steady.
South Carolinas very active and firm;
Tennessees not so strung; others dull
and nominal. Tennessees 72; new Tl^.
Virginias 691^; new 74. Louisianas 70;
new 74; levees 67; 8s 84. ?labumas 103;
?s 70. Georgias 90; 7s 92??. North
Carolinas 47J? ; new 26^. South Caro?
linas 74; new 64JB.
BALTIMORE, May 20.-Flour aud wheat
dull-Pennsylvania wheat 1.45. Corn
weak-whito Southern 76?78; yellow
Southern and mixed Western 74@75.
Pork quiet, at 17.00@17.50. Bacon
steady-shoulders 7J? (a) 7}.?. Cotton
quiet and firm-middling 16)?; receipts
290 bales; sale3 270; htoek 1,540.
CINCINNATI, May 2'J.-Flour dull and
unobanged. Corn unchanged. Provi?
sions dull, with" no inquiry. Whiskey
dull and declining, at 87(a>88.
LOUISVILLE, . May 20.-Flour in good
demand and firm. Corn in good demand
for shipping-shelled 63. Provisions
unchanged. Mess pork-round lots
16 50. Bacon-packed shoulders '7j
sides 9(fi?9>c- Lard U@ 12. Whiskey
quiet and steady, at 88.
CHARLESTON, May 29.-Arrived
steamer Falcon, Baltimore; Empire,
Philadelphia; Georgia, New York; brig
Tabbutt, Boston.
NORFOLK, May 29.-Cotton firm
low middling 15>?; receipts 649 bales;
sales 75; stock 3,021. . '
WILMINGTON, May 29.-Cotton firm
middling IS?.} ; receipts 342 bales; block
1,242.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-Flour dull
superfino 6.12; double 6.50; treble &80.
Corn quiet-mixed and yellow 75; white
76. Pork-receipts heavy and market
depressed; mess 16.75. Bacon dull,'at
j 7)B@0^4? choico sugar-curedI barns, 14(a)
14)?. Lard firm-tierce 11@12; keg
12fJ}14. Sugar-fair 10,%.; prime
11)$}. Molasses-fermentiog35; planta?
tion reboiled 50. Whiskey steady, , at
85@98. Coffee nominal, at 14@15j?.
Cotton- firm-middling 10^; receipts
3,465 bales; sales 4,450; Btock 95,090. /.''
CHARLESTON, May 29.-Cotton strong'
middling 16; receipts 17 bales; sales 200;
'stook 9,441.
MOBILE, May 29.-Cotton firm-mid?
dling 16; receipts 710 bale?; sales 200;
stook 20,193.
BOSTON, May 29.-Cotton quiet and
strong-middling receipts 2,260
bales; sales 300; stock 8,000.
AUGUSTA, May 20.-Cottou very firm,
with light offerings; sales 480 bales; re?
ceipts 150-Liverpool middling 15>j?;
New York middling 15^'.
SAVANNAH, May 29.-Cotton quiet but
firm-middling 15^; receipts.727 bales;
sales 500; stock 20,367. ' .
Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers.
OFFICE CITY CLERK AND TREASURER,
COLCMHIA, H. C., May '25, 1871.
NOTICE ia hereby given to all pcraonu in
default in payment ot CITY TAXIiS. that
on and after Juno 1,1871, payment CANNOT bo
mado at this ellice, au executions will on ?aid
dato ho placed in tbo hands of tho proper
ofrlcer tor collection;
WILLIAM J. ETTER,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Office K?nr? 9 A. M. to 2 P. I|L May 2C
Soap! Soap!! Soap!!'/
1 AA ttOXlid FAMILY SOAP-quality un
XUU mirpasnod, 'and prices reduced 2d
per cent.-at whuloaalo and retail, by
May 1 ?I _ _J O UN AGNEW& 8 O SjUj
* May Goshen Batter.
ff TUBS now MAY BUTT Ell, for salo by
t) M?y:S;;i; _E. ?HOI'E.;
A frosh Biipply of Boglc-y'd Majfliwcr, tine
Icat, at POLLOCK'S.
Blackwell'* ?onniue Durhr.m Brooking Tc
ba.co al I'OLLOCK'S.
... .LardI Lardll .* ...
PURE LEAP lji\.l\J)-"guara?itccd strictly
pure"-In barr?la, half barrrls, kngs and
3, 5 and 10 caddies, for ealo at reduced prices,
by (i)' .J?RN AGNEW & SON.
May 28_,_
Dancing S clio ol---Last Session.
MONS. BERGER'S ucnond aml.laiit
Bcasion will beglu ou FltlDAY, tho 2d of
Juue. Apply at Hendrix iiouee.
May 28 *
Wanted to Kent,
TWO ROOMS, uoar (ho central part of tho
ciry. Apply al PU<ENIX. bulee.
May 28 2'_
MARYLAND HAY.
A 2v*CtO 'Article in this Mur kc t and Equal lo
Eastern Hay.
?t f\f\ BALES of thc above offered low for
LUI } cash. Apply to
JACOB LEVIN,
Auction and Commission Mo chant .
May 28. _2_
.US. Internal Revenue,
COLLECTOR'S OFFIOE. 3D DIHTHICT, Si C.,
CouraiDtA, May 28, 1871.
TUE Income Taxe? for tho year 1870, and
tho Special Taxe? [ou tho eulo ot To?
bacco, Spirits, Ac.,] for tho present year,
hayo beou assessed and placed iu my banda
Tor collection.
Rcsidont3 of thc city of Columbia, and of
tho Counties ot Richland and Lexington, are
required lo maim payment at this cfiieu liv
tbo luth day of June. Aftor that dato, the
penalties prescribed bv law will bo enforced.
.ll. M. WALLACE,
May 29_Collector 31 District S. C.
Fine Plants for Salo.
Jf?&ii NEWEST IMPORTATIONS of RARE
it&S&iud of ACCLIMATED PLANTS, from
Jgg. tho Fruitland Nurseries. Largo rnn
or cuoico Geraniums, Heliotropes, Fnachiaa,
COIOUB, and desirable Bedding Plant H, Bucb as
Verbenas, Petunias, Lautanaa, Ouphojs, Ac.
Choice ootleotions made np from ?3 to 125,
and every assistance rendered gratuitously in
oinking collections, ami a design furnished
for laving out the Bower garden whore parties
order their Plants through this agenev.
ALEX. Y. LEE,
May 28 stn2 Architect and Engineer.
Fine Northern Hay.
JU8T received 200 bales of ?uo Northern
Il AY, which will bo sold low for cash, at
thc Columbia leo Mouse.
- May 27 3 JOHN D. BATEMAN, Agent.
HAMS! HAMS!! HAMS ! ! !
/CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS!
\_J CHOICE MARYLAND HAMS ! !
CHOICE CROWN HAUS ll!.
Together willi a fall Block Smoked sud Dry
Salted BACON SIDES, Shoulders and Strips,
for sale at low pricea.to cash connumera.
May 27_JOHN AGNEW A BON.
Notice. j
TUE linn of Stack &. Whitlock was, by
mutual eminent, dissolved on the 15th
iustaut. All debts due to or by tho linn will
Ito roceived aud paid by W. H. Whitlock, who.
having bought his partner's interest, will
continue tho Lumber business in his nwu
uaruo. W. H. WHITLOCK.
May 27_3?
PROCLAMATION!
MAYOR'S OFFICff,
COLUMBIA, S. C.. Mav 25, 1871.
f^vN and after MONDAY, Juno'5, 187i, all
DOGS found running ai iarge, not wear?
ing tho city badge and collar for tho current
year, will'bo taken up and impounded, ami
unloas reclaimed by tho owner by the payment
of the legal fine, tho Dog Will, within forty
eight hoiire after impounding, be killed.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor. -
Attest: WM. J. Elten; City Clerk. May 20
lemons and Oranges.
LEMONS, at 50 cents per dozen, and
3 ORANGES at 75, at the
May 25 . * POLLOCK IIOUSK. _
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength ind improves
_their health._March ll
Private Boarding.
MRS. 8. J. WYATT informs her friends
and tho public in general, that abo baB
opened a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain street, near Bull. Tho Roneo ia large
and airy, aud gnoate may expect tho comforts
of a home._May 2
For Rent.
@T, TF1K commodious and desirable
uti ROOMS above tho Store wo occupy
!!? flinty, in snits, or altogothor. Pos
eesaion of the second lloor desired in Sep?
tember. __._B. C.'SHIVER & CO.
Just Received,
PORTER & STEELE'S,
A FULL UNI: OP
SASH RIBBONS,
is ALL CC4.0US, rot
MAY PARTIES.
Amil '?1
DIXON'S
CELEBUATKD
'"STEEL SWEEP,
TIMESII.'XO MA CIUK ES,
HOUSE J'O WEES,
FA \ MILLS,
CE A IX CRADLES,
nJSLTJEGi
A ND all kinds-latest IMPROVEMENTS IN
?\. AC KlC ULTU RAL IMPLEMENTS, at
wholesale and retail.
Our intcrout in, and aasociation with, manu?
factories, is-such that wo can uiako closer
ligures, and give better goods, than any
I house i?i this country eau do in this line.
ONLY THY and we will convince yon.
May 2a _ LOHIOK & LOWRANCE.
Pickled Meats. &c.
I mi IIS DAY RECEIVED:
I JL FULTON MARKET ROI N DS,
Fallon Market BEEF,
Pig Polk,
Davis' Diamond fl nm*.
Ferris' Sugnr-cured Strips,
Extra Reef Tongue.-,
Smoked Beef.
Sonicthing new every day, to try and please
j our patrons. ??F.O. SYM M Kits.
Seegers' Beer
DOST contain Slrychniue. It is pure, and
warranted tobi ao. March ll
HENRY T. EBLUBOXiB'S. -
Con\pOf\entJ*?rtB^Fh\id L^xlrat} p}iu)>arti ahd
Fluid~JSxlraciUatatcba Ur?pe Juice." *?
FOU Livor Complaints. Jaundice, Bilious
Affections, Sick or Nervous Headache,
Costiveness, oto. Purely Vegetable, contain
inf; no Mercury, Minerals or Deleterious Drug?.
Thone Pill? uro tho most delightfully plea?
sant purgative, superseding castor oil, salts,
magnesia, etc Tuero is uotbiag moro ac
ccpjablo to the stomach.. Theygive tone,
and c luco neither nausea nor griping pains.
They aro composed of tho finest Ingredients.
After a few days' uso nf them, such au invigo?
ration of tho entire systom takes place as to
appear miraculous to tho weak audonorvaf od,
whether arising from imprudence or disease
H. T. Helmbold's Compound Fluid Extract
Catawba Grupo Pills.aro not sugar-coated,
from the fact that sugar-coated Pills do not
dissolve but pass through tho stomach with?
out dissolving, consequently do not produce
tho desired effect. Tho CATAWBA1 GUAPE
Pl ld,s, being pleasant in tasto and odor, do
not nccessitato their being sugar-coated.
Price titty cents-per box.
3E3
. IlEJllY 1'. I1ICI,MOLD'S
Highly Concentrated Compound ?
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Will radically exterminate lrom tho system
Hen.fula, Svphilis, Fever Hores, Ulcers, Hore
Eyes, Boro Legs, Hore Mouth,. Hove .Head,
bronchitis. Bkiu*Diseases, Bait Rheum, Can?
kers, Ku linings from (ho Ear, Whits Swellings,
Tumors, Cancorous affections,Nodes, Rickets,
Glandular Swellings. Night Sweats, Bash,
Tetter, Humors ot all Kinds. Chronic Rheu?
matism, Dyspepsia, add all diseases that have
boon established in the. ny stein for years!
': rljl ia ii>u M
Being prepared expressly for tho abo ve com?
plainte, ita blood-purifying .properties aro
greater than any other preparation of Saruu
Earilla. It gives thc complexion a clear and
oalthy color and restores tho patient toa
stato ot health and purity. For purifying tho
blood, removing all chronic constitutional dis?
eases arising from an impure state of blood,
aud only reliable aud effectual known remedy
for tho euro of Pains aud Swelling of Bonos
Ulcerations of tho Throat and Lefts, Blotches,
Pimples on Face, Erysipelas, all Scaly Erup.
tiona of Skin, and Beautifying Compltxiou
Prico $1.50 per bottlo.
M
HENRY T. UK?.MUOLD'H
Ooncenlrated Fluid Extract Buchu.
TUE GREAT DIU1OTIO. has cured every
case of Diabetes in whieb it hts been Riven,
Irritation of tho Neck of tho Bladder and In?
flammation of thc Kidneys, Ulc?ration of'tho
Kidneys and Bladder, ? Retention of Urine,
Diseases of tho Prostrate Gland, Stone in tho
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Depo?
sit, and Mucous or Milky Discbarges, and foi
Eufecbled and Delicate Constitutions of both
boxes, attended With the foUowiag symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power,
Los,; of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease,
Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in tho
Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of tho Body, Dry?
ness of tho Kkin, Eruption on the Face, Pal?
lid Countenance. Universal Laesitudo of tho
Muscular System, etc. Ueed by persons from
eighteen to twenty-ilvo, and thirty-five to fifty
five, or decline or chango of life; after confine?
ment or labor pains; bed-wetting in cMldrc-n
''IQ/.'
IIKLMBOLD'd jeXTRACT BUCHU ?a diu
risii? aim ui?Ou-paittji?ig, ;.r,'. c?rc? Dis?
eases arising from Habits of Dissipation, and
ExcesBos and- Imprudences in Life, Impuri?
ties of the Blood; etc, euporeeding Copaiba
lit! Affections for which it i* used; and Byphi
litio Affections-in these Diseases; used in
Connection with Helmbold's Boso Wash..
In man v affections peculiar to ladies, the
Krim??. l?neh n is u neon ulled Ly any nt her
remedy, as in Chlorosis "or Retention,"Lrrcgu-,
larity, Painfulness or Suppression of Custom?
ary 'Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirms State
of ?tho Uterus; Leueorrhcea-'or Whites, Ste
rility, and for all complaints incident to tho
Sex, whether arising from Indiscretion or
Habits of Dissipation. It is prescribed ex?
tensively by thc most eminent Physicians aid
Midlives for enfeebled and delicate constitu?
tions, nf both , sexes and albatros, (attended
with any of thc aboyo dieeascaor sy?iptoma.)
O
H T. Helmbold's Extract Euchu
Cures Diseases Arising from Imprudences,
Habits of Dissipation, etc., in all their stag? s,
at little expense, little or no chang? in diet,
no inconvenience, and no exposure. Itcanees
a frequent desire, and gives, strength, to cr??
nate, thereby removing Obstructions, Pre?
venting and Curing Strictures of the Urethra,
allayiug Pain and Inflammation, so frequent
in this class of diseuses, aud expelling ali poi?
sonous matter. Thousands who nave been vic?
tims.of incompetent nelsons, and have ?mid
heavy fees to bo aurea lu a short timo, have
found they have bceu deceived, and that 'thc
"poison" bas, by the UBO of "powerful astrin?
gents," been dried up iu tho system, to break
out in-a more aggravated form, and perhaps
after marriage
Uso HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for
all annotions and diseases of the Urinary.Or?
gans, whet her existing in malo or'female,
from whatever catire originating, and no mal*
ter how long staudiug. Price $1.50 per bottle.
. XJI. ':
Henry T. Ilclmbolel Improved Rase \VnnL
Cannot be surpassed aa a FACE WASH, au el j
will be found tho only specific remody In every I
species of cutaneous,affection. ItjBpeediJy|
eradicates Pimples, Spots, Boorbniio Dryucs?, t
Indnratronsof the Cutaneous Membrane; etc., :
dispels Redness aud Incipient Inflammation,
Hives, -Raab', Moth Patohea, DrjoetJB of Scalp
.or'-Skin,-1, Prost- Bie?H|'-anil<alL purposes for
which salves otointmeuts arc used; restores,
the skiu to a state of purity and softness, aud
insures con tinned healthy action io tho tissue
of its vessels, on which depends the agreeable
clearness and vivacity of complexion BO muoh
sought aud admired. But however valuable
as a l jmedv for existing defect? of the skin,
H. T. [Helmbold's Roae Wash haejqng sus
taincd its principio claim to unbounded pa?
tronage, by possessing qualities which render
it a toilet appendage of tho most superlative
and congenial character, combining in an ele?
gant formula thoso p rom me nt requisites,
safety aud efficacy-Ibo inv&riablo accompa?
niments. <>( its. usc-as a preservative and re?
fresher of-the complexion. It is an excellent
lotion for diseases of & Syphilitic nature, and
as an injection for diseases of the Urinary
Organs, arising from habits of dissipation,
used in connection with the extracts Buchu,
Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Or ape Pills, in such
diseases as recommended,cannot bo surpass?
ed. Price, Ono Dollar per bottle.
Full and explicit tlirections accompany me?
dicines. Evidence o? moBt responsible, relia?
ble character furnished on application, with
hundreds of thousands of living witnesses,
and nfmard of 30,000 unsolicited certificates
and recommendatory lottors, many of which
are from the highest sourdes, Including eml
, m ut Phyaicians, Clergymen, Blatoiiueu, etc.
Tho proprietor has novar resorte d to tholr
' publication in tho newspapers, '.icdocs not do
this from tho fact that bis articles rank as
standard preparations, and do not need to bo
propped up by certificates. I
?l'y* T.II?l?i?l?oLP?Oeiiulne Preparntiona
Delivered to any address. Secure from obser?
vation. Efl ah I i s'h ed upward twenty years. Sold
by Druggists evoi y whero. Address letters'for
information,in confidence, lo Henry T. Htlin
bold, Diuggiat and Chemist. ? - .
Only Depots: ll. T. HEI?MBOI.P S Drug
and Chemical Wm chouse. No; 591 Broadway,
New York; or. toll. T. H?LM HOLD'S Medi
cal Depot, 104 South 10th at, Philadelphia. Pa.
Beware of counterfeits. Aak for HENRY
T. HELSlBOLD'fcl Take ho other. June 29
V * - - ( V?neto Sale. ? -. -
.; ' rv BY J AfJOB LEV1H?. ' '
ON TOMORROW ^Wednesday! MORN I NO,
at 10 o'clock, I will tell, at my atore,
Primo BACON, in variety; Lard, Bnttcr,
I? lour. Furniture, &c. Particular* on morn?
ing of jaie. _May 30
TREAD THISI
w E lako plessuro in calling the special
attention of the trade to our largo and well
selected stock ot
Ladies', MiBsee', ??il?renX?en's.aBd
Boya'
SHOES AI
Which we are eelling at
MA X UFA CTURERS PRICES.
. GI VF, U.s A CALL, and examine before you
buy. ' " J ' / . -1.
J. H. & M. L. KINASD.
May 26 ' _ ? ._
FIRE ?NS1JHANOE.
George Huggins' Agency,
Established in Columbia, S. C., A. Ii. 1849,
THE following companies have complied
with the laws of tho State of South Caro
liua, and have been duly licensed by the Comp?
troller-General' ol the State, and. by city of
Co lumbla, for thc preaont year, representing a
CAPITAL OP OVJBli 990,000.000.
.Elua Fir? Li?araueo Company, of Hartford,
Connecticut. ,
Imperial Eire Insurance Company, of Lon*
don. \.>. ... . .
Uni?n Eire .Insurance Company, cf San
Fraucieco,. California.
1mm ni* Firo'lnsurance Companv, cf New
York. ^ . -.. -'. f. ? *
Putnam Fire Insurance Company, of Hart?
ford, Connecticut.' .
Manhattan PiroTn?urance'Oomp?nv.of New
York. !
. .SSCSASJU l?UUUIS?, Agent.
OfHco at Mr. Duffle's new bookstore, oppo?
site the Columbia Hotel. May 20 j3tno
m
Zia
!^T!^ER WHEEL',
MiriGearmt.SJiaftiDl&PuUeys
May 23 . . . tulfly
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH OAl?LMA
Deposits of $1 and Upwards Beceived,
1. . m ? m
INTEREST ALLO WEE A T TEE RATE Ol
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
ON CERTIFICA 2 ES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SI A' PER CENT.-COM?
POUNDED EVERY' ?7JT
MONTUS OX ACCOUNTS.
OF*FlCEltB. '
. ,, Wm. Martin, President.
JohnB. Paln*etJ I Vice-Prfchidirnt*
John P. Thomas, f V c 1 rtb,dfrUt*?
A. G. Breuiaor, Cashier.
John ?. B. South, Assistant Cashier
? . Directors. ',
Wade Hampton, 'WiUiam Martin, A. C. Has?
kell, F. W. McMaateri John P. ThomaeJ?. H.
Heinitaht?oUu B.: Palmer, Thoma* E. Gregg,
Columbi ly. i-J-;';
J. EU Gregg,Manon.
G. itt Soott, Newberry. ,
Wi G. Mavea.'Nowberry..
Bi H. Rn?edg?, Charleston,
Daniel Raven ol. Jr.. Charleston.
MeoHanios, Laborera, Clerks, Widows, Gr*
plums hud ot hers may boro deposit their aav- -
tugs and draw a liberal rate of interest there?
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to drairinterest en their-funds until
they require them for business or other pur
poses; Parents doeiring tb set apart email
?ums for their, children, and Married Women
and Minora (whoa? deposits can only be with?
drawn by tbemaolreB, or, in eaeo of death, by
their legal representatives,) wishing to lay
ivafd?fandaidr jtntur? foseare1 hero afforded
un opportunity of depositing their meanB
whore they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
I he same time, be eubject to withdrawalwhen
needed. . .'. ti; . , . ? ? . ? j Aug 18
l??ST IN
C. F? JACKSON'S.
ANOTHER lot of cheap LINEN TOWEL1'.
A new lot or Quilts, low prices.
Plaid Nainsook.
Check Cambric?.
Striped Muslins.
30,1)00 yards Ribbons, all oolora.
Also, another lot of Ladies' Cheap Hats.
May 20_
Choico.Jday Batter.
I /"\ TUBS choioe May BUTTER, Just rc
11/ ceived and Tor sale by
%Iay ll_ JOHN AGNEW ,V SON^
COUNTY eli A IBIS AND JUIIY tK?iTi
FICATKS bought by
Fob 5 D. QAMBRILL. Broker.
A fino aummer tonio is Hattoil's Bitters
can be hid at POLLOCK'S.