The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 03, 1871, Image 3
ing th? ?m*e^wh'o"pr?clai???d ?ufe ddcho
alji??<of--|?fr'J^ro^KftrV fotfined :;the
?Pverpnien.{,o? itv?'iih ' Sop Lora ber, and
d?m?rtdrngwtfxirtj^ n ple?
biscito for Utiftleterrniaatiou of , tba
fdi?ia?? of F"?nce. S S r
Trft?ia n?w pos?tivejjr aun^uced'that
Qiperal Lafto^T^fS^'St. Petersburg
i 07 tho rmpaci?yifcf Fr eu ely Ambassador.
^UefTimeSSa ta clayx whilo adm?ttkig
it^e'bard foto^oflf^o yjerd.'tbtir
GB?rejrjes to ?Ar^pr?oan^.v/itl)o?t &dya?>t
nfrWpf rapi^^wyAkj?Wado, exbg?We
nfl *a^tt??b,bri#;|^tr^Atfada will/ lpyally
ratify 4hb.tr^y^Av^ft^birjgton., ; '. 3
-?^$ATj&^ d/SOUSBlOE
charjg? Ct ^Q^^T^^^^ir^w^r^arjd p^la^?
^^^roas;?ja/B^i^diae^8vogr the lUt?r.
unanimous for a republic.
that tbo real." leaders. ,of tue. Co?am?ni
Wera jKurl,, Man, Jacobi, Blau qui, Lc
natobin a rd H.- Diebreok. j -Tue idea o
burning PariB originated with Jacobi an<
IdJt?i^lt?n-, :PApur*' 'seized Wow .tba
' conilagratio.ua .at Lyona, Mara ai Ifen j ?Ma
drid; Turin, Borne, Naples, vienna
'Moscow, Berlin, ROsaei and Au riel. Boll
aro cjmuea?ed.v- ": '
LpkpoN, Juno 2.-Assassinations oon
. t&uet ' .,' '-i.'"-.',.....,.; ..r? .
?. . -1 ? I ? ? ?-;
'V*': 'IV. "jtfkf rtc*'?''lnt,ellIir?Bee.
Iq?fr.' ?^?SJIBO'O, i J?oe 1. -Tba; lat
coo?/ plpudy weather, with' slight rains
baa had au immense) beneficial effect o
the-Orops iuioeutral' and Northern Cali
fornIt is now teytirPated that tber
will li? bt "l?ps? / one ; bund red tb onsan
. tons of wheat fdr exportation?" of thi
y eure crop, nud fully five cargoes c
the old orop aro- avnilablo for exporte
tibttv - ?:.
* Tho 'J.British O?li?mbia papers ai
greatly'excited over the prospects of tb
. lass of the island of San Juan, going s
fur. as to advise the British 1 Goverumer
to seize-it and bold it by force.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-A fire this nf te:
n?dn.d.?st^?yed'fdur. stored on tbV.bloo
occupied by Eohsck & Hydes' extensiv
boggiu? aud rope factory. Loss, $80
OOo. . Partially insured. Tho cause
supposed to bave been spontaneous ooh
bastion, or f notion of homp possie
t brongli tho picker.
"MEMPHIS, Juno 1.-Gloomy reports <
' . crop* have been rccoived -irom Pulask
White, Woodruff and Jackson Conntie
Arkansas.- Owing to incessant rains at
' lato, frost, tho stand of cotton is, vei
poor,'and many plantations kavo bec
ploughed up and planted with corn.
The trial of Yerger, for killing Cc
Crane, is progressing in Jackson, Mis
The defendant's counsel made a moth
to dismiss, ' on account of former je
pardy ia trial, by military oommjssio
which was overruled on ' the ground tb
such, trial was unconstitutional.
NAdnvii^E, Jupo L- Tho Domocral
State'.',Exeoufiive .Committee met to-d
'. arid'adopted resohiliona" declaring tb;
* acceptance,' in good faith?.Qi.tho: ?B3TJ
of war with all the lato amendments
tfcar fi flo?rtit?i?dn? 8 an?^b?jr'-^^t
escenoo ia them as tho aupre.molaw of t
- laud,.and also declaring "their appro^
At a meotiug.-.of. thor editors of t
Demooratio.,press .of . the Stuto, this
CoLTTn^tis, OHIO,. Juno,2\.-pGred.
Pendleton waff eleotfed^peimkOent Pre
WW?m.-. -.???h???V;Pt':- the Resolut j
Comuimittea oonenrred in tho foliowii
and Goueral.Morgan,. Qhairuiah1 of11
Commi^ee, mpved,'their adoption:, ;
?,^hJ??.ad?n^'aa?iu? .tuVitor?wiby.
it mm. bron at about, tho iDemocraoj
Ohio recognize, as accomplished- fae
the recently(adppted amendmepts. to
cBn'ltitutlgrj.'^d,-b?rVf?J?ii* Jihenv;
longer a ?r??lcaV. *?99H<fr> before
Country,; but -in/nets that while tb
tlxrodamondujQnts enlarge the power
the 'FeYrerai Cloverpmen^^hey sbhlV i
m^^Wy.'dUe* bl tuOdify Ita oflgj
thw?y-9>iroharft?ter? ?ndito? no furt
oxtou^?bridge-bbo resorved rights of.
States,. , . . . y-i
": ^'tljls ?3 eonplru'?d, the Bemp'cr;
Pa?fy^p??dge? ite??f .to support tho, c
atitution as. it-now is, securing cr
rights tp all, without distinction of ri
cblpTf bphcBri>pn>:i:,-ThoV^
lutipus, donouueo. tho bayonet and
Klux: bilby ^oppose Santo Dbmit
-condemn extravagant land grants
oorppM<iona aud tho national bani
system, (Moratajrjff strio.tjy.forreyei
fajvbrith? ?olleo?ior? of iotornal tdv?
by State authorities, object to pa]
bond-holders more than contract pi
and declare if bond-holders have rig
BO have tax-pay era;. A motion to aa
by the declaration that the fonrtei
and fifteenth amendments are rev
tionary and void, was lost, by 169 to
- The report was adopted by 365 to
The convention nominated Geo. W.
Cook for Governor and Samuel F. I
for'Lieutehantt-Qd vernor.
Nsw YOBK, Juae 2.-Philip Van?
laer died to-day,, of apoplexy-aged
- The Insurance Convention adjou
to the 18th of Ootober.
* . KANSAS CWT, June 2.-Mace appe
in tho ring. Coburn failing to ap]
Referee Holiwood declarad Mace wi
of . the stakes.
SAN FBANCTSCO, June 1.-A mc
i trikers drove the workmen from a d
minos, including the most producti
California, nt Mendocino. The
notified the Chinese to leave within
days, at the peril of-their lives.
CINCINNATI, Juno 2.-Father O
of this city, and Bishop Wood, of
ladelphia, wera thrown from a bug<
day and very badly injured abou
head.
j WAs?isoT?N, Juno 2. ^Tb?tr >-w?l * be
'collections Sunday, in tho obtyrohes for
the Pittston Bnffer?rsV ^?P,,V4' l, t,?;'
At tbe annual Unitarian' festival, in
Boston, Mrs. Julia. -Ward,- l^awp ? wjw
among tbe oratara. ' , ?
j Disaffected Republicans, bf New York,
will sereu ado Greeley opon his-r o turu. -.
The Indian., chiefs had-a reception, at
Cooper Institute; Now York.' They said
the prui?i$?s from Washington were lido.
j The railroad and oar i factory at New
Albany, Indiana, was burned. Loss
8200,000.
; A gang of youths stoned a' Chinaman,
to de^tb, on fourth street,.San. Franr
g?soo. ' No interference from dozens of
yatandere. . .*! ? <
A Washington special soys ihe,.Freai*
dent has accepted Fish's resignation,
and that Edward Pierpont will succeed
him. The change involves a total change
?f the Administration , policy , .toward
4 iuba.1' V"' 1 , ? "'' \ '
1 No turbulence. 'Tho0white mei/- dre
working ?u;mb^estbd/,,, '? > ?" .?*! '"' "
; TkaOutr?go Committee* baa,recalled
Collector Miller, of. Mobilo, .who' depart?
ed last.night,:to testify. ..'. - ; .
i Government expenditures for -May,
817,750,000, exclusive of interest ot
debt.
\ Reports .to . tho Internal Revenue
Office fchow that d'grent sonrbe bf] loss-tt
the Government -ia [by. tho ro-nso; b
stamps: on various! articles!.-. j A aase wat
recently presented from the1 first' Maim
district, p whare [n. deal or . iu perin mer;
Was f?ur?d'.'gu?lty.?f this praoti?e., Hil
goods were seized ai.d criminal proseen
tion commenced. A proposition t<
compromise was m ado but rejected. Tin
Comniiseionor instructs tho collector ti
prosecute to tbe full extent of the law.
j Til reo per cent, certificates, - under t h
Act of March 2, lbG7, and July 25, 1869
beariug date from December 16, 18G7. ti
March 16,1868, amoii'utiiig to 81,750,000
Will be. redeemed at the Assistant Treu
Borer's* .-?fficev.in New York.: Thej-wil
cease 'beaYiug interest on the' 31st o
July, 1871.
Probabilities-It is probable that th
high winds On the Gulf will advance
with, rain, to the coast of Louisiana. Th
weather will probably clear away on tb
middle States, and a fulling baromotei
With local rains, will probably be vi
poriencod-" JfVeat 1 bf the ' Blue Ridg<
Pleasant weather will probably continu
from Wisconsin to. tho Atlantic
\ Tho Commissioner of : Internal Rev?
huo bas sent a circular to supervisors i
the Southern States, in which ho sayi
"When you find tho aid of troops nece
?ary in your district, you will apply f<
the force required directlj* to the coo
mandiug- officer of the department i
which the troops ure to bo used, ropor
ing your action to this office, nud ll
circuuir* tau ces upon which it is based."
Tho argument in the Bowen case wi
concluded.
Tho strike continues among the c
iorcd laborers, who, in some casca, for
ibly prevented work; in other instance
the workers, upon tho approach of tl
strikers, quitted work aud joined thee
In one instance, tho strikers attempfci
to take the tools from a gang of wor
men, when a squad of policemen a
peared and. ordered thom away. Tl
strikers seem determined, when an a
proacbiog squad of mounted police in
-nidated them. Later iu the day, tl
laborers, in . some iuBtanco9, rusum
work, under the promise of suoh wag
hs the committee shall ugree upon,
large forco of police was held in reai
hess all day for emergencies.
I PH*rTj;AbErj*a?a, June 2.-Two bc
died from the 'effect of a firo damp <
plosion at MiuorsvilSe.
I ASHLAND, PA., June 2.-A gas exp
sion ab the Locust .Iron Mines killed c
and hurt, five; some fatally.
Charlotte'. Columbia and Augusta R
j - SUPERINTENDENT'S' OFFICE,
- ."w:-.t COLT/MBIA, 8. C., JunO'1.1871
lowing*acjDed?le'wiirbo run over this road
s ' * ? V, ?U1 NO NO BTU.
f ..t ?r.- Train No. 1. Train Ne
Loavo Augusta..'.'. /,3*16'A. M. COO P.
Leavo C6?urabia... .'.8 25 A. M. 11.00 P.
Arrive Charlotte.... .8.00 P.<M. ?.3PrA.
1 , . OGINO MOUTH,
Train No. 1. Train Ni)
Loave Charlotte.. .1.7.40 A.M. I H.00 V,
Leave Columbia.2.S0 P. M. . 2 32 A.
Arrive Auguata..... .7.50 P. M. 7.SO A
No. 1 Tr ?lu daily. No. 2 Train daily, ?
days excepted. Ho th tr ainu m a ho close (
noctlon to all points North, South and W
No. 1 Train makoa olese couneotion at R
mond for Virginia Springs. -
: Through tickets Bold and baggage chec
to all principal pointa.
; The running tima of this road 1B t*n
hatea Blower than Washington City timo,
six minutos faster than the timo of t! i? i
E? P. ALEXANDER,
- Cenoral Suporintonder
E. R. DonsET, Qeneral Freight and Ti
Agent._ Jnn<
Whooping Cough Candy.
HERE is somothing for children anffo
with Whooping Cough, Croup, Con
&o. A pleasant medicine in the ion
kiseea, effeotnal in allaying coughs, cr
colds. Keep tho patient under the influ
of tba medioine contained in thia candy;
allay tho violence of the cough. At
Junel_nEINITSH'H Drug Sto
Baking Powders,
pr r\ DOZ. ROYAL BAKING: POWDI
Uv [aamplea free.]
50 doz. Anurewe' celebrated Yeaat Powi
25 doz. Boa Foam Baking Powder,
20 boxes Baking 8oda, assorted pipers
Juat received and for aale by
May 13_JOHN AGNEW ?t Sf
SOMETHING NEW.
JJ A VINO too large a etock on hand, io:
times, I will aoll any kind or DRY 00
Fancy Articjoa, Notions, etc., nt lowoat p
and thou deduct FIVE CENTH from ever
lar's worth bought.
C. V. JACl?iOl
Juno 1 M lin fctreet, Columbia, 8
tf?~ Lexington lfispalch and Ne when
ra'd copy. _ t_._
for Salo..
4S A CA II LOAD of Ano Kun-ife
/iWfVtncky MULES and I10RNES*|
nJA -among them uouio fast-.
- 1 ' 1 stock-for salo. Apply atT
1 AONEW & CO.'S tJtahlos, Assembly stn
I tx piriANciAt Attn ?nar^iBHoiAi.-.
LONDON,? JUU? 2--?-Noon.-i-*<Con8ol8
, Bonds 90%. .. . . ". - ;
Lrv?hj?O?ii, Jiino 2-Noon.-Cotton
^flrmet-^oplands' 7%; Orleans 8(5j8>?;
snlqe 18,000 bales; .speculation, and .ex?
port 8,000; at sea. nearly .duo from
Charleston and Savannah, 7%;: sales of
the we?k.82,000) export 19,000; sp?cula?
tion.. .17.000; stock 907,000, of which
[American is Gil,000; receipts of the week
118,000, ot wbi?h American is 93,000;
actual export 18,000. ? .;, .. ,',
LONDON, June 2-Evening.-Consols
! 91 Bonds 90%. '
j LIVERPOOL, Juno 2-Evening.--Cot?
ton ;aotive-uplands 7J^'t Orleans 8%;
sales 20,000 bales; *peuu!atiou sud. ex
1 port 5,000; sales nearly due from New
lOrlcaus, not..below good ordinary, 8;
I stock afloat 432,000t of which American
Pis 188,000. ? % ??
I . NEW YOBK; Juno 2-Noon.-'Flour
and wheat steady; Corn, active and'un
ohaugud. , Bork 15.26. Lard quiet.
Cutt cm steady-uplands 17%; Orleans
I8?4'; bales 1,SOO bules. Freights steady.
Stocks steady but dull. State's drill but
steudy/1* Money 3. Gold 12>tf. Ster?
ling- long10%?? short 10%.
7 P. M.--Money vory easy, al 2?4.
Sterling quiet 'and. firm, at 10>^@10%.
Gold 12^(^12>^. Governments strone
all day. Slocks 'dujl und. transaction!
limited. Tcunessees 70J??; now 7p^
Virginias 7U; new 03. L,'eT?es 70! 83 ?i
Alabamas 1.08; 5s 72. Georgias 89; 7)
?92K- North Carolinas 4C?^;: new 26
South Carolinas .74; new 63j?. Cottoi
steady; sales 3,750 bales-uplands 17%
j Flour- Southern quiet and uuohauged
I Whiskey . nominal, ut 92j?. Wbea
heavy, and"l@2c. lower-winter red ant
amber Western L64@1.G5. Corn hoav;
and lo. lower, at 700373. Pork lower
ot 15.25@15 50. Lard lower-ketti
lOjij. Freights active. ;
.LOUISVILLE, June 2-Flour firm
Corn in improved demand-micks Gi
Provisions dull. Mess pork 16.0C
Pucked bacon lower-shoulders 6^4
clear Bides 9. Packed whiskey 89.
CINCINNATI, Juno 2.--Flour scarce an
firm. Corn advauced, at 54. Pork d<
dined, at 15.00. Bacon declining
shoulders helc\at O^; pides 8(a>$-)?.
BOSTON, JUUO 2.-Cotton quiet-mic
dliug 18; receipts 485 bales; sales 401
stock 7,000; receipts of tho week 6,28!
sales 1,800.
AUGUSTA. Juno 2.-Cotton mark'
firm", nt 16^ for Liverpool and IG,1? fi
New York middling; sules 255 bales; r
ceipts 85;i closed strong, with u Um dit
upward. .
WILMINGTON, Juno 2.-Cotton firm
middling 16??? receipts 30 bales; sto(
.1,152; receipts of tho week 129; sal
102.
BALTIMORE, Juno 2.-Flour dull ai
unchanged. Wheat dull and wea
White corn 80; j'ellow weak, nt 74@7
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey scare
at 94. Cotton firmer-middling 17J
rcoeipts 331 'bales; sales 1,110; sto
1,120; receiots of the week 1.4G0; sal
2.760.
GALVESTON, June 2.-Cotton firm
middling \?y?@\4.y.; receipts 798 bali
sales 1,000; stock 49,421; receipts of t
week 5,390; sales 3,650.!
CHARLESTON, June ti.-Cotton steady
middling 16^4; receipts 2U7 bales; sa
100; Htock 7,977; recoipta of tho we
2,227; sales.1,775.
NORFOLKV June 2.-Cotton firn
low middling 16>?; receipts 575 bal
saleB 75?fitock 2,663; receipts of 1
I week 4? OW; sales 495.
-, SAVANNAH, June 2.-Cotton firn
middliug l?><2 ; receipts 430 bales; BU
! 50; stock 19.446; receipts' of the wi
2,551; sulos 2,000.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Flour'dui
super?; Moobie 6.50; treble 6.75@7.
Coru quint-mixed 77; white 78. P<
dull, at 16,00. Bacon dull, at 7X@i
augur-cu red hams loJ-4'. Lard du
tierce ll: keg 12. Sugar firm-pr;
llj^. Molasses firm-plantation
boiled 40@53. Whiskey 85@98. <
feo l?@loyj?/- Cotton quiet and stron
'middling 16^ @ 16^ ; receipts 4,
bales; sales 1,400; stock. 100,244; rece
of the week' 14,684; sales 25,000.
MODILK, Juno'2.-Cottou firm-1
diing l6^ri; receipts 738 bules; e
7,000; stock 20,533; reccipls of the v
2,585; eales 4,300.
?1 WlioXiKSAliK ?*S?OISH curr II ION
OOUa?OTKUrWEEKLY HY TUE JIOALI) OF TUA
AjrvLi^itybu^VuOljAttOU'i Aloi^asKS,<JuOa,Sj
UAOOINO,..22(0,33 NowUri'ua 8'
UAI.E HOPE, Manil/??25 Sugar ll'se.. C
'? N.Y.orWujyib 8<tH12 NAILS, ? keg5 50(
UuTfj;a,North.- 40?fl50 ? OmoNB.tybuBl 7?<
" Country, "gi Tb.lOG?'M ; OIL,Kerosene,g4
BACON. Hame.l2$?22 Machinery. .75(
. Sides, %i -lill. ! SPECIE, Gold <
Shoulders... Origil ? ?ilver. <
OAWM.ES, Sporm?KiA70 ? POTAT'S, ?rls2 50<
Adamantine I1>1S@1G I Sweet, b?a 9?(
COTTON YABN13U@1.40 i NIOE, Carolinalb
CoTTo-t.Stct M,_14i ! SuoT.-gibag. 2 50
Middling.ll 8ALT,Livorp.20Q
Low Midl'g,.... l;$ -Ho AP, yih.1
. Oood Orduy. 12 ? Siunrrs, Alcohol,
Ordinary. ..11J Urandy . .4 00Q
CHEESE, E.O.lb. 2Q<it'?.> I Oin.2 011
factory.10@22 Rum.2 00
OoFFRE, ltio,?ttl7@22 Whiakoy... 1 SS
Lag nay ra ... . 21@23 ' Sue AU, Crus ? P
Java.28(030 il row 11.
FLOUB.CO. 750@10 00 j STAncii, .gilb...
Northern. 7 50011 00 1 TEA, Green 1M 0(
O? AIM, Corn 1 15@1 20 1 Black,... .1 01
Wheat... .1 4OS01 50 | TOUACCO, Ohw.CC
Oats. 00@100t 8moking,1b..5(
Poaa .-1 IQQ?l 25 VINEOAB, Wino,.
HAY, North, flo wt. 2 50 French_
HiuKS.Dry, 3?IM2??18 I WINK, Cbam.28(
Oreen..-..?H; Port, Wgal 30(
LABU, lb_ 15017 Sherry... 2 7.
LIME, %l bb;. 2 <?5'i?2 75 J Madeira.. .3 01
' Millinery.
JTJ.'^ MUS. C. E. HEED bogs
Kx?fflilm lo hiform thu ladies iu g
nSKnt \L n that Hbo hus now ready a li
JO? AlJft ?' l,u' I?'''"1 >liri most frtHhi
^ttJlff) stylos ?t M1LLINEHY, Hi
/dBws?v Fancy Goods, ?I reduced
9 *j*5*r\Also, fresh sunplieH every
'all and seo Foi yoursolves. ?
"HAMS7!""HAMS!! HAMS !
CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS!
CHOICE M All Y LAND H AMS 11
CHOICE CHOWS IIA
Together with a full stock Hniukcd ai
Malted BACON SIDKS, Shoulders atid
for salo at low lirions to oash C?IIHUDU-I
May 27 JOHN AGNEW ,t
LATEST QUOTATIONS OS? Sotnna?BN Sn*
OUBITTE3IN CHARLESTON. S. C--Oorrected,
Jane 2, 1871, by ? <.' fi
Banker ?rid.Broker, No: 25 Brood street
Hames of Securities. Rate In. OJ'tl Asked.
STATE 8EOURITIE8.
North Carolina, old- 6 - 48'
N. Carolina, new. 6 - 24
South Carolina, old_ 6 ......75
S. Carolina, new.... ,.. 6 .... G3
S. C. regM stock, ex in. 6 .... 66
Georgia, new.. 7 .... J?2
Georgia. 6 - 83
TouneBB.ee, old. 6 70
Tennessee, new....... 6 _'70
Alabami. 8 102
Alabama..... 5 .... 68
crrv SECURITIES.
Atlanta, Ga.,bonds.... 8 ._ 90
Augusta, .Ga., bonds... 7 ...,. 83
Charleston stock. 6 _ 54
Gbarl'n Firo Loan b'ds 7 .... 75
Columbia, S. C., bonds 6 _ 60
Columbus, Ga., bouds. 7 ,_ 76
Macon, Ga., bonds_ 7 _ 76
Memphis, Tenn., b'nds
old... 6 .... 56.
" t new.. 6 .i" 55
Savannah j Os.,* bonds. 7 85
Wilmington, N. C. 8 _ 75
Wilmington, N, C._ 6 -. 72|i
RAILROAD EOXDSI
Atlantic aud Gulf. 7 _ 80
B. lt. lt., 1st mortgage 7 .... 60
Ceutral Georgia.. 7 _ 97
Charleston aud Savan.. 6 .... CO
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7 _ 85
Cherawund Darlington 8 _ 90
Cberaw & Dar., 2d mort 7 .... 70
Georgia Bailroad. 7 .... 97
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 .... 93
Green. &. C., State guur 7 _ 58
Laurens. 7 .... 50
Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 85
Nortk-Eastern 1st mort. 8 _ 90
North-Ertstem,2dmort. S _ 78
3av.'& Char., 1st mort. 7 _ 78
Sav. & Char., State gua 7 _ 67
South Carra, 1st mort. 7 _ 90
South Carolina. 7 _ 70
South Carolina. 6 _ 65
Spartanburgand Union 7 .... 55
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Golf.100 _ 35
Central Ga., ex div_100 _ 120
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40
Georgia. 100 _ 103
Green, and Col. lt. B.. 20 _ 12
Macon and Western... 100 _ 07
Memphis &Churlestou. 25 _ 9
North-eastern. 50 .... 10
Savannah & Charleston 100 .... 20
S. C. lt. B. shoras. 100 _ 30
S. C. B. B. ?rB'k Bhares 125 _ 3G
HANK STOCKS.
Peou'sN'l B'k Charl'u.
capital 8500,000. 100 _ 105
1st Nafl B?uk Charl'n
capital 8400,000. 100 125 ....
S. -G. Loan & Trust Co. 100 _ 97
Caro. Nat. Bank, Corn,
capital 820J.000._ 100 100 _
Central National Bank,
Col'a, cap'l 8100,000 100 100 ....
S. C. Bank & Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100 95 _
Bank of Ckarleeton_ 100 _ 19
Union Bank S. C. 50 _ 5}?
People's Bank So. Ca,. 3%
Plan. & Me. Bauk S. C. 2>4'
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Cain deb:_. 50 .
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS SBCUniTIEB.
Charleston Gas Go- 25 - 20
Charro City B R. stock 50 - 55
Graniteville Man. Co... 100 _ 106
G. & C. R. cert, iudeb. 58
S. G. R. cort, indebt's. par
N. li. R. R., cert indebt. G5
City Charleston cer. iu..?..'. PRr
j City of Memphis coup.. 60 ....
I N. E. R. R.pref. stock ... : _ 38 1
j S. &U, R. past du?coop.. 56.
S. & C. R. past due coup_ ..... 50., .
I EXCnA"JTOE,':KrC.
I New York sight. . par 3?prem I
Gold. Ill 112 I
Silver._..103 ....
S. C. BANK BI Lbs.
?Bank of Charleston. ....
Bunk of Camden. 30 ....
Bank Georgetown. 1 -
Bank of S. C... _ 6 -
Bank of Chester. 17 ....
Bank of Hamburg. 16 .....
3ank of Newberry. 3 ....
Bank of the State of .
S. C., prior to'61_ . 45 -
" issue 'GI and 'G2 .. :. 40 -
?Pl. &Mec. Bank Chor'u.
?People's Bank Charl'n.
?Union Bank Charles'n.
*S. W. R. R. Bank, old'.
?S. W. R. R. Bomk, now ........
Stato Bauk, Charleston- 6 ....
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 1 -
Exchange Bank, Colnm .... 3
Com'l Bank, cf Colnm .... 8 ....
Merck. Bauk of Cheraw .... 3 ....
Planter's Bank Fairfield .... 3 ....
S. G. bills receivable. ;...... 95 ....
Charleston chango bills..... 95 ....
8&~ Bills marked thus (*) uro being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
Just Received,
PORTER & STEELE'S,
A rei.i. LINE OF
SASH RIBBONS,
is ALL rnLons, rea
MAY PARTIES
April '?1
Il\
M - ,
W^E take plsa'soro-ltf calling'the appelai
. ? .. . . . ', ...> J .
attention of thc trade to oar largo and well
eclectcd ?tock of.. . ,;i
Ladies',, misses'', Children's, Men's and
..- ; ?li M .>./ . . nj..' pu O (j.'tl'fl I
Boys'-'!
i Iv. j :,':> .?.>}iii?*,!?v?.'y i sn. i*
Which,rrti are aching ,at ff ..? j
.?..]. . V.> '.. di '
MA N UFA CT URE R'S PRICES.
, ....... .. : .'. t j i. ;i.a??: J ?1:
GIVE Ud A CALL, and examine before you
.'/ . tuff ?t? -it* s
I bay. ; ft j vfo:>-n
j J. H.%? M. L. KIN??D;
Mav 26 .. '.. ' "? '. - 1 ,,!:':
G?ORGE PAGE $ CO;,
No. 5 JV. Shrotd?V Stre?l, Roll ?more;Md.,
Manufacturers o? , ..' t ;
POSTADLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES J AND BOILERS,
I Patent Improved, "Portable J '
CIUCULAH BAW BI IL, SUS,
GANG, At ULA Y A*JD SASH SAWMILLS,
/ 1 RIST MILLR. TIMBER WHEELS, SHIN
\JC Ol Ai MACHIN BB, &a. Dealers in Oirou
lar Saw?, Bolting ahd Mill supplies generally,
i and-mann Tao lurer's agenta "tor IjeffeVfr: Cele?
brated Turbine Water Wheel and every do
ucripti*n of Wood Working Machinery. i!
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY.
49*Soud for descriptive CataloghoR and
Price Liata. .:. -Ma^23ltVly
COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CERTI?
FICATES bought bv.
Fob6 D. GAMDRI LL, Broker.
Dancing School-Last Session;
?MONS. BERGER'S second and laat
MCbfiioii will begin on FRIDAY, the 2d of
Juno. Apply at Hendrix Houao.
May 28 ? , ?_
Special Notice.
a^Nja-v-v THE MIT. LS HOUSE,
Charleston, H. C., baa radaood
( lotftfcS?^\ l?a ratu o? icilu?licnt. Board to
MatxSCBjulS?^^t'S Ot) per dav during tho sum
mer mumba. J. PAUKER, Proprietor.
G. W. PABKER, 8nperiatendent.
May SO 3mo_
Seegers' Beer . .
DON'T contain Strychnine. It Sa pure, and
warraiitml tobe PO. march il
Free Soup every day, at ll o'clock, at POL?
LOCK'S.
A fuif Hammer tonic ia Uattori'a Blttora- i
eau be had at POLLOCK'S.
Auction Salo. ? ... ? . . *
SY MONTE im & FIELDING,
ONDA? ildRNIKO, tbo/5tb testant, *t ?
10 o'clock, wo will ?ell, in front ol tba conrt
houao: . . :' ' . -rr t?. ?-..
5 MULES. v
2 Horaea. *. ? ? . L'
2 E>tr& Fino Milch Cowa add Calves.
1 Quo-horeo tfagon and Harneaa. _,
Termacaah. ...>'?' jujube 8 '
Horses, Mules dn'4 Coxes.
?"? BTD.;?.PEtXOTTO?k901?, ;J*
ON MONDAY MORNING*, tho 5th, wb will aell,
in front of tho Conrt IIOUBO, at 10 o'clocfc,
.G.?ne youugJMULES, .. i - . i
4 fin? work HORSES,
3 fine milch COWS and their ypung calves.
It is said the above cows will give from twelve
to fourteen quatta per dag* ....< ; : ;- f- .. .
ALSO, ?.. : .': ! l ?'
SeyexalRnCiPUGQIES. - -??
,TEBM8-Cash. . " _; Juno 3
G JES TO
ii'! b\<
LOVE ?fevco^s'?
.... -rv ..p ivrr.d . . vi r; item*T ow 1
jr .. i' .-*?.:: -1!.. r?'[ .y Olt?4 fcv.. ."IV-'-J
.. . -j . . . .v\ ???SI?I?J .dl*gE
: . r:;?itl . ! ...'.?.. li ?. . . v ni
BECAUSE they procur?; tho'laiaot eiylei in
thoir money than can,-bo.AfttdJn any other
house in tho city. t.?i%^t^S?t
We are uowj?howiui anyenlu;e new stock iut
now etylss oft>t "'. ii. ?,$. .tit. v-?
LADIES' MADE DRESSES,
Poliinen.se Over Dresses,
ii: r?tlai i?ai I ii o ? ??i??
Ladies' Under Garments. &e.
"Oar Mr. Love" Ia chipping na, DJ every
Btsamor, new novelties, ana o'ui<ett}cK of f
DRESS GOODS, LIN EN GOODS, &C,
SarpaRfiCH nnythinp lid' tl^t?' ninrto't, and at '
atilt lower price H. Wears a ??IPrehonae,'' and
intend driving a buni^e-ss on quick nates and
amallpiofits. W. D. L?Y?5,b -
May 19 _? B. B., MQOREEBY.
PURE "LEAF' T.ARB-''guaranteed juicily
purr:'-in barrels^ball b?rrela, kegs and
3, 5 and 10 ca Jd ie a, for salo at minced p rio ea,
by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
May 28
eduction In Prices. .
. ' LADIES' popula* (TONY I'H/E
0? or??L.Tt)NS, ono oj tho number jost.
vS?iSr&f* received, .very stjliah. No-top'
W ,- W Bnggtee, Top Buggies and Turn
seat Buggies, in variety. Hue Simpas sing er
Pbmt?ns. on platforms; Fonr-paaaengox Fba>
tons, on three springs. Open. and Tu r n-e e a t
Rockaway a. This varied etock ia. uaw boina
offered very low. Ala o for aale a.desirable
pair of BAY. MARES. V?~ *T " '
May 25 ' " . W. K. GREENFIELD.
The coolest Lager In the city can be had at.
POLXOOK'a. -
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE . -
FREE SCHOOL FUNPv
CI1ABTEBED BY. THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOLlfiA.
HIVE COMMENCED AND WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRIBUTION QjP AWABDS JN"
Land? and Tenements, Jewelry, PiapoB, Organs, Harpfl^tatnea. GoldWatchooi S?rrpr1 .
?uni Plated Waro, Diamonds, Ac., by Raffte, twice a dar, kt 12 M.'and 5 P: M., at the QetfeT&r
Office, Nu. 1*7 Meeting street; Charleston, South Carolina.
School
tho*
periiitondcnoe of Captain Fenn Peck, a sworn Commissioner. ., ' tY *
The arl vantages of this system are. that tim purchasers can have'tho choice of Ihl??r own '
numbera anywhere from Na*. 1 to No. 78, and the pfi^lbge bf limiting or IncreaB?ng^n^urln^'
yeaimentu at pleasure. The Schedule of Ratos ad op feriby the. Company 'will explain more
fully and accurately, and can be obtained at the Onice of tko'Company, or from any ven?sere".
Every raffte that takea place is classed and numbered on tho Comp any'a Oiucinl Booka, and"'
tukes place twico a day, as follows: . . 1, 1 ' , ? * . ' "*
; Numbera printed on On bee, from No. 1 to No. 78, aro placed {fnpnblJcTJ by the a worn Com- ;':
missioner, in a Class Reffte Cylinder, and ?re well ah at fen. -A hov btyhcuOlded tabea ^ne^jt"'".
these Cubes,which ia cxhibitod to'tlie sp?btatora and decl?r'tSi! AdAiff, ?nd ia recorded sj8,"titioi':"
li rut ruiH.-d number. Tho Raille Cylinder will than be revolved, 'and tho boy a,gain tabee, out
another number, which ia similarly exhibited.to the epectatora and' recorder! aa tho second
raflio number. Thia operation will bo repeated until twe'vo n u m be PH are ra filed out ot tb o
Cylimler, and each number wifi bo recorded on the official books of tho Company In tho order' "
in which it ia taken Irt thivrafllo. . Those twelve numbers' leo' raffled in ekoh'rsflla willI decido ifll?'A
the Award* of Cortificatea. > . ,. . "' .-]'??<?? \ . .'H- . - Y,
All ' tho 'numbers In each raffia aro ' equal, no diBtiricHon''being.!rq^
which the number* are takenin thc raffle, and the'Awards'aro " at once delivered, tb ihetnfcV ?
cesaful Cext?icato Holder. . .? < . ...? .> -j**?* . . ..,< T?^-.
EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE" AWA?tBS. - S3
Purchasers select their own numbera anywhere from?'Jriq' 78. and,V(6r exajpple, tjlyV'1
pay Tor tho same one dollar. The vendor gives tho p?rchaae'r!?'CortiflcatO,'w}th the?tttaSsi '".
or numbera selected, and enters the sam? number or number'?'upon the'Comp^by'a Regtnto'r,
[with the amount so paid;] to be returned to the Ofiico of th? Company by the. y endernofore ' '?
lite raftle takes placo. Pur'cpaaorB may select a ono number certificate, br a two qmnber
certificate, or'a three number certificate, or a four mun ber certificate.' "'."*,-.
A single.number certificate means a singlo number selected by the buyer any where from
1 to 78, aha should that number be taken out, in.tho twelve numbera so talen from tboTiaftlp
Cylinder, thu.prjrohaaer will be entitled to an Award of four timop tho value or shares tn tba
raffled property, or cost of the original certificate of share's." ' "'" " ~i\
A two number certificate moans if the two numbera as tho certificate cornea ont in the *,
twolvo numbers taken from tho Rafllo Cy?nd?r, will entitle tho snccess(u) bolder toan Award ;
or shares in tho rattled property of twenty times the value or coat of tho,original certificate*
of shares. . ' .. . -' tfTFij?
A three number certificate moana if the three nnmbera on the certificate come ont in the -.
twelve ad taken from the Raille Cylinder, viii eutitle tbs holder to an awfcrd of abares in the .
rn filed property of 120 limea the value or coat of the original certificate of share'*. If but1
two of the numbera are oat in tho three On tho certificate, ' tip* purchaser will re?oive an
Award of twice the amount of tba vaina or coat of the original certificate..
A four number certificate means if tho four numbore on tho certiflcato come opt in the
twelve ao taken from tho Raffte Cylinder, the purchaser will be entitled to an Award of sh are? .
in tho raffled property cf 800 timca the valno or coat of-the original certificate of,shares. If
but three of tho numbera on the cori ino* te are out In the raffle, the purchaser will receive -
an Award of sharoa in the raffled property of ton timca the Value or coat ol the original cer?
tificate of shares.
A der son may invest in a coi ti fi mi to of sharea In t'nene raffles an. amount email or large SB' "
ho picanea. Tho Company's Schedule Li?t of AWufde ia made ont at the rate of one dollar
for certificates, bot certificates will be issued of the value or 25, 50 and 79 con ts; also, tl, 12,
t3, ti, $5 and to $10, and upwards, and tho Awarda delivered pro raia to the aoheduleliat of
rates.
Tho above explanation will enahlo any ono desiring to take ashare in these raffles, to do so
undcrstanriinglv, and tho raffles, boiog fairly and honestly condncted in public by the sworn
Commissioner and exactly at the honra named, (hoy aflora a safer means or investment than
any other business" speculation.
Tho first Property and Land Scheme of the Company will bo isaued in s short
time, und will be rallied every three months.
Any furl her information will bo furnished by the Company's Agent, Mainstreet, opposite
thu !?"ito formerly known as Janhoy'a Hotel, next door below Union office,' whero'oertiucatoa
!.. T. LEVIN, Columbia. S. O.,
AGENT OF'TUE COMPANY.'
All ccrtincfttra anld'in Columbia will bo decided by thc 12 M. drawings, daily, and booka
cloded at fi P. M. tho day previous.
Cu\ni.KRTOx, May 24, 187L
Roc? ?ved of tho "Charleston Charitable Association," of tho Sf ate of South Carolina, for the
ju-m-nt ?( the Free School Fund, [snecoaanrs of lt. H. Willoughby it Co.,] one thousand did- .
hus being thc amii in full to be paid into tho hands'of Ure State Superintendent of Educa
thin "as required bv au Act of lb? lionera! A?a?mbly nf'tho State of South Carolina, panted
at the rep ulai session of 1870- 71,'* approved March-?, 1871. J. K. JILLSON,
June 2 lino State Superintendent Education South Carolina.