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NOON, DESPATCHES; ; j :
FREM?H ELECTIONS-TJ?E RKI*UBLICANS JO
. IIIIJANT -TROUBLE WITH.THE BGXPTIANB
-APPOINTMENT OF A GOVERNOR OF PARIS
. PApis/july 2.-Picurda ?re ^blfoly
poy ^ed this m o this g, prop ''sin g "?aodi du
til rqs'i?r the Assembly oh platier m o?
the "opr^ti a?pooo o? tho,'Be public, with
Thiey*?d'CuM?be gp Jeader?,
The Journal des peba? "says tho people
do not seem to -rejoioe io the suooess of
a loan which they regard as only a depo?
sit for "Gr?rmaoa. " By order of tho War
DeparkmeqV -tho. army of. Vinoy is dis?
solved* Ii'Adoiirault is appointed Go?
vernor of Paris. Troops commenced
leaving Parie yesterday, in conformity
.with the ! treaty.Ordere have been i?
Guod froni. German headquarters, forbid?
ding' th? army ot o bon patton from entor
ing Paris.
PABisYJoly ? -i-If is probable tho'total
rosoli ol'the eleotions is 120 Republi?
cans, eight Legitimists and twelve Bo?
napartiste. Of the Republicans elected,
throe-fourths are moderate and the others
radica!. Faidherbe, Gambetta, Pressing
Cissey and Laborloise are all elected.
Tim Monarchists and Imperialists are
greatly discouraged by 'tho surprising
Republican sucoess in tho'provinces/ s*
The French demand the.early evacua?
tion of ibo Paris forts and tho three do
partthorttis occupied, by . the Gormans.
Bismorak declines to' promise it.
The Assembly is considering a bill re*
quiring the. deposit of ' caution money
from all the newspapers. The candi?
dates pledged solely to the restoration
of the integrity of'France were success?
ful in several of the departments. -"
A train rah off on the Northern Rail?
road; aix killed und twonty hurt.
ROBIE, July 4.-The King reviewed thc
troops, yesterday, and was, enthusiasti?
cally received.'. "', . .. .
LONDON, July 4.~The Emperor a?ucl
Empress of Brazil visited Queen Victo?
ria, at Windsor, to-day. .?. t - ;r ; ^ ~
BRUSSELS, Joly 4.-Th%; Ministry-'am
nounoei-that the Belgian Government
will ; maintain two','Ministers at 'Rome,
ono io Italy and oue td 'the* Holv Seo. "
BE?UIIN, Jaly '4.'- Bismarck has gone
to 'visit- bis estate. . .
A 'difference has arisen'between--thc
Egyptian; Government and the Fronol:
Conaul-at' Cairo, in cousequenco of tm
arrest'of French subjects theru by thc
pollqe.' Satisfaction is demanded.' AL
arrangement is pending.
PARIS,..'July 4.'-Republican journal;
rejoice over the overwhelming majority.
The Thiers-party regard' this vTotbry h
permanently establishing- a republic
The mouarobial press accuse each othei
of want of'energy. ' " . ' ;.
ROME, July 4.-Tho municipality o
Romo gave a brilliant bull' Inst night
The King; 'w?s .present, and ut the cl OBI
bia Modesty starred'for Florence. Thor*
baa been an unusual attendance of Car
din als and other high diguiturieo oi-.rju
church at the court during* fcrle King'*'
Btay in Romev j > . ? ?? ? ? j
LoND-dNV?j July 5.-rf Tb o [ A m erica i
Knig^ta?T?n^lir havejWvtfdM I? Jj (
PARIS, July 5.-.-The JUebats saya tb>
?lection returns ore favorable to th
Bordoaus^PcVrama^ ThoRott ubi!nun
owe B access. $ div i^Jbo nmonjf ibo. omio
nents. The vio?ory is for^peacB'oni
order. Tho siege of Paris will probabl;
be raised to-day. The following is latee
classification : pt' Relegates oleot/nl o
Sunday: Eighty-sir Thie'raites^ thirtee
Radiaale; Awo ?egitmists.: tlureo Orleac
ist?r?ArfFaipdleonSr^ '-~ '. ? ?'
BRACKVILLE, CANADA, July 5.-Th
steamer Maine burst her boiler to.-'daj
One killed and four hurt. ?.
FiiORENOB, July G.-The King kWai
rived from Borne. t*> '% S. ! S b? , !. V
NIGHT DESPATCHES. " *
PARIS, July 5-3 P. M.-The electiou
have increased Thiers' supporters full
100. The court-martials meet hore o
the 10th.
HAMILTON, CANADA, July 5.-Rev. D
Ni vi Ile, reotor of St. Thomas' Chu rel
ia dead. He waa formerly stationed i
New Orleans, Philadelphia and Ne
York.
BERLIN, .July 5.-Wilhelm visits tl
Czar at Ems.
? ? ? ? - ? i ? ;
American lntelliceticc.
NOON DESPATCHES.
BOWEN STILL IN DURANCE VILE-DAIUIi
EXPEDITION-DEPARTURE OF MORMONS
CUBAN MATTERS--OFFICIAL REPORT C
WEST POINT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
PHILADELPHIA AND CHICAGO MURDERS -
ANOTHER CANAL BOTTOM OUT-FRC
DISTILLATION-DEATHS OF FROMINE?
MEN-WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED, i
NEW YORK, Jnly 2.-A Panama letti
says the Jesuits will be expelled fro
Guatemala. The United States friga
California arrived at Oallao. The S
Mary's sailed on the 10th ult., to cru i
in tho South Sea Islands. Results
surveys of the Darien expedition a
said to be so far satisfactory. The N
pipi tonto is considered a sucoess. Coi
modore Selfridge was awaiting tl
arrival of the surveying party tb
ascended the Atrato, and for the stor
ship Guard, when all will return horns
300 Mormons, from Europe, left f
Bait Lake, on Friday, in charge of oi
of Brigham's sons, and 400 more are
quarantine.
HAVANA,. July 3.-Tho. ?panisb gu
boat Neptune captured tho insurge
General Frederico Cavada, while he w
trying to leave the island. He was tak
to Puerto Prinoipe for trial; his exeouti
is oortain. The Neptune also oaptur
Cuban Admiral Osoris, famous for ca
taring the' Spanish boaster Commun*
tarie. Osoris was taken to Nu?vit?a f
trial.: >
HAVANA, July 4.-Three more inst
gent leaders air Cay ra Craze, win
Covatlo was captured, were surround
by tho Spanish steamer-and troops, a
killed; . The insurgent offioers Antoi
Zrtldovor, J?3Q Giulio, Nicholas May
and olliers are at Puerto Principe, V
masoda has arrived at Sancho Esperit
- WASHINGTON, Jply 4.-T-ETifWBmi>n, of.
Galveoton, bas been appointed sp?cial
agent for .Texas on .mail depr?^a^tpnt ,.
Tbe oi?cial report' of tb o board of
visitors to the milt tory academy at Weet
Point, was received to-day. The board
ia generally satisfied with the appearance
pf things nt the academy, bot makes
some.important recommendations con?
cerning tho coarse of study and the ne?
cessity .for lengthening tbe time of pro- ,
bate at the academy.' Some of the
members nrge a return to the vigorous
discipline pf, twenty-five years ago, when
the sons of rich and poor men stood on
equal footing. They opnsider that the
influx of fashionable life at West Point .
bas been instrumental in rendering tho
system of discipline too lax for the re?
quirements of a proper military educa?
tion. The board also urges that more i
attention bo-paid to the teaching the
Spanish language, and hopos Congress
will give proper and efficient support to <
this national institution.
Bowca is still ia jail, though bis par- j
don is hourly expected.
LONG Ba?Ncn, July A -The races were ?
attended by 50,000 persons. Oysterman i
won the Steeple chase, in whioh one ?
horse struck a fence and was killed.
Susan Ann won the second race, and the
Jersey Derby stakoB were won by Henry
.B-issety. . ,-. -
.j WttgHtiiNQ, "WEST YIBGIJ?IA, Jnly4.-.
A tremendous storm prevailed, yester?
day, and did great damage to the wheat
in Morah ali County, and unroofed a !
house here and caused other damages.
NEW YOEE, July 4.-Houdon, the i
prestidigitateur, died recently in Paris.
J?WASHINGTON, July 5. -Bowen's pardon
is not yet in eight.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-A polioeman
shoe a small boy, for exploding crackers.
Tho stand fell ia Penn square.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Sefton, who had
been firing a pistol all day, killed a man
who waa walking with his wife. The
wife ii orazy.
. NIGHT DESPATCHES.
CHABLESION, July 5.-Arrived-steam- 1
ships James,Adgor, Now York; Sea Gull,
-Ballimore: ,. Sailed - 3 toa mor Georgia.
New York;' schooner Amos D. Wards,
Philadelphia.
' ALB?NT? July 5.-Lyons' stables, with
one man and seven horses, were burned
tu-day. > -
LONG BRANCH, July 5.-The second
day, Militia won the first; Wanderer won
tbe second; Longfellow won the third-- I
I, .NEW YORK, July 5.-Tbe bottom of
che canal near Wilkosbam, Pa., fell out, j
yesterday, draining tho entire level and
flooding the mines, over which it was
built. The holiday fortunately caused
desertion of the mines; otherwise the loss 1
of life would have been fearful.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Brandy in and
oat of bond, 263,000 gallons; of which ;
bot 101,000 gallons are the genuine pro
I duot of fruit. The new regulations for ?
I fruit distillation are" nearly ready, and ,
show few changes. Information at the (
I lavonne.Deportment indicates favorable
fruit : dl?tiMalio'h this 'season. Reports (
received at- thu internal ..revenue office
eliott thai 192 grain arid 7; m binase-1 dis?
tilleries were' go operation ?>n the 1st
instant, producing 180,830 gallons of
spirits daily. Ou the 1st of Juno last,
there- were 2li ^distilleries In operation,
prptlricing^ 1923059 'gallpni^per.'duy-a ,
deorense^in "tb? ^laily production since
Juno 1 of 11,220 gallons per day. The
decrease for tho same period in 18G0 was
?7,0,71 gallons.daily. Of the 192 distil?
leries ia operation, 20 are in Illinois, 10
ore in Indiana, 30 in Kentucky, 33 in
Ohio, nud 30 iu.Pennsylvania.
In the Territorial Legislature, tho
lower house defeated woman suffrage by
12 to 8.
? 'NEW YORK, July 5.--William O'Kell,
a broker, convicted of receiving stolen
bonds, has beau sou tended io'five years'
imprisonment.
?Weather probabilities-It is probable
that a falling barometer, with light rains
and fresh South-westerly winds, will ad?
vance during to-night nud Thursday as
far a? Lake Huron, Partially cloudy
and pleasant weather are probable for
tho Eastern States; Southerly winda will
probably continue, on the Southern
Atlantic coast, with cloudy weather in
tho interior. Disturbances merely local
are not considered.
The New Orleans Bulletin publishes
the following anecdote of tho celebrated
Dominican Friar Rocco, of Naples:
"One day he was preaching to a crowd
in the market place. 'This doy,'be said,
.I will soo if.you truly repent of your
Bins.' Thereupon bo commenced a peni?
tential discourse that made the bair of
the hard-hearted multitudo stand up?
right; and when they were all on their
knees, gnashing their teeth, beating their j
breasts and putting on all imaginable
signs of contrition, ho suddenly cried
out: 'Now, you who truly repent you of
your sins hold up your hands.' There
was not one prenant who did not imme?
diately stretch but both arms. 'Holy
Arebangel Michael,' then exclaimed
Rocco, 'thou who, with thy adamantine
sword, standest by the judgment seat of
God, hew-off every bond that has been
raised hypocritically.' Instantly every
hand dropped, and Roooo poured forth
a fresh inveotive against tbe sinfulness
and perversity of his auchen oe."
Tho new horses, Startle, four years
old, and Bruno, both belonging to Mr.
Robert Bonner, of New York, were timed
over Fleht wood coarse, on Friday last.
Startle made his mile in harness, with a
203 pounds driver, in 2.29)?; Bruno did
a half mile, nuder the saddle, in 1.5??.
Tbis is the fastest half milo trotted on
r ?cord.
A nico young mau in Portland, Mo,,
kept looking iuto the window of n mar?
ried lady until he saw her shako, a hand?
kerchief, wbon ' ho called at ber room.
After being picked up at the bottom of
the stairs, and having his bonos set; it
was explained that she was only shaking
some applo parings from a napkin.
~"1---.n,. .. rr p,v ; ?
"Ood made bim, therefore 1st bim pass
for a man," ia th? pions way in which
the Al?sala {Qa'-) Constitution heads an
article in regard to a fellow who prised
a one dollar counterfeit bill on a child in
that city.
An old rail-splitter in Indiana put a
quietus upon ? young man who chaffed
bim about his bald head in these words:
"Young man, when my head gets as soft
as yours, I can raise bair to sell."
The total asseessment of real property
in New York city for the year 1870 was
0742,202,52?; for 1871, $709,302,250;
increase, $2^,099;725-equal to about
four per cont.
. FINAltClA** AN1> CUNNKHCUL.
NEW YORK, Jnly 5-Noon.-Flour dull
and 5@10c. lower. Wheat dull and lc.
lower. Corn without decided chango.
Pork dull, at 15.37@15.50. Cotton
quiet-middling uplands 20%; Orleans
21%; sales 600 bales. Freight? ateady.
Stocks rather heavy but duli. Govern?
ments .dull and strong. State bouda dull
and heavy. Money oaxy, ut 3. Gold
Bteady, at 13^- Exchange-long 10%;
.'lort WU.
7 P. M.-Money 2@3. Sterling weak?
er, nt 10>?($10%. Gold -13j)?@13%.
Governments very strong-62s 15%.
States dull and heavy. Tenneaaees 72;
new 71%. * Virginias GO; new 72j-8\
Louisianas 68; new 62; levees 71; 85 80.
Alabamas 99; 5s 69. Georgias 85; 7s 89.
North Carolinas 46%; new 26>X. South
Carolinas 75; new 58%. Cottou quiet;
sales 1,315 bales-uplands 20%. Flour
-Southern dull and declining; common
to fair extra 0.25@6.85; good to choice
6.90@9.Q0. Whiskey 93%?94. Wheat
firmer and in good export demand-win?
ter red and amber Western 51(0,52. Corn
closed firmer and in brisk export and
speculation demand, at 70@71; Southern
yellow 74. Pork uuclmnged. Lard
kettle 10%@1L Freights steady.
ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Flour and coru
unchanged. Whiskey 91. Pork quiet
jobbing and order lots 15.75(a}16.00:
Bacon inactive-shoulders 7% @ 7% ;
clear sides 9/2
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Flour quiet.
Coru quiet and firm, at 72. Provisions
firm and advancing. Mess pork 10.00.
Bacon iu fair demand-shoulders 7; clear
Bides 9J.?. Lard 10>?@11>S'. Whiskey
89.
CINCINNATI. July 5 -Flour steady und
in moderate demand. Corn declined, nt
55@56. Pork-full prices aBkcd; no do
mund. Lard firm, ut lOJ}?@103jtf. Ba
cou iu good demand, at tull prices
shoulders 7; clear sides 9; 9% asked at
close. -Whiskey firm. .
BALTIMORE, Ju'y. 5.-Flour quiel
good grades iu improved i demand.
Wheat firmer, at following quotations:
White 1.35?l-65; amber 1.55@1.C0;
prime red L45@1.50; fair to ^ood 1.30
[Ufl.?O; Pennsylvania 1.30@1.35; Ohio
and Indiana 1.30(3)1.39. Corn-South?
ern whito dull, at 79; Southam yellow
firnief, at 76; mixed Western 73@74.
Oats dull, at 45(a)60. Pork steady, at
16. Bacon firm-shoulders 1%; rib
sides 9(5)9% ; olear rib 9J?; hams-sugar
sored 17@l7;? Lard firm, ot,12? 12J?.
WhiakeyTquJotbut firm, ut-92jk.. Cotton
easy-middling 20%@20J8'; receipts" 100
bales; wiles 515; stock 2,186.
AUGUSTA, July 5.-Better feeling iu
tho cotton markHt, closing with buyers
asking li?L< f?r Liverpool and 20 for
New York middling; sales 120 bales;
receipts 70.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Flour dull
and drooping-super.4.87?5.00; double
5.62@5.75. Corn ffi good demand
mixed 72,S<@73; whito 77?78. Pork
quiet but "firm, at 16.75. Bacon quie',,
at 8?10>?. Lard quiet-kegs 11%? 12.
Whiskey79??1.02%. Coffeo inactive;
at 13>?@15,H?* Cotton dull-middling
20M; receipts 1,980 bales;,sales 2,000;
stuck 59,445.
EOSTON, July 5.-Cotiun quiet but
Btrong-middling 21%; sales 300 bales;
stock 5,500.
WILMINGTON, July 5.-Cotton-mid?
dling 20; receipbi70 bales; stock 794.
GALVESTON, July 5.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 16; receipts 711 bules;
sales 850; stock 25,952.
CHARLESTON, July 5.-Cotton quiet
middling 20; receipts 663 bales; eales
100; stock 5,668.
SAVANNAH? July 5.-Cotton firm
middling 19%; receipts 294 bales; sales
50; stock 6,577.
MOBILE, July 5.-Cotton quiet
middling 19%; receipts 176 bales; Bales
100; Btock 10,437.
NORFOLK, July 5.-Cotton quiet-mid?
dling 19%($20; receipts 494 bales; salea
25; stock 1,576.
LONDON, July 4-Evoning.-Consols
92%. Bonds 91%.
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Evening.-Cotton
quiet-uplonds 8%; Orleans 9@9%;
sales 10,000 boles; speculation and ex?
port 3,000.
LIVERPOOL, July 5-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened steady-uplands 8%; Orleans
9?9%; ship named at New Orleans 8%.
LIVERPOOL, July 5-Evoning.-Cotton
closed active and firmer-upluuds 8%@9;
Orleans 9% ; sales 20,000 bales; specula?
tion and export 8,000.
LONDON, July 5-Noon.- Consols 92%.
Bonds 91%.
FRANKFORT, July C.-Bonds 96%.
PARIS, July 5.- Ben tea 55f. 27o.
I irilMBBl. 1 ' --HI.Ml IIBIWIIIII . ??
Parasols.
ABIO STOCK closing out, at RUINOUS
LOW l'JUICES, at
July C 3 LOVE A CO.'S.
HOUSEKEEPERS wja??Ug to put up
. Peacboa will find a puro article ol
P?ACH BRANDY at 1*. CAN I'WELL'ri,
July G 1_Main_stroeL
MT. ZION SCHOOL,
-?VI NN S (IOHO, S. C.
M TUE FALL SESSION of 1871
/f^^kv will upon on MONDAY, July 31, sud
^flljfjES^cnndrine twenty weeks. Tim oonrcc
^D??GS:O!' instruction la classical, acton
litio and commercial, affording
?&Sr. thorough preparation for a univer?
sity co?tai or for: ?J URI noss lifo. - For circular*,
atldroes , iL M. FAUR JW,
July C *li Principal.
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IMTW'<^0*?11?^?B ?* SotTTHHRN SE?
CURITIES rN CHARLESTON, S. C~ Corrected,
July 4. 1871. by , .
A.C.KAUFMAN
Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad street.
Hames of Securities. Hale In. Ojf'd Asked.
STATE SECURITIES.
North Carolins, old- 6 - 40
N. Carolina, new. 6 .... 26
South Carolina, old- 6 .... 74
S. Carolina, new. 6 - 00
S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 .... 05
Georgia, now. 7 .... 92
Georgia. C .... 87
Tennessee, old. 6 .... 71
Tennessee, now. 6 .... 71
Alabam I. 8 .... 100
Alabama. 5 .... 08
CITT SECURITIES.
Atlanta,Ga.,bonds.... 8 .... 86
Atlanta,Ga., honda_ 7 _ 76
Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 .... 83
Charleston stock. 0 .... 03
Charin Fire Loan b'ds 7 _ 70
Columbia, S. C., bonds 6 .... 64
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 75
Macon, Ga., boudB. ... 7 _ 76
Mobile, Ala. 8 .... 82
Mobile, Ala. 5 _ 53
Montgomery, Ala. 8. 82
Memphis, Tenn., b'nde
old... 6 .... 55
M new.. 6 - 54
Nashville, Tenn. 6 _ e2
Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 _ 85
Wilmington, N. C. 8 .... 75
Wilmington, N. C. 6 .... 72'ij
RAILROAD RONDS.
Atlouticaud Gulf. 7 _ 82
B. B. B., 1st mortgage 7 _ 60
Ceutral Georg;n. 7 _ 98
Charleston und Savan.. 6 .... CO
Churlette, Col. & Aug.. 7 _ 83
Cherawnud Darlington 8 .... 90
Cheraw & Dar., 2d mort 7 _ 70
Chosap'ke & Ohio, gold G _ 93
Georgia Bailroad. 7 _ 97
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 _ 95
Green. & C., State guar 7 _ 58
Laurens... 7 .... 50
Macon and Augusta,
1st mortgage. 7 _ 76
Macou and Augusta,
(1st mort.,) guar. by
Georgia Bailroad... 7* _ 88
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia. 7 .... 75
Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 85
North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 _ 92
North-Eastern, 2d mort. 8 _ 80
Sav. A: Char., 1st mort. 7 _ 76
Sav. & Char., State gua 7 _ 67
i-routb Carl'o, 1st mort. 7 _ 90
South Carolina. 7 _ 70
South Carolina. 6 _ 65
Spartaubarg and Union 7 .... 55
RAILUOAD STOCKS. Pal'.
Atlnutic and Gulf. 100 _ 32
Central Ga., ex div_ 100 _ 120
Charlotte, Col. &A"g . 100 .... 40
Georgia. 100 .. .*. 103
Green, and Col. B. B.. 20 _ 2
?lacon and "Western... 100 _ 110
Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9
North-eastern. 50 _ 10
Savaunah & Charleston 100, ..., -20
S. C. B. B. shares. 100 _ 33
S. C. B. B. & B'k shares 125 .... 33
Bout-western Georgia.. 100 _ 92
HANK STOCKS.
Peop'sN'l B'k Charl'n.
capitol 3750,000. 100 105 ...
1st Nat'l Bank Chnrl'n
capital 3500,000. 100 125 ...
S. C. Loun & Trust Co. 100 _ 95
Caro. Nat. Buuk, Col'a,
capital 820J.0?0. 100 100 ...
Ceutral National Bank,
Col'u. cnp'l 8100,000 100 100 ...
Nation'l B'k of Chester,
capital 850.000. 100 ..
Nat'l B'k of Newberry,
. capital 8100,000.. ...
Nat'l B'k Spartanburg,
capital 860,000.I
S. 0. Bank k Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100 _ 100 j
Bank of Charleston_ 100 .... 20
Union Bank S. C. 50 .... 50
People's Bank So. Ca. 3%
Plan. & Me. BaukjS. C. 25 .... 25
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Camden. 50 .
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
Charleston Gas Co_ 25 - 20
Charl'n City R.B. stock 60 - 55
GranitevilleMan. Co... 100 - 110
G. & C. R. cort, iudeb. 56
8. C. R. cert, indebt's. .,. par
N. E. R. R, cert, indebt. 65
Mt. Pleasant and Sulli?
van's Island Ferry Co. 100_ 80
City of Nashville coup's .... 81 -
City Charleston cer. in. pur
City of Memphis coup. 68 ....
N. E. R. R. pref, stock. 40
S. itu. R. past due coup. 55
H. & C. R. past due coup. 50
EXCHANGE, ETC.
New York sight.par Leprena
Gold.112 113
Silver. 103 ....
8. C. RANK BILLS.
*Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. 30 ....
Bank Georgetown. 1 ....
Bank of S. 0. 6 -
Bank of Chester. 19 -
Bank of Hamburg. 18 ....
Bunk of Newberry. 10 ....
Bank of the Stnto of
S. C., prior to'61. 46 -
44 issue 'GI and '02_ 39 -
*PI. & Moe. Bank Cbar'n.
f People's Bank Chnrl'n.
?Union Bank Charles'n.
*S. W. R. R. Bank, old.
?S.W. B. R. Bank, new.
State Bank, Charleston .... G ....
! Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 2 -
i Exchange Bank.Oolnm ... 10 -
Corn'l Bank, of Colum - 12 -
Merah. Bank of Cheraw .... 6 ....
Planter's Bank Fairfield .... 3 -
S. C. bills receivable. 05 ....
Charleston cliange bills. 95 -
Biay-Bills marked thus (*) aro being
redeemed ut the counter of above oflico.
Th? best place lo gel h cool summer drink
b ut POLLOCK'S;
ARTHUR C. MOORE,
Attorney and Counsellor at'.La's?,, - j
COL?MUXA, S. C.,
HAS REMOVED bia. office to TTo. % Law ?
Rango._ July 4 18 mo
Citizens' Savings Bank of 8. C.
A LL SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
XJL Bank on or before tho 5th day of each
calendar month will boar intoreet for that
month AB it deposited on tho lut instant.
J. C. B. SMITH,
July 1 4 Assistant Cashier.
Spring Water loe.
MY Ice Machino is now in complete order,
Mid can furnish ICE to city and coun?
try. This Ice ie frozen at a low temperature,
and will melt yory little by transportation.
Prico, ono dollar per one hundred ponnds;
les? quantity, ono and a bal?cente per pound.
Sunday open from 7 to 10 A. M.
July 2_J. O. 8EEOER8.
Pearl Grist.
"I r\ BBLB. FRESH PEARL GRIST, Jaet
X VJ received and for aale low by
_Juno 15_JOHN AGNEW A BON.
Cheap Dry Goods
FOR
30 DAYS 30
AT
"LOVE &. OO.'S."
PREPARATORY to renovating oui atoren,
wo will CLOSE OUT the preuent stuck
at
"IJOW Down Prices,"
And will opon on MONDAY a new stock of
"FANCY FRENCH LAWNS,"
Together with ether
Dress Goods and Linen Goods,
For LADIES and MEN'S WEAR.
?W Wo sell only STANDARD inakoo of Gooda,
so that GREAT BARGAIN? maybe expected
and will bo giren. W. D. LOVE,- .
Joly 2_ B. B. MoOBEEBY.
ICE GOLD SODA WATER with
PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be
obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA?
LOON. Try it.
Teas! Teas'.'. Teas!!!
XTTE have Jost receive fl an invoice of choice
VV TEAS, consisting of
UNCOLORED JAPAN,
Hysons-Gunpowder, Ci ?'
Young?-Hytoon, Imperial, - ?
Oolong and English Breakfast Tea?.
For sale at our urosl low prices. 'k
Jone 28 JOHN AGNEW A- SON.
,A GARD.
^.j^TEt/eg iocali the attention bf tho pnblic
to our first class a tock of
DRY GOODS,
Now complete in. ?very department, and to the
following epecial ?te?na: *
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wo Aro now prepared to chow one of the
handsomest, neatest, choapeat and mont de?
sirable ?tock of SHOES ever opened in this
maikct. We introduce two ucw features In
thc trade, lat. We will aend no gooda out to
try or Ut, aa we havo, at considerable expi nae,
fitted up a "Ladies' Fitting Room." 2d. Wo
guarantee, to thc fullest extent, all our fine
work to give entire satisfaction.
Juno 10_R. C. SHIVER Sc CO.
Davis' Magic Grease and Spot Remover
TRIS ia inv&lnablo in cloaning clothes of
any sort, ll does not injure or disoolor
thc fabric in tho slightest. Price 25 cents.
Prepared for sale by W. G. FISHER,
Juno 15 Druggist.
NEW GOODS
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NEW styles of TR1NTS.
Now styles of Aprons, white and buff.
Children's White Mouaul Blouses.
Children's Hu ff Linen Blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
All at very low prices. June 8
FRSSHAND COOL!
w E open thia day a fresh lot of
DRY GOODS,
Direct from first hands. Having no old stock
to work off, we show new and fresh Goods, at
Dull Times Prices.
We ask especial altontion and examination
or our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, tho only place In the city to pro
euro theso doaira^lo goods is at
TOUTER & STEELE'S.
.lui.o i r_I_
Smoked Herrings. .'
i)Afl BOXES SMOKED HERRINGS,Inst
4?\t\J received aud for sale, st fifty couta
per hex. by .?'. JOHN AGNEW &. SON.
?&H prepared to famish the sbsrs GOAL,
in quanti Ho? from one to fifty ton?, nt * 15
per too. delivered in any patt of toe etty.
Ordere Can be left at Lo rick & Lowrance's or
A. Palmer's. Ton 3,000 Iba. T. J. HARPER.
June29 : . , _. Imo*
Coall Coal!! Coal!!!
THE undersigned baa made arrangement?
with partios in Charleaton, and is pre?
pared to lu ru ia 1J COAL at $16 per ton of 2.000.
weight, caab on. delivery. Orders left ai
Greenville Railroad Office, over South Caro?
lina Dank and Trust Company, promptly at?
tended to. TROS. J. MOORE, Agent.
Juno 13_._Imo
Reduction in Prioes.
LADIES'popular PONY PRE?
STONS, ono ortho nnmucr just
.received, very atylish. . No-top
-Buggies, Toji BnggloB and Tnrn
aoat Buggies, in variety. Fine fiix-passenger
Phmtona, on platforms; Foar-paea*Dger Pan*
tons, on three apringe. Open and Turn-seat
Rockawaya. Thia varied Block is now being
offered very low.
May 25_W. K. GREENFIELD
Taz Not!oe.
Orrie? OF COONTT Aunrron, RICHLAND Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. C., Jnno 38,1871.
rN pnreuance of an Act of tho General Aa?
eembly, at ita laat session, my office in Co?
lumbia will be open on and after the 1ST DAT
OF JULY next, to receive the returns of Per?
sonal Property or the tax-payers of this Coun?
ty for the year 1871.
Blanks can he obtained at thia offico.
Tax-payera are required to enter on blank?
all transfora or purchases of real oatate, and
alao all new buildings erected ainee Last re?
turn.
Where tax-payera neglect to make their re
tnrr.H, the Coauty Auditor is ce spoiled, by
law, to charge thom with the return of the
previous yoar and add fifty per oent. thereto
as penalty. M. J. CALNAN,
June 29_Auditor Richland County. I
BEAD THIS!
'yyE take plcaaure in calling tho special
attention of tho trade to our large arid well
selected atock of . >. -
Ladies. Miases, Children, Men and Boya'
SI01S MD Wits,
Which we are Balling at
uiidi". . iii: ' -r' :?? '<
MANUFACTURER'S PEIG&8. I >..
.. ' . . 1 M ?! .: . ll kJJ /i.'.l* iJ" ibti'M I'lr
Give as a paii, and examine before jon; boy.. .
J. H. & M. ? tXt???to. .
M??2C_.? m lb ??
Dealers and Those in Want
,C ' r, . .1 I ??. .t i"
? .:?>)> *dl
1 .fl n'. /'
have now in store a full line of tho
newest and most
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
ture, whioh we guarantee, at all times, to Bell
as low, if not at loss pricea, than anyhouBe
in Columbia, having oar O'nbds from the
largest and moat celebrated eatabliehmenfe
in tho United Statea. And aa we desire to
please all, wo havo now in our house the
BEST GRABES
OF
EVERY CLASS OF-'GOODS,
From tho lowest to the highest, and we feel
confident that all thoao f?vpr?ng./UB *?ith art
order from a dist juco wiO be pleased and
satisfied tba? , ' . :?.-,-<.?.?.%>
O TTE H E
THE ?HS
In thia city to deal with.
Wo will, upon applioation, send promptly
bymail, full linos of samples of those kind of
Goods desired and specified by our friends
and ouatomora. AU orders accompanied by
cash amounting to $35 and over, delivered in
any part of the St a to free of freight charges.
Thole nrraoeomperiled; will be sent OYO. X>.
We respeotmUy solicit orders, whioh will
receive the ?rompt and peraonal attention of
ono of. the nrm. Our pri?es being low, we
think we oau rendor'aatisfaellon to all. Give
ua a trial. . _
J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD,
_May 3 _ COLUMBIA, S. C. ii
LIME,
TUB GREAT FKKTIL1ZER.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot'at Walhalla,
B. C., for $1 50 per barrel. AddreBB,
REV. B. BOLDER, Walhalla, 8. O. "
March 2G
The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
IN preference to London Vftrtor and Scotch
Ale. Why? They know it ia unadulterated.