The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, July 15, 1871, Image 3
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C0MMXJNISXfl;?ONTINlja.--: ?l-I'l oUiVvttd J.
MADBU>, . fyry,',' !4^a6;'qo?ty rfc^
passed a bill indemnifying the Bank bf
France for tho. annulment of the-'treaty
regarding Ihe^Ba?iBb.baq^u'j
rAJua, ,Ju\y .l3,r^Tho Government has
dospatpheaiauppreBontative to England
to endeavor to.,.induo<* tho.Britieb. Go?
vernment to consent to a modification of
the treaty of commerce between .Franco
and England, bearing dato January 23,
18G0. A graud ciiBlom3.oouferoDCO ia
suggested, to be held in Berlin, and em?
br aa o delegates from all Ea topean' States..
LONDON,, JulylS/:-Czar Alexander; ot
Kassia, the'Empress' Marie: 'AJekandti-.
na, ann the Grand Dukes Vladimir and
Alexis, are at Friedrichshofen,- a town
of Wurtemberg, on DalreOonst?nap. ...
AiiKXAwniX Jujy 13.-The differences
between tho Egyptian Government and
Frenan Oonsul-O?netal have been re?
ferred for 'B?ttlomout to tho French Ca?
binet: 7' jj:I - ~ ;<T .:;;.) ?;.il
PABIS,, July 14'.-Tho members of the
Commune will..be tried together. Ar?
resta continuo.: The journals devote
their editorials ' to the approaching mu
nioipar ?l?'otion'!';:. ' ',"
' l;-:"i' .-'T* * * ? : "
,j ; Aj?iev?can iTiloIllt?euoc. - i -,
\ : ^t'NOON 'DESPATCHES.
ABRTVAII OF MORMONS-PREMIUMS FOB
BAW COTTON-?PPOBLTION TO II TIP I? AT, OF
MOBOOOO TABTFF-DEAD AND WOUNDED
OF ' THE BIOT^INDIOTMBNT OF THB
Ri?TElt?-EXPLOSION-SEVEBH 8T0BM
8 HI ZU HE B-S TAX.. OOIiLiKOTORS--CUD AN
AFPAO?H -PROPOSim BEMOVAIj OF TBS
BAPTIST UNIVERSIT? F1J0M OHF0?NYIEEE^
IiYNdniNO -- 9hAUfiHTEi? "' 0$.,j APAOHI?
COMF1 RM HO 1-LOUISIANA BKPUBUCAN
O O N VENTIO N--K>??TO N E SPORT FOB JUDY,
to'iW^S?J^rJ:}?.' ?. ..''.'.*.-" '
WASITIN?TON, JnTy IS-) - Judge- Ar B.
Wright; of Koma, 'Ga.', ? ex-member oj
both Congresses, - waa before the Kc
Klux Committee. HQ believed In th(
Ka, Klux,! bat. it waa a police, not a po
Utica!* .organisation. Negroes behaved
better than, was expected. Enough wit?
nesses are here to occupy tho commit toe
to the end of ue?t week, when- it wil,
adipqrn.i . . . ..
NEW YORK, July 18. -Over 400 Mor
mona, wup arrived at uas tl o Garden
yeaterafty, .from Scandinavia,. in.'. LJbi
steamer* Minnesota, leavo this afternoot
for the West..
CINCINNATI, Joly 18.-Tho managen
of the Ibd?strial Exposition have deter
mined on special premiums for raw cot
ton from -the States of.Alabama, Geor
gie, Arkansas, Texas, . Louisiana, Ten
nosaoo and-Mississippi, each State oom
peting with itself, in addition to a gran*
m odor offered by -the Exposition for th
beet' bole jin- the^'wb.ole. country^ . Th
Chambor -Of Comcqo?rco i and morohont
have already raised ?20,000 as premium
to exhibitors- from the respective State
for thia BjpfooiaHy..
Nkw ;!Y<>BBV July 18.,-The! Unite*
States ship Guard, of tho^ Darion cai
veyjngi expedition, ii sailed >from Aspic
wall, Jun^SO; lo*?New York. OepM
Selfridge ta aij5aQs?pae,c on , $ho J^oin
Star.' J-VJ ,?*. .> ,,.1 A
. S4R,}Ppi?P?Tsba^nry Mu-tMrs, ,Ood
Stantoni and '.Susan' B.? 'Anthony paid
visit pf aympathy. and condolence I
Mr^fair.;;^ fri
Bjrfttnbergoj, who claims to havobee
priveto secretary to Jem-Davis darin
tho War, waa Orrosted, yesterday, for ti
forgery of ja ohook ,-,jtor $150, as be wi
leaving ojj a vecsel ,for Mazatlan. H
jumped, overboard, and was rescued wil
difficulty. , "' ., ,
NEW Y?EK, July l-l.-Tho semi-annu
meeting of tho morocco dealers res ol vt
to resisS the move by ohoo manufacture
for a repoal of tho tariff on morocco ai
Bcrg^'^podfl^ ,'A commit too of iwolvo.W
ap pointed to 'op poso the maT-ter"in Co
gross. u.*.'C .: ? :
Mayor Hall assn m es th? whole r?flpo
Btbility of Kelspp's order forbidding tl
Orapgo pro'dea??on, aqd argues that t!
resnjt proved, the wisdom of Kelso?
order. Tho Police- Commissioners','ll
mc^rhtio and Republican, were on ai
mons iq favor of Ive! do o's order.
Deaths from, ?ho riot, fifty-six;* mo
wounded" willi die, The? regttrlents s
still quarreling rjv?r the question, ay.
whioh fired ?fppl?ssly. ; There is np qui
tion as to tho excellent behavior of t
police;' their conduct is universo,
praised, 1 .
The grand [ jury ptoppse to indict t
rioters for murder and the utterers of :
oendiary spe?eh?s as accessory.'
John McGraw, a shipping morchant
New Yor^is'dead; aged seventy. --
The . rotary bleaoher of Howlan
pape? min exploded to-day, demolishi
the^rka,. '
Twp more wounded rioters are dead
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The tax-c
leot?ss of Mieooari seized thirteen Ii
Mountain Railroad engines, a lot of la
ber belpngiog to? tho Marino and I
Dook Company, and the property of ?
North! Missouri; Railroad^ for noa-p
mont of taxes. 1 . -j
Tho entire amounfc of flve-twentiei
18?2 outstanding ie'0490,000,000. Wt
it is irao various ouggestiona and pro
sitidns have &een made for its aoso
tion, nothing 'has yet been determi:
by the Secretary. It can bs effici:
stated that tho new . loan has notb
withdrawn from tho market.
A severe storm passed over St. Lo
One was killed.
A convention of Kentucky Bapti
at Louisville, offer $300,000 to rem
the Baptist University from Greenv
S. C., to an eligible point in Kentui
provided tho other Southern States r
$200,000. .
Rafael Quesada*, with 200 Yooezi
ans, landed in Cuba. Spanish rep
say. they were closely pursued, u
killed, and maoh of their stores
lured.
I SAN FKAHOISCO, JoJy 14.-Geo. Kirk, '
Who was banished ,f rpr? yirghija City,
returned, hod'Ibo Vfgnojita hung him.
turoa o?e dietdlor, ^ud ?eized one ?tili.
Three marines were woundcdj'.v' i J .?.
: Tho fanerais were attended by ?ht? 111
bernians in'full-regal io; No disturbance!
Tho jin ib tia. oil] co rs ufo nt iii quarreling
oypr tho responsibility for. Wie unaecos-.
Sary nee Of lire ?artus. . ...si, v..a li
' WASH?N^TON, Joly14.-NW'fmore ap
plieationB for soldiers' djacharlos will b?
entertained, as the army,is 'now, reduced
to 30,000. . .- ? . . ? ? : ' ! : /,
The-President remains at Long Brauch
till the T5ta dt Angust, wbqa ho goes to,
California. He. is not homing to Washy
ingtoh, unless au emergency, requires
bim. The Attorney-General has gone
to North Carolina to make a speech.
The Ku Klux Committee examined
Treasurer Augier, of Georgia, and Mayor
Anderson,-of Savannah. Their testimo?
ny fully sustains tho d?plorable financial
condition and bad management of the
South. -Tho evidence v fully sustained
the current statements of venality and
incompetency Of porso*ns in power in
tho respective States,
Probabilities-The barometer w 1
probably rise on the lakes, with clear
weather from Michigan- to Kentucky
and Eastward. The area of lowest ba?
rometer will probably move liant ward lc
the Bay of Fandy by Satqrday morning.
Fresh Westerly winds are probable foi
Saturday on the Atlantic coast and the
lakes. Partially cloudy weather; with
South-western winds, ?will probably pro
vail ia the Southern States. . Daogoroue
Winds- aro not anticipated. Stormi
merely local are,not considered,
j I The July returns of the cotton ero;
do. not materially change the cotton er or
prospect'reported iu 'Juno. Hovero, rait
storms have continued to obstruct calti
vati?b" and Check tho growth in thc
States upon the Galt coast. The.State*
of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama ani
Florida averago lower in condition thar
ot the dato of ' th t? last report. Th?
Georgia and Texas averages remain un
changed, and an improvement is indi
oated in the Carolinas, Tennessee anc
Arkansas. The per cu nt ago ' in ead
State, as compared with .the duly state
mont,- is .ns.'fojllb'ws: Joly, 1870, Noftl
Carolina, 94 per cent.; July, 1871, 9!
per cent. ; July, 1870, South Carolina
90 per cent.; July, 1871, 100 per cent.
Georgia, July, 1870, 101 por oont. ; July
1871, 82per oent.; Florida. Joly,'1870
98 pir cent.; Joly, 1871, jfc8 per dent.
Alabomo, July, 1870, 102 per cont. ; Joly
1871, 81 per cent.; Mississippi, July
1870, 95" per oout.j.July, 1871, 80 pe
cant.; Louisiana, Jilly, 1870, 101 pe
bent.; July?, J871, fj^per .cont,; Texas
Joly, 18f0, 97 per cent ; July. 1871, 9
par cent. ; Arkansas, July, 1870, 101 pe
cent.; July, 1871, 90 per cent.; Tonnes
see, July, 1870,85 perce nt. t July,'1871
53 per cent.'
Wbilo no estimation cvh at thia earl
lath, bs authoritatively :mad?; Chis' ir
formation leads to tho following conch
sions: With a reduction of 19 per oent
relatively low condition, and a season i
lob g as that of 1870, there should 1
gathered a o:qpv<? ?^?OQjKi?Alesi 5
about as large as that of 1869; with
season of average length, 2,900,01.
bales; with an early frost and a very ni
fpyorablo season for picking, 2,700,01
bales. The prevalence of inseots, wit
other . unpropitious ciroumutaneo
would' probably reduc? the crop j
2, ?00,000 bales; and a steady i m prov
ment of the plant for sixty days, wi
the longest and most favorable piokii
season, might carry the aggregate up
$,?00,000 bales. -This is- presented as
fair statement of the range of probabi
ti os, based opon the most extensive ai
reliable data, and uninfluenced by t!
clamors of the speculators of ibo ?otb
exchange. . , .
4 MoBinj?', July JL4.-r-Henry Europo ai
Allen Alexander were acquitted of t!
oh argo of forgery in the city court yt
terday.
CHAftnfiSTON, July 14.-Sailod-stea
Br Falcon, Baltimore; schooner J. '.
Stickney, Baltimore.
; CHICAGO, July 14.--Tho slaughter
?f ty-sii Apaches near Tonto Creek, A
zona, is confirmed.
. NBW ORLEANS, - July 14.-The Repi
lioan State'Press Convention adjourn*
tja^s morning, sine die, after a eton
session. There was a bitter cont
thrdifgbont tho sitting of the Couventi
bei ween, the Warmouth and Dunn f
tiona of the Republican party. A re
lotion endorsing the entire adnlinist
tion and the Republican measures ad
oated by those othoiais, was voted do
by 26 to 14. Resolutions were ndop
pledging the faithful advocacy of ]
SubUcau principles as contained in
ihioago platform; that President Gr
has proved himself to be an honest p
lio servant; and, after reciting what !
been accomplished by his Adminis1
tion, pledged the papers represente)]
support him for re-nomination in 1?
pledged themselves heartily to assist
Republican State Central Committee
its endeavors to allay all factions i
quiets in the party; will advocate
trenohment and eoonomy in the Si
administration; areduotionof Eicon
patronage nnd power; a remission to
people of their right directly to con
the officers who colleot the taxes of
g i ?tc, cs d ssch modification cf elset
registration and auxiliary laws theret
will prevent frauds, ko.
Speaker Carter, in advocating
above resolutions, said of tho-regit
tion and election laws: "Should
Democrats come into power, they wi
keep the Republicans out of olfic<
an unknown number' of years. Pt
patronage soems to bo the bone of
tention among Republican edite
Commenting, the Republican i
."When the Republican party enn
the printing law, it did not intone
create a disorganizing element ii
own midst, ferocious to devour
It simply Btraiood the liberality of tho
?icca of society and*fe?orm the passions,
^^(1^^^^^^'^^ f defend
tog the treatment which the nation was
imposing on tba 'State, The allowance
waa libGr?l.atid.J?oprovision nmplo; and
if the Republican press hod 'recognized
Ibo wisdp.m and the providence of the
Iegislutiou which enabled ? them to start
nto existence, they -would hayo been a
iourco of pride to the State and a source
f honor to the party.".
r--? fi ii 1 . . 1 ? '.
. KHia^OJAl, AWL) <OtUm*iatt;i,"k 1..
PAJRIS, July 14.-Bullion iucre&ped
7,000,000f. Rentes 65f. 70c.
t LONDON, Julyv 14-Noon.--Consols
93%. Bonds 92*?V
LrvBBPOoii,; July 13-Noon.-Cotton
opened strong-uplands O^; Orleans
9>?; sales 15,000 boles; Bales of tho week
127,000; export 8,000; speculation 38,000;
stook 600,000,' 'of ' which American is
392,000; reoeipta of tho week 25,000, of
which American is 11,000; actual export
10,000; stock afloat 438,000, of which
American is 03,000.
'LONDON, July 14-Evening.-Con3o's
93^- BondB,92J?. . ;
iavEur-oon, July 14-Evening.-Cot.
tonI closed firm- uplands 9(0^9^; Orleaus
9>4? nearly due from Orleans 9 3-16.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet.
FBANKFOKT, July 14.-Bonds 96^.
Nuw YouK, July 14-Noon.-Stookf
steady and quiet.1' Gold dull, at
12. ' Governments dull and heavy.
State bonds very qnlet. Money easy, al
3. Exchnuge-long 10??; short ll.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull and un
changed. Corn a shade firmer. Pori
steady, at 15.00. Lard firm. Cottoi
firm-uplands 21; Orleaus 21^; salei
1.G00 bales. Freights steady,
7 P. M.-Cotton firm; sales 4,97<
bales-uploads 21. Flonr dull and de
dining-common to fair extra 0.00(5
6.60; good to choice 6.65(719.00 Whis
koy Bteady. . Wheot heavy-spring cu
lower; new Rud 'old winter red, auibe
Western aud Southern 1.45(?U.52. Cori
closed quiet, 71^@72>4'. Rice in fu]
supply and easier. Pork more activ
but iuwer, at 14.75@15.00. Lard firme
-kettle ll. Freights drooping. Moue
abundant, at.2($3. Sterling lO^Ci
10%. Gold 12>^@12>4. Govornmuut
dall; 64s ??a. better; 81s ??a. bettei
StateB very dall-no change in prices.
CINCINNATI, .July li - -Flour stead j
Corn dull, at 55@5G. Pork nominal
15.00 asked. Lard-full prices asker]
but no demand. Bacon ib fair demand
at lower rotes; demand chiefly to oovt
contracts-shoulders G?-.i; sides 8ji(??8^
Whiskey 91.
. .'J ALTIMORE, July. 14.-Flour iu. fa
demand for fresh ground., Wheat stead
and demand lights. Corn scarce and di
mand light-white 76(a)78; yellow 7l
Whiskey 94?94<?. Mess pork 15 50(
16,00. Shoulders 7%. Lard Ililli*
Cotton firm^/piddling 20^ ; receipts ?
bales; sales 50; stock 8S0; receipts of tl
week 817; Bales fcUOO. .
AUGUSTA, Jilly 14.-Cotton mark
closed qoiot aud lirm, at 19 for Live
pool middling;, receipts 60 bales; sal
" WILMINGTON^ Jul^ 14.-Cotton quiet
middling.'20; receipts 50 -bales; sto<
1,098; receipts of the week 257; sales 2
. Nsw OBiiBANS,,July 14.-Cotton qui
-middling 20>?@20J?; receipts 1,3
bales; sales 1,500; stock 62,182; receip
of tho week 7,533; sales 9,500. Flo
quiet-Eaper 4.75(2)5,00; double 5.25
5.75;, treble 6.00(o)6.25. Corn quiet
mixed and yellow 75; white 78@i
Pork dull and' lower-mess 16.00. I
con dull aud weak, at 72??10>?; sugi
cured hams, choice, 15)?@16>?. La
flrm^tierce 10>^@10%; kegll,'?@ll:
Sugar dull-common 10?ff; prime ll
<&U%- .Whiskey steady-Western r
tided 92&(a>l.'G2. Cof?ee firm and Bte
light; at 183?(S>15>?,
. GALVHSTON, July 14-Cotton steady
good ordinary 16; receipts 557 bal
eales 250; stock 20,679; receipts of t
week 3,100; sales 1,900.
CHABLESTON, July 14.- Cotton quie
middling 20}.< ; receipts 146 bales; HS
100; stock 4,712; receipts of the w<
1,312; sales 1,000.
MOBILE, July 14.-Cotton dull-m
diing 20; receipts 107 bales; sales 1,4
BOSTON, July 14.-Cotton quiet t
steady-middling recei
597 bales; sales 300; stock 5,000; recei
of the week 9,225; sales 1,600.
NoBFOLK, July 14.r-Cotton quie
low middling 19; receipts 120 ba
stock 1,108; receipts of the week 4,?
sales 80.
SAVANNAH, July 14.-Cotton in no
mand-middling 20; recepts 108 ba
salos 125; stook 5,657; receipts of
week 929; sales 300.
The Georgia Gin
THIS ii tho third season we huvo sold tl
QIN8, and have never had a single c
plain?. We offer them with renewed c
donoe, at moderato prioea and reaaou
terms. ?OBICE & LOWRANCE, Ag ta.,
Jnlyl3 2mo Colombia. H.
SEWIHG EfiAOfllNES
From Five io Ten Dollar? Apiece.
T>Y calling at the Wheeler A Wileou'a B
JD room, aeoond door below PHOENIX o
voa can boy the COMMON SENSE and HI
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES, at
fire to ten dollars api?oo.
J. 8. PURSLEY
Agent Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Maohti
JulyO _5
Pic&ifid Tosses, Scsi, &c.
JUST opened, choleo Fulton Markot B
Choice Pioklod Tongnes,
Choice Sugar-Cared llama,
Choice BuKOr Chirod Strips,
Choice No; 1 Mackorel.
For gale low by JOHN AGNEW ft S(
Wool! Wooli Wool!
WANTED to buy 20,000 poundB o? V
for cash. BLAKELY .t GIBBI
Columbia, ?
SftT" Newborry Herald. Abbuvillo Fret,
Banner, Fairhold Herald oacheony four
and forward bills to thia offloe. Juno 15
Pearl G^Tst]
?i /\ BARRELS PEARL GRtST,
AAJ 5 barr?la pearl liominv, Tor ealo
July 12 'E. HO
! A.AAlo'ikiiimisFW&Ti?TN.^Xh? terri?
ble crime of the -"Connecticut Borgia,"
as the. wpm au ,whp. has, poisoned abroa
h^a^Mx?^gbi;cbilaf?n'ie B?J?? bj
(?be press, baa been followed by a most
ei'pitiug sensation in Baltini?re, The '
papers of tust city come to us full of the
details of an alleged poisoning case, in
which a lady of refinement and high po*
sition in "aooioty is the leading actor,
which j 3 scarcely lesa horribly titan the ?
C?nn?OunOt story. On Monday benob1
warrants were 'issued from the Griminal
Court in this city for the arre&t ofr-MrB.
E. G. Wharton, the widow of tho lalo
MnjvHarry"W. Whartdnj bf the United
States army, residing at No. 2G3 N. Eu
tafr : street, in a locality fashionably
kupwh as "Hamilton Place," on the
charge of the murder, ot her- residence,
by poisoning, of Gen. Wm. Soott Ko tch?
um, a retired officer of the United States
service, and also with-the poisoning,
with intent to kill, of'Mr. Eogene Yan
Ness, a book-keeper in the well-known
banking .house of Alexander Brown &
Sons, corner Calvert and Baltimore
streets. As yet but little action bas been
tukon in the matter by the officers of tho
law.
Sighting land from a steamship off the
Irish coast is thus described by a passen
ger: "All of a sudden, at the blank hour
of 2 in tho morning, a vague movement
of relief from a long strain OJ presses it
self in oil hands. Tho third officer's
lantern twinkles, and ho fires a rocket
and another rocket. A sulloh solitary
light is pointed out to mo in tho black
sky yonder. A change is expected in
jibe light, but unr.e takes placo. 'Give
them two moro rockots, Mr. Vigilaut.'
Two moro and a blue light burnt. All
oyes watch the light again. At last a
little toy sky rocket is flushed up from it
and, even as that small stroke in tho
durkness dies away, we are telegraphed
to Queenstown, Liverpool and London,
and bunk again, under tho ocean, to
America."
"WE'LL MAURY THIS FALL "-I gave
her a rose and I gave her a ring, and
asked her to marry me then, but she
sent them all back, insensible thing, and
said she had no notion of men. I told
her I had meaus of money and goods,
tried to frighten her with a growl; but |
ehe answered she wasn't brought up in
tho woods, to bo frightoned by the1
screech of au owl; I called her a beggar,
and everything hail; T slighted her fea
tiiros and form, till at length I succeeded
ia getting her mad; and she raged like a
sea iu a storm. And then, in a moment,
I turned and smiled, aud culled her my
aogol and all; BIIO foll in my arms like a 1
wearisome obild und exclaimed: "We'll
marry this full."
Another growl may be expected short?
ly from tho sturdy British public, as it
is-intimated that the Queen is about to
ask the Hoase of Commons to make a
handsome provision for Prince Arthur,
as was doue in the case of the Princess
Louise It is also stated that the request
will be accompanied by an announce?
ment ljkely to find favor among those
who have advocated a royal establish?
ment in ireland. - >'
Chief Constable John B. Hubbard
went to Augusta Tuesday with a requi?
sition from the Governor for the party
arrested and lodged in jail in that city,
for participating in the killing and other
outrages on the plantation of Mr. Red,
in Barnwell Oonnty, a few days ago.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-On Monday,
about 2 o'clock A. M., at his residence
in Onslow County, near the Folly store,
while Bitting, in the door, Mr. Jonas
Jones, a highly respected citizen of the
County, was killed by lightning.
I Wilmington Journal.
Mrs. Fair'? remark, "If poor, dear
Crittenden were alive, he would ?ot me
oil," is only paralleled by the youngster
who murdered his father and mother,
and didn't think tho judge "arter hang
a poor orpbiug."-Cincinnati IHmes.
Ia Wyoming tho bride furnishes thc
ring and the license, and the blushing
bridegroom falls into hysterics.
WUOIiliSALK PttlCKS CUIUUOT.
CORRBOTXn WEEKLY BX THE BO A BO OF TitADE.
An'LES.tytra.l 00(02 00 i &loLABSEa,Uu?a,3?rs550
UAOOI.NO,.18(32:2 NowOrl'na 80?90
BALE ItorK, Manil,?25 | Sugar il'se.. GOfai'O
N.Y.orWeatylb 8? 12 NAILS, ty keg5 50? B 00
Burren, North. Sd&lO ? OKIONB.*ibusl 75?2 00
Country, ty lb.2U?30 OTL,Keruaonc,nlO?50
BACON, fiama. lti'{0?O I Machinery..75?1 CO
Sides, ty lb. 10? 12 SFECIB, Gold ?1 Hi
Shoulders... 8?H Silver. ?1 OG
CA??LES, Sporm40(y,70 i POTA T'S, Ir isl 00 iii 50
Adamantine lt,ld? IC Sweot.bus 9li?l 00
COTTON YARN 1 20? 1 25 I Ut CK, Caroliua lb 'J Vc 10
Corrow,Stet M,_194 ! SnoT.tyhftK. 2 75?3 CO
Middling.l&J SALT, Liverp.20U?2 10
Low Midl'g.17* SOAP, tylb,.7J?10
Qood Orduy.IGA ?rraiTs, Alcohol,K 1500
Ordinary.16! Urandy . .4 U0?12 00
CHEESE, E.D.a. 20^251 Oin.2 00(36 50
'/aotory.16?22 Rum.2 00?7 00
Corras, Rio, tylb nerf 22 I Whiskey... 185@4 00
Laguayra-23?26 j SuoAn, Crus A P15@16
Java.28?30 > Drown.12?U
FI.OCB.CO. 7 50(ftlOC0 HTABCH, ty lb... 8A?10
Northern.750(^11 00 TEA,Oreenlb 1000200
USAIM, Corn 1 20@1 25 1 Black.100@110
Whoat... .1 40(gi 60 i TOBACCO, Ohw.C0@l 00
Oatl. 90?1 00 < Smoking,lb..50fifi 1 00
PeaB.1 10@1 25 VINEOAB, Wine,.50@G0
HAT, North, tyowt.2 50 French.... fifi l 00
Hmns.Dry, tylbl24@18 WINE, Cham.28@35 00
Orosn.@8 Port, tygalS00?5 80
LAUD, ty lb.15@17 Sherry.... 273?7 00
Liter, ty bbl. 2 B5?2 75 ! Madeira... 3 00?8 00
Self-Sealing Fruit Jars*
THE best in market, at rodncod prices.
A small lot of
Poro Ai'PLE URANDY.
Puro Poach Urandy.
Pure Coguao Brandy.
Pure Neutral Spirits for putting up fruit for
wiotor uso. L?RICK * LOWRANCE.
July 8 ._12
Imported Ale and Porter.
i)K CASKS-Piutd-host brands, tr. store
?J O and for sale_ CEO. HY MM K tts. I
Spring Water Ice.
MY Ico Machino is now in complete order,
and can furnish ICE to city and coun?
try. This leo is frozen at a low temperature,
and will melt vory little hy transportation.
Pri?e, ouo dollar per ono bund rod pounds;
lobs quantity, ouo and a hair couts per pound.
Sunday open from 7 to 10 A. M.
Julv 2 J.C. SEEGER8.
- .01? 8 ?tiJJl lllUJUJil?
IiATE?T ,Q?OX?JIQfift'4>y; SoumiR?iM Su?
fi uTUTiEs IN OIIAIO??^N, SriOr-Oorrected,
(Jaly l^W?i^Irx a*; ?ai: ; : ??0?i
Banker'au 9 Broker/ N? 25 fooaflstfifet.'
Naines ofSe??ritie?: j$i&'Jhi d AsVexji
STATE EEC UBIT EE8. l i ? . ' . : H ?-.
North Carolina, old, ; ..4 6 .... 46"'
'N. Carolina, new. 'V. '0 -,;.'.'. :^?.^t:.
South Caf alina, ol&t? 6 i*v?A^y?mn.
.S. Carolina,-' new.. ?'..>. - 6 ..... 60-?
.S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 - 68 ">
"Georgia, newv.,.-.,,.*>..... ., 7.. .....92,.
Georgia .. r' ..".'.....VI... * 6 .".,. 87^
Tennessee, old.^r..6.- ... ?S?ffi?Sj
Tennessee, new....... ' 6 * . ^^/J?Rpfr
Alabara s.'.'.'..'.., 8/ ...'. TW
Alabama. 5 .... 60Y
CITY, SEOUIUTIBS..
Atlanta, ("ia., bonds,-... y ?..86 '
A tia? tn, Xi a., bonds r.l-v- '-- 7 ..;-.-'. 75
Augusta. Go., bonds... 7 .... - 83
Charleston Btock.. 6' ..... -53
Charl'n Fire Loan bMs 7; ii.*. 70
Columbia, S. C., bonds 6 - 64. f
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 78
Macon, Go.,bonds.... 7 .... 77
Mobile, Ala. 8 .... 82
Mobile, Ala. 5 .... 53
Montgomery, Ala. 8 .... 82
Memphis, Tenn., b'nds
old... 6 _ 55
'1 new.. 6 ' . * * 54
Nashville, Tenn....... 6 .... 62
Savannah, Ga., bobds. 7 .... 86
Wilmington, N.-O.,... 8...... 75
Wilmington, N. 0. 6 _ 72}?.
RAXLJtOAD BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf. 7 .... 82'*
B. R. R., 1st mortgage 7 .... 60.
Central Georgia.. 7 - 08
Charleston aud Savon.. . 6 .... 60
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7 .... 83
Cherawand Darlington 8 .... 90
ChorawA:Dar.,2dmort 7 .... ,70
Cb esop'ke & Ohio, gold 6 .... 93
Georgia Railroad. 7 - 97 '
Green. & Col..1st mor. 7 - 95
Green. Sc C., State guar 7 ...."56
Laurena. 7 . 50
Macon and Angosta,
1st mortgage.:.. 7 .... 76
Macon and Augusta, , .,
(1st mort.,) guar. by
Georgia Railroad:. . 7 - 90
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia.,....,.. 1 : -7.. 75
Memphis & Charleston.- 7- 85.
North-Fj??ier? 1st mort, 8 .... t>o
North-Eastern, 2dmin*. A 8 _vr80
Sav. & Char., IstmoTtr 7 - 75
Sav. & Char., State gua 7 .... 67
youth Carl's* lst'mort. 7 - 90
South Carolina.....,...'. 7, ...-. 72
South Carolina.-... .... ' 6 ...65
Spart aub nrg and Union 7' -\ 55
BATLBOAD 8TOOKS. Par,
Atlairtic and Gttlf. .il. "M?H_ 30
CentralGa., ex div. ../j 100 -118
?Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ '40
Geojrgia.;.?._100 -IOS
Grefe, and CoUBrR?-.^c?iO .... / 2
Macon and Western..." lOO ... v 110 .
Memphis & Charleston. 25 ?>_ 9 :
North-eastern . .? .V ... 50 "..... 10 ;..
Savannah Sc Charl eaton IOQ ... 20 .
S. C. R. R. share?. tDO'- 38_
S. C. R. R. & B'k shares 125 .... 33
Sout-western Georgia.. 100 V.1.. 92
B?NK'?BTOOKS; "J A f\ "? .**
Peop's N'I B'k Charl'n. : .
capitol 8750,000^.. J : 100 . 102 1
1st Nat'l Bank Oharl'n "'. . :
capital 8500,000. 100 .... 125
S. C. Loan Sc Trust Co. 1Q0 _ 95
Caro.* Nat Bank, Col'a. .?'
capital 820J.000..... 100 100 .
Central National Bank, .* , '
Col'a, cap'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 Spartnnbn'rg, ..'
capital 860,000. ... .... ....
S.~C. Bank ?TrustCo.' *
capital 8200,000. 100 _ 100
Bank of Charleston.... 100 _ 20
Union Bank S. C_.. 50 . . .. 50
People's Bank So. Ca.".'... - 4
Plan. Sc Me. Bank?S. C. 25 _ 25
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Camden. 50 .
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
Charleston Gus Co_ 25 _ 20
Charl'n City R.R. stook 50 ..... 55
GrunitevilleMao. Co... 100 -HO
G. & C. R. cert iudeb. 52
S. 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 ooup's .... 84 -
City Charleston cer. in. par
City of Memphis coup. 68 ....
N. E. R. R. pref, ?tock. 40
S. A:U. R. paatdu^feap. 55
S. Sc C. R. past d?^pf^p. 50
EXCITANOS. ETC.^?^'
New York sight.par innrem
Gold.lllj? 112>?
Silver. 103 _
8. C. BANK BILLS.
*Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. 4. 30 ....
Bank Georgetown.. 1 ....
Bank O?S. C. 6 ....
Bank of Chester. 19 ....
Bank of Hamburg. 18 ....
Bunk of Newberry. 10 ....
Bank of tho State of
S. C., prior to'61.V.
?' issue '61 and '62..
*P1. fc.Mec. Bank Char'n...i..
"People's Bank Oharl'n.
*Union Bank Charlea'n.
*S. W. R. R. Bank, old.
*S.W. R. R. Bank, new.
State Bank, Charleston .... 6 ....
Farmers? Ex. B'k Char. - 3 ....
Exohango Bank, Oolam .... . 10 ....
Com'l Bauk, of Colfim- 13 ....
Merch.^BJhk of Cheraw .... 6 ....
PiantoriErank Fairfield- 3 -
S. C. billsrocoivable. 95 -
Charleston change bills-. 95 .... !
JtQF Bills marked ?hus (*) arel being
rodoemcd at the counter of above office.
Meals fnmi-ii'-d at all hours at POLLOOK'S.
Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK B
KAUFMAN
Eoxe?joiurp of JJortgag*.
"DW'Vtj?^ l?'(aj>awor,-duIyk conforrec?upon^
J?J?UoXlti?on?' SVvirr?a Bank, of Columbia, '
by tho Columbia Oil Uompaqy, to foreoloao
tho m?rtgwe'?f the said Columbia Oil Oom
pany,toclhei said' Oitiaensy^fVifag? Pk, Of f
OolotiiMarnnfl o ont?r upon and to sell all
and oin g ular tho mortgaged premises herein
' after described, for the purpose of ?af laiying^.
Ui?ltd?Bi; tho sadd trt?rtgageMs hereby de?
al aro tl to be foreclosed,* and the eaid Oolum
: bia..OU Company forever barred of ail claim
or equity ol redemption in tho premisos;, apd
under tho a amo power aa aforesaid, the un?
dersigned will sell, at public auction, before i
. tbcOqqrt House, at Colombia, on thoilRBT
MONDAY in August next: . , ',? i. ;J\ .
' All that certain lot bf LAND, hituate and
being in the city of Columbia, in the County
of Bichland, and State .of South Carolina,
consisting of ono'square in aaid city, con?
taining four acres, of land, juoro. or lose, and .
bohTTae?? by Wheat, Bice, Lincoln .and Oada
den streets, With alb the buiidifigO' and erec?
tions on said lot of-land, now used-Ihr 'tho
Surposes of an Oil Mill, and all the Engines,
il Presses and machinery of any kind what- .
soever1, in and upon said premises. Term?
oash.. W. MARTIN, . ?
President Citizens' Savingo Bank of Routh
CaroUna._ Joly.? + .
Sale of Valuable Lunns. .
egtSfk BY order bf tho Hnperior Court/ r Trill
rtefiaoll at tho Court Houao door in BUtes
SlTille,North Carolina,on WEDNESDAY.
lGih day pf August next, 1.700 ACRES OF
LAND, lying in tba County of Iredell, on tho
Catawba Birer and Lambert's Crock, 13 miles'
South of Stateavillu, 37 miles North of Char?
lotte and about G miles Wost of the Atbvhtio,
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad. The land, will
be 'sold ip' lots as follows:
No. 1. containing 288 acres, more or less; bu
which Dr. W. Byare now lives. *
No. 2, containing 238 acron, moro or leao,
adjoining Lota Noa. 1, 3, 4 and 0*.
No. 3. containing 284 acres, adjoining Noa.
1,2 and 4i ? ^f;
No. 4, containing 285 acroa, adjoining Noa. '
2, 3. ? and C.
Ko. 5, containing 200 acree, more or leas,
adjoining Nos. 4 an i C. ...
No. 6, containing 400 acre's, on which Coll '
A.S.Brown now lives, adjoining Nog. 2, l'
and 5.
On these lands aro large bodies of fine
River' and Creek Bottoms and a sufficient
quantity of Woodland on each tract. On the
400 acre tract there is a good Mill House and
Water Powerjgood Dwelling and other build?
ings- Good Water on each tract.
These lands are susceptible of the highest
aiate of cultivation, the bp-lands having a .
good clay subsoil, and wUi prodnco .Cotton,
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and the other grain,
and grass crops; and are sold as the lands be- ,
longing to - the estate of tho .late James H. .
Byars, for assets. - . " '-'?" t'' - . i:
TXJWIB--One-half in-six. mouths; thc ba?
llance, in twelve m gotha with int? ree t from day
of sal?,!" The purohaserjnay.nay ono-third or
the whole of his bid any limo af tor tho eal? is
confirmed. Bond with approved soc?rlty will
be required for tho purohaao .money. Tho
title will- be retained until full payment ia
made. "? j,i w u . '.
Persons wishlrrgtoKiMrrtrelande will please
call npon Col. A. 8. Brewn or Thos. Deaton, - !
Esq. .??>. <J. A.. CARLTON,
Administrator de bonis non of James B. Byars, -
June 30_Imo
'^gf?R?LP SEED,.""
E. E. imm.
? : V-;' ? .
J%T. ZI0H SCHOOL, ... .7,.
ft ? .- \-irtT7iVBudllO, b. c. ''.
j2?.'' TttE^ALt sjB^OSr''?i 187T
AfRU' *1K OP00 ofa MONDA?, July 81, add
^QaWtwwrtfnufttwgntyWTOkfl.-Tfae tsartfW**
'tfBHSor instruction is classical, acion
tiflo and " oommmtial, affording
aity courae or for hu?m??aU?Evj8br circulara, -.
address^ ^J, Ht?Mi- JWg^JW, ^ :
ROANOKE CQLXJ???i^?&^BfiI? VA. -
The-jYinetetnthSesi?n beain&igtfptem&fr0,1871.
t W THES Inst?u?a?ha? a fob corps jj
ifHWa.-:-of? instructora?-? 'thorough cxrarsb ?
t?ii3ghaof studies, onft^sima at av high
ytBBSgradS of scholarship: . ;,r
JSH^?SWVsuperior edrioatiojial- ad
<GSST : .va?t6#?fc. moderate expenses, a
healthy locatlom and oxccllent mail, traveling %
and telegr?pWefaoflitle?.ra?iderlt well-worthy *~
the attention and patronage,of the South,
Entire, ??penses for session of ten months J
aboutIflitf. This estimate Inclndes Board ah?. i|;
Tuition, : embracing Modern Languages. A .
alight ! advino* tm the' Above for students
boarding in-private families. ..."
The session is divided into twq terms bf .five-. <~,
months each, beginning September 6, 1671,.
and February 1,1872.' .
Students may enter at any time a?d take
regalar course, or sueh atudi?s aa they prefer.
The College is lu ? flourishing condition, ia.,
rapidly rising io public favor, and numbered '
among ber studonts of last session represen?
tatives from fifteen Sfiar^*w- t? -
S3* Cat alocuos oan be h*d afc FBCHIUX office,
or bv ad dressing >, ' / .
arv-.,.iv*. Bmx?r D.,?y
Joly 1 ?ISO. \ Prealdent of FbaOtf^S
Orficx orCQipjrr Acnifpa. njCOrrXASOb Q$?f \i7
?ot.uiiBiA,8. C.. Joab 23?yp%S ..vii
IN pnranan?oof a? Afct of the ac^^?ri?4^./"
aomblr. at its ?sst session, my offldeba Co?
lumbia wulboonun on and after tbal&TDAY
OB J ULT next, to receive the retnrna 6J jPor
aonal Property of thwtax-payciflof tbhjpmn
tyfor the'yftar?l871. tr A tfW-'
Blanks can bo obtained at thia oG?tfo.
Tax-payers are requirod to enter on blanks
all transfers or purchases bf Teal estate, ana
also all new buildings erected ?ince last rs- '?
turo. .' ?'i
Whore tax-payors nogloot to mako their ro
turns, the County Auditor ia compelled, by
law, to charge thom with the return of tbs .
pro viona yoar and add fifty per cent, thoreto
as penalty. M. J. CALNAN.
June 29_ Auditor Richland County.
Jewelry and Silverware, \ -
OF the moat approved styles, oan be ob?
tain od at I. HULZBACUEB'H. esUbJM^l-' .
ment, ?Main strest, Columbia Hotel Bow.
Bets-and half sots in great variety. Also,
solitaire and chuter DIAMONDS. SPECTA
OLEB and EYE-OLA88ES to snit all ages.
THE MORRIS COXTOH OIH .
HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS.
A ND is warranted to do it again. For full
J\ particulars, relativo to these machines,
address E. MORRIS,
Jun? 18 3ruo '_Columbia, 8. 0.
Congress Water. ,
-t i\ OASES for sale fow by
XVI Juno 17 0130. 8YMMBR8.
The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
IN preference to London Tortor and Scotch
Atc Why? Tliey know it is unadulterated.