The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, July 19, 1871, Image 3
.'NOON t?ESPATCHES. it?
A ' BVcbE^?^i'^? ABoniJ?n?pXP^0^
. It?iiUJLBLfe trrbUM . IN JAPAJ?^TBOUBIiE TA
: VIENN ??-VELtOB- L - PEVBlt 1 !*+ I BUfiHC*
ATBBff'Diat?ppj?t?trN?'j ?b?7 io.1,
PABIS,", fjSQtffflffi 'solto/.t?qvi?am
?orvicorw*fr b.e held, in tli? Cuthedru? of
Notre Burne, on Tuesday, in honor of
the martyred Arohb?shop Dorhoy.
The hedtyi of Parla is igopd. .
Lbi?otf,uJaly- 'lT^Prmoe Gortsohn
kojfX, h na,exp re au ed to a deputation of thc
Amor ioan J?yan golioal, AI {fonc? t lie ey rn
patby of his: august- master, the Czar,
with the- objeot of : ;th?ti'prayers, yiz
Tho advancement1 ot tho cause of '?eu.'
gious liber1 ty in Russia. , '.- rYi.
. PAUIH, July 17.-Tho. nnnouncemoni
that tho Archbishop of Tours will Bric
oeed poorboy as ' Archbishop ,of Paris, ji
comfit #od. OWing ;to delay eauaetl bj
oer^aio t?ohuio?Utlos, the duli Very of tb?
first harli milliards of the indemnity t<
tbe Germana; has not yerbeen couaam
xaated.'- '"' ''/. .'.,'.'. ,y
LONDON, July 18.-A. telegram Iron
Hong Kong. to Lloyds, nu noun ooo tba
a typhQQh.visjtod H iago , Japan.' Sevoi
steamers .are*; either ashore or sank, ?QI
the, placo1 inundated. '.'.'?.
, ViutgAitJiEa,' July 18.-Tho Ministe
of iFitrauCe tsaa abu on need tothoAssdnl
bly ?ho 'desired cou tinuauqe of tho t wen
ty ncr neut. :m?n}r?.uuty ou cotton.
;:L0?b0N, Joly J&.-Despatches repot
riot between tho Socialists and ' Ultro
moutnuos nt- Vienna. Many peOpt
were-io jared. Tho,, police were -powoi
less,,-, but the ' military suppressed . tb
oin uto.
The maga KI'no ?f the. Greek warstean
or Enndinia. exploded, in tho Germa
aroh?peluco. ' Tho oiew^., of : forty. wei
nearly all killed: the balan co hurt; vessi
destroyed. \ i . ?. i
NIGHT t PESRATCMES.
LONDON, Jnty 18.-^-Th? Germa
Lloyds . 8teamabip_ Odpjpany .have ?oi
tra?teiMo carjE,yJa iaorltbly mail bol woe
ErjBlapd aud Venezuela. ; :
YelJowJuvor hus ceased to Tio^u op
demie at Baenos Ayres. -"?>.> ' -
!? J M ' ' 'J
.:?:>?. Ariidric?n Intcliiacnce.
HARATOOA BAO BS-D KS rttUCTYV ri BTO BU?
HU RD EUS - OH APTE B OF ACCLDKNTS
? ' I,A?b8t?,,! BBP?BT .OF pBOWNINO-ABK
' BEUUJJATIQNS. TO ns REVISED-tiTNOHEl
. X?; BE ARBKHTBD-HKAVY !'BATNB A*
O HE AT DA M A O Ii TO ' 1'HO L'EUTT, rii
. PIRL?,''40., AO. i !
SAH^TOQA, July IT.-The hurdle rai
foe two miles over light hurdles was* wt
by:OVBter'man.- At tho seo?hd'liq'rdl
Handford threw his rider ana, Belm>
refused to . take . the leap.. '. Oy stormi
fiifd vTa^tonmny fan .the entire di stn tic
Second* Trace ' 'for fcwo-jyear olds?. thro
quarters of a milo, J?o Daniels, the ?
volite, won ; -Mollie McIntyre second mi
Edward .(Thompson's bay fillv thir
Third race, two tniIe- heats for thr
ye?rs old, warwdn by Mary Stark, t
favorite; Exp tess second and Johu Mi
ry man third, ' .. ' li. ? :
WASHINGTON,. July. 18.-^The 'Czar b
. made- tho i Crown - Prince of 'Saxony
Reub en : J- ??Dolph bas neon santere
ta-^fr^yearV^morieonment -forbhu
A destractiVcr*storm', occurred ala
tho Jlipui&v?lo-and Nosh ville E||]rot
A freight train was blown from . t
Hwitoh across the main ; track, and thr
the passenger train off, bat no lives. Wi
loil: , : ''- ? ;- ; ' . '. Iii
?J?SW ORLEANS, Jnly 18.-Albert M
ors twas snot dead; this morning, by 1
chdel A. Rodgers; canap; jealousy., ' 1
murderer was imprieyned.
- Erftncos" Menteatb,' clerking, in Chi
pin'o o toro,!. SL? James Pariah, was m
tiered, May 10, .tho body.?brown iu
river, ,and ?the'., atora robbed and buri
by ?por"'. n eg ropa. - A jury,. composed
six white aud /six - colored, (o-day to\
thew, gad ty of arson, burglary and m
der.:'Penalty,' death. ' ; '
N?W//YoBK? July ' 18. t-It is.- repor
that tba'yacht Jessie was upset ii
storm' on Sunday. Commodore, Si
maq alope was uavqd of tho eight mi
biys..-i.^ho members'of: ihe- Oce?
Yacht Club were' abuar?J m q fi :,
.?ABA-rooA.i July; '18.-Des?rftehcs*
Mr/'Harp?j' Viii- start Longfellow 'fi
four, milo. ]#efh on. ibo lust day of
August meeting, ;to beat, if possi
Lexington's time. Gon.'Bafford say,
wilt'jSot f ?20.000.h-j^four y^old. '
.c?ijl^pqht?e?.i'by;L?ainglo?,,dam L
by Lexington, can ?beat) his-half brot
Longfellow, at that . djetauco. Sht
the?e two horses ?bina together in
dash of four .mjea.with, Kingfisher
other.fast ones doing- tho puubing, tl
wiU.be one of >the finest''raoes eyer
JEfcrt^^sj^t?c??BSBt?te that the st<
er poe?ble pass?? Eeatriot nt 7>? A.
Mctnd^y. ?ad .:at Queenstown a
honra later, und that tho City Of B
sola had not arrived ont. yesterday.
.|.Y NIGHT ,DESPATCHES
walked,-th> naoosd; -Hollie walked
jBfc?WiTij^Jaly ] fe^&itf?n
eei?dnely injured by the. oxpto?jop
Boda ,fountain., _. One had bbth tb
broken? A'coal oil can with wh?
man waa ?jghting a fire exploded,
ing one and terribly burning ant
danghter. The people of Green
Ohio, are about hanging a aogrx)
rape.
WASHINGTON, July 18.-V. G. C
has been appointed assessor Of
seoond Alabama district.
The action of Boatwoll in refo
back the appeal in the railroad tax
ter to Pleasanton is a mere matte
routine, without significance in th
broglio between them.
Probabilities-It is probable tba
baromoter will continuo low in tho
States, with increasing Southerly
and rain from Louisiana to WCB
Fairing b?roato&r^^
rainy weather, will probably prevail very
generally on Weduesday in the middle
and Eastern States; and brisk winde
from the South-east'and - Son th-weat arc
probable for tho coast. Looal rain will
probably r. extend j .over i Minnesota nod
Northern Wisconsin to-night.
NEW [. QiiLiUANH,, .July, 18,^r42overnot
Warmouth a sudden arrival from Pase
Christian^ ihin.raorp.iug, cheated ? sensa?
tion among tho politicians. The Go?
vernor ct once took charge of. tho Execu?
tive office.' '
CH?OAC(P, Jolyi J&\'-rrGovtf Polmer, j of
Illinois, will assist the Sheriff with the
whole power of the State in arresting the
pergouf Whq fy^idrj od Mer a, for whipping
Iiis child to death.
.Nsw Yous, ^ty-iP-r"^ grocers board
of trade n'as been organized, with W. ?.
Booth as President; Charles E. Hill,
George W. Lane, Benj. B.. Sherman,
Thomas G.. Arnold, 'Vide-Pr?sidents,
The reported drowning of' soveral
members of ,the Oceanic Yacht Club is
fulHo. AU were pinked up by a passing
Bohooner. The yacht was picked op at
sea and towed ashore.
A mad bull on Ninth avenue injared
two women eorioasly sad a child fatally.
- Aboard of officers, consisting of Cols.
Marcy, King and Hunt, and Majors
Dodge and Alexander, met, under spe?
cial instructions from the Secretary of
War, to prepare general regulations for
the army.
The Board of Health, of Brooklyn,
have adopted stringent regulations, to
quarantine all small-pox patients to
their own honBeB.
.AUGUSTA, July 18.-Heavy raioR, ac?
companied by destructive winds, have
prevailed here for several days. The
dams of the Langley cotton factory and
Bath paper mill, situated ou Horse
Greek, six miles from Augusta, broke at
4 o'clock thia morning. Tho volume of
water striking the Sooth Carolina Rail?
road, swept away the embankment and
tra?k fot balf ,a mile. The damage to
iha mail hm? been, repaired and trsi&s -TO
running. ' Borne 800 operatives in the
mills have been thrown out of employ?
ment. Loss 35J.000.
. : rr r ' :if?*.P*J. if
Duriug.^bo- month of Juno, 838,110
letters were^sepl %Q tlie^^ad Lotter of?
fice. Of;these, ?^5.600 were ordinary
dom?itio'r"lett?ra>^2.G?0' "wereTlocal or
drop-letters; "20,582 Vere " held for post?
age,, SQ is-dir?otedi'Jiv[ pj^'erW?ss unmaila
ble;_- 2,825 letters wer^j^ddreased to par?
ties who had left, ahd-.wh.osa whereabouts
could;not bo ascertained; 3,878 were ad?
dressed with' fictitious names; G07 were
registered letters| 8,760. were letters ori?
ginating in theofJhitednStates and re?
turned from foreign countries; and 18,2GG
were sent frorn.abroad to persons in the
United ?uue|?'wno. coula not, bo found.
During the same, period 'were returned
to the peqdersVvwilhoVii enclosures^ 172,
536 letters; 1.815'letters-enclosing in the
aggregate 08,075:02; -1,804 letters con?
taining draftalodd checke; 2,310 with re?
ceipts and ;nther.;?papere, of value; 046
with . iew,etrg^a^f^J,^perty- en?
closed; 3, G93'-'ton tain i nr? photographs;
l,?4fiwith amajl arnouutfl of fractional
currency";' and 3;88Vcb?taining postage
stamps to different.amounts.
" -. y ti a-'voM f\ i ? "
Catherine Shoemaker was.a very pretty
girl in the employ of Mr. Sharp, a very
wealthy citizen of Spencer County, Ky.
Her mistress died-with a bad taste in
her mouth. Then Catherine married
the widower,' and he only Burvived long
enough to bequeath .all his property to
hia young.wife, .when he died-with, a
bad taste in his mouth. She now made
Mr. Samnel Batchelor a benedict for
love's sweet sake. The relatives of ber
first husband sued her and bad Mr.
Sharp's will declared null on the ground
of undue influence. Poverty coming in
at the -door of the Probate Court, love
flew out at the window, and Mr. Batche?
lor died-with a bad tnste in his mouth.
Consequently Mrs. Sharp-Batchelor, nee
Shoemaker, is in prison.
^ . ?.
AU the women employed in a Bhoo ma- '
nufactory at Danvers, Mass., havo
struck, because the proprietor substi?
tuted steam power to tho sewing ma?
chines, which had previously been
worked by the foot. >
Pearl Grist.
-I f\ BARREL8 PEARL GRIST,
JLvJ 6 barr?la Pearl Hominy, for salo I?
July 12 E. HOPE.
Spring Watet Ice.
MY leo Maobioo ia now in complete order,
.and can furnish ICE to city and coun?
try. This loo ?B. frozen at a low temperature,
and will malt. very little by transportation.
Price, one dollar per one hundred pounds;
loss quantity, one and a half cents por pound.
Sunday opon from 7 to ID A. SI.
Jnly 2. _ J. C. S?EQER8.
Mcgrath's Digest of South Carolina
Law Reports,
TO tho present'time. Frico $5. Fur salo at
BRYAN A MoGAR TEE'S BOOKSTORE.
Jane ll_'
Health of Horses, Mules, Cows,
SICKNESS abd floath of a tock Is one of tho
greatest discouragements of tho farmer.
The oause of their death may be beyond our
control, but very many oases, indeed, nine
oases out of ton, tba disease may bo traced
to Indigestion, Derangement of the Bowels,
Debility. Where this is the case, we always
have a remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GER?
MAN HORSE POWDER. With this groat j
horse medicine you are protoctcd from loss.
For Weakness, Indigestion,! Over-worked
Horace, po hotter preventive medicine can bo
given.'/Tryut,. For sale only by
E. H. HEINIT8H,
Joly 7 t WholoBale and Retail Druggist.
Standard Medicines.
HEINITSH'S Great Blood 'Medicino
QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
Ileinitsb'e Chill Cure, warranted.
Hoinitsh's German Moree Powder.
Heinitsh's Crimson Tetter Wash.
Hoinitsh's Tar and Wild Cborry Cough Curo.
Hoinitsh's Qnakor Liniment.
Hoinitsh's Stanley Gough Syrup.
Lot tho people try thom. They stand or fall
upon tho verdict of tho people. To this test
tho proprietor invites thu soaroiiiug discrimi?
nation of all. For sala only at
HEINITi: H'S Drug Storo,
July 7 t Opposite Pheonix oflicc.
LIVERPOOL, July 18-NOOD.-Cotton
?oponed dull ?iud unchanged.
LONDON, July 18-Noon.-Console
93??...Bonds 42%. . ., . ."r J,-j
? LtVEnroOD. July 18-Evening.'-Cotr
ton ( closed dull-uplauds Orleans
' ^PABIS, July 18..-Rentes 56f, 20p.
NEW TonK, Joly 18-Noon.- Stocks
I steady. Gold steady, at 12;1#@12>?.
Governments dull -'arid heavy.' ' State
bonds dull. Money easy, at 3. Ex?
change-long 10^; short lOp.4. Floor
dall. Wheat and oom Qrm. Pork quiet
and weak, .at, H-75@i*4-87j?.' Cotton,
dall sod lower-middling aplaude 20J??;
Orleans 20^;; sales 250 bales. FroightB
quiet.
7 P. M.-Cotton dall; sales 1,180 bales
-upliiuda 20;^. Flour-Southern dull
and lower; oommon to fair extra 5.00@
G.50; good to ohoico 6.58@9.00. Whis?
key firm, at< 94>?. Wheat-spring a
? shade lower; winter red and amber West'
ern, old and now, 1.46(5)1.51; new am?
ber Southern 1.45@l.-i8. Corn a shade
easier, at 70(0)71. Pork barely steady,
at 14.75 (a) 14.87. Beef quiet. Lard
firm-kettle. 11*^. Freights firmer.
Money onay and unchanged. Sterling
quiot. Gold steady, at 12*6(2)12?^. Go?
vernments %o. better. States doll but
firm. Tennessecs 72; new 72. Virginias
66; new 73. Louisianas 68; new 62; le?
vees 72: 8* 85. Alabamas 08; 5s 08.
Georgias 86; 7s 92. North Carolinas 45;
new 27. South Carolinas 73; new 58)^.
CINCINNATI,July 18.-Flourdnll. Corn
drooping, at 5?<a)55. Pork 14 75(5)15.00.
Lard-10'.j asked. Bncon in limited
I jobbing dnmnud-shoulders 6%; clear
sides 8%@8^. Whiskey buoyant-92.
LOUISVILLE, July 18.-Flour droop?
ing. Cora in fair demand-sacks 70.
Mess pork1 15.00. Shoulders 7; cle?ir
sides 9J?. Whiskey 91. Lard-keg ll.
ST. Louis, July 18.-Flour firm.
Corn dull-mixed sacks 57(5)58.!:i ; white
61@64. Pork 15.00@15 50. Shoulders
7>?t?7M; clear sides 9??(2|9>??. Lard
dull," at 10@10.?i.
GALVESTON, July 18.-Cotton dall
good ordinarv 16; receipts 458 bales;
stock 15,502.
NEW ORLEANS, July 18.-Corn firm
mixe<D>71@72; yellow 72; white mixed
77(5)7?; white 80. Pork dull and lower
moss offering at 15.75. Bacon doll and.
easier, at Others unchanged.
Cotton dull ?nd nominal-middling 20;
reesint? 1,577 bales; sales 415; stock
57,321.
BOSTON, July 18.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 20%(o)21; receipts 70 bales; sales
200; stock 4.309.
CHAUTJESTON, July 18.-Cotton dull
middling 20; receipts 235 bales; sales
107; stock 1,896.
MonrxiR, July 18.-Cotton dull and
nominal; accurate quotations cunno'; be
given;'receipts 30 bales; stock 8,975. .
AUGUSTA, July 18.-Cotton flat and
nominal, at 18),j for Liverpool middling;
sales 5 bales; receipts 130.
SAVANNAH, July 18.-Cotton inactive
-middling 19_J?; receipts 62 bales; stock'
5,327.
BADTnroBE, Joly 18.-Flour quiet and
nnahanged. Wheat firm and pearce, ,
Corp firmer but 8oareo-^white;77@80;,|
? yellow-72(5)74.. Pork . Bte?dy. Bacon'
quiet-shoulders ?7)^, Lard ,11(2)11 >??i
Whiskey 94}^. Cotton quiet bat steady-'
middling 20><; receipts 67b ates; stock
1,076. , . ' ; r ~
.. AT; . : y
C. F. JACKSON'S;
NEW styles of PniNTS.
New stvlcs of Aprons, white and buff.
Children's Whito Monshl RloueoB.
Children's Buff Linen blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
AU at very low prices. June S
Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
(FOIUIBRLY WILSON'S.)
55 Miles West of Charlotte, X. C.
subscribers, having associated them?
selves in the management of those
Springs, would nnnonnco tu their Irionds and
thu public that tho House is now opon for thu
reception of vigors.
To thoHO who "havo tested the virtues of
iluso extraordinary waters, it is deomed un?
necessary to say anything by way o? com?
mendation, butte others they confidently as?
sure satisfaction if they will make trial of tho
healing' properties Of tho waters for only a
short timo.
Wo pledge ourselves to spare neither pains
nor exponoo in order to render all who may
favor us with H oall as comfortable as possi
blo. In prospect of au abundance of supplies,
we have adnptod tho following scale of
REDUCED CHARGES:
If over 10 dayB, at..$1.50 par day.
If npt over 10 daye,.1.75
Single day.2.50
Children between the ages of two and eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms, !.. ?
It is expected that tho Wost orri Division of
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad wilt'bo completed to within a mile
or two of tho Spring.? at an early day. -
J.J. BLACKWOOD,
Jnne 4 t_ll. M. OATES.
GEORGE TUPPER,
BEOKER;
Beal Estate and Insurance Agent,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
OFFICE over W. O. Fisher's Drugstore,
opposite Colombia Hotel, Main street. May 1
Congress Water. .
CA.SF.S for salo low by
Jone 17 GEO. 8YMMER8.
IO
ICE COLD SODA WATE? with
PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be
obtained at McKENZWS SA
LOOl^ Try it._
Teas! Teas!! Teas'.!!
WE havo just received an invoico of choice
TEAM, consisting of
UNCOLORED J AFAN,
Hyson, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial,
Oolong and English Breakfast Teas.
For ??ale at our u-mal low prices.
June 28 JOHN AGNEW Si SON.
IjATE^rr ^?^r)to|ia; ScyjfriiJI?H ?E
O?roTiES IN .Ci?AitfiESTON, 6\C^-^rrected,
Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad stree\V
ivories of Securities., JiQle In. Of'd Asked?
STATE eEOflUTIK?. -/.'''; . l>
NortiA?roBna,old...;' 6...... 46 ;
N. Carolina, new. ...V: ri ...... 20 ?
BoutkCarolina.'.old...'. 6 ... ; 74 '
S. Carolina, new;'. .. G .... : 60 :
Ki C- regM stuck, ex in. 6 ...." 70 ;
Georgia, now. ........ ' 7 .... .90
Georgia .... ..}... 6 .... 85
Tennessee, old. '....... 6 .... .71
Tennessee, now....... 6 .... .71
Alabama.:,.......... 8 .... 100 ;
Alabama ,. 5 .... 68
om 8EO0RXTZB8.
Atlanta, Gr.., bonds- 8 - 85
Atlanta,Ga.(bonds..7 -. 76,
Augusto. Ga., honda.;.. 7 ....83
OburloHton stock..- 6 .... .53
Charl'n Fite Loan b'ds I 7 .... 70
Columbia, 8. C., bonds 6 _ 64
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 - 78
Maoon, Ga., bonds..... , 7 .... 77
Mobile, Ala;... 8 .... 82
Mobilo, Ala_. 5 .... 53
Montgomery, Ala..... 8 .... 82
Memphis, Tenu., b'uds
old..; 6 .... 55
II nev.*.. S . . -1 54
Nushville, Tenn.... G .... 62
Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 86
Wilmiugton, N. C. 8 - 75
Wilmington, N. C. 6 .... 72>?
KAinUOAD UONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf. 7 - 82
B. lt. lt.. 1st mortgage 7 _ 60
Central Georg;a. 7 - 98
Charleston and Savnn.. 6 _ CO
Charletto, Col. & Aug.. 7 .... 83
Cherawaud Darlington 8 _ 90
CU craw A: Dar., 2d mort 7 .... 75
Cbesap'ke & Ohio, gold 6 _ 93
Georgia Railroad. 7 .... 97
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 - 95
Green. & C., Stato guar 7 .... 56
Laurens. 7 .... 50
Macon and Augusta,
1st mortgage.. 7 .... 76
Macon aud Augusta,
(1st mort,) guar. by
Georgia Railroad... 7 .... 90.
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia. 7 _ 75
Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 85
North-Eustern 1st mort. 8 _ 93
North-Eusteru, 2dmort 8 _ 80
Sav. & Char., 1st mort. 7 _ 75
Sav. & Char., State gua 7 .... 67
South Carl'u, 1st mort. 7 _ 90
South Caroliua.. 7 _ 72
South Carolina. 6 .... 65
Spartauburgand Union 7 _ 55
ltAIliItOAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf. 100 _ 30
Central Ga., ex div_100 _ 118
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 .... 40
Georgia. 100 .... 103
Groen, and Col. R.B.. 80 _ 2
Macon and Western... 100 _110
Memphis & Charleston.. 25 .... 9
North-eastern :...-' 50 '_ 10
Savannoh & Charleston 100 _ 20
S. C. R. R. shares. 100 ..... 33
S. C. R. R. & B'k shares 125 .... 33
Sout-westorn Georgia.. 100 .... 92
? HANK STOCKS.
Teop'sN'l B'kChaiTn. .
capital 8750,000..... 100 .... 102
lat Nat'1 Bank Churl'n
capital $500.OOO.'_ 100 .... 122
S. C. Loan & Trust Co. 100 .... 95
Caro. Nat. Bank, Cora,
capital S20i),000. 100 100 ...
Central National Bank,
Col'a, cop'l ?100,000 100 100 ...
Natiou'l B'k of Chester,
capitul 850.000. 100 ...
Nat'l B'k of Newberry,
capital 8100,000.
Nat'l B'k Spartanburg,
capital 860,000.
S. C. Bank ?t Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100 .... 100
Bank of Charleston.... 100 .... 20
Union Bank S. C. 50; V-.. 50
People's Bank So. Ga. 4
Plan. & Mo. Bauk?S. C. 25 .... 25
Bauk of Newberry..... 25 .
Bank of Camden...... 50 .
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS SECCBTTIES.
Charleston Gas Co_ 25 - 20
Charl'u City R.R.stock 50 - 55
GrauitovilloMan. Co... 100 .... Ill)
G. Sc C. R. curt, iudeb. 54
S. C. R. cert, in deb t's. par
N. E. R. R., cert, iodebt. G5
Mt. Pleasant and Sulli?
van's Island Ferry Co. 100- 80
City of Nashville coup's .... 81
City Charleston cor. in. par
City of Memphis coup. 68
N. 'E. R. R. pref, stock. 40
S. &U. R. past duo coop. 55
S. & C. R. past duo coup. 50
ESCUALOS. ETC.
Now York sight.par f^prem
Gold. Ill 112
Silver.103 -
8. C. BANK BILLS.
*Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. 30 ....
Bank Georgetown. 1
Bank of S. C. 6 ....
Bank of Chester. 19 -
Bank of Hamburg. 18 ....
Bank of Newberry. 10 ....
Bank of the State of
S. C., prior to'61.. -
V issue '01 and '62.
.Pl. Sc Mee. Bank Char'n.
?Pcople'nBaDk Oharl'n.
*Uniou Bank Ckarles'n.
*S. W. R. lt. Bank, old.
*S.W.R. R. Bank, now.
State Bank, Charleston - 6 ...
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 3. ...
Exchango Bank, Colnin - 10 ...
Coin'l Bank, of Colum - 13 ...
Merch. Bank of Chorow .... 0 ...
Planter's Bauk Fairfield- 3 ...
S. C. bills receivable. 95 ...
Charleston chango bills. 95 ...
&?r Bills marked ihus (*) aro being
redeemed at tho counter of abovo office.
ltlackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To
bae.oat I'oi.lAiCK's.
I fuMnoon i: : i v;.:;r-r .-.ii ?H .Hl?4itftli
j fr: " . . - . : - ' . luiiY'. ! b'UI ,0? "
i UiiUi i. './.''. - ' ni l ,H
\^E open thia, OAT'S frosh lot.cjr',', '
B',,R',Y',! Gr O O D'S',
' .*'.!;??.!.... ! ! !:il ! * .* .'. . ' ' .'? 1
Durent from ?rat baud*, li a ving ?io obi stock,
I to work off, we bhow new And frmh Qooda, at
Dull Times Prices.
ll', ! ; - ' .. - i i-.U *?:'.? t :
Wo ask especial attontlorl and examination
I of our low prioo .,! . .. > i
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, the only place io tho city to nro
enro these desirable goods is at
PORTER* & STEELE'S.
STOVES 1 STOVES! StOVlsT
Tin-wa re ! Tin-ware I Tin-ware I
PLUMBLNG, ROOFING, GUTTERING, ond
aU work in this line, pat up-to order
and ready f?r anio ai the
0 A lt O L IN A. MANUFACTORY.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
HENRI H. BLEASE,
March 22 +_ Proprietor.
Cheap Dry Goods
FOR
3 0 DA YS 3 0
AT
"LOVE *.tJO.-'8>'
PREPARATORY to renovating out ator^B.
WA will CLOSE OUT the present ?took
at
"Low Down Prices,"
And will opon on MONDAY a new stock of
"FANCY FRENCH LAWNS,"
Together with other
Bress Doods and Linen Goods,
For LADIES and MEN'S WEAR.
tfmr We nell onlv STAN D A no makes of Goods,
so that GREAT BARGAINS may bo expected
and will bo given. W. D. LOVE,
?Inly 2_. B. B. MoCREERY.
State South Carolina-Spnrtanbnrg Co1
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
L. M. Gentry, Plaintiff, Against 0.1 E. Vanhon
ten. D?fendant-Copy Summons.
Tn C. E. Vanhouten, defendant in this Action:
YOU are hereby Mini moued and required
to answer the complaint in thia action,
winch ls filed in tim ofhoa of Hie dork of the'
Court of Common Fleas for, said County, and
to servo a copy of your answer on the sub?
scribers at their office, at Spartanburg Court
House, within twenty day? after the sorvice of
thia summons.on you, exclusivo of the day of
nor vice. y .. .
If yon tail lo answer this complaint within
the timo aforesaid, the plaintiff" will take
judgment against yon for tho sam of Two
Hnndred and Sixty-Four Dollars and Five
Cents, with iqterest at the rate of acron pei
cent, por annum,fron} tho Tenth du y of Juno,
ono thousand eight hundred and seventy-one,
and costs. BOBO A CARLISLE,
Dated Jan? 10,1871. Plaintiff's 'Attorneys:' '
Tb C. E. Vanhouten:
Take notice that the summons in thia ac?
tion, of which tho foregoing is a oopy, was
tiled in tho office of tho Clerk of the Court of
Common Ploaa, at Spartanbarg Court House,
in tho County of Spartanbarg, in the State of
South Carolina, on tho Tenth day of ?Inno, A,
D. 1871. BOBO A OABXI8LE,
Juno jj j_v__T'laintifTa Attorneys.
READ THIS!
i
"y^ni take pleasure in calling the special 11
attention ofthe trade to onr large and wtll-j
selected stock of
Ladies, Misses, Children, Hen and Boys'
s
Which we are selling at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
Give us a call, and examine beforo you bay.
J. H. & M. L. KIN ABB.
Mav 26
To Architects.
PLANS for tho erection of a City Hall, cor
ner of Washington and Richardson
streets, in tho city of Columbia, will bo re?
ceived until 20th of July. Building to bo of
brick, of the following dimension?: 105 feet
front on Richardson street and ICS feet depth
on Washington etreot, two stories, with man?
sard roof; lowor story to be divided into three
stores; npper etory to bo finished aa a Thea?
tre, willi accommodations for 1,200 poraona;
remainder of upper story to bo finished aa
offices;
Plans to bo handed to Chairman of Special
Comniitteo of City Council.
W HUTSON WIGQ, Chairman,
J. 8MITH,
W. MOONEY,
W. SIMONS,
June 21 t ^TAYLOR, Committee. _
Scythes and Groin Cradles.
DOZ. superior O KAIN CRADLES.
?3 10 do/. ?rithn'H Grain and Grabs Scythes,
inst received and foi salo low bv
May 17 JOHN AfltiEW.A SON.
Imported und Domestic Cigavs at POLLOCK s ' t
Dt ?- BRIXOr-EO/* BON, Auet|o?e?r*.I/
T?YjhOnuy di JWp Pdwejf, duly coufeir ?poi
13 ?io Cfl?z?Tl?, Savings Bank, of Columbia,
by tbo Colombia Oil- Company, to forceloao
tue niurtgagjD af tho said Columbia Oil Cam?
yaayfd ?i?. said Citlzeris? Savings-Bank,pf
Columbia, and to eu tar upon ena to Hell all
and pin gular tho mortgagor! premiaos ho?oin- .
after thtecrib'?dj fortho pnrpo?? Ot satisfying
their debt; tho said mDr tc ago is hereby, de?
clared tb be foreclosed,- and tho said Colum?
bia Oil Caropany .forever barred of all'Claim
or equity of redemption in the promises: and
under the same poWor aa aforesaid, the un?
dersigned will soil, at-public anet ion, before
tbo Court HOUBO, at Columbia, ott the F?K8T
MONDAY in Augustnext; ?I V- ^ " '
All that certain lot of LAND, sit?ate and
being in the city of Columbia, in the County
of Richland, and State of South Carolina,
.consisting of one.square In salcT'city/oon
taining fonr aurea of land, moe* or leas, and
bounded by Wheat, Rice, Lincoln, and..Gads?
den etroeta, with all the buildings ,ond erec?
tion? cs let cf lind, now usea.iox ins
SnrpOBea'of an Oil Mill, and all tho Enginea,
il Presses and machinery, of any kind what?
soever, in and upon sala premiaos. Tenn?
oaah. / ' : . . W.. MARTIN.
President Citizens' B&vings Bank of South
Carolina; _ , Joly 0 t
Sale of Valuable Lands.
-?^ BY order of the Superior Court, I will
K&iiell at tho Confi HOUBO door in Statee
ZEville. North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY,
lGth day of A agna t boat. 1.70ft .ACRES OF
LAND, lying In the County oMredell, on the
Catawba River and Lambert'o Crovh, 13 miles
South of 8tat*???ue 27 mils? Nor.*?! Char?
lotte and about 5 miles Weat-of tho Atlantic
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad. Tho Und will
be Bold in lota aa follows:
No. 1. containing 288 acres, more pr leas, on
which Dr. W. Pyara now liven.
No. 2, containing 238 aeroa, moro or lesa,
adjoining Lots Nos. 1,3, 4 and G.
No. 3. containing 281 acres, adjoining.Noa.
1,2 and 4.
No 4, containing 285 acres, adjoining Noa.
2,3, 5 and 6.
No. 6, containing 200 acrca, moro or lesa,
adjoining Nos. 4 and 6.
No. G, containing 400 acres, on which Col.
A. 8. Brown now lives, adjoining Nos. 2, 4
and 5.
On those lands are large bodies of fine
Rivor and Greek Bottoms and a sufficient
Quantity of Woodland on each tract. On the
00 aero tract there is a good Mill House and
Water Powor^gcod Dweuing and other build*
inga. Good water on each tract.
These Ianda are susceptible of. tho highest
etate of cultivation,' the up-lands having a .
food clay nubaoil, and will produce Cotton,
ob aeon, \V boat, Cort and the other grain
and grass crone; and are sold as the lands be?
longing to the estate of the late James B.
By ara, for aase ta.
THUMS-One-half in six months; the ba?
llance in twelvemonths with intereot from day
of sale. Tho purchaser may pay one-third or
tbe whole of his bid any tinas after tho salo is
confirmed. Bond with approved security will '
bo reqnired for the parchase money. The
title , will; be retained until fnU payment is
made. . . .
Pf mons wishing tn seo the lands will pleaae
call upon Col. A. 8. Brown dr Thoa.'Beaton,
Esq. CA. CARLTON,
Administrator de bonU.non of Jame's B. Byars.
Juno 30 _Imo
IMPOfiTlNT SOTICS
^O'
r: nil
Dealer? and ?T^?^fe/in Wint j?j
! ... / .- - i.? wi:, -.Al . -? 'ii.'
. j. old 0 -op
.li'.Jf. i iii 'lil > . I''i
DRY G O O BS.
bav? now fu store a mit rino Of the
ie weet au d moat' "
FASH!OMBLE HOODS
Jf.domestic,. French and English Tnarmfiuj- -
uro. whiehwe guarantee, at all time?, to sett '7
is low, if not at dose prices, than any hons*
n Colombie, buying our Goods from -tbs' \
argest and moat celebrated establishments-'
u the Uni tod1 States. And Ks w? d?sir? to'
doaso all,'we have now in our house the '' '''''
BEST GRADES
>:? ?Mr ? '< SA'r?:?'?* ' ' " f-v .....
';; >.::::'. 1 ?! i " ? ' ?U .' . '
: ! ... -J 1 ?!.<)?' !.' .'; .?<!'< .::
EVERY 0LASB OF G0QJ)B.
Fr6m the lowest to the highest, and wo feel
;onfldent that ail those favoring ue with an-,
irder from a distance will be pleased and,
laUafledthat.
? U RHOU SE
18
TES ON?
In this city to deal with.' ....
Wo will, upon application, send promptly
>y mail, fun linee of samples of those kind of
loods desired and specified by our friends
,nd customers. All orders accompanied by
ash amounting to 125 and over, delivered in
.ny part of tho State free of froight chargea,
'hoso unaccompanied, will be sent C. O. D.
Wo respectfully solicit ordors, which will
ocoive the prompt and personal attontjon of
me of the firm. Our pricea being low, we
bink we eau render satisfaction to all. Give
ta a trial.
J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD,
May 3_COLUMBIA, S. C.
Freo Soup every day, at ll o'o?ock, at TOL
.OCK'S.