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INTERNAXIOn AU ya^iBqwAPBl^e^oS7?5||oa -DlSSAtlS?ft??IQ??; AU TO l'BENOH !??i?o TIONS.-THE POPS! TO-Ii KA VB BOMK - RU ' HOBS OP A HEW PONTIFIOAIi BfiTfeOTIOM BPANtfln MINIHTnY-TBBBT?IJR EARTH? QUAKE AND LOSS OP IilfS-rAVXOi'a HE BIG NATION; BKFUSED, *O , AO. ? < ' LIO??DON, July 24 - Kassia hus given in' her adhesion to tho International . 'JCu??g?ny,h G?uv??t?u? ,Q?^Yji?&Qtta Thin . bringa Rusai?n.. Jibes tb ?mobr and the ' Dead Sea . under operation.1 upon ? the terms of that ooo ven tk>?. - PA BIB, July 24.-Journals are di&obu raged at thu apathy'shown by citizens in , elections, abstentions from voting tin Sunday having reached an unprecedent? ed figaro. Tho JSouysi+?n National warns the people thaV a nation which takes no interest In its ?wu affairs ia aohdemuod torain. .'b'.V'^r. rv ( ROKA, July . 24.-?Rea torn ted reports that the departure, Of tho Popo'from Rome in near at band, aro still denied. LtQNDon, July 25 - The Stamford pub? lishes details of a aeries of terrible earthquake abooks, which recently oc? curred inpflna^pf tb^e Phi?ipino Islands. Moro than 200 persona were swallowed up. and every, ouo: of thora almost in? stantly killed*) Sixty bodies of the dead . have boen recovered, 'r Tho rest of tho i ahab i tan tri fled from the island, which , waa.utterly; depopulated. m " " LrONboN.' July " 24. -Tho. Pope may Jeave Ramo, at? any day. Preparations oro being made for his reception ata oh?tepb' ?t Carte, Corsica.' 1 "H. Valery, the owner bf the ohatoau has had. an uudersfondiug with. Autouelli, and.is to 5lace it at the disposai of the - Pope, 'here is. a movement going on in Fra ooo, to guarantee'tho Pobo temporal Sove? reignty over. O?rsioa. Tba Pope wishes . to publish sf avilabas in regard to the oe oupatiori bf Rome by the Italian- Go? vernment,, agc} dedaring j the measures withholding fre?a bi*a eil Lom po ral pow? er, are void.. Measures bave been taken already in .Rome to prepare ,IJr the choice of the best Pope.* It ls-proposed tb choose oho Who may be moderate io hia id?as, und not unfriendly to Italy; and by this', means effect a compromise toith-the It&liAn' Oovernmen^ Cardinal 1 Gamillo di-,Pietro ia rn?ntiOif?d. The r Disposition mado:by tho- French Chu ni - '. her of tho-petitionu iu .regard to tempo? re? pqwof, m equivalent to laying thom ?.^febl?.1-^-... - . .. ' . . ! IJONPQ??, > Jjpfa, ,25. -Deapatpftes fro m Mndf td, io ire latina to the recent minis? terial oaae. are -ooraowhat1 oonfusod; for 1 it IKIW'appears lout members op the Ca? bine ^ ,tqrmo4 by M,- rahal Serruo0, have iakebifiha path ol ,t>ffloe. The Minister of \y?it Antflipn- Minister, of State dd in? terim.- ..Many,Spani,ab. officials bayo ten? dered their ro^guatioqs. , ' M filia NlGI?T ^n^osrxxj?xajiy. - t j . " VkRaArnL^-r'1 July i 25 - President Thiers has.;refnsod to accept the prof-. . 'ri f ered resignation bf .Julos' Favre as Mi . mater- of 'Foreign Affairs. Tbs aesum bliug o? cuurts-martial ia positively an? nounced for Ju fy 31. . J.' American 1 nIellItioU? O. .. ? , .. ; ?....* NOON. .DJ&P?TOH?S. " if A'rriiHB IN ROUTH-AMEHtoA ANO WEST ur I ni EB-M'Aoi?A-tjppb'nonK WFIOUT-IIBD ..- -vhonv..qajiti-A ?PAjwp.w you. yup HD ? RXUX IHVKBT.IU.ATOUS.-DEATH OT THU II FIRST STEAMBOAT . UKGfNEEJl -IJRT-nui.I ! Of H TESTIMONY AS TOJ .i$,K^D2Cr-TRB~ j jm'IO STORM -HEAVYROBBERIES,*0. / , VKNEZUEIIA, july ?LT-IA'?O uouutry is in <- ts qnlGt'tohditia;!}, ^Gftpt1 iho State of Boro elobk, 'where ' t ber a : has beeb. h a rdv . ?gbtiug; sfktmm?tlre turued to Ca? laceas, ond?bilooking ?OJ? rein forceen, eu tai Pb UT" ADI HhiHtJ ra, HATTI,. July 8,' VIA, SAVANA; Jt?ly?24?^-Th?a old.onrrenoy baa Arnon cal led maud b . ii o w is.;ia i>' Sn b&t i - tated, .tho'.proj.'ot' uf a }oap 'to.redeem ' the1.currency.and. .substitute specie hav? ing boen rejected. '-i- . '>?-*. : r " ^V^*1*^ ^^^r ?? " oub?o y.betwa?u-1 qsinfc Luaia .mid-, Samt ?inoeni- 4?nV-benn-Imd.- -?tmiH-pox ravtWaPPrtar^i^^^ ' ? f Ro^toSr^^irty^'-rrThe f?Wo,w?pg. is!n :; ^mpkrutiv^^tem^nt ot.?he^rnibgH of th?.Uniob'Piioino R-iilrit?Ofi.7varQiugs ? Juno, ?1871, '$723.174 84; eur-ningHiJiiuf*, '1870, 0nt?,40Ui*?l; espeuaea JrtWe, l87ll, 9270,122 ?(); !nipoiiH?H June, 1870. 841'). lDl.t?i; frorp January 1 to Juu^^O, 1871, . earnings$d,4l0,284 68;expans?s61.686. ' c 887?83; frorB Jim dary 1 to Jun? 80.-1870, Sf ar'blijgs 83,707,010.09; exbehsi?s.. 8?. 39,837.69 l!?' ti ""[^'??ilr .- , Natt,'YOBS, July 24i-Muco and Co> bnr?.m?f: tw^doy; apld^ujgreed to fight on the fflKafj November Whiu IOU miles ? of New, Jera?y. yTbe stakes ate $2,600. The artioles aro to' bb signed in Now OI.T leans.: stakes o?oslaC rto&ths'tS O0U a rearty'in <3thkn-*boldera bands; e'auh m.m . to put up 81,000 additiu'ial. 7 v WA8HTNQTON,. ;Jnly 25 - Dr. Walsh, who is bore,- baa a despatch from Will maua Kinsman, that tb<;y tiav^.??i ar? rangement by! wbicb the Savannah cus? tom libuoo defaloatiou will bo satiutaeto : rily adjtlated.. , v' >i ? ' OMAI?A., July 25.-Red Oloqd'spVepa . rations for the war path are 'contradicted. WABSIBOTON, JuIy,2$,-7-H?tt,,?.Tbninai Huro?eman, of Mauou, Ga., testitied tlnit he knew of no Ku Klux;- ?rganizutious. Tho whites instead of tho blacks wera kept from the'polls by inti m i dation-tu? negroes hatting taken possession of tue polls;' There Was uo organised Viol?ime or opposition to~.the iawVexcepTfu ofac instance, where a number of pegroea at tempted to. tar and feather i a: nog t?o, foi ? voting , j. h o ? yombo ra tic ticket?; but thc tow wirt Aaaily'rtnppr??sad.' % N?w Vo?aV- JuJy. 2$.-0)iarh?i, DyM?, Assistant Engineer, of tbs Fulton, thc first, steam-T ou tho Haddon) nnd engi? neer of. tb.e ?fst b'iafeflowo tim Ohio und . ;Misai"sippi tf> New Qxl?iiu-i,.died y ester day, aged eighty-lita .{*' '<>. ?. "?. Tho wife of Clideou dirad, nnd grand ' daughter Of Joltu O! Calhoun, died al Cornell, New : iY?>rk> on -Sunday, s aged . .'twenty sis. f ' ' 'NORFOLK, July 25.-Tho brig Musco Assistance will bo Boot to her from boro. NIGHT DESPATCHES. ?- WASHINGTON, July 25_.The Board.o? Pubho Works being enjoined from nego? tiating $4.000,000 of bonds, have stop? ped *ork on tho streets, avenues, alleys, &o. Muny are thrown Out of employ? ment. , Probabilities-The low pressure on Lake Superior will probably move East? ward, and nn WuHnrnds7 extend South? eastward to Lake QhtVrYq> Brisk East? erly winds will probably prevail on the ustj ?Atlanfio, and, partially cloddy br clearing weather qu .the ; South Atlantic coast. ' ' Southerly winde; with1 rainy or threatening weather, is probable from the Western guli to tho.Ohio valley, and clearing weather in the North-west. ? Among tba Ka Klux witnesses; to day,' was a member of the Oxford, Mies., grand jury. He stated he was a Re? publican, j Their investigation of disor? ders showed that politics had nothing do ?itfc. thom, j Tbcir^taxca wera in? creased three-fold. Sohool teachers were sent among them, at $60 per month. They were not oontent with mob buildings as tho Counties conld rnisb, but must have, irew ones for their average of twenty-five' negro Rehol? lare. Cohabitation of negroes with white women always provoked assault-, but a majority of the cases had iheir origin in theft. SAVANNAH, July 25.-Tho schooner oba ?townttt ??u joto some time ago by e steamer State of Virginia, has drift ashore in Ooobannook Bay, twenty les North of Cherry Stone, wi th mast?, bowsprit and sails gone. The deck load was washed ashore. The vessel is full of water and the deck broken up. The wreokers have abandoned her. WHTTB SULPHUR SPRINGS. July 25. . Meado Addington, a prominent law? yer of Baltimore and United States District Attorney of Maryland, under President. Buohanan, died, last night, of complication of diseases. NBW O MI BANS, Joly 25.-The City Council, to-day, by a vote of five to three, adopted a resolution removing from office Recorders Staes, of the Second District, abd Dumont, of the Fifth District; also, that the Governor be notified of the .vacancies created in these offices. No cause is assigned for the removals; but it is said that Govern? Warmouth directed them, because he believed these' persona were opposed to his administration. . ', Abodiea* shoo store, corner Duaine and Oharties streets, was lost uight bur arissed of goods to the value of 83,000. The.stock was wagoned off the pre? misos. * Two metropolitans on that beat, who.didn't soa.it,. have been suspended. Frederick Seymour, second officer of j the New York steamship Ledoas, fell j overboard ami was drowned, on the 18th i instant, oil f rying ran Shoals. . CiiARtiESTON, Joly 25.-Arrived Steamers Manhattan, New York; Falcon, Baltimore; brig B. Young, New York. Al liASrft, ? J ul y 'JB. '?ha Snjiiromo Coo rt of Georgia, to-day, in. the Macon and We3teKh Railroad Injunction oase, eoidod in favor of the lessees. , '-. General Gordon leaves to-night for Washington,'to appear before tbe Ku Klux Committee., . ' ! ST. Louie,' J July, 25 -A violent hail stotm ; io Pike Connty, > Missouri, de? stroyed !tho corn and tobacco. " The "report that tho lading'' chiefs Sa tan ta :- nu d'Big Tree were killed while tte rn p tin g lo escupo is nu tr ne; both were tried and found guilty of murder ^u^exp^s^bbeiy was comni?t?S bn the Mobile an?JShip Railroad, in Hick? man' 'County^ %<op.tucky, last Saturday night. > Three men .got oq the train'at Union. City, and at Moscow, when the train hal tod, two of the robbers got off and, .tho CwTifoderat;? 'romr.inod cn the plutforqa* j Aa the , train moved ont from the depot, tho. two jumped into the ex? press car, dy erpo weired the messenger, and rob^i^d tUe. Bafo of $20,000. They halted tho train, jumped off, and disapt poured in thb dark. 1 . 'd.-iJU-W-e-'---T-Vr1' HOT un AnaiVAns. Jilly '; 25. \Columbia Holet- W. Shepperd, Mr. and Mrs. D. 'Jacobs- G, : A. Seymour, J. W. O'Brien, Charleston; J.'F. Myers, John Myers, Ora?^eburg; D'.' Malloy, Choraw; John. Knox, fenn.; J. A. lirounorker. Mo ; S Bratt, N. O.pS. Holland, Germany; T. J fferson. Hi.4, Y. Stookiieii; Canada; P. Wolfe, Q lebee; S Swep?s, Scufiiutown.^ ?Js'ickeraon Homo-M.: C. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. G. Syminers, S C.; G. K. Broome, Fia. ; W. C. Wright, MIBS G. Bowe, .Augusta; pc P. Hyde, Va.; ft, Taylor, Charlotte; J.. Murdock, Charlet tou; J. E Pagen; iiillsburo; D. R. How *<?], Ondsden; Jud?t? Thoma*, Cheater; D Jbihb^on, Jr.,rUuioo; W. E. Kou drick. Greenville. " . Oo-operative Building ABSGoiutlon. AH many iucpilrius liAVu boen directed to mu relative to tue disposal of tho tick uta whiob may rctuaio uuaoid, I would ?tato that they wilt till Jw,?ol-t oef?fo tbo drawing take? phtoe.. As bul 2,000 .tiokots will bo is saad.aud thu priue tixeJ ?o low, a salo ot ah .tue tickets munt bo t ff. cte rt iu order to cover tha^^pOniie of tbe drawing, and'tho douer?! AJ.ant will ppwti^uly not hold a Holtet on th? (Uy of the-raTB <. | As it hs? booorao apparent to m'j that ? Urge amount, of rabnoy batt heeu ptac-td by thosd telling tiuknts io tho banks, or, ut hurivhjo Ufced.'lu order to obtain the m teru?t upon the same, I n >w nffur to allow in lurt!h,t,UU?? ?ll finns paid into my holds at the rate ot one per oem pur muni b from thin datejutoeara?rn tho il?? of drawing, bnt nut ?itor*at da. JL" u:s?t bo,?ppar*iit to all that colong aa tho money kept out of my banda, Iti?u;;.>; 5?.-?? ??Ag *u> . \f d? ?wing. rfv bu ml, in rho punaleam ?f $?0,000, malien a deposit with .mo-a?, ?aro as cou ld bo .desi red. The offer of a good .rate of Intercut. ? id (ho de? sire to invest all the money jp improvnuruta of s? more oxionaivo character, aro snfllolotit guarn?)!y that, the drawing wdi t?ke plan? at a.n early a day an posible Kvi.lonee bf. tho improvtinn'iitrt intended om bo Been at corner of Main avd Plain almeta 1 miirit ag?in request all Who have money in their bauds to remit tim narnu lt? me, wbo? ther it um Hints tu '??e- ?<idc?t er li'ii.f J DB. E. W. 77 lEEUcn, .. General Agout, Oui. t?S, Columbia, 8. O. July 25 6 ^July^a-*? P.'-M^JD?tton opaned flat-uplands 9@9>? ; Orleaus LONDON, ? , July 25-Noon.-Cane?le 93|?. Bonds 92??. J. LONDON, July 25-Evening.- Consola 93k?. Booda 92^. PARTS, Joly 26.-Rentes 66f. 7?V T LIVEBPOOL, July 25 - Evening.-Cot? ton dull and unchanged-uplands 9@ 9>?; Orleana9^@9^; Manobestei;ad s?*0(Bui?( which causes dun rues*? ?js Nfcw x?iut, ' July 25-Noon.-Flour I doll.7 Wbe&t und corn firm. Pork I quiet, \ *> U 50@l4.6a. Cotton ! dull; buyers and sellar? are apart-nplands 20%; Orleans 2l?sales 888 bales. Go? vernments doll and.ateady. State bonds dnU-And heavy. Money easy, at 3. GFold steady, at 12?12"??..' Exchange long 10??; short 10%. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet; sales 1,887' ales--uplands 20?/; Orleans 21>?.< buiherh flour a shade firmer; common to fair extra 5.56(^0.40; good to. choice G45@9.O0. Whiskey firm, at 96. Wheat -;spring l@2o. better; now and old winter red and amber Western 1.38(0} 1.48. Corn active and a abade firmer, at 68@69. Rice 8@8??. Pork a shade lower, at 14.60. Lard dall-kettle 10%. Freights strong. Money easy. Stir? ling 10J?@10>?. Gold 12^@12K Governments dull. Statea dull and heavy, except Tenneaseoa and Virginias, whian aro steady. Tenneasees 72; new 72. Virginias 65; new 72}?. Iionisianas 65; new 62; levees 72; 8M 84. Alabamas [98; 5s 66. Georgian 84; 7a 93,'?. North 1 'Carolinas 40; uosv 27. South Carolines 72; new57L?. CINCINNATI, July 26.- Flour quiet. Corn unsettled-ear 52@54. Pork no? minal, at 14.50. Lard firm-winter 10J?. Bacon-holders firm; shoulders 6*?; sides 8J?@8??. Whiskey 92. ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Flour low and medium grades source but firm; others I dull-fall superfine 4.40. Corn dull and unohanged. Whiskey 93. Pork 14 60 @15.00. Bacon dull-shoulders 7; clear sides 9. LouiayiLLB, July 25.-Flour steady, extra family 6.00. Corn-shelled 70. Provisions steady. Pork 15.00. Bacon unohanged. Whiskey scarce, at 92. BALTIMORE, Joly25.-Flour quiet and unohanged. Wheat steady and un? changed.- Com-white 75@79; yellow 69@70. ProTisionB unchanged. "Whis? key 96. Cotton dull but not lower middling 20>.<; receipts 215 bales; sales 132; stock l.o-iS. AUGUSTA, July 25 -Cotton jn fair de? mand, dosing quiet, at 18>? for Liverpool middling; saloa 200 bales; receipts 280. SAVANNAH, July 25.-Gottou quiet middling 19.J?@19>?; receipt? 75 bales; j siles 25; stock 5,141. NEW" ORLEANS, Jaly 25.-Flour Bcarco -treble 6.75@7.00. Oom firm-mixed 72>?(a)73; yellow 74(a)75; white 78@80. Pork dull and depressed, at 15.75. Ba? con Jqaiet and firm, at 7%@10. Cof? fee inactivo, at 13*4 (<?)l?. Others un oboDgotl. OoMati ??uio? a?renk-mid? dling nominally 20; receipt? 606 bales; sales 1.650; stock 48,517. CHARLESTON, July 25.-Cotton quiet middling 19X ; receipts 193 balea;, sales [200.- ! ? .?/ BOSTON, July 25.-Cotton dull-mid I d?ng 21)? ; receipts 435 bales; .eales 200; I-stock-6,000.; i ;KMo.. Mourne, Joly 25.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling 19>?; receipts 33 bales; ?tock 8,486. | fl GALVEEnippi Jl^ly 25 -^Cotton quiet ordinary 16><2; receipts 224 bales; sales 400; stock 12,586. WILMINGTON, July 25.l-i-Cotton firm middling 19>?.; receipts 20 bales; stock 8687. n 14 ".' i;t<:. : fl ; NOBFOLK, July 25.-Cotton steady 'low middlingl9^@20; receipts68 bales; sules 100; stock 645. EDWARD R. ARTHUR. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NO. 7 LAW RANGE. WILJj'practioairi the Circuit and Prohato Courts of Richland and adjdnlug Ctmntina. _ ,_ _. July 19 t3nio_ Red Asb Coal-ffil? Per Ton. IASI prepared'to for ni nh the above COAL, ill quantitiea from ono to fifty tons, ut ?15 pur ton, d?divorod in any part nf tho city. Oidora can bo left at L?rick ?c Lowrance's ur A. I'alraer'a. Ton 2,000 Iba. T. J. HAllPKB. ? Jone 20_. _ Imo* , ' \ Spring Water loe. MY tco Machino, is now in complote order, and can furnish ICH to city ami coun? try, 'Hi i ri loo is frozen at a lew temperature, and will melt vory little hy transportation. Prion. Ono dollar per ono hnndred pounds; loan quantity, ono and a half cents per pound. Sunday open from 7 to 10 A. M. _July_2 _ J O. HKEGEU3. Standard Medicines. HElKrtTrtil'H Groat Blood Medicine QUEEN'S DELIGHT. I loinnub a Chill Gm o, warranted. LU-initab's Gununa llorac l'owdor. Ileinitab'a Crimson Totter Waah. Heiui tab's Tar and Wild Uhorry Cough Coro. . ileinitrihV Quaker Liniment Heicittju'e Htanloy Gough Syrup. Let thu people try thom. They sUnd br fall upon tho vero io of tho. people. . To thia tent the proprietor inviten tho searching discrimi? nation uf all. For ealo only at UKIN! IV IVS Drug Store, July 7 t OppoBlfo Phoonix office. Health of H or ?os, Males, Cows. SICKNESS and death of stock is ono of tho greatest discouragements of the farmer. The uaase of their death may bo beyond our control, bnt very many cases, indeed, niuo cased out of ton, tho diaoaao may ho traood to Indigestion, Durangomont of tho Bowols, nobility. Where thia is the case, wa always have a romedy at hand: II EIN I rail's GEB M VN ilOKSa POWDER. With thia great nurse medicine you aro proteolod from loan. For Woakneas, Indigestion, - Overworked Boraus, no better preventivo medicino ean bo gitan,; Try it. Fur salo onto by E. Il: nTLlNITSn, Jni.v 7 f Whalnaaloaud Bbtail DruKKi^t THE MJRRI8 C?TTOto OIN ITA* DISTANCED AUtiOTIIEKS, A 'ND is warranted tn flo iVagnin. For bill ?\. particulars, relative to thean machino*, address . H.-MOltKI*, ?Ian?. 18 Smo . Cn! um bia, H. O, BlaefcnreBV tfnnnlnrf Dnrharn Bdiukidg To bao.o at POLLOOK'B. " ; QUOTATIONS .OF BOX ly 25, 187f,. & p, ^ Eau ker aud Broker, No. 25 Brood street. li?mes of Securities. Hate In. Of'd Asked. BT ATE BECU1UTTBS. ? North Carolina, old.... 6 - 46 N.- Carolin a. new. 6 - oft South Carolina, old- 6 *?.. 7* 8. Carolina, new. ..? 6 :... SO 8. C. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 -;... 70 Georgia, new. 7 .... 90 Georgia. 6 .... 85 Tennessee, old. 6 .... 71 Tennessee, new. 6 .... 71 Alabama. 8 ....'100 Alabama. 5 .... 68 CUTT BEOUniTIEH. Atlanta, Ga,, bonds_ 8 _ 85 Atlanta, Ga., bonds.... 7 _ 75 Angosta, Ga.;bonds... 7. .... 88 Charleston ?took. G .... 53. Charl'a Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 70 Colombia, S.O., bonds 6 .... 64 Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 78 Macon, Ga.,bonds_ 7 .... 77 Mobile, Ala. 8 .... 82 Mobile, Ala. - 5 _ 53 Montgomory, Ala. 8 .... 82 Memphis, Tenn., b'nds . i old... 6 .... 55 " new.. 6 - 54 Nashville, Tenn. 6 - 62 Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 _ 86 Wilmington, N. 0. 8 _ 75 Wilmington, N. 0. 6 _ 72>? Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 Green. & C., State gnar 7 LaurouB. 7 Mnoon and Augusta, 1st mortgage.\ 7 Macon and Augusta, (1st mort.,) guar. by Georgia Railroad . .. 7 Macon and Brunswiok, guaranteed by State of Georgia*. 7 Memphis Sc Charleston. North -Eastern 1st mort Nor th-East ern, 2d mort. Sav. & Char., 1st mort. Sav. & Char., State gua, South Carl'a, 1st mort. South Carolina... ..... .South Carolina. Spurtauburgand Union j KAU,HOAD HTOOKK. Par. Atlantic and Gulf.100 Contrai Ga., ex div_100 Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 Georgia. 100 Greeu. and Col. R. B.. 20 Mannn ?>fc?a w?>-i?--. ion Memphis & Charleston. 25 North-eastern. 50 Savannah & Charleston 100 S. C. H. R. abures. 100 S. C. R. B. & B'k Hliarcs 125 Sout-we?terh Georgia.. 100 j BANK STOCKS. Peop's N'l B'k Charl'n, I capital $750-000.'.... I 1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n capital $500,000. S. C. Loan & Trust Co. Caro. Nat. Bank. Col'a, capital $20 J.00O..... Central National Bank. Col'a, cup'l 3100,000 Nation'! B'k ol Chester, capital $50.000. Nat'l B'k of Newberry, capital 3100,000.... Nat'l B'k Spartauburg, capital $60,000. S. C. Bank & Trust Co. capital 8200,000^.... Bank of Chut leeton*.... Union Bank 8, O. People's Bank-So. Co.. Plan. j& Me. Bauk?S. C, Bank of Newberry.... Bank of Camden ....... Others worthless. 82 60 100 CO 83 90 75 93 97 95 56 50 78 90 75 85 94 80 75 67 90 72 65 65 30 118 40 103 2 1 IO 9 10 20 33 33 92 100 100 100 100 loo 102 122 95 lpn 10' 100 100 100 50 25 25 50 100 io*; 50 4 25 UtSOEIiliANBOUS 8KOUBITIES. C nari est on Gas Oo- 25 - 20 Charl'n City R. R. stock 60 - 55 GranitevilloMun. Co... 100 .... 110 G. it C. R. oort iudeb. 64 S. C. R. cert? ludobVs. par N. E. Ri R., cert, indent. 05 Mt. Pleasant and Sulli? van's Island Ferry Co. 100 .... 80 City of N ishville coup's- 84 - City Charleston cer. in. par City of Memphis coup. 70 - N. E. It. R. pref, stock. 40 S. &U. R. past due co up. 55 S. Si C. R. past duo coup. 50 EXCHANGE, ETC. New York sight.par Kprem Gold.Ul 112 Silver. 103 .... 8. C. BANK WliW. *Biihk of Cljarjeston. Bank of Camden. 30 Bauk Georgetown. 1 - Bank of S. O. .., . 6 Bank of Chester. 18 - Bauk of Hamburg. 18 Bank of Newberry. 12 Bank of the State of S. O., prior to'Ol. .? issue '01 and '62. ?Pl. & Mee. Bank Char'n. ?People's Bank Oharl'n. ?Union BunkOhurles'n. *S. W. R. R. Bauk, old. ?S.W. lt. R. Bank, new. State Bank, Charleston - 6 ..'., Fat mers'Ex. B'k Char. - 3 ... Exchange Bank, Coloin - 10 ... Cnin'l Bank, of Colum - 12 ... Merell. Bunk of Choraw .... 6 ... Planter's Bank Fairfield- 3 ... S. C. bills receivable. 95 ... Charleston chango bills..... 96 ..'. S@fm Bills marked thus {*) are beirij redeemed nt tho count or of nboro office 3 O D A^-S 3 0" AT . / j--;? ./^->t:. ; -, ! ? ar* ... ?.; l;-.?*^ ? . PREPARATORY to tr?n'iT?tirJK ?ut otoren. , wo will OLOriE OUT the present .?took at "*'.'. "Ii?w?owa Prices." I And wilt open OB MONDAY a now stock of : "FAHOY ?SSHCH / leather with ??ber Dress Gooda and Linen Goo du, For LADIES and HEN'S WEA Ii. AW We 16)1 only BTAXDABD makea of Go oil A, eo tbat GREAT BARGAINS maybe expeoted ' end will bo given. W. D. LOVE, Joly a_B. B. MoORKERY. PxtE8H TURNIP SEED! RUTA BAGA, GLOBE, NORFOLK, RED TOP, PLAT DUTCH, For salo by W. C. FISHER, Draggiat and Apothecary, Joly 20 gmo Opposite Colombia Hotel. FRESH ANO GOOL 2 WB open thia day a frosh lot bf DRY GO ODS, Direot from first banda. Having no old ptocV. j tu work off, we ehow new and fresh Goodar at Duli Times Prices. Wu ask especial attention and examination ! of our lo* price SASH RIBBONS. nememoor, tao only place m the city to pro. enre tbcae desirable gooda ia at PORTER & STEELE'S.b Juno 14 ,{ ' TURNIP SEED a : - H, so ? AT . .. H vV s m, S3 B, E. JACKSON'S, jg CC ? te aaa:? ammi READ MS! M i I "^^TE Uko pleasure in cs)hpg the special aitontion of tho trade to oar largo and woll ll ?... - ?s -V i ' tdCCtCll BtOck ?f ,' Ladieo, Hisses, Children.^eHaud Boys' sun m SMTP. Which no are sobing at . MA y ITA CT?REtt'S PRICES. Give na a call, and examino bi fore you buy. J. H. & M. L. KIN ABD. May 2u__ Notice. MARY WALKER has been appointed Ad minist rat rix of tho e?tato of IB ?AC w.\ I K KU, doooaBod. and allpor?"ons imh-bn-d to the ?aid oat ute aro boreby notified ibat sou tlvment of tho esme must be made immedi? ately, and thoxo having claims against the said estate will present them, properly attout e<l, to Ibo nudoralgned. JOHN T. SLOAN\_Jn., JOHN BAUdKliTT,' ' Attorneys of tho Estate of Isaac Walker. july o _iO NEW AT C. F. JACKSON'S. , * ?- -~ NEW stylos of PRINTS. ' Ne> stylos of Aprons, white and huff. OhiMrun's White MOUKUI Monars. ChUdrttata IbdT 1 .indnJLUoaseu. Ladii's'Silk """aratoKa Tloa. . , Alt at ?orv h>w prioi-B Jun* 8^ Tb".r.>Kilyi>t(Lugur in )ht> oit> tnu lu .had Poi.i.ock'fl. . . , j , ^yr?*T? "*v*-*s??^?w?ra;^^-v^*.-t--Y-i* i /. - E?reolfaanre bf ?ort??g?.^ < D. O. FK1XOTTP fi-8OH, AuiU^.tr?. BY virtue of tlie power, daly conferred npon ,tpo QUiaon?'Savings Bank, of Ooluffltda, by tbo Columbia Oil Ootupatiy, to -foreclose the mortgage or the said Columbia Oil Oom Sany to the ?aid Cliisene' 8avi0ga Back, of olnmbia, and 11 enter upon: and to noli all and singular the mortgaged premises herein? after described, for Um parp?se of satisfying .their debt; the wald mortgaga ia hereby .de? clared to be foreclosed, and the said Coinm I bia Oil Company forever barred of aJU claim or equity of redemption in the premise*} and und'-r the same power'as aforesaid, Ibo rm deralgoed will soil, at public auction, b< for? the Court Houae, at Columbia', on the PIB6T MONDAY In August uoit: .'" . All that certain lot of LAND, situate and being in the etty nf Columbia, to the County of Bichland, and Stat? of Booth Carolina, consisting of one equate l? said city, con? taining four aorea of land, more or lesa, and bounded by Wheat.'Blee; Lincom and Gads? den atreeta, with ali the buildings an? erec? tion;; on eaid lot of land, now used for the purposes of aa Oil Hill, and all the Engine*, OU Fresaos and machinery of any kind what? soever, in and upon said premises. Tera? caah. W. HABT'lN, Prealdent Citizens' Savings Bank of Roath Carolina._Tnly 61 Sale of Valuable Lands. ttmk BY order of the Bu permr Court, I witt gah "Oil at tho Court Iloaae door ID Btaten Sville, North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY, icm day of August uoxt, 1.700 AO BES OF . LAND, lying in the County of 'bedell, on the Catawba Birer. and Lam ber t'a Creek, 18 milos 8outb of StateaviUe. 37 miles North of Char? lotte and about 5 m il ea West of the Atlantic. Tenueaseo and Ohio Bailroad. Tho land win be sold in lota aa follows!' No. 1, containing 388 acres* moro or lesa, on which Dr. W. Byara now lives. UH No. 3, containing 388 aerea, more or lass, adjoining Lota Noa. 1.8, 4 and C. No. S. containing 384 aeres, adjoining Ko?. 1,3 and 4. No 4, containing'28J aorea, adjoining Noa. 3, 8, 6 and 6. No. 6, containing 200 acree, more or lest, adjoining Noa 4 anti fl. No 6. containing 400 acron, on which Col. A. 8. Brown now lives, adjoining Nos. 3, 4 and 6. On these Ianda are largo bodies of fine Bivor and Creek Bottums and a sufficient quantity of Woodland on each traot. On the 400 acre traot there la a good KUI House and Water Powor.good Dwelling and other build? ing J Good Water on ea th tract. ? Tobacco, Who af, Oom and. the other grain and grass crops ; and are sold as the ianda, be? longing to thp estate of tba late Ja,moo 8. Hi ara, for Maeta. ... Timlin- Onn-baif io six monthiif'tho ba? llance lo twelve month? with interest Crom day vf sale.. The pnrcbaedr moy pay one-third or ibo whole of bia bid-any lime after /the .sale ia confirmed. Bond with approved aequ'riyr win be required (ol' tho puforJaoo ' rnohoy. The? tillo wdl bo rotained until fuU ptyttAtfl is made. ?. l-l fwlUvn Ivd' j Persona wishing to eoe {be landa will please call upon Col. A. 8..Brown or Thon. Deaton. K*q .<V'A:. CABLTOrV Administrator d? boab nrmof Janies 8. Byar?. Juno th ?" >.t L : Imo .-fin m fstfi a* sa sa 2 iE,! NH U l .Jyn ?^-iu.?.'? ::- /. vri ititi 'At' irised ."t : ?.. ; j >10' . .Jj -uitfr lb.? !.:.* .i OF ' th -I'-: -*'-n t.: ?ja i) .-; Ar ? u'j-l bdT :.j".rov ?ai ,i-?unsiui I" : ind jta H.!; lb t o?: ? .t oYftd * " ..' i. ?j"*' X E v_ '? ;>tilii V? tui?ii ?uhq vu; ? ? ,r?io?oiodj hr.tad ti i -t'i.i ,vWi*I -sdi' have Mw iQ atore ft faP^UAeiOt the US weat and .nooSw > 7;iff fl Wb" ft,, ,'>' ' ' '??'.. "'' ^diaabq a .-.' t old* . L . ' . '''i-':;q .?Jj i.-.,-it -.Mia '' 'a. A'il'1! K .IVJ:; oj T oo ufa r Of dum eat io',' ^^O^rf^^'^?swan3 [r?anufae Iprp. wh($ we gnarwee, s?ahtl?fyaTC ?ell endow,'.if. noj^at leia j pricey,'.than au^ ?bjmso iii ''\ Vnmbia, hut>iug onr Coud? t hom tba Urgi-et aqd. muni celebrated, ost^bijabmentc ifitbe Uailed,,8'tatfl'a. A4idj astwo .detune to idease all, wu have now in ourJiouao t\i<r 1 :lr>uiio?l?T.-\ \ - S? ?<:y-d iL ; 1 -. . .OaBOAO itibl id :i.:Ul liibrt Of 1 - [bi . t.- d^ii <?; jj?1?1 EV EEY D5iA88 OF GOODS. From' tho -lowent to. the highcat, and we feel onnfidant that all tboae fkvorhni lae'with aa order from a 'distance will1 bs pVenaed and aatiaflcd that - . . T ,J . .. O UK HOTSE Z*'m}, is T^S Q NJS . In tb ia etty to deal arith. We wilt, upon application, ?end promptly by mail, full linea of samples of those brod of I Gouda dueircd and p.noeiflcd by our friends I and duftoraers. All ardura aocntnpanird by I CH eh amounting to f?5 and over, delivered in . any part of thc Hiato freo of freight vharg? e. Tim*o unaccompajiled, ?ill be sent C. O. D. Wo reei),ct hilly aulioil urdura, which will receive thc prompt and personal atteii|<nn of one of thu firm. Our price? being low, wr think w< eua render uaiia?.uoiiiu. to all. Oive us u trial. J. H. ft M. L, KINARA, M?v 8 J^.UJL,*,*I^ 8- r" Imported A.ie and Pottor. CA^K?t^.Pll.ta-best brandn. in fctnr.? and for aajo C\E0..8Y5IUF.B8.