The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 01, 1871, Image 3
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Vt?? Fflkft?^r SBa?tf?tit-BTJS?NESS . naj^a
, ,ln1&?M/BD. Ify. FABIO.- ?JMB^p^^OV^ii
LOWANOl? F?BAlPBtMOB, AO., ' AO.
MuNion, July 29.-Dr.1 Doliiugor bas
been! elected Rector of tho ?i^y?rsity bf
?Muuuik. Fifty-four p'rofossors votet}.'u
<his.favor dud. six against him., i ?wi
a? ?Attr?i July 29.-It isexpeoted 'the
?rblb?gation of Thiers'- po'wers.'as''"(3,iief'
Ex??ntiVe will be voted bj tho ?saembly
. next, week.. .A majority of the .commit?
tee Ol tho Assembly are- reported to be
in favor of an income tax.
LONDON, July *31;-A meeting was
hold in. Hy db Park,, tb agitate] ogaiust au
allowauco for Prince Arthur, but it was
a ' feeble" affair. .- Another 'meeting ' hos
boon culled, which the Qovernipent hna
prohibited.- r
The chief th?me of conversation iu nil
circled ty-day, UH well as editorials, iu the
journals, ia-thy expected introduction iu
. the Commons, to-uight, of a proposition
to Censure Ibo Government' for abolish?
ing the system of perch use bf 'army ?om -
missions by royal warrant. . Je?
>:PABTS,; July^ei;- Tho fact that but a
few ballots were cast at the municipal
elections, and that tho groat mass of the
voters abstained from-the exercise of the
franchise, is -generally attributed to thc
continuance of tho state of siege ol
Paris,'which 'exercises .n-'banoftil influ?
ence in all Qaajjfe.pf sdjoloty. Au immense
porcelaine .factory..at-. Sevras-'work ic
. which han been.eutirely suspended since
~'t)he oemmenoemeut of tho siege of Paris
by tjie Germans-is to bb at puce re
established. . ,
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
. LQNPQN, July. 3L- Despatches frou
Dublin. .report great .-enthusiasm mani
rested over tho expected visit of 'th?
Prince bf/Wa^?^ . $b? PripcVis ?lreadj
en rpiiio, ?pjobm pan Jed hy Prince Arthur
Duke of Cambridge, Marquis of Lorne
'rftttd ftTxainhBT^TutheT members- of th?
??b^ty/?hdoMe?^' .
i-Jfjev. ,Y. Henry: Loogneyille Mansel
' .?!)!?(Mie o?h&Ur.P?tM? Church, is dead
aged fil by-?one years. ? - - : : ^ .'-..
: Thirty'of the New Castle strikers hav<
gonOj ta4he United States,
't/f /?niitue Hqn^.-.b|'Lords, to-day, Ear
..It?GfflOV?Ile, iQ.uioving.a.favorablo ans wo
. : <tp-tho Royal massage on behalf of Peine
.Arthur, urged that , tho dptnand morel;
!r?nlol}ed tho e outr ii ot ih'ndo.ut the begin
liing of thef reign of the' Queen. - fi
?poko in warna eulogy ..of th?' Prince
whoso visit tu Canada had..secured th
uifeotiou of the q'ol?nist?. '.The Duke o
Richmond heartily seconded; tho motion
which was carried without division. iTb
Dtike of Richmond then'moved a voteTt
??.nsuro.of , tho .'Gjuoau *e. message, as a
unworthy ministerial resort, fie de
nno^e^d* u.?n . Btrong language, . th
speeches , pia Jo at "tho banquet at tb
? - Mapaiph Iloiifi?. on Saturday, in rejatio
' to the treaty Of Washington, and claim?!
. i thatitho. Royal prerogative .-was mac
strained in the ratification of that instri
mont without the Assent of Purltamen
' Earl' Granville spo^O in def euee of tb
message, as responding simply to th
' previous action of the Houso of- Cou
mons. 1
.': In the House Of Commons, Gjadstoi
'stated that nu lens the bill relative t
i elections was passed by Tuesday, an O
tober session of Parliament was imm
tnenL Peter Alfred Taylor, member fi
.Leicester, denounced the making of 'a
. . propriations for Prince .Arthur, who, 1
said, had better serve the country tbt
. bo its pensioner.
" I-p? m
Ammlcnn ll?it:lll?cncr.
NOON DESPATCHES.
' EXPLOSION OP" A STATEN ISLAND PERI
BOAT AND FEARFUL LOSS OP LIFE-P
TAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-INTEftBOTIl
GOVERNMENT DECISION-SALE OF BON]
-ARREST OP A PROMINENT' MAN Pl
FASSINO OOUNTERPETT MONEY--DEA'
OP MRS. IA S O OliS'3 BROTHER, ?0., AO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29,-The Dem
oraoy of San Francisco are divided in
three parties on local nominations, b
-they -wUl probably compromise ai
unite.
NEW YORK, July 30.-Tho Slat
Island ferry boat Westfield, crowded wi
passengers, exploded, her boiler .at 1.5
to-day, iu the slip at Whitehall,, s^re*
- The concussion was teriiflc, ebatterL
. the forward part of tho boat- and 'killi i
. a.great number of people. Tho bur
cane deck was thrown clear bvorboo
and a laj-ge nambe'r of- persons lull io
the water and were drowned. ? 'The e.
tire number, of lost is supposed-to
?60.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30;-At Na vaso
Texas, on tho 20th, a construction tn
bound North that evening, with ni
cara and eighteen laborers, whs preoi
tated into Navasota River by. the derri
of ? wrecked oar striking the late
braces and rods of the bridge, wbi
caused the accident. The superstruoti
of the first span was carried away, a
the second, third and fourth spans w<
to the bottom with the oars and engii
n mass of rains. Five were killed
Btsatly, two fatally injured and twe
more or leas injured. One man i
thrown twenty feet into the air, fulli
instantly killed.
WASHINGTON, July 30.- Gommissipi
Piensan ton decides that the borro v
capital employed by bankers ia no lon
subject to taxation. JLt is estimated t
this decision reduces the revenue $1
000,000, and will doubtless lead to m
merable suita for reclamation. Depo
heretofore thue employed were taxed j
per cent.
It is known that sinoe 1809 no pro
. sitioo, direot or indirect, bas been m
by the United States for the aoquisit
of Coba.
LONG BRANCH, Joly 29.-The Pr
dent and family will remain here thro
the season, fie has abandoned his
to the West and California, having b
advised by General Sheridan, Gen
Sherman and many others, that it io :
too late in tho season for a salisfao
vieit through tho Western country,
crops; navinR-BiMJean gath orod and the*
ocmn^^i|gnp?^r| ?fc??l{irt)| / Be
ba's accordingly concrrafl?xl^o" postpomo
the trip until tho latter part of spring,
1872. 7
Nsw YORK, July 31.-Thousands of
people are con^r?gated-?r?h?d Bellevue
Hospital this morning, eager to hear
socuathjug of thoir friends, supposed to
be. killed or injured by yesterday's explo?
sion, aud a large, for?a of polino is cu.
gag?d in preserving order amid the
general rush and excitement of tbe occa?
sion. Of tho forty dead bodies brought
to Bellevue Hospital yesterday, twenty
hav? already boen, removed by frieuds
for intermont. Of the bodieastill ut the
hospital several have' b??o'' recognized
und .will bo removed to day., in thc
Morgue are eleven victim's Of thoex'jplo
aion yet '.unrecognized;;: On' io no slatters
tho bodies of a woman and two children;
ou auotber slab, those of a woman aud
child; ?md on another that of a wo mun.
there are five bodies of;mop. Most ol
the bodies present a frightful appear?
ance--for iu addition "-to tho fuot tba!
they are much swollen and the featnrct
distorted by water, they have, HI- mus1
cases, beeb terribly scalded. Since euri]
this morning, a regular stream of peoph
has been passing .in solemn file in am
out of tho Morgue-either from enriod
ty to witness thu awful spectacle of Un
Ourocognizod dead lying there, or witl
painful interest, trying-'nod yet fearful o
recognizing among tho yet unknown vic
tims tho features of ? relative br friend
There are about sixty injured.victims o
tho explosion iu the ' wards at Be) le vii
Hospital. The surgeons state that' a
least half of thom aro beyond recovery
About 9 o'clock this moruiug, the bod,
of Matilda Nelson, aged seven, killed b,
the explosion, was found in the water e
?lip of tho Staten Island ferry.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Govern
mont buys $5,000,000 iu bouds aud sell
87,000,000 gold in August.
Tho latest from New York stearabo;
disaster is .that there were fifty killed au
120 wounded. H. W. Wilson, a mei
obant of Louisville, Ky., was severe!
scalded. Col. Muohi will die.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
MESIFHIS, July 31.-R. B. McGee,
prominent citizen of Trenton, Tenn
aud prior to the war Pr?sident of tL
Branch of the State Bank at that pine
- was arrested here, on the charge of pas
iug counterfeit money. On searohirj
his baggage, $1,200 in counterfeit Unitt
States notes were found. Owing to tl
high Bociul position eujoyed by MoGe
his arrest bas caused considerable Bens
lion.
Captain Daniel H. .Todd, formerly
Lexington, Ky...'and brother of Mt
Lincoln, died at Huntsville, of oonsuui
tion. <
CHARLESTON, July 31.-Arrived
Steamers Empire, Philadelphia; Gee
gia, New York.
WILMINGTON, July 31.-John P. Pic
ett, the New York broker, is now iu ji
bore, and will be brought before Jud
Rodman on a writ of habeas corpus nv
Thursday.
NEW YORK, July 31.-Death thus I
50; injured 142. The ferry boat We
field attraots largo crowds to where e
lies moored, at the foot of East Th
teenth street, in charge of Coron
Young. All bumau remains, bits
clothing, &c, have been removed by t
firemen to the Morgue. The force
the explosion was upward, blowing aw
the main deck, cabin deck and huriicu
deck, in almost a straight lino aon
and a little forward of tho centre of t
boat. Tho bulwarks forward were bio'
away, and metal shade around the ft
nel lies crumpled like paper on the bc
Iron pipe an inch thick, joined to t
steam supply ohest, was torn away li
cloth, and burled against the-sido of I
boat. Tho water tanks were thro
backward towards tho stern a oonside
ble distance. The after - part of 1
cabin is comparatively uninjured.
. WASHINGTON, July 31, - The Ku Ki
Committee bas adjourned to the 20tb
September, leaving a sub-committee
Poole, Blair und Buckley to exam
witnesses.
Boutwell, lins ordered ali iuveetigat
of the Westfield explosion.
Customs for tho week $4,000,000.
Weather probabilities-No mate
chango is probable for Tuesday on
Gulf coast. Cloudy weather, with lt
storms, will probably prevail North i
West of the Ohio River. The cpnditi
I remain favorable for an- Easterly w
aud extended rain to-night fromYirgi
I to Massachusetts
HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 31.-Nicket
j House-Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Moise
Master Moise, Sumter; S. A. Durh
I wife, child and servant, Mrs. J. E. D
lop, child and servant, Marion; J. I
, ton, Ohester; J. W. Fleoko, 8. O. ; F.
Johnston, Charlotte; W. M. Sm
Ark.; J. M. Soiglor, Newberry; G.
MoOreighton, Fairfield; J. M. W
moreland, wife and two obildren, i
D. Maloy, Cberaw; B. F. Whitner, J
Murray, Gen. Harrison. A. T. Broi
J, P. Reed, Anderson; H. G. Crensl
New Orleans; J. D. MoPhail, Va.
Green, Orangeburg.
Columbia Hotel-Yt. Kennedy, J.
O'Brieo, Charleston; J. G. W. St
man. St. Louis; R. Steadman, Lex
ton; W. J. Cresswell, S. C.; J. D.
mer, Ridgeway; J. A. May, York?
N- H. Beale, Milledgeville; W. T.
iou. Sum ter i S. J. Corrie, S. O. ; V
Mo^eeY'A. -A:R.'R. W.; T. F. Grane
.Nowberryj'.W.'A. Bradley, Augusta.
. t5HAk.9r?Anft.-The researches of
Holli well, saya tho London Athene
havq added one more to the sc
collection of known factsJOA tho Hf
ShakspoAre, It appears that by ord
James the First, Shakspeare ant
"felicWH" attended on tho Spanish
bassador at Somorsot HoUfiOifor'upv
of ? fortnight, in August, IGQi.
Ladies are invited to inspeot our i
of first ol ass china and glass, sci ii
private sale, at D. C. Peixotto & Sc
TAKTNQ liowrr XTTEK O . -A^ m os FeveTy
jcTnriW iiCffi?fcouDtf? Hag fe-n^n?hed
tho1 lt&m-iaWit thW- mk* atr findley,
Ohio, who bravely rushed into a burn?
ing grocery and brought out threo kegs
of gun-powder, tho explosion of which:
would have destroyed .much.property. ?
It looked like a heroic deed, and was so
considered; but, alasj ' thoror.is .another*
side to the story. It is how asserted that
he rushed , in Jo, the flames through mis?
take. ' Some ono told him that three
kegs of brandy were being destroyed.
---
The Nuw York Sun has an account of.
au Iudianu man who "prencheH like Mr.,
Beecher, lectures hko Jobo B. Gough,!
and gets - mnrriod like C. C. Bowen."
?Now if the mau could, ouly. travel dike;
Grant, drink li ko Dick; Yates,' fend steal
(ike Ben. Butler, he would bo u perfect
prodigy.
J7un, commenting on the proverb
'.'Peace hath her victories," says, "Just
no; more fall tu love than in .wan"
Crockery, glans and granite-ware, in
lots to suit families, ut very low prices, at
D. C. Peixotto & Sou's.
FCNANUlAL AND t?o??MKtl??I.\l?.
NEW. YORK, July 30.- The cottou
movement sbows a very slight increase
iu receipts, but marked fulling off in ex?
ports. Beceipts at nil the ports 10,900
bnles, against 10,001 last week, 15.3HG
the previous week, and 18,408 three
weeks si nco. Totnl receipt's ?since Sep?
tember 3,907,217 bales, against 2,819,093
for tho corresponding period lust year,
showing an increase nf 1,118,151 bnles
iu favor of thu presoutseason. Exports
from all tho ports for the week 5,314
bales, against 9.61G samo week last year.
Total exports for tho expired portion of
tho cotton year 3,033,702 bales, against
2,109,512 for the same time lost year.
Stock at all tho ports 150,002 bales,
against 115,165 same timo Inst year.
Stock at interior towns 15,870 bales,
against 24,223 last year. Stock iu Liv?
erpool 699,000 bales, against 589,000
lust year. American cotton afloat for
Great Britain 59,000 bales, against 59,000
lost year. Indian cotton afloat for Eu?
rope 607.530 bales, against 496.G02 last
year. Weather South during the week
has bceu generally hot, with occasional
nina. Tho growing plant is reported
more favorable in many sections.
LONDON, July 31-Noon.-Consols
93)?. Booda 93.
LivEiirooii, July 31-3'P. "M.-Cotton
opeued quiet and is now Hat- uplands
8%; Orleans 9??.
FB.ANK.FOBT, July 31.-Bonds 96%.
PAIUB, July 31.-Rentes 55f. 45c.
LONDON, July 31-Eveuiug.- Consols
93%. Bonds 93. .
LIVERPOOL. July 31-Evening.-Cot?
ton closed flat-uplands 8j?; Orleans
9}?; sales 8,000 bales; speculation aud
export 500.
Nuw YonK, July 31-Noon.--Flour
aud corn quiet. Pork steady, at 13.62(a)
13.75. Cotton dull uud lower-uplnuds
19%; Orleans 21>i3; enies 600 bales, in
oludiug 450 iu transit. Freights firm.
Stocks strong and pretty active. Gold
steady, ut 12,'?. Governments dull and
steady. State bonds dull and steady.
Mouey easy. Exchange - loug 10%;
short 10^.
7 P. M.-Cotton quiet; sales 793 bnhss
-uplands 19%. flour h envy nnd a
shade easier. Whiskey 96. Wheal
heavy and l@2e?lower-old winter red
aud nmber Western 1.40(n)1.44)?; new
l.40@1.13; red and nmber Southern
1.37(<z)1.43. Corn clo.-ed a shade firmer,
at ?5(a)66. Rice quiet, at 7%($8>?.
Pork more active. Beef dull.' Lard
dull, at 10??. Freights stronger. Money
unchanged. Sterling dull, ut 9%@t().
Gold 12>8@12>.?. Goveruments etoudy.
Tennesseea active; other States dull.
Tenneasoes, old and new 72ji?. Virginias
Gll,2t new 72. Louisinnas 65; uow 62;
levees Gi); 8s 85. Alabamas 99; 5s 67.
Georgias 81; 7s 92. Njrth Carolinas
42)?; new 26<?. South Carolinas ?2;
new 55)tj.
LOUISVILLE, July 31.-Bread-stuffs in
fair demand. Provisions dull. Pork
15.00. Shoulders 6%; clear sities 87?.
Lard 10(a)ll. Whiskey 93.
I ST. LOUIS, July 31.-B igging 2I)@21.
I Whiskey 94. Pork 14.00@14.25. Ba
! con lower on orders-shoulders 6%;
clear sides 8%(rr)9.
CINCINNATI, July 31.-Flour and corn
dull. Pork iu fair demand, nt 13.00;
chiefly to ever short sales. Lard dull
and nominal. Bacon dull and unsettled
-shoulders ?&%', sidos held at 8@83a.
Whi?koy weak, at 93.
. BALTIMORE, July 31.-Flour nominally
unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn weak
white 77@79;- yellow 69@70. Provi
sions and whiskey uuchauged. Cottou
dull hod nominal-middling 19J'?@20;
receipts 196 bales; sales 103; stock 1,000.
BOSTON, July 31.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 20,%; receipts 615 bales; solos 200;
stock 6,000.
WILMINGTON, July 31.-Cottou quiet
middling 19hj ; receipts 30 bales; stock
682.
NOBFOLK, July 31.-Cotton quiet
low middling 18%; receipts 32 bales;
stock 505.
SAVANNAH, Joly 31.-Cotton inactive
-middling nominally 18J?@19; receipts
214 bales; stock 4,837.
MOBILE, July 31.-Cotlon dull and
nominal-middling 18;receipts 117 bales;
sales 150; stock 8,536.
CHABIJESTON, July 31.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middling 18)?@i9; re?
ceipts 136 bales; stock 2,961.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81.-Flour
dull-super 5.00; doublo 6.50; treble
7.00@7 50. Com in fair demand
white 76@77; yellow mixed 71(g)72.
Pork nominally 15.25. Bacon nominally
unchanged. Lard inactivo-tierces 10%.
Sugar-common 9)?@9%i choico 12@
12%. Molasses dull-^roboiled 30@65.
Whiskey steady, at 02J?@1.05. Coffee
firm, at 14(^16. Cotton dull-low mid?
dling 17%; receipts 1,401 bales; sales
1,200; stock 43,521.
GALVESTON, July 31.-Cotton dull
and nominally . lower-good ordinary
16%; receipts 216 bales; stock 11,622.
"Tir^?ceuTrro^
MSgTet&ie/f?^ntly ^difcd in iCtsllatpii,
near-Tu ii rat* ?In or?' tb?u >thirty* years
ago, be took tobin bed tbrongb'religious
excitemoi?ti ,pnd. i? ?ourso of-1 time his
body'asfeura?U auch ail nbuorUnnt'dcmdi.
lion that the slightest cold affected him
in the most 'painful manner. Tbo air j
had as far as possible to be excluded
from his bed; hts hands had to bo kept |
?loved, and his. only communication
with friends who visited him was through
a pane of. ?glass fastened in the curtain?,
With all this, he appeared to bo quite in
possession of his sennes, n?id by many
person a was regarded as a kind of oracle.
- At private sale-ewers and basins,
obnmbors, pitchers, plates, cups and
saueors, at very low prices, at D. U.
Peixotto & Son's.
r FALL OF A RAILROAD BBIDOE.- Tho |
Fulton (Mo.) Fair Flay, of tho 2Gth,
says a portion of the bridge on the Lou?
isiana and Missouri Railroad being built
over AuoanBe River, eight milos North
of Fulton, fell last Sunday, carrying
with it nine men 100 feet to tho bed of
tho "river below. Only one man. A.-Mo
Gills, was killed, and one, Charles Gray,
fatally injured. Geo. Bremingtoo and
Wm. Brothers suffered severn iu tern al
injuries, and will probably die. The
others were not seriouiily hurt.
Call and examine- tho heavy slock of I
grauilo nod glass now offered at a great
sacrifice, at L>. C. Peixotto k Sou's.
Notice.
Dil. I). I,. HOOKKU will heabdPtit from hi?
oflico uutil MONDAY, the 7ih instant.
AUK 1 G
Palmetto Fire Company.
y-.- THIS regular meet
* . ing will ho held at
August i l Secretary.
True Brotherhood Lodge No. 84, A, F. M.
A TUB llogular ?'Communication of
??.^^Truo Brotherhood 'Lodge, No. 84. will
/V\Uo held in -Masonic Mall, THIS (Tues?
day) KVENINO, at8o'clook. Bv order of tho
W. M. O. iL WALK EH, Sec'y.
August 1 1_
Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C.
ALL SAVLS?S DEPOSITS made in HUH
liii.uK on.or buforo thu 5th day of each
cahndar month will bear iutereat for that
month as if deposited on tho 1st instant.
J. C. II. SMITH,
August 1 4 Assistant Cashier.
Thornwell's Collected Writings,
TH KO Lim IC AL and Ethical; 2 vnlurnos,
embellished with Dr. Thuruwoli'u por?
trait. $4 per volume.
Memories nf Patines. P.y MacOnlT. $2.
Tho Cnuuei vativti tiefoinialion and its The?
ologv. Uy ?uv. Charles P. Krowtb, I). 1>. 15
Tho Unseen World. Dy Kev. Dr. Stork. Iii
NEW NOVK1.S.
Pink and Wtiito Tv'ranny. Hy Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowo. tl.CO.
Her Lord and Master. By Florence Mary
alt. GO oeuts.
Won, not Wooed. By the author of Bred iu
tho Bone, Ac 5U couta.
Terriblo Temptation. By Charit? Beatle.
35 cents.
Uniform edition of Oraci Aguilar's Works,
such as Mother's ReeompCilise, Vale ?if Cedars,
"??c., alfi pervolmuu.
The ahovo books stud to any address, post
paid, on receipt of price
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
August 1 Booksellers.
WJSTOMMBNOE,
os
WEBNESDAY, AUGUST 2.
TO BEFIT
OUR RETAIL BOISE.
THE S T OCR
Will bu t xhibited in our
Wholesale and Carpet Rooms,
ESTBANCK
ON TAYLOR STU IC KI'.
Great Bargains
Will he offered to malio room fur our
FALL STOCK.
Aug 1 IV. O. LOVE tfc CO.
SELTZER
AN OVBIl-DOCTOURD WOB I.D.-All
great physicians admit that the world is
over-doctored with violont drugs. In CBseo
of indigestion, biliousness,constipation,wind
colic, diarrhoea, and other casual or oven
chronic aiTooiloils nf tho stomach, liver and
bowels, all thal is needed tor?atelo the regu?
lar action of the disordered organs, is a dose
or two of
TARRANT S SELTZER APERIENT,
tho most delicien i and bartulead ?ibrifugo,
laxative and alterativo In the whole range of 1
medical remedies, lt is sufficient fur tho
strongest, cannot banu tho weah' r-l ami im?
mediately reiiercB tho nausea which ordinary
cathartics aggravate. Sold by all Di u^gieta.
August 1 _ 1?
Feeding Oats.
O/lA BUSHELS PBIME HEAVY OATS.
?UU July 27 F', HOPE.
-:-'a WPtto? tu Cuntmetu?i:
T) HO Ii TH A M? (Or? tho roiuoyiayf. bod} os now
jt . ^nterroo io V.l'otter's" Fielo," near Qrecn
VdJu Railroad De-pot, yul 'reinterment ?if
same lu now" rotter's Field," hoar'Etmwoofl
Comotory, will he received and submitted 'to
Council at Regular meeting, Tuesday, August
The following resolutions, adopted bv Coun?
cil July 2J, 1871, are published for informa?
tion:
Iiesolved, That tho hodios now interred jin
tho old Pottor's Fiold shall ho removed ind
ro-interreel In tho now Potter's Field.
Resolved, That tho Clerk shall advert inc fur
proposals to do thia work bi contract.
. Resolved, That, in removing tho bodies, the
hones Which' may not ho encased Shall ho
properly boxed before boni g removed, and all
l?ementoeVor head-itoh?a which mav now ho
upon tho groves shall also be removed and
placed upon tho now graves.
Resolved, That any portion who nrtay have
rotatives or friends buried in tho old Potter's
Fiold aro hereby given tho privilego of re?
moving said I odies, from and after thia date.
Hy order of Council. W2? J. ETTER,
jtugnst 1 4_City Clerk.
To the Teacher; of South Carolina.
rilUE second annual meeting of tho Educa
JL tional fnatitnto of Heath Carolina will bo
hold at Groonville, at 8 o'clock P. M., on
WEDNESDAY, AORUSI 23, 1871.
Tho annual sddr?*8 will be delivered by
General W. K. Easley. Othor distinguished
speakers havo boon invited and aro expected
to deliver addressos.
Tho delegates will bo entertained by tho
citizens of U roen ville, and will ho passed over
' tho different railroads, going and returning,
for one fare.
All who pronnao to attond aro rt quested to
notliy Prof. J'. D. Patrick, at Greenvillo, by
[ mail, in order that proper arrangements may
bo made in advanoe for their entertainment,'
j Members of tho Instituto, aa well as those
who desire to become members, aro earnestly
requested to attond.
I - HUGH 8. THOMPSON,
I President Edncational-Iustltuto of Sooth Ca?
rolina._August 11
ItloitUscial Invention of the Ag<-:
THE FAN .AND FLY DBIV?R!
INVENTED BY F. M. BUNT.
PATENTED M A PC II 21, 1871.
THIS Machino, which is now offered for
salo, surpasses any of its age. It is use?
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with it. For tho table, it has not an
euaal. For tho sick roora, it stands unrival?
ed. For the nursing motbor, its intrinsic
value is inestimable; as it fans to rest the
little darlings, and keeps them freed from
trouble. No family should bo without one.
An a labor-saving Machine, it saves the hire
of ono servant.- As au investment, there is
nothing ever offered io the pnblio in which an
active, energetic man can make more monev
at. It is tho Machino for the timos. $1,000,000
worth will bo sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can make from $15 to $100 per week,
clear of all expenses. Can bo seen at I.
Snlzbacbcr's Jowelry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY,
t Agent for Richland County,
. July 23_\_P.O. Address, Columbia.
CHEROKEE STRINGS.
Eight Miles fr mn Svartanburg O. 71., 8. C.
AVflttr-^V HOTEL open Jane l?t, 1871.
S?HSMT ?S Board per mouth $30; per
?l"5sfB59L-weuk *I2> ?nr tlay w h0- r*Uo
H&?\jnH5aBgI wat ur ie Chalybeate, and in
bool ana pleasant to ihc taste. Has proven
efficacious in cuting Livor Complaint, Dys?
pepsia, Kidney JViscaecs, Gravel, Dropsy.
Piarrbcua, Cutaneous Affections, Chills and
Fever, General Debility, &ud many other ills
of a kindred nature. Tho table will be pro
vided with the best tho country affords, and
every attention given to visitors, calculated
to make-their stay pleasant. Minorai and
Freestone -baths;- Gymnastics. Cabins toi
rent. Hacks ma daily to ; the.Spf inga from
SparUnburg. It. C. OLIVER. Proprietor,
-KpirUhburg C. li., 'S. C.
J. L. WoFponn, M. D., Manager.
! Jone 22 _thtu 12
Store Room for Sale, dr to Lease for
One or More Years, in the Town of
Union..
IOFFER for sato or lcaso tho STORE ROOM
latoly occupied by rne la the town of Union,
S. C. It is located in the moat business part
of Main street, near tho Court House. It is
twenty-five feet wido and slxty-fivo feet deep,
with ? good Dry Cellar under ii, of the same
size, lt has good and all nccoeoary fixtures
for tho Dry <?oods,Clotutag, Boots and Shoos,
or Hardware ana Grocery business.
I have occupied the stand over twenl y year??,
and bulieva hWo-be ono of the best locations
for business In ?the up-country. Apply BOOH.
TH08. MCNALLY, Union 0. H., S. C.
_July 29 _._G_
Smoked Herrings.
?AA BOXE8 SMOKED HERRINGS, Just
&\J*J received Sud for sale, at fifty couts
perJbo_x. Jjy_JOHN AGNEW .V HON._
The Georgia Gin
THIS ia tho third season we havo sold thean
GINS, aud have novcr had a single com?
plaint. We offer thom with renewed confi?
dence at moderato prices and reasonable
terms. L?RICK & LOWRANCE. Ag tn.,
Julyl3 2mo O?lnmbta. M. 0.
SKM) l illi OL&U TIDINGS ABROAD:
CHILLS AND FEVER CORED !
Heinitsh's Great Medicine,
"ELINA* OHXZIXI O??1E,
A POSITIVE CURE!
SEND all the incurable caaes. Ono bottle
is all that need bo taken. Banish pain!
Banish uufltringl To tho afflicted this is lid
iugs of great joy.
I havo boen cured. J. A. DAVIS.
1 havo boon cured. C. B. THOMAS.
I havo beon curod. J A. ELKINS.
I have been curod. J. H. DIHEKLR.
I have boen cured. D. WAUK.
I havo been curod. M. C. LOOAN.
All.can be cored by calling on HEINITSH
and get a bottlo of thia great medicine Pre?
pared only by E. H. HEINITSH,
At his Drug Store, opposite PHCEKIX office
Joly 25 j_
Notice.
OWING to tho accidental bursting of the
boiler of tho loo Maohino. no ICE will
he sold uutil further orders. All those hav?
ing tickets will present them and tho money
will bo rofoudod. JOHN C. SEEGERS.
J nly 28_
TB w s.
THE Proprietor of the "LITTLE STORE"
has just returned from New York with a neat
assortment of
Choice Goods.
Cheapest yot of tho acason. Call and see, at
Tuly 27 O, P. JACK WOW'?, Muli? St.
Tho boat plac?te get a cool summrr drii.k
ls at POLLOCK'S.
" BY MbST?ITH & FIELlfrlfo.
On tho FI HST MONDAY In August next, at
10 o'dook A. it, in; front of tho Coart?Honse,
. we wm Mell,
All tbatjot of GROUND, with a COTTAGE
of four Boom?, and KUCHEN with two
Booms, situated at tho corner of Lamber and
Wayne streets. ....
For particulars, apply to Mr. John Lano, pr
MONT KITH A FIELDING, Auctioneers.
July 28 - 3
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, tho peuce and tranquility of
cor tain BOot?nnBof the State-of fouth
Carolina have .boen interrupted by asaem*
blades of diugalBed men, who haye assailed
aud injured peaceful citizens, to their detri
> mont and serious injury, involving, in many
case?, atrocious murders, upon quiet and
unoffending citizens:
i Now, tborofore, bo it known that I, BO BEBT
K. SCOTT, Governor of the State ot South
Carolina, in order that the parties to thceo
murders and outrages may be apprehended
arni appropriately puni?) ?d. do ?ewno thia,
mv proclamation; that a reward of ' TWO
HUNDRED DOTJLAUH is hereby : offered for
the i apprehension and delivery of" any -and
every person or persons, in any jail ot this
Stato, with proof to convict them of having
aided or participated In any or either ol these
?cte of violence and murder, or of having, in
diagniso, threatened the life of any ono within
the Stato. Said rewards shall be paid to any
persons, either military er civilians, who may
be entitled to receive them by arresting the
offenders against the lawn. -y ?
lu testimony whereof, I have horounto.aub
ecribed' my name, and caused tho
Great Seal of tho State to be affixed, at
[I,, a.] Columbia, this 23th day of July, A. D'.
1871, and in tho ninety-sixth year of
American Independence.
ROBERT K. SCOTT. Governor.
F. L. CACDOZO, Secretary of State, cn*;
Jnly 30_ .... 2
House and Lot for Bale. .
I AM now offering at private sale that
No. 1 FAMILY RESIDENCE AND LOT, -
. now occupied by Kev. W. D. Thomas.
This ia we? known to be ono or tho moat ?
desirable residences ?n tho city-on Ode hf the
highest pointa.1 House bia six lar?o ?nd
comfortable roomy, with firo-placea/lfc. each
room. . ,,
Kitchen attached lo the house. '. '
Good Servante'accommodation. ' -
Fine Well ?rid Cistern, jr - j'- -, 'T '\
Superior Garden -Spot'. -'. ? ?.
Beautiful Lawn in front o? residence, stud?
ded with noble old .Oak trees. The Lot con?
tains - acre-a of .? vyu nd. .
Sn?ch au opportunity for ?ccuriug a delight
i fal homo Heidorn Occara. ?. ... P.h t '?'
For terms, Ac,, apply to :
J> t JULIUS,C. SMITH,
Auctioneer ?nd Commission Merchant, Green?
ville', 8; C. j July 25
' MT. ZION SCHOOL-,
. WI8N8UDRO, S. C.
THE FALL SESSION of 1871
will op?n-on MONDAY, July 81, and
acontiune twenty weoka. Tte conreo
tot instruction is classical, scion -
'tine and . commercial, affording
thorough preparation for a univor
sity cours o or for hutuncsalife. For ci rcnlat?,
address - :M. M. FAHR >.Wf *
Joly C$18 . . ^Principal.
WASHINGTON TKS?V?S?I?y^V
MEbi??Z'DEPA?TMBtWtl?A^T^j^.
THE next regular seoRion willcommenco on
the FIRST MONDAY in October, 1871.
Preliminary lectures will begin the 18tb 8ep
tembar. Tho 'Coarse of inotrnetiou io emi?
nently practical and complote, consistingal
didactic lectures, clinical lectures and special
instructions in th? diagnosis and treatment of
I disease at the he&side. Every variety oT dis?
ease may be seen in the hospital wards and
freo dispensary connected with tho college.
FBES.-For foll course, $120; Matriculation,
, 15; DisaeotioD, $10; Graduation, $20.' Sin dent?
ijrom-the laie slave-liolding Stale?, whose means
are limited, will be received upon the benefi?
ciary plan of tho school. The annual circular
and catalogue, containing full particulars,
will be sent on application to
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR, M. D.,
July 29 limo_Doan of the Faculty.
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Camden Sired, Columbia, 8. C.
THU next term of my SCHOOL
will begin on MON DAY. September
18. and continue forty-one weeks,
till end of June, 1872. (with one
week'? vacation at Christmas.)
divided in two rqual sessions of
twenty weeks each, terminating first session
on Friday, February 0, aud second session on
Friday, Jone 28. Pupils will bo charged only
from tho time of entrance to the end of tho
session, lt? ia highly important ' that all
should ba present at tho opening of the
School, as they can then be classed to the
best advantage. AB I do nut desire so crowded
asohoolas I.had during-a part of tho last
term, the number will be limited atriotly to
llfty in both Departments-Primary and
Academical. Applications will bo received at
once, and preference Riven to those who
engage for thu wholo term. Monthly pay?
ments required. Parenna aro again reminded
that t hi a roguUtlou' does * not ' gita - tfieothe
right, (aa oom o'wo nhl .claim.) io withdraw
their ohildrea frpm achoo! al any Wmfrfhat
may snit their-cbnvonisnco, beiore thu ead of
tire aesalon. . ..? A. .. \ * ?
. THUMS FEB S?BBIOH or TWBNTT WKKXS.
For EngM?h, f rom. $8 to $25
For Hosie On- Piano, threo lessons a
woek.i. MO
Latin, French, Oerman, eaoh. $10
W. MULLER,
Corner Camden and Bickens streets. .
Jnly 18 _to5
THE HOimiS COTTON OIN
HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
AND is warranted to do it again. For full
particulars, relative to these machines,
addreaa E. MORRIS,
June IB 9BJO_Columbia, S. C.
ICE COLD SOD A WATER with
?ri?? ?f?iD SYRUPS, can be
ot?t??d??t '^cfc?lvZI?'B. -SA
I
, ^fje?e?# &e$r jj* Pure.
f don't .?'?^aJn .Go?oculua Indiens Fish
Borrie? to makoaleepy or headache-.'
Oh?ice Family F?onr.
200p?^^L8 tbict?y*choi?e? $$**le
ii?pfll?ttd.Ale and porter. -,
(USKSHPintfc-boat branda..; fa atora
andforsal? . GEO. SYMMEBS.
Choop FortiliB?r.
TONO COTTON ^KED MEAL. Excel?
lent for manure. EDWARD HOPE.
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