The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 16, 1871, Image 3
. NOON DESPATCHES.
VOLOA.NO EKUPriON-.CHOLERA IN IiONDON
-TBBNOH. AFFAIRS-r^u?lTBD. ? STATES
?ONX>S<-TUB:, DUBLIN MURDEH-NATO
LEON SBCTilSES AK ADDRESS OT WKL
O M?-8T1 tl KIN Cl "WORKMEN EM?QUATINO |
TO AMERICA, AO., AO- .
u -LONDON^, August 14.--Balar?a, papers,
r*c lived by the overland mail ?ta India,
contain details of a dreadful calamity
wbiob visited tho email iain nd of Tago
lauda, about fifty miles North-east of I
Celebes. Au outburst of the volcano
Bawang was accompanied by a concus?
sion of the Ben, and a wave forty yards
high awept all human beings, cattle and
horses from tho island. The number of
portons that perished is stated at 4,416.
COPENHAGEN, August. 14.-Most strin?
gent precautionary measures have been
adopted by tho Danish Government for
the prevention of the introduction of1
cholera into the country.
'. VERSAILLES, August 14.-Tho d?fonce j
of M. Gustave Courbet, which was sub?
mitted to the court martial to-day, is to
the effect thai b?goiacd the Commune
for the purpose of endeavoring to effect I
a pacification between its members and
the Versailles authorities, and that to his1
' personal oxer tiona was due'tho saving of |
many articles of art from destruction
during the Biege of Puria.
LONDON, August 15.-A oase of-Asiatic
cholera has appeared in London, and
creates an extraordinary sensation among
the people., A .despatch from Berlin
says cholera ig increasing in K?nigsberg,
but no oases have yet appeared in Dant
zig: .
Heavy thunder storms have been ox
Eorienaed in the West-bf England, and
avo caused muoh damage to the crops.
The -ten-forties and United States
' bonds of 1881 haye risen considerably at
Frankfort; in consequence of the success
of the,new Treasury arrangement. Tho
amount allotted to Frankfort ia limited.
Pending negotiations, whou completed,
will enable Mr. Richardson, Assistant |
Secretary of .the Treas ti ry, to place the
whole amount in Germany. 1
. DUULIN, August 15.-Tho trial of the
murderer of the-chief of police has been
postponed. Tba corporation of Dublin
passed a resolution expressive of horror j
and sorrow at tho Phoenix Park, allair.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
LONDON; Auguat- 14. - The? Emperor j
Napoleon has' declined to receive the ad- j
dress of welcome which it had been pro?
posed to teuder him, except at tho ex?
press wish of the British nation.
The strike at Newcastle continues, and
many striking workmen are emigrating
to America.
American mtoinaonrt."
NOON DESPATCHES.
THE AUBBIOAN FLEET AT CHINA-QAMDLEH I
SHOT -HEAVY DEFALCATION GHAROED
- EXPLOSION OB" A STEAMER-FIRE AND
' LOSS OF LIFE-THE PITTSTON DISASTER
SUICIDE OT A CONVICT-RAILROAD MAT?
TERS-TAX ON PROFITS OF O0RPOBATI0N8 |
-WTER MURDER AND SUICIDE, AC, AC.
SAN FRANOJSOO, August l i.-The Eng?
lish in China denounoe the return of the I
American fleet as' having all the moral
effect of a defeat.;.* Two Englishmen and
one German, engaged in saving material
from a wrecked German schooner, were
captured by Coreaos, bound hand and
foot, strung on bamboo poles and car?
ried into the interior. A British fleet
sailed from Japan io inquire into the
matter.
WAanreoTON, August 14.-Dennis
Dardoo and John McCarthy exchanged
four shots. McCarthy was killed. They
were sporting men. .
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-$300,009 I
defalcation ia charged against the Penn?
sylvania war claim agent. It is claimed
: by the friends of the accused that he has
been three times at the Pennsylvania
capitol to settle the accounts, but failed
to find the proper officers at home. The
alleged defaulter ia at Harrisburg now,
to settle; but the Auditor and Treasurer
are both absent.
MAYSVTLLE, N. Y.," August 15.-The
steamer Chatauqua, or Chalan na, ex?
ploded to-day. Several were killed and
rn ft n y -ronn n d ed -
CLBVRLAN?, August 15.-A fire at
- Youngstown, Ohio, burned eight small
bouses and three children.
PITTSTON, Auguat 15.-Five bodies
have been recovered. Thirteen remain
, in the mine. The majority of volun?
teers have been badly damaged by the
foul air.
. HAN FRANCISCO, August 15.-A convict j
: who had served six of eight years sen?
tence in tho penitentiary suicided by
jumping into a vat of boiling water.
. Everything quiet in Western Mexico.
? ?: NIGHT DESPATCHES.
1 OTTAWA^ August 15.-It is positively
asserted that the Marquis of Lorne and
Princess Louise will reside in Canada fox
' ? lengthened period.
A considerable reduction in the mili
s - tia force is expected in oonnequenoo of
the Washington treaty. "
NEW YORK, August 15.-It is stated,
on good authority, that contracts have
been mado With one of the great rail?
road contractors of the West for tho en
tiro construction of tho Mobile. and
North-western Railroad, to be completed
in two years. The consummation only
depends upon tho fall amount expected
? by the company being voted by several
Sj Gpnntles in Mississippi. The ele o tiona
r: will soon bo hold, and from the report
?:- received it ia believed the vote will be
? quite unanimous in favor of liberal sub
r soriptions. If thia is realized, the work
0 w?U OLO? oommeQcc by torga g&ngs at
^ 'both ends of tho line and at the intor
OentraJ?Boad. The
tts wi^h gfe&i favor among
taliets, who'deem it one of
most important lihe&in thia country.
The Ooro?Qt's inquest in tho Westfield
fe?il??1 csploaion case was resumed this
sndraing. Charles'H. Haswell, engineer,
said bo was of opinion that the West?
field's poller was not of the proper de
I aor?pjion'. \He ?nadb .tbo> following re
markab'lo statemonti' 'With the present
ataff of ignorant engineer*, he did cot
eeo bow the hydrostatic test could be
done away with; but with a body of edu?
cated en gie ocra there would bo no necea
aity for such a test. He did not con
eider there were more than five intelli?
gent engineers in tho wholo harbor of
New York.
Wm. W. Vanderbilt, engineer, said, in
the courso of his testimony, that the in?
terests of the shipowners aro moro in
favor of incomplete inspection. Tho?
rough and completo inspection wonld
bo productivo of . much inconvenience
and loss of time to tho oom pan les.
Duranoy & McGee, whoso establish?
ment was burned, with fatal results, have
fled, to avoid arrest for arson.
Tho foundation],of the Scott monu?
ment was laid in Centr?t Park to-day.
Tho celebration is general throughout
Canada*; Patrolmen have been placed
along ntl the lines of the city railroads,
in citizens clothea, with instructions to
arrest every intoxicated person riding in
the cars.
SAVANNAH, August 15.-Usina & Jones
dry dock was completed to-day, ?ad is :
success.
SAN FRANCISCO, Anguat 15.-The Di
rectors of the Southern Pacido Railroad
re-eleoted the old officers.
IiiiON, N. Y., Auguat 15.-Langdon
whose wife refused to alienate her pro
perty, beat her brains out and hung him
self.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
W. VA , August 15.-The drought ii
thia section is beginning to get opprea
sive, and the crops are suffering for wan
of rain. The Springs still oontinu
crowded. Among the arrivals to-nigh
were Gen. G. T. Beauregard, of Louiei
ana; Col. Caswell, of Georgia; John W
Wyatt, of Kichmond; Major MoMaho:
and M. B. Clarke, of Virginia.
The election to decide whether a cou
vention will be held for framing a nei
constitntion will bo held in this Stat
next Tuesday, the 25th inst. It is gent
rally conceded that the vote will h
largely in favor of the convention.
WASHINGTON, Auguat 15.-Probabil
tiea-Tho barometer will probably rh
North of Missouri, with partially dec
and pleasant weather, on Wedneeda;
Light local storms aro probable fe
Lakes Eric and Ontario, but no materi
change ia indicated for tho Atlant
coast. Au area of high barometer
probably advancing npou tho South A
lantio States, and light rains, if any, a:
probable for tho Gulf coast Wednesdc
afternoon.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-dt
deoided that, under the late decision
Pleaaanton, in relation to interest <
the coupons of corporations, the que
tion of collecting tax on dividends ai
undivided profit? of corporations waa n
touched upon; therefore, the tax on (
vidends and undivided profits for the le
flvo mouths of 1870 will be at once asst
sed and collected.
CHARLESTON, Anguat 15.-Arrived
steamer Empire, Philadelphia. Sailed
steamer Estafette, Martinique.
The political campaign in New Jera
ia opening bravely for the Democra
A Democrat has boen elected sheriff
Middlesex County by an inoreased n
jority over last year of over 300. T
Dem?crata have carried the city of N
Brunswick, which last spring gave a I
publican majority of fifty, by 219 ma
ri ty.
.. ^ ? -
A gentleman trying to describe t
friend tho beautiful manner in whioh
fiance's hair was arranged, said: "It \
frizzled in front and fricaaied and acre
bled al the back."
An Engliah farmer oondenaed bia pi
tical experience into thia rule: "Fi
your laud before it ia hungry, res!
before it ia weary, and weed it before
is foul.
A Springfield, Mo., paper son ten tic
ly describes tho effect of a storm
"completely destroying vegetation."
Tbe militia were called out in Linet
Pa., to stop the whipping of the sch
teaoher by a pupil's mamma."
Forney speaks of the sermons of
voiceless dead, whioh may bo termi
gure of tho Want of speech.
Jewelry RHd Silverware,
OF tho moat approved Btylea, can be
tain od at I. H ULZ BACH EU'S catab
ment, Main atroot, Columbia Hotel 1
Sots and bau* Bots in great variety. .
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. HPEI
OLES and EYE-QLABME8 to snit all aggi
Native and Foreign Wines.
SOUPPERNONG, Concord, Santerns,
rot, Champagnes, just received am
Bale low, by_E. HOI
Choice Teas.
/""I UNPOWDER, Hvson, Oolong and En
XJC Breakfast TEAS. Tho choicost imp
for Bale low. _E. HO!
Just Received,
C>pr BBL8. NORTHERN IRISH F
?tjTOES. For Bale low hy
August 3_JOHN AQNEW A 8'
For Sale,
A GOOD HOR8E and BUGGY
9-#ar% Plv at thia ?Aleo.
*_?>.** ' !i August 9 _
Breakfast Baoon.
1f\f\f\ POUNDS Fulton Market B.
.ViUl I BTRlrB, for salo low
AngUrtt 3_E. HO
Tax Notice.
O JPIOB or CODWTY AUDITOB, RtCO&UCD
COLUMBIA, S. C., June 28.18'
TN pur eu an co bf an Act of tho Genet
JL aerably, at its last session, my ornoo
lumbla will bo open, cn and after 1st
July next,to_Au?uat 20, to receive the r
of Personal F?onorty. of the iax-pavera
County for the year 1871. Blankscan
tahicd at this cition, lo tba Court Hourn
Tax-payers are required to enter on
all transfers or nnrohasea of real eats
also all new buudinga erected slnoe 1
turn.
Where tax-payers neglect to mako.tl
torn?, tho County Auditor is compel
law, to charge-thom with the return
previous y oar and add- fifty flair cen?.'
aa penalty. . ? > v Ml J. OALNJ
Juno aa . y Auditor Richland Co
ET?rTAKOIAL, AN? COHMKH?lAL.
LIVERPOOL. August 15-Koon.-Cot?
ton oped dall and unchanged-uplands
OrluaoB 9.
LrVBBPOor,, August 15-Evening.- I
Cotton dosed dall-uplands 8%; Orleans j
9. Manchester advices less favorable,
cansos dullness.
LONDON, August 15-Noon.-Securi?
ties unchanged. .. "
.FRANKFORT, Augnst 15.-Bonds 90J^.
NKWYOHK, August 15-Noon.-Stocks j
steady, but not very aotivo. Govern?
ments very firm, but dull. State bonds |
steady. Tennessee 6s 75>?; new 75>?.
Stoney easy, at 8. Gold heavy, at Vl%.
Exchange-long short 7%. Flour |
qniet and steady. Wheat quiet and un?
changed. Corn quiet, but Arm. Fork'
quiet, at 13.50. Lard firm. Cotton
?nominal-uplands 16%; Orleans lfJjy;
i eales 1.100 bales. Freights du IL
7 F. M.-Specie shipments to-day
896,000. Ootton dull and lower, with
sales of 154 bales, at 18} ?. Flour steady.
Whiskey firmer, at 94>?. Wheat l@2o.
lower-red winter Western 1.40@1.43;?
amber Southern 1.46. Corn l@2o. low?
er, at 67^@68. Rice steady. Pork
closed heavy, at 13.00(0)13.75. Lard |
firmer-kettle Freights firmer.
Money nnohanged. Sterling-at close,
prime bankers' bills Bold on street at 9.
Gold 12%. Governments quiet Ten?
nessee? active, especially new; others
dall. Tonnoesoes 76%; new 75>??. Vir?
ginias 63; new 72. Louisianas ?5; new
60; levees 69%; 8s 83. At?bamos 100%;
5s 67. Georgias 83; 7s 91. North Caro?
linas 45; now 26. South Carolinas 70;
new 58.
CINCINNATI, August 15.-Flour and
corn dull. Pork-12.50 asked. Lard
9 askod. Lacon in limited jobbing de?
mand-shoulders 6%; clear sides 7%.
Whiskey 88.
LOUISVILLE, Aogast 15.-Flour inac?
tive. Corn weak. Provisions in light
demand and unchanged. Whiskey
steady, at 89.
ST. Louis, August 15.-Flour lower
superfine winter 3.70@3 75. Corn quiet.
Pork inactivo and held firmly at 12.7D("
13.00. Bacon firmer-order lot? Q%\
6>?; clear rib 8%. Lord ?j?@9%.
BALTIMORE, August 15.-Flour active.
Wheat steady. Corn quiet and steady.
Pork firmer, at 14 50. Bacon firmer
shoulders 6%($7. Lard dall, at 101<J@
ll. Whiskey-small sales at 94. Cotton
dull and tending down-middling 18%
Ohl&y,; receipts37 biles; sales 73; stock
1,145.
NEW ORLEANS, August 15.-Flour,
easier-super 4.75; double 6.30@6.50;
treble 6.62>?@6.75. Corn quiet-mixed
65@67; white 70. Pork dull, at 14.25.
Baoon firm, at 7j?@9. Lard dull
ohoice 10%@10)?; keg 11>?@11??.
Others unchanged. Cotton -dull-mid?
dling 16>?@17; receipts 435 bales; sales
1,000; Btook 35,505.
AUOOSTA, August 15.-Cotton quiet
and weak-middling 16%@17.
CHARLESTON, August 15.-Cotton dull
-middling 16>?@17; receipts 67 bales; !
sales 50; stock 20,991. The first bale of
new Carolina cotton was received here
to-day, from Barnwell County, classed
middling, and sold at 25o. per ponnd.
NORFOLK, August 15.-Cotton dull- |
low middling 17; receipts 107 bales;
stock 522.
MEMPHIS, August 15.-Cotton dull and
nominal-middling 117.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Ootton
dull-middling 18%.
BOSTON, Augnst 15.-Cotton dull-1
middling 19^; receipts 525 bales; sales
300; stock 6,500.
GALVESTON, August 15.-Cotton dull- '
good ordinary 15%; receipts 367 bales;1
stock 10,431.
SAVANNAH, August 15.-Cotton in
moderate demand-middling 17; receipts
83 bales; sales 602; stook 3,931.
MOBILE, August 15.-Cotton quiet
middling 17@17%; receipts 40 bales;
sales 15; stock 469.
WILMINGTON, August 15.-Cotton doll
-middling 19; stook 611.
NEWS.
THE Proprietor o? tho "LITTLE STORE"
has just returned from New York with a neat
assortment of
Ohoice Goods.
Cheapest yot of tho season. Call and seo, at
.Tuly 27 ?. JACKSON'S, Main St.
Standard Medicines.
HEINITSH'8 Great Blood Medicino
QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
Ueinitsh's Chill Cure, warranted.
Ueinitah's Gorman Horse Powder.
Heinitsh'a Crimson Tettor Wash,
i Hoinitsh's Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Curo.
Heinitsh'a Quaker Lin'ment.
Hoinitsh's Stanley Cough Syrup.
Let tho people try them. They stand or fall
upon tho verdict of the people. To this test
the proprietor invites the searching discrimi?
nation of all. For salo only at
HEIN ITfc H'S Drug Store.
July 7 t_Opposite Pheonix oftioo.
Health of Horses, Males, Cows.
SI0KNE88 and death of stook is one of tho
greatest discouragements of tho farmer.
Tue cause of their death may be beyond our
control, but very many casos, Indeed, nine
caaoa out of ton, tho disease may be traced
to Indigestion, Dorangement of the Bowels,
Debility. Where this is the case, we always
have a remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GER
MVN HORSE POWDER. With Ibis groat
horse medioine you are protected from loss.
For Weakness, Indigestion, Over-worked
Horses, no better preventive modioine can bo
given, Try it. For salo only by
E. H. HKINIT8H,
July 7 f Wholesale asd Ratall Bragg's*.
Lard! Lard!!
PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed strictly
pure"-in barrels, hair barrels, kegs and
8, 5 and 10 caddies, for cale at reduced prices,
by_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Fall Turnip Seed,
THORBURN'* Green Globe, Red Top. large
White Norfolk, Yellow Stone, and Buta
Baga, fresh, and for sale by -
August 2 EDWARD HOPE.
itt*.
; IiATlti?T. QuDTA*IONl? OV SotiTrniOlN Sfr
ounrriK? IN OHAiiiiE?TbN, 8. C-Corte? Lcd,
August 16, 1871, bj
A.C.KAUFMAN
Banker and Broker, No. 20 Brood street.
Harne? of Securities. Hate In. OJ 'ci Asked.
STATS SEOUHJL'i'JOS.
North Carolina, old- 6 - 44
N. Carolina, new. G .... 26
South Carolina, old.... 6 - 74
S. Carolina, new. 6 .... 60
S. C. rog'd stock, ex in. 6 _ 70
Georgia, new. 7 .... 94
Georgia. 6 .... 86
Tennessee, old. 6 .... 74
Tennessee, new. 6 .... 74
Alabama. 8 .... 100
j Alabama. 5 .... ?8
CITY SECrURITIKS.
Atlanta, Ga., bonds_ 8 81 85
Atlanta, Ga., bonds- 7 _ 75
Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 .... 84
Charleston stock. 6 80 57
Charl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 74
Columbia, S. C., bonds 6 _ 64
i Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 _ 78
Macon, Ga., bonds- 7 _ 77
Mobile, Ala. 8 _ 80
Mobile, Ala. 5 .... 58
Montgomery, Ala..... 8 .... 82
Mom pl IIB, Tenn., b'nds
old... 6 58 59
new.. 6 57 58
Nashville, Tenn. 6 62
Savannah,Ga., bonds. 7 84 86
Wilmington, N. C. 8 _ 76
Wilmington, N. C. 6 _ 72)?
RAI IiltOAD BONDS.
Atlantio and Gulf. 7 _ 80
B. B. H., 1st mortgage 7 _ 60
Central Georgia. 7 97 100
Charleston and Savan.. 6 ._ Co
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7 _ 83
CherawnDd Darlington 8 .... 93
Cheraw k Dar., 2d mort 7 _ 75
Cheaap'ke & Ohio, gold 6 _ 93
East Tennessee, Virgi?
nia & Ga., 1st mort. 7 _ 90
Georgia Railroad. 7 _100
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 - 95
Green. & C., State guar 7 _ 56
LanrenB. 7 _ 50
Macon and Augusta,
lat mortgage. 7 _ 80
Macon and Augusta,
(1st mort.,) guar.* by
j Georgia Railroad... 7 _ 92
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia. 7 - 75
Memphis k Charleston. 7 84 86
I Mississippi Central, 1st
mortgage. 7 .... 85
Mississippi Central, 2d
mortgage. 7 72 75
Mississippi & Tennes?
see, 1st mortgage... 8 .... 85
I Mississippi Sc Tennea
see, consolidated.... 8 _ 70
Mobile and Girard, lat
I mortgage..... 8 90
Mobile k Montgomery, 1
I gold, lat mort, end. 8 .... 97
I Montgomery and Weat
! Point, 1st mortgage. 8 84 i
Moaoogee, Ga. 7 90
Nashville and Chatta?
nooga, endorsed.... 6 .... 73
j Nor th-Eas tern lat mort. 8 _ 95
North-?ostern, 2d mort. 8 .... 83
Pensacola k. Georgia,
lat moitgage. 7 - 50
Sav. & Char., lat mort 7 _ 78
Sav. & Char., State gua 7 - 70
Sav. & Char., 2d mort 8 _ 75
South Carra, lat mort. 7 _ 90
, South Carolina. 7 - 73
! South Carolina. 6 .... 65
Spartanburgnnd Union 7 - 55
Westum Alabama, 2d
mortgage, endorsed. 8 91
BAinBOAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantio and Gulf.100 .... 30
Augusta & Savannah. 85
Central Georgia.100 114 117
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 .... 40
Georgia. 100 .... 100
Green, and Col. B. R.. 20 - 2
Macon and Western... 100 110
Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9
North-eastern. 50 - 10
Savannah & Charleston 100 .... 20
S. C. lt. R. shares. 100 31 33
S. C. B. R. & B'k shares 125 31 33
Sout-weatorn Georgia.. 100 91 93Q
BANK STOCKS.
Poop's N'l B'k Charl'n,
capital 8750,000. 100 .... 102
1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n
capital $500,000.100 _123
S. C. Loan & Treat Co. 100 ....100
Caro. Nat. Bank, Ool'a,
capital 8200,000. 100 100 _
Central National Bank,
Col'a, oop'l 8100,000 100 100 _
Nation'l B'k of Chester,
capital 850,000. 105 -
Nat'l B'k of Newberry,
capital $100,000.
Nat'l B'k Spartanburg,
capital $60,000.
S. C. Bank & Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100 .... 100
Bank of Charleston.... 100 .... 19
Union Bank S. 0. 50 - 50
People's Bank So. Ca. 4
Plan. & Me. BankjS. C. 25 .... 25
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Camden. 50 .
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS 8EUUBITIKS.
Charleston Gas Co_ 25 - 20
Charl'n City R.R. stock 50 - 55
GranitevilleMan.Co... 100 -110
G. & C. R. cert iudeb. 54
S. C. R. cert indebt's. par
N. E. R. R., cert indobt. 65
Mt. Pleasant and Sulli?
van's Island Ferry Co. 100- 80
Virginia State Coupons .... 45 -
Tenneasoe " " .... 55 -
Oity.Mnrfreesboro " .... 70 -
City of Nashville coup's .... 83 ....
City Charleston cor. iu. par
City of Memphis coup. 72 -
N. E. R. R. pref, stock. 40
S.&U. R. past due coup. 55
S. & C. R. past due coup. 50
KXOHANOB. ETC.
New York sight. :.par #prem
Gold.T......V.Ill 112
Silver.103 ....
8. O. BATTK BrLLa.
?Bank of Ob arlestob.
Bank of Camden. 30 ....
Bunk Georgetown.. 1 ....
Bank of S. O. 6 ....
Bank of Chester. 19
Bank of Hamborg. 18 _
Bunk of No wherry. 12
Bank of tho State of
S. C., prior to'Cl.
" issue '61 and '02. ....
?Pl. &Mec Bank Char'n. ....
?People's Bank Oharl'n.
?Union Bank Charles'n.
*S. W. R. B. Bank, old.
?S.W. B. B. Bank, now.
State Bank, Charleston_ 6 ....
Farmers'Ex. B'kChar. 8 _
Exchange Bank, Colom_ 10 ....
Com'l Bank, of Oolam_ 10 ....
Merob. Bank of Cheraw .... 6 ....
Planter's Bank Fairfield_ 3 _
8. C. bills receivable. 95 ....
Charleston change bills. 95 ....
?67" Bills marked ?hos {*) are being
redeemed at the counter of above office.
~TO CLOSE.
THE FOLLOWIN? O00D8 HAVE BEEN
placed upon our
" Slaughter " Gounter,
And aro cft'urcd at ?
RUINOUS PRICES
To closo them out.
Black and Whllo GRENADINE SHAWL8,
(very pretty.)
Satin, Striped, Silk and Wool SHAWLS,
(handsome.)
Solid Colored Llama SHAWLS, (stylish.)
Black LACE POINTS, (roal doairable.)
Every conceivable stylo of PARASOL, (good
value.)
Swiaa Pnfling.
Jaconet Puffing.
Jamca' Cambric Putting, in quadruple, six
tuple and octuple.
Limm Seta, plain and embroidered.
_Aug 15_R.O. SHIVER Sc CO.
HURLEYV1LLE
FOR SAXE,
NOVEL PLAN. |
For information, apply to
E. W. SEIBLES A CO.,
Aug. 13 3_Real Enlate Brokora.
Appeal by Miss Mary Ann Baie,
f Confederate Soldier* Friend.)
MISS BU IE bogs to ask the aid of all who
love their cuuutty sad color, and who
sympathize with her in ber efforts to found
ber school upon a lasting basis and upon the
most moderu and improved plan-which will
challenge tho critical approval of the entire
country. She begs to ask all who have pro?
mised to loud her aid to purchase a suitable
structure for an instituto calculated to be in
atrumental in educating many young ladies
unable to pay the high rates now asked in col?
leges, for first class instruction in every de?
partment. Ali who aid Miss Bnie will receive
their monoy back, in tuition from the very
best teachers in the land, in overy department.
Miss Buio earnestly appeals to the Confederate
Boldiers everywhere for their united aid and
patronage. She asks all editors who wish to
aid her io giving freo instruction to orphans,
to givo aid. Aug 12
Columbia Female Academy.
- EXERCISES will bo resumed
/fu^ hero on MONDAY, October2. Tho
JlUP??Courso of study will be thorough
TlrUMBglaand completo, our aim being to
v?y?jy enable pupils to acquire a sound
*kw?Br education, and we desire to receive
nono nut such as come for that purpose. Stu?
dents in the higher branches will have the aid
of Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus,
Telescope and Qlobcs.
Boarders will bo under the charge of Dr.
and Mrs. W. L. Reynolds, and will be cared
for as members of tho family.
TF.IIUS-PK II MONTH.
Board, including everything but washing.$25
Tultiou-advanced classes, $5 and. 6
Primary classes. 4
No oxtra charge for Latin, Fronch or Draw?
ing.
Music, per quarter.$30
Music, beginners.20
JANE H. REYNOLDS,
BOPHIA M. REYNOLDS,
Aug 9 wstO_Principals. |
DE. S. P. PANT'S I
SUPERIOR
TONIC BITTEBS
0 IS composed of the best Anti-pa
tf?SS?Pftgmodio Tonics known to tho medical
rKT^T profession. The addition of certain
BSmf ingredients has completely dis
JSg?jL guised tho tasto of the Tonic prin
QBSLJ?? oipie as to rendor it palatable, even
to tho most fastidious.
It augments tho energy of the vital func?
tions, exerting a powerful influence over the
digestive, as&imulfttive, sanguiniferoua and
nervous systems.
It proves salutary in tho debility conse?
quent upon all malarious diseases, violent
bodily or mental exertion, in weakness of the
constitution ot both nr-xoa, in nervous vertigo,
bead-ache, tic-doloreux, and * many local
pains, dependent on deficient energy in the
nervous syst oin. It also possesses laxativo
and altorative properties, and will remove all
biliousness from the stomach, increato the
appetite, and invigorato the whole system.
Propared only by 8. F. FANT,
Newberry, B. O.
For salo at W. C. FISHER'S
New Drug Store,
Opposite Columbia Hotel,
August 9 Crao_Columbia, 8. O.
Tho Georgia Gin.
THIS ia the third season we havo sold these
GINS, and have never bad a single com?
plaint. We offer them with renewed confi?
dence, at moderate prictB and reasonable
terms. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, Agta.,
July 13 2aio__Columbia. 8. 0.
Bmoked Beef and Tongues.
BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF,
for Bale by E. HOPE.
ON A
Bacon, Flth\ <tc.
BY JACOB LEVIN. .
TOMORROW (TL ure day) MORNING, at 10
o'clock, I will Bell, before mv btoro ?
- lbs. D. 8. Clear Long SIDEtf.
- lbs. D. 8. Middles.
- Ib?, ?. H. Clear Ribbed Sides.
- bbla. Piokjod Pork,
- i bbls. Blue Fish,
- boxes Scaled Herrings,
Bbla. Elnar,
Baga Dried Apples.
Sundry articles o? FURNITURE, ftc.
__AngJ(}_
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
?. C. PE1XOTTO dtSUN, AoktloDccn.
BY virtue of the power, duly conferred upon
the Citizens' Savings Bank of Columbia,
by the Columbia Oil Companv,to forecloso
the mortgage of the said Columbia Oil Com?
pany to the said Citizens' Savings Bank cf
Columbia, and to enter upon and to soil all
and singular the mortgaged premises herein?
after described, for the purpoae of eatitdving
thoir doht; the said mortgage Ia hereby de?
clared to be foreclosed, and the aaid Colum?
bia Oil Company forever barred of all claim
or equity of redemption in'the premises; and
under the samo power as aforesaid, tho unde?
signed will Bell, at public auction, bsforo tho
Court House, at Columbia, on the first MON?
DAY in Beptember uex'.:
All that certain lot of LAND, aituate and
being in the city of Columbia, in the County
of Richland, and Stato of Sooth Carolina,
consisting of ono square in said city, con?
taining four acres of land, more or less, and
bounded by Wheat, Rico, Lincoln and Gads?
den streets, with all the buildings and erec?
tions on said lot of land, now need.for tho
purposes of an Oil Mill, and all the Engine?*,
Oil Presses and machinery of any kind what?
soever, in and uptu said promises.
Torms cash. W. MARTIN,
President Citizens' Savings Bank of South
_ Carolin a._AuKu?Ml^t_
Columbia Must Do a Larger Business.
Extra Preparation for a. Iii g Trade.
HAVING put our Retail Houeo in ohler, wo
are now prepared to show our customers a
FULL LINE OP GOODS, in every depart?
ment, which will bo largely replonishcd by
overy steamor with choice and Beasonahlo
goods, unrivaUed for quality, styles and prices.
One of the firm is now in New York looking
after tho interests of our customer J. Wc in?
tend to exhibit, this fall and winter, tho best
stock of goods ever oponed in Columbia, at
prices to suit all.
We keep only standard makes of goods di?
rect from manufacturers and importers, and
sell to every one aliko, having but ONE PRICE.
Our Wbolesalo and Carpet Room will con?
tain a choice stock of goods, in quality and
patterns.
Big line of DOMESTICS alwayB on hand.
W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Columbia Hotel BuUdlng,
Main street.
W. D. LOVE,
B. B. MOO&XKUT. Aug 0
STOVES M?MES ! STOVES !"
Tin-ware ! Tin-ware 1 Tin-ware !
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and
all work in this line, put up to order
and ready for sale at the
CAROLINA MANUFACTORY.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
HENRY H. BLEAJ8E,
i March 22 t Proprietor. _
FRESH ANS COOS, !
WE open this day a freeh lot of
D R Y GO O DS,
Direct from first hands, naring no old stock
to work off, wo show new and fresh Goods, at
Dull Times Prices.
We ask eapeoial attention and examination
j of our low prioe
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, the only place in the city to pro
? cure these desirable goods is at
POUTER & STEELE'S.
Juno 14_
Q. R. D.
Symbolic Admonition!
THE seaaon ia at hand when tho human
family is more afflicted than dnring any
I other part of the year. The sun's ray? acting
upon the decayod vegctablo and animal mat?
ter, poisons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders of the system-Chills and Fe?
ver, Bilious Complaint's, Di&rrhma, Dysen?
tery, Cholera Morbus, Crampa and Cbolic,etc.
Hence the ayatem requires an invigorating
and tonio medicine, that will braco np itu
shattered forces, and enable the organs to
perform thoir proper funotions. For this nnr
fose wo would recommend the use of HEIN
TSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
fur kilo uiai sUu .?K.I.? j ?J,
for Conghs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Spitting of Blood.
For Weakness and General Debility.
For lose of Appetite, For Sick Headache.
For Dlarrbcoa and Dysentery.
For Fever and Ague. For bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morbos and Cramps.
For Palpitation of tho Heart:
For Broken Down Nervous System.
For Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
iiKINi'rait'B ???H???'B DBUOHT
The people approve of. and Phelans sanc
I tion ita use, because it fa a good medidos.
Take no other medicine. It Ia a spring iuvi
gorator, s sommer tonio, a porifying beve
rage, admirably adapted to all oonaitlons,
I male And female-grown peraonB and chil?
dren et thia particular seaaon. Be eure and
' oaU afc HelniUb'a Drug store and get a boUl
of his great medicine. .
prepared only by B. H. H E IN I Ti? H,
MaySOt Druggist and Chomiat.