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THE DAM jB?PHONIX. 4,Let our Just Censure Attend the True Event." \l BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10 1871. VOL. VII-NoTtOtl j -r-- - jg FzoUBHa VROtt CiiNHDS.~-Tho ad? vance sheets ol 11 U?.oeuBua ol 1870. hain g the ninth general ceusuB tnkon ia pursu? ance of the Constitution, contain about ?100 pages of statistical matt or, from whioh we gather and condenso a fe.w of the moat salient faots. In 1790 the ag? gregate population of the United Stutes (and Territories) waa 3,929,214; by the aeoond census (1800) it was 5.308,483; by the third (1810)'7,239,881; by the fourth 9,033,822; by that.of 1830, the llftb, 12,866,020; by that, of 1840, the sixth, 17.669,453; in 1850, 23,191,876; by the eighth census of 1860, 31,443,321; by the ninth and last, that of 1870, 38,555, 983. Of the population of 1870,34,113, 253 were included in the thirty-seven States and 442,730 in the tou Territories. Tho'relativo rank of Borne of the States have changed, as follows, since 1790: Pennsylvania ranked as the second State, and so ranked at every following cousus, except those of 1810 aud 1820 * Tn 1790 Virginia ranked first, us in 180C and 1810; in 1820 second, in 1830 third, ia 1840 fourth, in 1850 fourth, aud it 1860 fifth, and now (dismembered) is th? tenth, but with Wost Virginia, wonk Btill rank as fifth. North Carolina wai third at tho first cousus and is uow tin fourteenth. Massachusetts was fourtl and ia now seventh. New York was tb fifth and is now first (facile princeps. Maryland was sixth iu rank and is nov tho twentieth. South Carolina stoo< (seventh and DOW stands as numbe twenty-two. Connecticut wus numbe eight and is now number twenty-five New Jeisey was uinth aud is uow seven t een tli. New Hampshire wus tho'tou t! nod is now the thirty-first. Muiuo wa the eleventh aud is now twenty-third Vermont was the twelfth and is uow th thirtieth. Georgia, in 1790, Was th thirteenth, with 82,548 population, au is uow the twelfth, with 1,134,109, raul ing ninth in 1840 aud 1850. Georgia population is now moro tbuu twelve time what it-was in 1790, while tho total pop? lation of all the States is not now qui! ten times what it was theu. - Kentucb rauked number fourteen at the first cei sus and is now tho eighth, lihou Island was the fifteenth aud is now tl thirty-aeoonel. Delaware was sixteont and is now thirty-fourth, aud the sevei teenth and Bmallest, by the census < 1790, waa Tennessee, with 35,691 iubab tauts, now ranking as the uiutb, wit 1,258,520, or thirty-five times as mauy The total white population of tl . United States is 33,586,989; the tot colored 4,880,009. Tho colored popnl tiou, slave and free, hus mei eased us ft lo ws* First census, 757.208; secou 1,002.037; third, 1,377,808; fonrt 1.771,646; fifth,.2.418,642; sixth, 2.77? 648; HMveutb, (1850.) 3,638,808; eight 4,441,830; ninth, (1870,) 4,880,009. Tl colored population hus increased about six aud a half times its numb eighty years ago. Tho colored inhal tauts who wore free iu 1790 num ben 59,527, aud in 18(50, (before geuei emancipation,) they hud become fig times as mauy. So, iu tho first seven years, the freo colored increased iu more rapid ratio tb nu tbe slaves; b thia,is due'to the emancipation whi took plnoo in tho older States, us well to the manumission which took plo from time to time iu States where slave continued until the general emauoij. tion. Tont the ninth census shows increase of the total colored populuti over that of I860, is a fact whioh cont venes some predictions, but which w be reaeived: with satisfaction by all w are fully sensible of their value in e almost empty continent, where lal and population, producers aud consu ors, , are of such great value. . Our Chinese visitors in 1870 un m bm 63.254, of whom 49,310 were iu Calif Ilia. Our Indian population is ] down at-25,731, against 41,031. . By t it is presumed that only tuxed Iudi are enumerated. By tile ninth census, (1870.) tho tivo boru inhabitants of tho Staten i Territories were 32,999,437, and t ho reign bor ii 5,556,516. Those who.l ono or both parents foreign were : 892,015. Those who bud a iorojgn ther were 10,621,233, Those who ha foreign father and a foreign mother vs 9,734,845. . Thus about one iu sevei our population was boru abroad, about ooo in four either born abroad the childreu of parents who were reigbers by birth. In 1850, the fort born were 2,214,602;- tn 1860, they v 4,138,697, and wo hopo in 1880, t will ullin ber ut leust 10,000,000. foreign boru are most numerous iu J York, 1,138,358. Pennsylvania 545,261; Illinois has 515,193; Ohio 373,493; Wisconsin 364,499; Mussiu Betts 353.319; Michigan 268.010; Mis ri 222,207; California 209,831; Iowa ? 057. Out of our totnl population probable that more thun half aro ol reign' birth, or boru of oue or more rents or ancestors who came to tbisc try since 1800. TuKOPHITjANTnilOPISTS.-The cibj Columbus, Qa., has a branch of a sot called Theophilunthropists, whose ii' is: "Any system of religion thut sh the mind of a child cannot be a true tem; the world is my country, and t good.is my religion." ARTHUR C. MOORE, Attorney and Counsellor at La COLUMHIA, s. c., HAS REMOVED his uflieo tu No. 2 Itango._ ?<:Julyl4 if Look to Your Interest. ^jtam THE best M KAT in tho M ^^J&I???SCFTN h" llHl! at unr bU||t;,t jf^T/l mid 12| (ieiijtM ptr pound 0 for ltrgo or numb quantities, from c country. Aliud promptly. .. STARLING it POP] August 8 j|4j_Stall* 8 HM If You Want School Books, GO to BRYAN Si MuOAH TER, who I frosh supply of English, French, man and classical SO HOOL BO ?KS, a School Stationery of every description, Bale at lowest market fates._ JW Tho rnillo for Tempor?neo Hal), positively lake placo on Hie 10ih Nove ni ?peolal Hotioos. Lea & Perrins' Sance, Pronounced by Connoisseurs .?TUR O ?Via Y UOOD SAUCE." It improves appetite and digestion, and it is uurivaled for its flavor. Wo aro directed by Mcaars. LEA ?Sb PER? RINS to proscouto all partios making or vend? ing counterfeits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Aug 15 jOoio Agenta. New Y?i lt. Medical. ON MARRIAGE. Et-Huy H for young men on great social evils and a buten, windi intcr fero with marriage mid ruin tho happiness of 1 thousands; with BUTC meant; of relief for thc erring mid unfortunate, diseased and debili? tated. Sent in scab d lotter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sont, ? Hmo Money to Loan, (flt K (A f\f\t \ TO LOAN, on collaterals. HpOV/.V/vrI " Apply at tho Citizens' Savings Uank. JOHN C. R. SMITH, Hov* 21 Assistant Cashier. Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C. ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS mada in this Hann un or heforo thu 5th day of each calindar month will bear interest for that mouth as if dopouited on tho 1st instant. J. C. R. SMITH, Ocll 5 Assistant Cushier. THE CAROLINA HOUSE fIS once more opeu to tho public, under tho superintendence of Mr. R. DARRY; Tho reputation of the house will bo kept up._Aug net 31 THE EXCHANGE HOUSE. THIS woll-known CBtablbhrmnt ?B in full blast, and keeps up its reputation tor thu best of every thing in the Hue of WET GOODS. They carry bul tho motto of "Good articles or none." PAYS1NGER & FRANKLIN, August ill Proprietors. The Southern and Atlantic T RLE G RA PH GO. Now Open for Rusincaa. OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL. Sept 14 For Sale. 1AAA Ann PEET LUM HER. Pur ?A / v/ ? /^UUvJ ties can be supplied at l o.inoiiabln mies by applying to Sept 2 .fOHN E. GYLKS, at HoneV store. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal lou or barrel. Also, in glans?, pints and ; quarts._For sale low. E. HOPE ; Thornwell's Collected "Writings, rp il EO LOG IC AL und Ethical, 2 volumes, i embellished with Dr. Thornwell's por? trait. $4 per volumo. Memories of Palmos. RyMacDuff. $2. The Conservative Refoimatiou and its The ?logy. Ry Rev. Charles P. Kruwlh, D. D. t.T Tho Unaeou World. Ry Rev. Dr. Stoik. fl. NEW NOVELS. Her Lord and Master. Ry Florence Maryatt | Won. not Wooed. Ry the author of Hred in tho Rone, ?cc GO cents. Terrible Temptatiou. Ry Charles Reade. Uniform edition of Grace Aguilor's Works, such as Mother's Recompenso, Vale of Cedars, ??.c., at $1 per volumo. Tho above books sent to any address, post paid, on receipt of prioo Aug 1 DUFFIE A CHAPMAN. Rnoksellers. I The World-Renowned Howe Sewing' Machines Are the Oldest Established of Any in the World. IN rango of work this Machino caunot be equalled. Will work equally well on thick ur thin goods, from gaitza to heaviest beaver ! coatings, or even loather, without chungo of | needle, tension or tincad. We will warrant them to do this. Our rino work is equal to any. and our heavy work excels that uf suv other machine in tho world. Ladies wishing to introduite th? newing into their families will . lind it a great, saving of time, labor anti t s^ penao to ut onno pur iib ase tho beat. Persona wini liavu tried all machines aro unanimous in declining this to be tho easiest learned of it ny in tho market. If yoi; aro prejudiced in favor of l?iiy particular machino, ai bust examine Tit li 'HOWE before you purchase?. ALFRED G. ELY, General Agen' for South Carolina, OMco three doors below Dr. H?initsb'a Ding Sion?, Muin struct, Columbi i, S. ?, Sept 21 ?li ii ri Native and Foreign Wines. S~OUPPERNONO, Concord, Kautcrna, Cia-i ret, Champagnes, just received mid lor sale low. by E. UnPF,. Seegcrs* Beer is Pure. "T don't contain Copperas, Suit, Lime or . Alum. March ll Fresh Biscuit and Crackers. SODA Wafers, Pic Nies, Puiicy Hu ter, Lemon, Wino, Pearle, Oyster, Farina, Milk, Lemon, Ginger, Variety? Cream Wafers, .Tumoles. Corn Hill Biscuit, Lemon Simp?. In small boxes for f.iuiilics. _ Huid 20 _ ED WAV D Lf'i.PF-- ! Candy! Candy'. j pr rv R?XES usBoi ted GANDY-/?? weight OU and pure article. As Canny ot light weight is extensively sol ! in this muiket, purchasers will find it to their interest in have tho boxes weighed before buying. We g ni ra alee 25 pounds in each box Sept 13 JOHN AOKP.W St SON. STENHOUSE, MACAULAY ' & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, CHA lt LO TTE, E. C. SOLICIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Floor, Oncon, Lu rd, Seo., and Family Groceries gouorally Ordei s filled canTnllv and prompt? ly Keb 7lyr Old Virginia Hums. ?ffiiffiifa l OOO lbs, Virginia (connirv-cured) ^#?3?# IA Ms. for eulo by &?t&tW4 Kept? _ EDWARD nOPE. Malt Corn Whiskey, WARRANTED two y. in s old, nt Poy 21 JOHN' C.SEI'GEliS'. 8eegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine, lt is pure, sud warranted toboso. Murdill COUNTY O l., AIM H /ititi JUKI V?llTU KICATT58 bought bv t'tb 5 D. OA.MRltlLL. Rroker. ALARM CASH DRAREW! Tin T.iiniin? Prevented! ' ?0L1> AT Fairbanks' Scale Warehouses. FAIIllJAMCS ?Si CO , 2.J2 Rro?di? ty, *Xvtn York. I-AIilBASXS, IJKOWX ?fc co., lia ii/t'fc Sf reel, Dttston. For salo by JOHN AONBW .t SON, Sept 2? Inf Imo Columbia. S. C. Sixty-five First Prize Medals Awarded THU G lt KAT Southern Piano MAN UFA CTOR Y. & GO. Manufacturera Grund. Square rind Up* in ht PIANO FORTES, H ALTIMORE, Ml). TH ESK instruments havo btcn before thc public for nearly ibu ly years, and upon their excellence alone attained cw vpjntrvhiie-. edpre-tmiuenre, which pronounces them une? qualed. Their TOKE Combines {"rent power, avr?eines.? und fitie pinding quality, ns will ss prent pniitj ol in? tonation, mid owed uer M t hi outshout thc entire scale. Their i out li la pliant and ?lastic, und entirely free front thc stillness f..und in NO ma nv pumos. IN WOItKHIANSItlP They are unequaled, m inn none but the very best seasoned material, tin: lui c.c capitalem? ployed in our business ennhhn/r lis to heep continually un immeiioe t-toclt ol lumber, Ac, on hand. tar Al1 our square pianos Wave our ia w im? proved oVKlisTuUNu M;.M.I: und Agraffe 7WWt*. tfS~ WM would cull ppeciul atti ntton to our .Inti' improvement* in (?RAER I* JANOS livid SQUARE GRANDS, pu tent ed Annual ll. 18'.ti, which brines t hu piano marci perfection than hus yet la en attained. Kvci y Pinna full)" Wu rm ut ell for 5 Yen rs Wt! have made ununpi uu-ittr- ho- She ?mle rhulesab'. agency fur thc most celebrated PARLOR ORO A ES and ME LO DEO ES, which wti offer wholesale mid retail, ni lowest laclory prices. WM KNABE A CO , MHV 2:5 JTTiimn llultimorc. Md. O . ? s;. t., -, ... .-. -o: t?-> ? LrJ MANUFACTURE!! AMI DEALER, No. 20 Hayn?; street und Horlbi ch's Wharf; Uliai llftwi:. S. tl 'I Jilli is Ihn l.,i|.'i\-t illili mot-t c oi.nh ti- lic'rr- of the html in Hie Southern StWiesi and ?ill ai l?eles in thin line uair.be tiniiifl.? dbi Mr. j?. J*. Touitt m. pi ic? i ivhich dely comp; Ti i i< ii O?" A |mlnii'.l. 1 wird lui) a lill del H i'rd li.-t of all -cu-* .,( 1..- Sn.-|.<-H uml U?nds. und the piici-r-ol i-Hrh ?iii I o PI?II fret? and po?t pu i I. on unn i :utloii lo July ll il M- !>. P Ti?\T.r. ????t .. .U uv !dl . i,'. , . Vmuiii wbi i.l i-orri Extract nf lU?f lc u II?,,, A MCW MKIIII'lM; FOI: Kiife. bl ! ii ty, 'i...* Appe? ln?, T-ote ?ind Vijjoi ?mi ovei ir-bed Wood, SerVi.lls I ?. Ullit;. . l..;e |?,l il ml liptl tl to we iii r.loiu.icln As u m.ti n n: t-oiiiu .iii I mild ni .uri m.t this combiiiuli-n ha-.pi >?ed i?,.-citll . l?ic-i emile ill many criM s i I riittehiid di^eioiuii, I>?>H ot toni' i.iid vi.^or. i , ,i:.-i i i-i .,! n| i.d. and ni the ninny ailment - nih ? qui?*.! nji?n ^> IMTHI debility^ It i- pured ivnh ;<. ? ?it cate fruin selected lit'*? f, on?-th:i d . ?.!' Wi.i-li lina beni p?rtihll; rUi'li'il t < .:?...? I |> . mit/, nee tims rend? ruii! i cir H' "'" fu '." ihe.iaf-1? aral 1- s-Upi lu .u-.:.i-tu. iii- lufil enli ? tinned use, I' i Si'n b. -.?.i? i. ni iNiri. MONEY CANNOT BUY IT'. For Sight ia Priceless! Uul thc Diamond Spectacles will 1'reserce lt. IF you valu? your eyesight use these PISH F1CCT I.ICS?*>ios. Ground from minuto crystal pebbles, meltr?l together, and d?rive (heir hu nie "Diamond" on iiccounl of their hardness and brilliancy. Tin y will last mum* years without change, and sr.- warranted su? perior '<> all ?'Ibers, hinnulaolureri l>y J. K. SPENCER ,V. CO., N. Y. CAUTION.-None genuine un le?-H stamped with om- trade nuuk. WM. Ol[', AZ E. Jeweler and Optician ia sole agent lor Columbia. S. C , from whom they eau only bit obtnii od. No ltodillorn cutiihivi'il * Jillx 20 Illly "GEORGE PAGE & co., JV"b. 5 JY. Sh? oeder Street, Holt ?more, Md,, M un ula ct ur ors ol POlt'l'AIII.K ANO STATIONAKY STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Patent Improved. Portable C I lt CIT tj A ll S A XV MI t? X. H C.! XV. M ULA Y AS'D SASH SA IP MILLS, \ i \ HIST MILLS] 'J I MISER W HEELS, KM IN? VT OLE MACHIN LS, ,Vo. Dealers in Circu? lar Saws. Hi lting ami Mill supplies generally*, and mamiliictui er's agents tor Le il el's Cele? brated? Tit?hine Water Wheel nod every de -criptien of Wood Working Machinerv. AGItlCULlU|tAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY. fittT*Scm1 for descriptivo Catninene- ami Price Lists T\l iv 'ill 1+?Tly The Great Medical Discovery ! Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, s i Hundreds of Thousands ? ? ? '"-j T Hear testimony to their wonderful1? rr 2 .1:1 ? ? ? % ~ Curative llllccts. C.. o WHAT ARE THEY? ' ^IfFANCY DRINK,g^v M thia of Poor Rum. Whiskoy. Proof Spir il3. and ltofuso Liquors, ?luci mud, spu-cd. ami BWiiuteiuul to (ilcaaO lim taste, culled"T?nica *. AppoLiZLTj," " Kos tu re rs," Av., that lea t tim tippler on to drunkenness nail rain, bu t nro a truo M tnt ?cine, mielo trula tito Nativo Knot-* uml Herta of California? froo from aU Alcoholic ?timulants. Tlieyar.-1 iicG-rVRATBI.OOD prjIUEMLERnu l LIFE GIVING PRIN? CIPLE, n perfect Renovator nn.l lnvlgunitur ot the System, curving,ill nil pni.mnon* inuttor, anil restorin;? thc blood to a healthy condition. No pcraon eau takctheso Ritter.?, occonliinj to directions, unit remain lung unwell. ijt tOO will bu given fur un incurable caff, pm ??ilitig tim bones uro not duairoyed hy liuner.-.l IHIU >tifl or o'.bor means, nntl tia) vital Oi-aMu. W ?Hied bevonil thc puinl of repair. Por Inflarmnutory and Chronic Ithoti maliain, and Gout. Dyspepsia, or Indi? go ?Moni Bilious, Rcmittont. and Inter? mittent Fovors, Diseases of the Blood, Livor. Kidnoys, and Bladder. tln>-o Bit tors have been must ano-i-ssl'iil. Such Dis? eases uro caused by Vitiated Blood, wiiieli i? it?ner illy nrnlmvJ by tleraa-^oiutuit ?it* tho Pic;o3tivo Organs. Tm y ttivlifOrals thu Ftomnrh. and sihniimfii th" t.irpi-l liver Hint b.e.c-1.4, wlnrh rwulvr I beni of iiii?ipiid!i;d rilli'-iey in e!eu:i-'iir tl;-! biol of lill impurities, ie...l iinp.il tillj now lifo und v:j ir 10 1 ho wlilitl f Viieii). Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ITiwluclie, I> tilt i:i I is rilinulih-ri?, I mais, Ti.Mil in-* of li'.o r.-:. U.i/iines?, Sour Sliiitineh.'ltail Ta-sto in i'Mouth, Iti.liiKM Atta?ks, Palpitation ol'tl.o 11 .??rt, CiipiiuiJ l)i.?i'ti:irgiM ?.if (Trihi1, Pain in thy regions ol the Kidney.*, ?m.I :i hus h-.-l ./her piliiful t-ytuptoin*, winch iir; Pi' tit&prl:i?** of i)v?popal;i, ans cured by Hmso P.ittei*. ?JU'iinso tho Vitiatoil Rio?I wli imverr r.i .' -1 il-? impurities hurst her til rough tie' ?>!;i?i hi l'i::i p'.i'R, Eruptions, ur sir.--; eb'iiiiMt it. vin o it ia luid, ntiil yiMirfivliiis*. ?viii ("ll ym when. KIMMI ttie blood pure ami thu health ol' tho ayntttiii will foll'?iv. PIN, TAPE, ami other WO P.MS, hirldns i:i thc ayi?loin ol so ninny thmuaiul.i, uro etlevtu.dly ilestroyi-il and n-nnivo?!. For lull dirx'ittiiiiia, read earofnily tint? rin-ular n nm n ?1 each bolt lc, printed in four l.mjuiiije* Ku?Ha>i, llerutun, Fronch, un i Sp^ini-h. J. \V.M.ICi:H.::2 ?\: :it Cnumiep ? >'r, et, N. Y. 1": it rh-tur. i:. H. yf. noN'Al.D ? cu.. Ilrnszlftsnnil Oetieral .\sr?'ii'?. ^.*:?l I"..-, uri-?so. California, and un.l^l i .?:?. m o Mr ot. N. Y. Oit-.<tH.li RY ALL Dr.rGfltSTS AN'H L?i:.vi.i:i:a. O-i- !?? I t Cpi? ii V V. t.: ; < e - .\?v?r \.tiiMiite H >Vett|{ Klotiineli -. The eiiii.lisi.n ol i u.-uk st.imaeh un? nev, r yet iinpr.-v.-,i by . itharttcdi I he? nu re ly ?iieiear?; lb in , "li. i . wi i. h it is all-im por tu II i * i"i i . i *. li,.i,.;, ii. p?, pi m ti,,H in exist one.i ui. ie!. ?i n.. , : uml ,.. rlwitily re? liever! nun .. . . TAHUA WT'M SKLTZKR AIJ HR IE HT. fi" inn.ne . IV et i ti. tl . i i ,| rein sh Ibo tine . .y . i-.....i . ,:,, vomit in- or th?! di?pi>.-!iiioi I.mit, -, >,i. it tul earries nfl without pail t?, f., ii.e itu* slim H, t he IIIOI'l.i.I , |:| l; .,li:M , ni.ie!, j? th-' Ur?VOlUt UV-1 ol loiu-i-ii A do.'.' o! t;..- A , !,.?!.! will ulwav:. . iv e'nulli . , i:. tl? si. itiarh" ?fli r a night's di.- ripii. ion l> !!V ? l i ?H?|HH:i-iT> ?,; Yo-l m ii . ee -I .. a V : ll.ii O'lUsblu* a : . !.. ill h.- . the Httiidinp A. -m ie.l :. '.<. bv I Ul" t'o-opent Th9 Best in the Market ! Ill AVE just ret ii ru cu mun New Yolk willi Hie Hm M stock in tin) matket. embracing WATCHF.H ul all giudci. .1I.W1- LbY ol all styles, Silver and Plated Waie of tho most modern patterns-beautiful in ditign, dura? ble, cheap und wat runted to ru.it. My bloch includes ty? ry thin j; to be found in thu New York thai kid, omi I do not intend to he under-Hold. Cull und examino for yonr eclv n. Attentive clerks will gladly chow yon t lie (incut, assortment of art ich a above nunicd, and of Hinge, Locket?, Mei ve but tone, I'.renut Pin-; in tact, ever)thing needed or to bo found in a Urat elane Jewelry store. ISAAC SUI ZSACnER, Sept Il Under t^olumbia Hotel. AFEW reaaotiR why tlie.v should have tilt prefcrenco over all ot lu rt- : 1. Wheeler &. Wilson's Sewing Machino is much binipler limn any of the others; re? quiring lets thuu half the amount of ma? chinery. 2. As the result of this simplicity, thin ma? chine is much lons liable thuu the others to git out of repair. 3. Another result of this i-implicit}- ia greater durability. .1. Another result is lesa friction, and, con? sequently, greater euee anti ruj.itlity of mu '.ion, with lesa noise. .I. And greatest ol' all, that it uses no Shut? tle, and makes the Inri; stitch. It is the cheapest lo biiy the best. Ruy the machino Unit lias just ly, fairly and honora? bly won a reputation aud independence against a strong sud bitter competition. For moro than twenty j eura has thc Wheeler A Wilson not only flood tlrst and foremost, bu? now htui'ds thc lint 1 valle?] Sewing Machine ol tho euiightoneil civilized world. Buy the ma? chine t but hus been thus tested untl proved, and then you are sure ttl get the best. For salo nit the cui-icst pm-Bible terms. Sales? room Miiin eire? t, second door below TntXNix oft! co, Columbians. C. J. S. PUUSLEY, Agent. A. WI?YTK? General Southern Ageut. .Tuno 21 Orno M. H. BERB.Y'8 Furniture Ware-room Main Street, near Ptain. ^^jT^f?^^- NOW on hand und daily re y Wini from the manufac ?3p?ryB??^??HM toru > "f New York, li nu ton, fegra^Tg/iSiSnf Cincii nati and Louisville,thc jj*^ largis' asBortineut of FDR NITTJltE i vu kepi in thiB market, consisting in part of Walnut 1'urlor, Chamber und Din i ll gr Roo ni Snits; 200 Pedaleada of different nutt? ins, in Walnut and Imitation; a1i>o, the eel.-lout ttl Georgia Split-Lot tum Chairs. All Ir.nds of MATTI!ESSES made to order. U P HOI.STEP. INO und REPAIRING done at pl.ortest notice ai d in Hiebest manner. Ternis cash and Goods cheal*. Oot Kinsman 82? Howell, Factors and Commission Merchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotto?i a??d Naval Stores* Charleston, S. C. August ?51 ;!..' _ 4ino The Dexter Stables. t?r\ ,THE undersigned have re . Mf*LJr\. moved their Stables io the new t?-r?*3?^*^v ''""'"'"i Inin ciliately Smith ol ' i'f\f/TT^>iJ|?-Iannev'.- Hall, amt, with a new "\Al"4S*5?r?f Yrtocl; ol CA UKI A G ES, RUG Gi KS alio filie HORSES, are prepared lo an? swer ull culls that may be made upon them. Horses bought anti sohl eli commission. Persons tn want ol good stork, are invited to give us a cull. Lihcuil advances made on st. ck h it for sale. UOYCE A CO. W. ll.' ROVOK. ("! Il PKTi iNoii.i. .Inn 24 F4?8H TURNIP SEED! ?jj^?TA SAGA, G LORE, NORFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, j i-Vr rt;i!c hy W. C. FISHER, . Druggist and Apothecary, j lulv 20 IP-no Opposite Columbia Hotel. Guns, Pistols, Etc. j I INFO SM my friends and ! jk^'ir^ public in gouerul thal I have , .^fL^-iO^Stj^just received au entire now r ULC? ^toek or Double and Single Har ?rel GUNS. REPEATERS, Flasks, Pouches, I l'istol-Rel?i-., (laps. Ruck-Shot. Cartridges. Cartridges (or all binds of Pistols, Powdut i ami Mud. Al.SO. ! lt EPA I RING done ai short notice, ; ino s P. tt\ KRAFT. Main streef. Meals furnished all hours at POLLOCKS1 ? Q COTATION H FOB SOUTH j CAROLINA SE 0U1UTJK3, BY D. GAMDIULTJ, BBOKEB, Main street, Colombia, 8. C., Dealer ia Gold, Silver, Bank No ten. Stocke, Bonds, otc-September 80, 1871. STATE. Bid. Asked. South Cnrolina Bouda, 6 cent, (old).1 73 Sonth Carolina Bonds, 6 cent, (new). 58 South Carolina Stock, 6*$ ot. 56 CITY 8ECUTUTJ.ES. City Colnmbia Bonds, 6 ot. G3 City Columbia Bonds, 7 ot. 70 City Columbia Oas Stook, par, $25. 13 City Charleston Stock, G "jj* ct. 56 City Charleston Bonds, Fire Loan, 7 1? cent. 71 UAlLltOADS. South Carolina Bonds, 7 IT* cont., 1st mortgage. 85 South Carolina Bond?, 7 ct. 71 South Carolina Bonds. G $ ct. 04 Sonth Carolina Stock, par, $100,. 32 33 South Carolina Bunk Stock, par, S125. 32 33 North-eastern Bonds,lstmort guge, 8 rfjl cent. 91 North-eastern Bondi?, 2d mort? gage, 8 :rjl cent. 82 North-eastern Stock, prefer? red, 8 V cent., per $50 North-eastern Stock, Capital, par, 850. Charleston and Havannah Bouda, G T;1 cent. GO Savannah und Charleston Bouda, 1st mort., 7 ty cent. Savannah und Chnth^ton Bonds, Statu gnat, nue, 7 'fll cent. G7 Savunnah and Charleston Stock, par, $100. Greenville and Colnmbia Bonds, Stato gnarantee, 7 ^ cent. 57 Greenville and Columbia Bonds, 2d mortgage, 7 ct. d5 Greenville and Columbin let mortgage, past due, 7^ ct. 95 Greenville and Columbia Stock, par, $25. 1 Charlotte, Columbia und Au? gusta 1st mortgage Bonds, 7 "fei cent. 80 Churlotte, Columbia and Au? gusta Stock, $100, par. 4.0 Spnrtanburg and Union B'ds, State guarantee, 7 ""ri cent.. 45 50 Blue Itidgo Bonds, lat mort gagu, 7 oent. 50 Cheruw anti Darlington B'nds, 1st mortgage, 8 *%1 cent- 88 Cherawand Dnrlincton B'nds, 2d mortgage, 8 "fi cent. HANKS. People's Bank of Churleaton. Stock, par, S100.4 Union "I in uk Charleston Stock, par, $50. 50 Planters' aud Mechanics'Bank Charleston Stock, par, $25 22 Sonth Carolina Loan and Trust Co. Stock, par, $100.. 100 First National Bank Slock, par, $100. 124 People's Nut ion ?I Bunk Stock, par. $100. 104 Bunk nf Charleston Stock, par, $100. 18 Carolina Natiouul Bank of Co? lumbia Stock, par, S100... 100 Central National Bunk of Co? lumbia Stock, pur, $100.. . 100 South Carolina Bank and Trust Co. Stock, pur, $100. HANK NOTES. Bank of Camden. 20 Bank of Chester. 15 Bank of Georgetown. 02 Bunk of Hamburg. 15 Bunk of Newberry. 10 Bank of South Carolina. 05 Bank of State of South Caro? lina, prior to 18G1. 25 Bank of State of Sonth Caro? lina. 1S61 and 1802. 25 Commercial Bank Columbia.. 08* Exchange Bank of Columbia 03 Farinera' nud Exchange Bank of Charleston. 02 Merchants! Bunk of Cheruw. 04 Plant? rs' Bank of Fairtield.. 04 State Bank. 04 These quotations nre liable to fluctua? tion. Securities sent to nie will be re? mitted for as directed, nt tho beat mar? ket rutes. Stocks and Bonds of every description bought and sold. Rose's Hotel. kS$x^\ IN view of tho influx of vi &?t?*??r*r2 ?hers to Columbia, occasioned ffl-?2??S&_hv the prevalence ot the yel Mfl^-MffiSiiS*^ i(,w fever iii Charleston, the proprietor' ul HOSE'S HOTEL has concluded to re-open bin cumblialiiiieut for thu accom nindntiou of the public at once, and therefore withdraws the proposals hu baa heretofore Ulalie I il its sale or u Ure. The Motel will hutn-eiorw.trd bu conducted na a tlrst elans ho'ise ot eal el tiiii.tnetit, ami sp?cial priiviciiin ?ill lie made tor the comfort ami convenience ot funiilieu. Curring. ? und ali Ouiuibiis will be found at every ai living nain. W. E. HOSE. Aiii'u-i H'l 033 Concentrated Lye. CASKS CONCENT?.ATED LYE. j'tut x?i*i received and for salo low. at wholenalu ami rut nil, by JOHN AGNEW A J>ONL_ NO Fl UK t'SKI) IN U ASlllNC.;. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. riMUS SOAP waahef perfectly jn cold water, JL ault, hard or ?alt. It removoa grease, oil and paint from garment*, Il wath? e all kinds of good?- cotton, lb-1.rel, sill, or woolen. It cleanse*! silvir, plated ware and jewelrv without eera telling. It the articles are much tarnished, rub limn with a piece of flannel which lins plenty ol tho Soap cu it. To peoplo who do their own washing, it ia invaluable. It will save ita coat in ?n e warhing. For ealo, in boxen ni thirty-six bars, bv KIAVAllD HOTE, April !> A pent for Ki.nt h Carolina. Seed WhMt. . rr pr HUS H El.S choicu UEIJ SEED WHEAT, 4 ?J_f r wah, by_K. HOPE. 01,1) HANK DILLS unit ?HUI IL.ATKD CCltKlCNcY bought and sold bv N..V 2:i Hmo D GAM KILL. Broker. SPKC?AL, ATTKN'I 10> given tOtllCOOl leetion of Commercial Taper, Interest (iii state lind Hnilrnad lt?.tula and Stocks, and Co-.ver-ion of Stat? Sectirtllea bv \'"Vl1 limn r O ? VHT?1T,T?; Ttrok??r. The only tine I'luyit.g Cards at POLLOCK S