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LOCAL AFFAIRS. ggia i i THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1873. * POST OK PICK UOI.'KS BsAcroRT, & C., Sept. 24, 1873. On and after Monday Oct. Cth, office open from ! 8:15 a. m_ until 4 p. m., mall doses at 9:15 a. m i (nail ddirered at 240 p. in. ( P. E. EZEKIEL, J ? Foetinaatex. j Jt^-There is some talk of a steam fire * engine for Beaufort. j igL. Beaufort will boast of a photo- ( graph gallery in a few days. m M&T Dr. Jenkins, is building a drug a D B'.ore ana omcc on r>a> ouc?< ^ Qu The brass band makes plenty of j noise, and little music. \ ? <j Mr. Pollitzer has laid the founda- c tion for a new warehouse* 8 t&~ More than a half dozen small houses are building about town. a v The old names of streets are to be ti restored and sign boards with names put on each corner of the stree a ? On the first of November the city it fathers promised to begin to light the si strevt lamps. e ? a t&~ The steamer Allison is one of the c< uncertain things of life, no telling when I she is coining. So the merchants say. tl HaF* P. M. Whitman's house has ^ ' :?"J will aTLnrf" 11 been fixed ana reuovauru ?uu be occupied by the Mayo's. - . I?, The article on Direct Trade in F connection with Port Royal, from the I London Cosmopolitan, shows that our port is attracting much attention abroad, d ? 81 Some of the attachees of the a legislature have returned to Beaufort. J poorer but wiser men,?cause?no money ?no sinecures. lof A late county pauper wOs buried ^ at town expense last week. The Com- 2, missioners should send discharged paup- ^ era to their friends, and not leave them w a burden to the town authorities. w b ftaT" There are p enty of dogs without g( badges that annoy pedistrians. II the town Mnithal will enforce the ordinance, ^ there wi I be fewer worthless curs to keep tj people awake nights. w SST The schooner Breeze, wldch left u' Coosaw with a load of phosphate 011 the |c r 24th of August was ubandoned at sea on j the 30th of the same month. Her crew were rescued and taken to Liverpool. ... . _ g' A Chance for the Cosmos. The managers of the Greenville Agri- w cultural society have decided to give a t( puise of one Imndred dollars fo the sue- w cessful club in a base ball match to be played in that place during the fair on V Tuursduy, the 6th November. Clubs wishing to contend !or the prim may send in their nuuics to J. W. (Iray, K.?p, or 31 r. E. L. Owens 'it Greenville. IfcT'Mr. Speaker Lee, at the opening b< vf the session delivered ail able address, to in which he took occasion in the strong- b: est language to recommend legislative C measures, for procuring through lines of fr rail communication, to the South Caroli- in na seaboard. For his able advocacy of at this great measure he is deserving the w thanks of the people of the state, but ^ more especially those of Fort Royal, and vicinity. p Marine News. Cleared.?Oct. 21, for London, Eng^ Find, Barque Smile, Moiris master, 450 tons phosphato. ^ Barque Trident, Ilitchings master, 611 ^ tons phosphate. h ? la Real Estates Transfers. s| Sept. 26.?L. S. Langley, auditor, to ^ ? S. P. Williams, 4,999 acres, Robert e township, $105.05; tract known as "Back tl Ferry." Sold Sept. 20, 1873. ? Sept. 27.?Mrs. Mary E. O'Connor to ? Ellen E. Boyce, lot D. in block 61, Bay ^ street, Beaufort, $3,100. Sold Aug. 20, tl 1873. ti D. V. Moore to Cato and James Riv- ^ ers, 222 acres iu Peoples, $1,500. Sold c, Aug. 21, 1873. ti Oct. 3.?Wm. Edgar Brunson to Levi b F. Brunson,'261 acres, Peoples, $5. Sold Jj Sept. 17, 1873. 0 Oct. 7.?Mary M. Perry to Jas. Gads- u den, 10 acres in'Sheldon, $100. Sold 8 Oct. 1, 1873. " J. W. Maurc to Wm, Russell, Sr., 400 n . acres in Robert, $200. d ^ Oct. 9.?James M. Gray to Wm. El- ri liott, 1,000 acres, Hilton Head township, V $0,172. Sold Jan. 13, 1857. K E. A Hall to J. G. Sipple. 44 acres, u in Coosawhatcliic, 8250. Sold February b 25, 1873. J Mary E. Lingg to sair.c, 2 acres, same, ' $200. ,, Wm. Wilson, sheriff, to B. C. Adams, b 530, acres, Prince Williams, $1,500. E. M. A* Hubert Andersbn to Rebecca t Mixon, 335 acres, Peoples, $100. Sold Sept. 18, 1873. s E. M. Anderson and Rebecca Mixon 1 to R. H. Anderson, 335 acres. $100. Sold j Sept. 18, 1873. g R. II. Anderson to E. M- Anderson, v 335 acres, $100. 1 Wm. Wilson, sheriff, to C. E. Bell, 5 J acres, Coosawhatchie, $280.35. Jas. Standley to R. G. Holmes, 02 J acres, Peeples, $130. Sold Oct. 1, 1873. j Same to same, 55 acres, $100. v L. S. Langley, auditor, to same, lot C. j in block 34, $4.42. c R. G. Holmes to Thos. Standley, 100 1 acres, $300. Sold Oct. 14, 1873. I f S. E. Brunson to Harriett J. Addison, t 2 acres in Peeples, $125. Sold Oct. 14, s 1873. < L. L. Langley to J. A. Tison, 168 1 acres, Lawton, $26.54. Same to Jno Foster, 565 acres, $79,23. County Taxes. The county commissioners have render ed their annual statement of estimate* sxpenditures for the year beginnin, Nov. 1, 1873 and ending Oct. 31, 1874 The following are the items: Dieting, clothing, and burial of poor. $\n00 0 Medical alt -nuance and moJlclues for poor. 1,000 0 Public building;), 1,300 0 Trial Justices 1.000 0 "oinmissif ner^cler'*^ S00 0 stationery 600 0 Printing, 400 0 toads, bridgesaud ferries, 2,000 0 Sheriff 1,300 0 Tad l,35t) o solicitor, COO 0 Auditor, to pay assessors, 1,000 0 "lerk of court, : . 800 0 rury Commissioner 25 0 >roner 2.'0 0 Jrand A petit jurors, witnesses <k constables 3,500 0 .'onimissioners accounts, 1,000 0 treasurer's commissions, 1,250 0 Total ? .#22,672 o They at the same time, recommcndet hat a tax of four mill be levied for count* mrposes, in addition to the two mill; rhich will bo collected to pay past in lebtedness. If this recommendation if omplied with our county taxes will bf ix mills on the dollar. The state is coming down on us foi bout twenty mills, it is thought, so thai re may prepare for some pretty hard imes between this and January next. The Granges and Port Royal. x Last week an important Grange meetig was held in Atlanta, Georgia. The abject of direct trade as a means oi mancipation from the dominance of Tew York in the money markets of the auntry was under serious discussion. Ipon the announcement being made fiat a line cf European steamere had een secured by Mr. D. F. Appleton, to un between Port Royal and Liverpool i was resolved that the Atlanta grange rould send 3,000 bales of cotton by the 'ort Royal Dominion line direct to livernool during the present season. This resolution is, we hope, the inication of a wide-spread feeling in the juth and west. With such material ud moral support the future of Port Loyal is assuredly brilliant. Rark Ashore The new bark T. Jeffe Southward, ound for Tybeo went ashore Saturday 5th Inst., off Trenchards Inlet. After eating about on the shoal?, the bark cut on the north breaker off Port Royal, here she was boarded Sunday at 3 p. m., y Capt. Early, of the pilot boat Key ;one. About the same time the steam lg Forest City, came to her assistance, .t 8 o'clock p. m., the tug abandoned io ship, the captain of the tug saying it as no use to try and get her off that ight. At 10 p. m., Capt. Early tried ? work the vessel off under canvass; at I o'clock the vessel had moved six undrcd yards, when she again stopped; 112 midnight Capt. Early succeded in ?tting the Southward in eight fathoms r water, when he anchored. The vessel as got off" without much damage and was >wcd dowu to Tybee on Monday night, here she was bouud for orders. We regret to state that the pilot boat icystone while assisting the bark, lost i anchor and cable, and went ashore on io breakers, rendering her at present iiscaworthy. The Key .-tone's crew wore aboard of te bark assisting the vessel, the pilot iat had been left at anchor as a light i direct the movements in getting the irk off. The skill and perseverance of apt. Early doubtless saved the hark om total wreck as before tho next tide ado the wind had shifted to the south id west renderiug it impossible to so ork her canvass as to get her off, if ilayed until then. POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS. otlinastrr General ( rfsswtll'* Panic I'anari R-Katiiblt.h Government Nnvlug* Bunk iiimI the Poalu 1 T< leglupli. ? Baltimore, Oct. 17. At a republican mast meeting held ere to-night, Postmaster-General Crcsell advanced his ideas of postal savings links which, it is understood, will be enjged upon in his annual report, lie >okc of the only fault of the national auking system being that the depositor i not equally protected with the bi iholdr, and said that government might, li rough his department, provide the laehinery whereby the laboring masses >uld have the fruit of their toil proteetd troui lawless speculation and guarded nth absolute security. He contended hat by this plan every suitable pot 01ce could be used to receive dej osits of lie people and transmit theui to the cpartment at Washington, to be investd, under the direction of designated offers, in the bonds of the United Mates. 5y this arrange ent the security of deositors would be based upon the founation stone of the republic. In times f panic people, instead ot hoarding leans, would place on deposit with the overnnient, to be invested in govcrulents and loans and then sent into emulation. Like water, currency thus furished would flow to points of the lowest epressiou, and tend to correct all demgements of cireulati ti, howevci aused. Thus the people would be served y the security of their investments, a overnuient would be served by the leans placed at its disposal, and the atiksand capitalists would be served laause of the tendency to prevent the oardii'g of the currency of the country. 'T am aware,'' he said, ''that this dan will meet with opposition froiu souk ianks and capitalists, who would comicl people to deposit with tlicm upon heir own terms, and thus afford tlieni he use of so much additional capital; iut let it be remembered that I am nol peaking in the interest of banks or capalisUi; I am speaking for poor people rho are to be protected, and not in bemlf of the banks, many of whom havt ;iven a notable instance of the manner it rhich they can violate their promise t< >ay. But why should the banks com >lain? Iu addition to their charterec mvilegee, government has recently inerposed in their behalf. By the act ol lune 8, 1872, the banks were authorize i o deposit for their better security thcii United States notes in the national trer.s iry, receiving therefor certificates of dc Misit which might be counted as a par >f their reserve used for clearing hous< >urposes, and convert?\l at pleasure ii he place where deposits were made [Jnder this law the treasury of the Uni ed States has b^en used as a place o afc deposits for the hanks to tho cxtcn >f millions. Why, then should it notbi ised with equal propriety and to tin >amc extent for the security of the mass is of the people ?'* Mr. Cresswcll argued that the post of \ h fice banks would furnish the gotertiment .. with the money to establish a postal tel, egraph. He said every indication points * to the early success of that great mea g ure. "As the people arc entitled to pure water and pure air, so are- they, in my judgment, equally entitled ,to the best 0 and cheapest modes of communication o and intercourse." No men or set of o men have a right arbitrarily to seize upon o the lands and use them as a means of o levying tribute upon their fellow men. q I be ieve that the electric current has o been given by God for the benefit of the whole human race, o ?^ J NEWS ITEMS. o ?Montgomery, Ala., Little Rock, and [5 C >rpus Christi, Texas, have had seme - yellow fever. J ?The great manufacturing cstablish* ments of the north and east ore discharge f ing large numbers of their hands and j great suffering will result in the coming . winter. } ?The trial of Marshal Bazaine for misoonduct in the defence of Metz is-pro5 gressing very unfavorably to the accused. ?The steamer Ismalia, from New * York to Glasgow, is nearly a month over j i due. [ ?The yellow-fever nurses in Memphis struck last week for five dollars per day. ?L. X. Wolfe, who killed Perrin, in Charleston last winter, and escaped from the penitentiary a few weeks since, was re*taken at the house of his brother in Rockingham county, Md. ' ?There are elections to be held on the 4th of November in Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Virginia aud Wisconsin. ?The yellow fever broke out in Bainbridge, in southwestern Georgia, on the i 20th inst. The disease seems to be confined to natives previously weakened by long continued malarious affections. ?In Memphis the cold weather has led to an abatement of the fever. Over fifteen hundred deaths has been reported since it began. ?It is generally conceded that Count de Chambord, will be declared king of France by the assembly soon after its meeting. ?As soon as the Rrnssian army withdrew from Khiva, an insurrection broke out in which thousands of slaves emancipated by the Prussians were massacred. Sheriff's Sales. The following will be sold at the next sale day, Nov. 3. 404 acfes. levied on as the property of W m. Load holt at the suit of Ilansfcr Rizen. 800 acres levied on as the property of W. 11. Barnes, at suit of II. Rizen and wife. House and lot in Beaufort, levied on no ......r.ne?<. r>P YV .T_ Willi lilt)]*. lit Suit of ilobert Smalls. One tract of land levied upon as nroncrty of George Cope, at suit of AN. A. Platte. School house belonging to school district No. d, at suit of Jus. Jenkins. "GO acres, levied on as property of the estate ol B. P. Pitta, at suit of J. J. Wootcn. 1200 acres in Prince Williams, levied on to forclose mortgage against W. J. Whipper, at suit of Harriet J. Addison. DIED On St. Helena, on Friday, 10th Instant, at Capt. F. Williams, i!r. 1*. D. W. JfbitcocK, />f liaruwcll Ctunty. . II j has been in ill health for some time. Oct .30-11. JjHYKICl.Wfi A ?l> DltL'UUIHTS. A prominent New York physician lately toin(il iued to Du.vdas Pick alsmt his Sandal tcotrl Oil ci]viu1cji, suiting thnj sometimes they cured miracu - loiisly, but that a paiient of his had taken them for sometime without efleet. Ou being informed that several imitations were tnade and sold, he inquired and found that his patient ha I l<een taking ca]>titles sold in bottles, and not DUN DAS DIUK A CD'S. What happened to this pitysiciau may have happered to others, and DUN DAS DICK A CO. take this method of protecting physieians, druggisiN und themsolves, and preventing Oil of Sandatuvoil from coming into disrepute. PHYSICIANS who once prescribe lite Capsules will continue to do so, for they contain the pure Oil in the best ttnil cheapest form. DUN DAS DIUK A CO. use rnoje til of Sandalwood in the manufacture of their Capsules titan all the Wholesale and Detail Druggists and perfumers in tin-United Slates combined, and this is the sole reason why Uio pure oil is sold cheaper in thuir Capsules than in any other form. OIL OK SANDALWOOD Is fast superseding every other remedy, sixty Capsul's only being required to insure a saf/ and certain cure in six or eight days. From no other medicine can this result he bod. DICK'S SOI* f CAPSULI?S solve the problem long considered by many eminent physicians, of how to avoid the nausea and distrust experienced in shallowing, which are well known to detract from, if not destroy, the goal effect of many valuable remedies. Soft Capsules are put up in tin-foil and neat boxes, thirty in each, and are the only capsules prescribed l?y Physicians. (j'Tliesc were the only Capsules ad tilled O (lie last Purls Exposition. Send for circular to 35 WoostcrJStrcct, New York. Sold at nil Drug storri. General Agency, 110 Reade Street, New York, oct.w-ot. BIninger'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Entirely design for the use of the Medical Profession and the Family, poise-sing those intrinsic medicinal properties which belong to an Old and Pure Gin. Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney complaints. A delicious Tonic. Put up in cases containing one dozen bottles each, anil sold by all druggists, grocers, Ac* A. M. niniugcr A Co., established iTTs, So. 15 Beaver Street, New York. A. E. OWENS' NEW YAMASSEE EATING j AN1) : Refreshment Saloon JUNCTION S. & P.'. ii nd PORT ROYAL , RtlLUC VDS. ' I PLENTY OF TIME ALLOW FT) FOR MEALS. Tlu* undersigned having leased th* Yctnassee Eating House from its late proprietor, Mr. Sellers, aunouucea tliat great Improvements wilt be mudc In tin*arrangement* for supplying gnests with sulwtantial meals upon Ihe arrival of earh train. Good accominodatii|p* for lodging trave lers will be ' provided as soon as possible. A gentlemen's refrcsh' inent and waiting room will lie provided, where the ' best litjuor* will be obtainable. I The patronage of t ravellers is respectfully solicited A. E. OWENS, Lata propreltor of the Allendale Hotel. I Oct.2.1-1 y. r ? A. B. McGregor, ; HOUSE, SIGN, AND I CARRIAGE PAINTER ?ALSO? ' Graining & Paper Hanging. C. Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Corner Magnolia & Bay Sts. 0Ct.l6-ly. ?>rn Hgftig|gjflS?j 'nTKa?cs $ SS K B EJ J r r - THRER TItAIAS DAILT fftRr Oliarloatoii. Bavannali and Augnata. j-jHa Every apartment of this House has beei entortain in the most hospitable manner tl home to spend the winter mohths as can b Livery Stable, Billiard Halls, Croquet a Rooms may be secured for the winter bj BBRH1 AUCTION TR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF - -"?<T T l?f IW.I. UKtl.lKTT Ob ?vr Auu< nuviiu lu?, nion Flour In small quantities will produce lighter bre All persona should encourage home manufactures, boxes, warranted to hold out in weight Just as good I To prevent Boiler explosions, use "LOW moment the water gets below a certain line in the bolh until the steam Is exhausted or the water raised to a pr Orders for the "AJJoa Portilll Look! Lot D K At ? HAND and POWER 1 Fatoutod Mm THESE 6ITS ARE THE BEST ATD MOST 1 p o n e I am prepared to fill al Colored men you can gin your own money for your crop. Every machine w hibition at 1 BENNETT'S STORE, SAY WYMA Oct.9 78. SOUTHERN LIFE J i UI r?n nffiror?' WITMPTTTS ?f 1 JULijJ&Vi. WAAAUvs) mmmmr O MEMPHIS. J. A. KKLSOV, Piet't. AMOS WOODHIIFV, Vice 1'rw'l. UR\ MAY, Scct'y. J. H. MILLER, Supc ????<H ASSETS, JAN Y. 1, ANNUAL INCOME, ??o SOUTH CAROLINA OFFICE COI J. F. BLACK, Prcs'L, J. P. SOUTITEUN ???o BEAUFORT, S. -TRUS: D. C. WILSON, M. POLITZEK, W. H. MAULDIN, J NO. FRANZ, PAUL HAMILTON, C. 11. W tin >111, M. STUART, GEO. GAGE, GEO. W. JOHNSON, II. O. JUDD, J,VS. G. THOMPSON, J. G. BARNWELL, M. M. KINGMAN, GEO. HOLMES. Officers of BEAU] GEO. WATERHOUSE, Trcs't. GEO. G. Dr. IX. M. Stuart, B M. POLITZER, J. G BARN J. \V. COLLINS, PAUL IIAJ J. G. THOMPSON, PAUL I'RII This Company issues POLICIES on ' approved pla annual dividends. All Polleiw non-forfeiting nfl r It Lowtes adjusted, mid reserve invested by tie Slate B throughout the State- All further information furnisl MIDDLE Aug.7-6m 8cc. J list lieceiveil, A splendid stock ol DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS A CAPS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY, TOBACCO. nu.nviwivo, TINWARE, Ac., Ac., At the store of F. W. SCHEPPER, IIay Street, head of No. ti Dock, which he will sell lower Hum any othfr store in BEAUFORT. Jan. 4-1 y. Notice to Teachers. The board of school examiners will will be in session at the School Commissioners office in the Court Uouae, on the first Mondey in October next, for the purpuae of examining teachers. Sessions will be held on each Monda\, Wcdueeday and Friday during the month. Teacher* who have certificates from last year will return them to ttife Board. By order of the Board, JNO. HUNN, . tufbrt, & C., Sept 23,1871; QUirmalT ( I i w Fii i BEAM'S? M S,VfOHT, i q put in completo order during tho past si lie travelling public. The northern toup e found South.' nd Telegraph Office arc among the acquhi r letter or Telegraph. M 3TT ^ MC. ADE SALES 1 MANUFACTURED ARTICLES AND PRODUCTIONS. o? s that "SEA FOAM" an an aercator, la unequalled ad and more food than any other article in the rnnrke Call then for the "CHEMICAL, OI.IVK, a n hard as In soft water. For sale at retail by BO VC WATER INDICATOR," for which, BENNETT ?S ;r by a series of lively ''toots," for twenty tliinutcs. A. oper limit. lor#*' should bo sent In early to be In time for it 33E3NT: k Look!! tORN TS BELT COTTON GINS roil 2G, 1887. ECONOMICAL MACHINES EVER OFFERED i A L E . 1 orders at short notice, cotton, save your seed and get more arranted. UaU ar.d see tneni. un cx' ST., BEAUFORT, S. C. X DEARBORN, Patenter, Manufacturer and Agent. INSURANCE CO. WJi. i ,L iw m , TEN1T., & ATLA1TTA, GA. ATLANTA. Oen'l. JX). O. GORDON, Prfi't. Gt-n'I. A. II. COLRDITT, Vice l'r??'l. J. A. MOKKJS, Mcct'y. / rvlsor of Agencies. '3, $1,531483 07 1,000,000 00 L DEPARTMENT, Lit.niilil, 9? V. , Vice Prea't* A. II. WAROG, Soct'y. . C., BRANCH. TEE S.? I)Ii. PAUL PltrrCITARD, JNO. men, J. W. COLLINS, S. D. GILBERT P. L. WIOOIN, GEO. WATER1I0USE, A. 9, DAVESPOBT, WM. KREKSKL, E. SINCLAIR II. M. STUART, DR. S. B. THOMPSON, J. C. MAYO, II. M. FULLER, G. M. WELLS, POET BEANCH. AGE, Vice I'rca'L M. STUART, Scct'y Nodical Eiamluor. WELL, ) ilILTON, > Exeeutivc Committee. rciIARD, J li*. PREMIUMS received in Cadi,ami entitled to id annual premium i.* paid. iaivl at Columbia, with advice of the auxiliary liunnU led, and applications for INSURANCE received by TON STUART, cfc Booufort, S. C. "JAMES ODELL, ~ BREAD. CASE. AND CRAGX22 b A. K: E n . HAS just received a fine assortment of CANDIES AND FRUITS. Ho has always on hand Bread and Confectioner) of every kind. COUNTRY STOKE* supplied with all arti eelcs of the trade at reasonable prices. Orders for WEDDINGS A.\l) EVK.MVC PARTIES attended to *itb care and dispatch. fifteen loaves of Broad for o.VB dollar, fan he hsd by purchasing ureal tickkts. % The Circulating Library now open contains a choice anortwent of books. JAMES ODELEv ' TflB FOBT lOTJtl B. ? Througii to August^.' , TSS shoaTESTmrBEAraSTK9UTB' ?fot? FREIGHT 02 PAS8E3GM. Ttotwrpon riinrloMfoH ntid Ammttsi. t2. -Hi . traits p;m BnAj'Konr Leave Chart* lion. iiUO A. 11 Lrnre Charleston, 6100 P. A' Ufc. > SA Lrnrc Anguita, 6:45 A. B1 (.tare Augmla, 2:10 P. .11 fl B l.i avc S;u :uiii.l1i, 0|30 A. 11 jZ Arrive at Beaufort. iliOO P. HI Arrive at Beaufort, fl?"0 P. HI untner, and the Proprietor in now ready to st will find as pleasant and comfortable a lions ofthe House. [. M. KINGMAN Propriotor. r AbJLi, WAREHOUSE, PURCHASERS OF SOUTIISRN by any article yet discovered. Mlxol dry with cora?. For sain at retail, by BOVCK * MAllTI*. n<l COOU MAN'H SOAP," Put up in GO Ibe. K & MARTIN. li Mr PALL are agents. It gives warning to all the Iter which, a coutiuous whistle will secure attention j reception for the next crop. KTETT d) MOFAZJXJ; Fort Royal, SI. O. SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, C.llA RLESTOS', 8. G OFFICE NO. 17 BROAD STREET. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. The deposits In the Savings Department of this Company are invested as a Special Trust, and, therefore, are not subject to the hazards of Banking. In addition to this special security, depnnitors have the guarantee of the entire Bank Capital, which amounts to three hundred thousand dollars ($.'100,000.) This department will enable sll classes .to find a safe security for their Savings, however small; and at the same time hearing a reuuneralive Interest (six percent, compounded uarterly.) Currency can be remitted by express and drafts by mail. F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier. directors and trustees. Geo. 8. Cameron, E. II Frust, W. J. Middlcton W. Bee, A. J. Crews, W. B. Williams, E. Waltgen, II. H. Iielcuu. C.G. Memmlng, B. O'ncUl, Wm. L Webb. A. P. Caldwell. J. T. Weinman J. M. Shackelford, Geo. H. Walter, J. C. IL Claumuu, B. D. Lazarus, Mayl-3oi. QUIT CAIM DEEDS, SUITABLE FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF land acijutred at State or National Tax Sales r salt 'f. thin office. tf. WILSON'S LIVER REMEDY A Mire and permanent cure for all disease caused by a deranged Liver, such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia Hcartmirn, l-'evcrs, Nervousness, Impurity of the Blood, Melancholy. Uostivenetu, Sick Headache, l'alns in the Head, and all kind rid diseases K VSR V FA MIL Y 8110 CLD HAVE IT SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Prepared only by WILSON & BLACK, . Hi 3 Charlotte, Prices Current OF Branch, Scott & Co. Commission Merchants, ?AND AGENTS FOB? GEORGIA COTTON GOODS ?AND? Sardy's Super Phosphates. Augusta, Ga., March 18,1S73. UOMHSTIC'8. Bar,.lb-man Stripes Might) t?h yds...12',. " Faney Stripes tdark) ?..480 yils...i:>L i thoi.t- ixn vets liL Montour 7-8 Shirtings two and 1,000 yds...10'): " 4-4 Sheelinpi .',00 ami 1,000 yds...12): " Yams, ass'd Nos, 6 to 12...50 bunchi-s_l.(io Richmond Osnakurgs Strlix.it 825 yds...14) (light) t:? Granlteville 3-4 Shirting l.ooo yd*... 9) 7-8 " 1.000 yd*...ll)< " 4-4 Sheetings 1,000 yds... 13 " 7-8 Diill* 900 yils...lSl" Augusta 3 4 Shirtings 525 and 850 yds... yV " 7-8 Shirtings 252 and 850 yds...11)/ " 1-1 Shorting 252 and 850 yds...13 7-8 Drills 252 aud 850 yds... 13)/ Langtey A 4.4 ? 13 A 7-8 Ilk " 3-4 9) {o) EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS IN BAUREI43 AND SACKS. '43 cent* per Barrel Irs* per Car Load IHPEBIAL XXXX -$12 ft Lit* WHtnt XXX n 0 ItUlLI.IAST XX 10 0 MoT CAKK8 X 9 0 Uol'K Mills Superfine 8 ft Bran.?523 per ton. Sacks extra. Shorts.?fit |>er ton. do Wi'jitkbx I'f/OfB ts imi-s.?Super, $850; Kxlr; 510.00: Family. 51OA0; Fancy, $11.50. Kyk Flovh.?$4.00 |*'T Mwk. (too 11m.) Huron.?Shoulders, 817; ('. K.Sides, lOltf. 1>. S. Mcnls.?Shoulder*. ; C. It. Sides, 'J-% Lard.?Ill tiere.-s. !?)?; kegs, 12. Corn.?t'rinic White, 95 ; Mixed, IKK'. Corn Meal.?95. (Sacks included.) llye.-5l.25. Oat*.?White, 70; Mixed. 70. Sugnr.?Yellow, U)?; C, 12)?; Kxtra C, 13); A 13?f. l.ngar Iloa?r Syrup.?In hbls, 30; hlids, 21 Ylrulnla Salt.?$2.10 ]?er Saek; 10 sacks ? unrc, S'2.00. Prortor A Gamble'* Soap, Kxtra Olivi Kra?ive,7e. Sarily** soluble Pnelllc, 350.00 Cash; $55.(1 t'n tor's Acceptance; 557.50 Fl a liter's Ura. d.rJfii Phosiiho Peruvian. $55.00 Cash VStMHi Factor*.* Acceptance; ft.i Planter** Lein. The ai?>*c quotlons are wholesale. \Yedo not, t v.y en*t\ hreak i-w kaitm. Remittance* per Kaprct rntut l>f prepaid. Orders are tilled at I'rice Turret ir.a day they are received. Sljrhl l>rafl? on Ne' York, Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta, planted t < ~lit a: par. Respectfully, BRANCH, SCOTT A CO. THE. PARKER CUM. : PARKER BRO'S. WEST MERIDEN.CT. THK PARtOtt COMPANION. Every Lady want* one!! Every Man ought to have one! f nt on receipt of Ten Centa. Addraaa, L. F. BYE CO, 1W Seventh Avenue, Betr York. Between Savannah and Angnsta ?AJID AM* rol-TTS? _ > abtr^JS OR WEST. VP PA Y PASSESGEP. +* ' ? i | J || S a ? . - r vi 'V * ? ? g d SAMC or STAVro.v*. Arrir'lLeATC lis ..I.. a a ' t tr. . I JDm; Port Royal 9 43* 4 4 | Bran'ori 10 01 In 00 9 5 I Wand Tank 10 16 lO 30 14 4 fc-ahrook 10 40, 10 4# 18 ? Sheldon II 16 11 IT' 25 1 Ycnunee. 11 40 12 20 32 7 Early Branch 12 41112 41 34 2 Maifldln* U* W 47 86 2 Altinank.,,. 12 53 If % 40 4 Alinola - 1 00 1*0.1 ? 42 | 2 |V?rnsvIlle \ JU J'l# 47 3 'floorers _..... fx. 1 2551 6 Branson s '. f <? f 43. 55 4 Canipbellton IN* 1 M 60 5 Allendale.. .......... 2 08 2 t* 64 4 Apploton 2 34 2 34 68 4 lk'Moc 2 46 2 50 72 4 Martins 3 02 3 o? ' 76 4 MllWt.., 8 14 3 14 80 _ 4 HattierlUe 3 28 8 ? 84 4 Bobbins 3 33 f 90 6* Ellenton 1..^. ? jg am. Bush ..a, I iff ??J 96 6 Jackson _ 4 ?j 1 <79. 105 9 Be?b Island .... 5 00 5 iio J1I 6 I Augusta 5 38 DOWX DA T PASSEXGER - ...? A. M? Augusta ? (K. 6 6 Beech sJuuU - 7 23 T *k 13 9 Jackson |,6| j 46 Rtikli's P rt?, 3 08? 21 C Kllonton 8 50 5 29 . 27 6 Bobbins A 41 ?-45' 31 4 Hattierille 8 67 8 67' 33 4 | Millet! 9 09 9 0S 39 4 I Martins 9 21 9 2*43 4 Belfloc 9 38 9 88' 47 4 Apple ton 9 50 9 50 51 4 Allendale 10 02 10 03 56 5 Canrbrllton 10 18 fO-lf 60 4 Brunsons 10 80 Jrf'w 66 6 Hoovers' , 10 49 10 49' 69 3 iVarnsrllle 10 581 11 03 71 2 Almeda ? 11 09 11 09 75 4 AlUuans 11 21 ]1 ft 77 2 MauMin's 11 27 >1 If 79 2 Early Branch ft 38 ]l U 80 7 Ymnaasee... 11 69 12 20' ? 93 7 Sheldon 12 48 12 49' 98 5 Seabrook L 19 1 Ml 102 4 Island Tank f 39 1 8$ 107 5 Hcaulbrt....... f ? . t 09 111 4 Port Koyal 2 16| JAS. OTMOORE, , Engineer A Superintendent. . GUliYNlD DIsrijiLT OF CT3T5Trrn p. ctt**h/tpi5 uii ibuct uttWL "vvi/tf , JACOB APPLE . . *. . A splendid assortment of DRESS GOODS, GRENADINES, POPLINS, JAPANEES CLOTHS, BAREGES, MUSLIN, Etc. WHITE GOODS. 1 PIQUES, CRETONES and CAMBRICS, PERCALES, BRILLIANTS ETC., ETC. llalbrltfun Hosiery for Ladle* and Gent* Lace*, Collar* and CnflT*. STANDARD TRIMMINGS. GLOVES, PERFUMERY, NOTIONS, Ere. Btnflemea's FnrnMiiig Goods. Tie*. Bow*, scarf*, etc. beast mate clothing" in every style, i FASHION A IlLE IIAT8. STRAW IIATS FOR GENTS AND BOYS. A1.to just Received the finest lot of Ladle* Shoe* ever brought to this market. If you don't see what you waut ask for it. You can t?o supplied at J. APPLE'S, t AY STREET, BEAUFORT, S. C I STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE. I > rpWO F^GHT IIORSE POWER EN i uiaba. OWE FIFTEEN HOUSE TOWEH ENGINE. A LAO, ONE THIRTY HOUSE POWER ENGINE. Term# cash, or on time with approved papers. Address, " JOSEPH NEAL, Gen'l. Sup'L, or !} GEO. R. LOMBARD, Proprietor. J Ft) HE NT CITY WWSDIIY, Augusta, O*. Abo one Fifteen Horse Power Second-hand Boiler. '' i ' i - . NOTIClf. TllESt'BRCBIBER HEfcPECTKVIeT Mr inform# the public, or all who want GIN GEARr ING, that he is prepared to furnish them with 111# late improved Gin Gear,'which from long experience ' is the best in uac. It will ssurpa#* any other in simplicity. durability and accomplishment. If you waut % something that will expedite your ginning,Without killing up your stock, try Graham's late improved Gin Gearing, and you will not regret U. Further i; particulars, add tew, n JOS. NEaL, or GEO. R. LOMBARD, ? Geu'i.Supt. . Proprietor, r FOIIEHT CITY FOL'.YDKY, o Augusta, Ga. sept.lMm.' - HOME SHUTTLE SEW MB MACHINE.' This beautiful machine uses straight nuedles, makes the 1/x.k Stitch, (alike on both sides) has self-adjusting tontion, and is used by hand or foot. It will hem, Aril, bind, seam, tuck, hew-, stitch, ruffle, and sew on at the soma time; work equally well on silk, linen, muslin an<J cotton goods.. It.is the oulv flrst-claas low price machine made.) Send for circular and sample of if*lug, or oali and, ! examine the machine at the agency. Bay street, Beaufort, 8. c. Price, $20, $87 db $48/ W. A. FRIPP, fnb.t3-lyr. Agent. a (mod bargain. For sale-a'stat > a $ gine, four (4) holey p? wer?isl ^ood order; Oku be seen At penter shop. ,, Jf. BOODLE.'. ,E ' 0&aadBv?*wtft |y