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.aiuno ty r:* a i?i<f.?.'U:t iuH i.^fav
,'7"7 . NOON;
ii .jj.* t?ius
DEPABTOB.E-.OF.
DUBLIN RIOT-THB COilMONIflT TBLAJ49
^ROUBLES/ltf l Ati'OEB^?.-^ PArii?JBE OB;
..BLliOItONS^fc? Flt ANO1 E --7 J ULj?d 'sJtMON A
OQMMUNIS'P - ?ALLOT BILL. FASSES BY
nO?HH OF OOM1LON3, AC., AG. ' ?J
DUBLIN, August 8.-The royal. Visitors
haye- left .Dublin. There was uot ?
oheer from tho lined streets through
?hieb - thoy. .phased. The- .silence - was |
ooly^ broken by a few hisses. The oon
duo,tj of the police at the Pheonix; Park,
which is denounced as inexcusably bru?
tal, embittered the people.
VEitflAixiijt?t?, "Augnst 8.-rTbe court- j
martial fox tho trial of the Coinmuqists,
opened yesterday.. Indictments were
r jad? ?when, sdmp.pf the prisoners treated
thai proceedings -with levity.
LONDON, August 8.-A despatch from
Dublin 8ajB tho^oity-1?.quiet, but the ex?
citement of tbo*p?pula?? Ima nut subsid?
ed, i It is generally thought tho sympa- ?
this?rs of the Fenian prisoners have not
given mp the idea; pf holding another
. nioetjug, in upi tu of the prohibition of
the.- .authorities., i The .sentiment of the
majority of tho people is in favor of
grub t? u g amnesty to'alt Fenian pris?a
ors ; b?t vio ?eui. opposition lo the i^utho
r i lies, ia deprecated!; .Tue hebel wusthut
the royal visit would be made the oppor
ihtji^y'by th?-O?v^ttt?iBnt'fdr the'r?lease
o? ?ie .?a'p^&?d; ?^u^?sy. ' .The' pqph'
laoo ia very bUtur, ag?ju'at .the Prince bf
Wides, beoatiHo ho luis not in turf er red for
amnesty, v^^^a .wt?l?^pplice force is still
? OD. theajert, t'iV military consigned
to? ?he . barracks, 4p : be : ready if called
npon: ta.aid the pohoe. Thus far, no
deaths ' ure reported,, but it ia thuught
five to ten persons ' will tl io of their' inj l??
rica. Howe/Siip^rintouirmit of Police,
is iu.ucritioaV !co?di??pu; btit hopea are
entertained-.for .his recovery.. It is yet
nnoertuin whether tho (Joeen can legally
.pi?&??atk "Mr; ;^mUh eiipV other lenders
.<?f? the demoh^^tip'ft.'.. j .-.[..).
;? 'YBBBAJXJIES, .AugnstvB.-" Advices-from
Algeria say . tba insurrection' bah been
routed and Alonededom subdued. The
xoyolfc, howixver, oontin?e? iii thu pro?
vince of Oonatautic?-r-lho most Eastern
of threo i do part tuon ts, of whioh Algeria
is oompoa?d. '1 ^uta?ro?s murders are
BtiUj bringt ?pO).o^Mej?;)fey the -, rebela in
that- proyinoo und .so^exalioreste burned
U : . ..NIGHT DESPATCHES
\. y^^BffA?.t?B^'j 'August ?^A co?tcil' of
war, with Thiess and MoM?huu present,
-resolved to-iadopted energetic measures
to ?opprosa the Algerian rebellion.
At a secoud election' at Strasburg, ye,sr
. terdajrrover. .half. the. voters abstained.
? There waa.a similar result ia -Mulhouse
? ?Sud ot{>?r conquered towns.- '
'? ^?^IJON', August 8;-r-In the. House of
. Oommpns, oft,er a. bitter debute, Glad?
stone implored the- House to poss the
ballot* bill, and the bill was passed. '.
: PATOIS, August 8.?-The Vendors and
JZaii? J?urttal stutes that Jules Simon is
a member of the. International Society
i ?'.';?. e:Kt .V--..
. r r.c ? American ltit??llucncc
. ^ NOON DESPATCHES.
CLASSl?CATlIoN OF PATENTS-NEOKO HIOT.
jj . OW >A ?AlWUpA?-BEPCniAOAN NOMINA
utoae-KENTUCKY DBMO CHATIO BY A
'ii^nofe MAJonrrr-PiiKAHANTON BUPEU
' BUDED - AHBrT??ATOH?JHip ..UN DEH THE I
/ WA^lllNOTON TH KATY - SIEG E OP PORTO
?Blb?iBAIf?ED- NOVEL HUIT, AO , AO.
11 WAHHINQTON, .August 7.-The Com?
missioner of Patents1 has prepared, for
tho'.ootjvfipience. of inventors, and . us 'a
me?na of / facilitating the business of .hi?
burean, a a i mph lied ol usai flou ti on of tho
subject- matter of : paten ta issued, The
e|asses- nhmber ? 128, . under which are
grouped hil cognate articles, inventions
and processes. Tho Commissioned-iajlll
hereafter..isond to.persons desiring-them
eolios of tho specifications and drawings
Of all the patent? issued in oby "desig
' nated class commencing with July 1, *7i,
and continuing 'Until, at ten.roeatsi per
jpaientT the amount shall equal- the som
.df^on?y enclosed to him. '"*
- ?-J gAVAKNAH, August 7.V7-A $tort$]?t!n?x
?zo excursionists on t ho, -Hu van hob Sea?
- board and. Skidaway Iiailroad^ took pos?
session of .the pars.",' Atter putting loose
tito, of the .cara near Sandfly, Station,
. .they commo'uoed fighting.?mmig -them
. selves.'--'-' ?n?- 'negro is 'reported -killed.
* The remaining cars, sith a larg? lamber
ot. ladies on board, camp on.to the city.
Tho negroes have possession of the road,
Tho elieriff will go ont to night to'arrest
'the:rioters. . .'. '..- . ' '.' : ' ;
' 'N$w ?BhE?H?;"A?gu8t7.T--The .ef?p
tiona : for ? delega tea to the Hop u bli ou u
Oonventiori passed off with comparative
. qni'eb'. There Were one br tv?' knock
downs, but no serious .distufbunco.
Lieutenant Governor 1 Dunn, United
States Marshal Packard, Postmaster
Lowell,' OOlfectbr Casey sMd Cpl. C^rtt?r,
Speaker' pf ' tho House, were, 'elected.
'The election stands:.For Governor War
mouth-11th, 1th, 13th and 11th warde;
doubtful, 8th ward; against tho adminis
. tration-1st, 21, ?kl, ,?tb, 7th,' 9th, 10th
..and 16th warde. In all those warda:the
anti-administration- part j \nlaim Inigo
.- majorities,' but the election Pf 'th? deie
5Ote? is'gonerally conceded 'in the Statt?.
,S beard from, eight parishes bav?icRSt
their votes for Wurmouthand send tweh
ty.d?l?gaten;-forty-one voted against him
audseut sixty-four delegates; eight pa
, >ioh,05 are not bcird.ircu;,
.. COTJUM?U?, OHIO, August 8.-Hon.
'JPtamm^^nrraj? died' ;o-'dny,-of look
* Lo^vniB,' IQY., August a-The De
ra?inr^ carry the State by about 80,000.
AU the- Democoatio candidates of the
, Legislature have been elected.
i*^ WAS?iNd'?ioii, August 8.-Last night,
Graut sent bin Private Secretary to
Plea"su.bton, requesting hie resignation.
' Ple?sont?n declined- to resign, where?
upon tho. President determined to sus
- pend him and appoint! Douglass. The
papers are now being prepared.
NBW YOBK, August 8.-Within the
past few days, one steamer and six ves?
sels have' been quarantined, with yellow
fever, from the West Indies.
Frauais Adams bas signified bia accept?
ance of tba arbitratorship undoc tho
Washington treaty.
. Uhf? President has departed. . . '
Pleasanton waa formally anspended.
Douglas baa been appointed and ia in
possession of tba office.
No Cabinet to-day.
The postal money order With Germany
goeB into effect. ^October 1, 1872-the
North German Lloyds Company requir
iog a year's notice.
The -immediate' canses assigned for
Pleusanton's removal in official circles ie
that the revenue is not collected with
efficiency, reversal of the rulings of his
predecessors, making decisions, .tho( ef?
fect of which was needlessly to lessen
the. revenue, and acting 'on important
matters without consulting Boutwell,
wherein Boutwell had paramount autho?
rity. Picasso to h's letter concludes: "In
justice to the' public ..interests placed
under my charge, and the importance tc
tho tax-payers of a proper solution ol
those difficulties, I must respectfully de
cline to tender yon my resignation; anc
trusting it may not bo deemed inappro
priate, I will again request 'that, youl
present determination may be' r coon si
sidered, and an investigation of tin
matter'of difference' between the Secre
tary. and myself be referred ;to the Attor
ney-Geueral for his legal opinion. Wi tl
great respect,
"(Signed) A. PLEASONTON,
"Commissioner."
ty Weather probabilities-The bar o mete
will probably rise, with partial cloud;
and pleasant weather on Wednesday
Nbjrth and West of "Ohio. Cloudy, uni
threatening weather ia probable for th
Oulf States; fresh South-westerly winds
with pleasanji : weather, .for the Middl
and Eastern ?tales.
'. Si. Louis, August 8.-Io tho Nation'
Labor Congress, the " President read hi
aun?nl message. Delegates were preset
from'tho Middle, Westorh and Soother
States i nono from New England..
. Q LIEU EU, August 8.-Advices by ti
day'B mail settle, the final withdrawal c
Imperial troops from the dominion.
NEW YOIUX, Au ga st 8: -Th ario w We t
r'otbrns from h br European trip failing I
improve his health. ?? li-'
lu the Court of Special Sessions, t
day, lb the caso' bf Nathan Koybpeki,
Jow, charged wjth disturbing.the Me th
dist.congregation of Alanson Ohurob, I
w?fking ou a sewing machine durit
hd?rs bf ^divine service, in a room opp
site the' church, Judge Sbondly foui
bim guilty, bat suspended sentence. Ti
Judge enid ho' 'disturbance to religio
worship of any kind could be permitte
TbeJew, ho said, h^d the.same redet
against other's, if they disturbed his1 re
giana worship on Saturday.
POBTO. Rico, jlug'ust 8.-The sie
was raised yesterday throughout the i
and and'quiet reigns, The Captai
General bas resigned. It ia soppos
General Sunoi will be re-appointed.
< SAVANNAH, August 8.-The Sheriff a
posse, which wont - out last night, to i
rest the negro excursionists, who b
taken possession of two cars on the ?
vannah, ? Seaboard and Skidaway Rt
road, returned this morning. Tho nej
men had all left the captured cars, a
took to the woods, leaving their won
and children in the oars. They w
brought to the oity and allowed to gc
their homes. Ne arrests have yet bi
made/ v.
CDABM?STO?J, August 8.-Arrivei
steamers Manhattan, NeW York; Vii
ni'?,. Ph i ladelphia; Falcon, JBalti more,
' 3 HOTEL Anr?VAi?, August 8.-Colu?
Boiel-J. M. Baxter, J. ti. Hair, J,
Pool, Newberry-; .W. H. ?Jvans, J.
Blum. Mrs. Blum, Mrs.. W. B. Din
W. Du&eyVArljl Roamrflfc# J. A* 1
?bsd,* Bi A.-Pringle, Charleston; W
Ofbsaw?ll, S. !P;;, J^Da?l?rth;; W.
Keno ody. Augusta; G.-F. Wright,
?maria:RI >ftefo; Winhsboroi' A,
Gilbert.?Sumt?r; R. L. Singlets ry,
M Drinie; N". O. ; T. W. ? MoDougal!
E. ' Porter; U: 8. Army; TV Ander
Fairfield; A. Austell, Atlanta; Mrs. J
Harrington,, two' children and sorv
Marl boro j M?as T. Irbyj Laurena.
Nickerson j?To?iffr-E. H. Frost, S
Johnston, Ohurlestoii; D. McIntosh
wife, 'B...H, Hodgson, TJ. 8. A.; J
So other nj etty! 3pf J. Brooks, Md
M. Seigler, Newberry.- .iii
-Columbia, Spat Bo a Larger Btisi
Rx tra Preparation /ur a Big Trat
HAVING put nar Ratall Douse in ord<
are now prepared to show our custon
FULL LINE OP GOODS, in ovcry d
mont, which .will bo largoly reploniah
ovary steamer with ehoico and seasc
goods, unrivalled for quality, styles and \
One of tho firm js now in Now York lc
after tho interests of onr ouetomors.
tend to exhibit, this fall and winter, tl
?took of goods ovor oponed iu Colum!
prices to ault all.
Wo koop only standard makes' of goi
root from ma?ufaoturors *aud importe)
sell to ovory ono alike, having but ONE L
Our Wholesale and Carpet Boom w.
tain a Vioioo stock of good?, in "qrtali
pilterna, . ? . i t-.tt . >*
Big lino of D?SIB9TIC? always ?n h;
' ; ', W. D. LOVE A CO
Columbia Hotel Buildi
% j ' Main el
W. D. LOVE,
B. B. MOCREEB?. V; i
Prime White and Yellow Coi
rtAf\ BUSHELS rrimoWhitoCt
OU\y bags of tbroo bushels.
600 bushols Primo Yellow Com, in
two bushels, Just receivod in store and
low for oash only. JACOB LE\
. Auctionoor and Commission Men
ton opened quiet and ia now easier-up?
lands 8%; Orleana 9>?.
PARIS, August 8.-Rentes 55f. COo.
. LONDON,- August 8-*Nobn.--Consola
93%. . BondB 98%.
. LoNDon? Aug?at 8- Evening.- Con?
sols 93%.
ii LiTKBPOOL,. August 8 -Evening.
Cotton cloBed heavy-uplands 8%; Orr
leans 9)6. .
NEW YORK, August 8-Noon.-Specie
shipments over 8250,000. Stocks rather
heavy and dull. Gold firm, at V2.%<&
12*?. Governments steady and dull.
State bonds very firm, bat dall. Mont y
easy, at-2. Exchange-long 9%; short
10%. Flour and oom dull and heavy.
Wheat quiet and firm. Pork dull, at
13.50@13.75. Cotton dull and lower
uplands 19&; Orleans 20%; sales 200
bales. Freights firm. v ?
7 P. M. -Cotton in fair demand bot
weak; sales 2,817 bales-uplands
Orleans 19%? Flour-Southern dull
and de.clini?g; common to fair extra 0.30
@6.59; good to choice 6 55(cjj9.00. Whis?
key 93. Wheat a shade firmer-winter
red and amber Western 1.35 @ 1.40.
Corn ihnotivo and unchanged. Rico
quiet, at,7%@8?-?.. P?ik 13.G2; new
ll.00@ll.25. . Reef . quiet-plain mess
8@8^'. Lord dull-kettle 10. Freights
quiet.. Money unchanged. Sterling
dull, at?9%. Gold 12%ia}l2.&.. Go?
vernments strong; 62 s and 8s advanced
%@}?o. 02*14%. Tennesaees 75; uew.
75J(j. Virginias 64,i?; uow 72. Lou?
isianas .67j now Gi ; lov?es G2; 8s 83. Ala?
bamas 100;"5s 67. Georgias 83; 7s 91%:
North Carolinas 4jL; now 2G. South Ca?
rolinas 72; new 58".
LOUISVILLE, August 8.-Floor dullond
.unchanged. Corn 68. Provisions-no?
thing beyond slight order demand. Pork
13.00. Sliouldera. 6}^; olear sides 8%.
Lard 10@U%. Whiskey 89.
S?< Loors, August 8.-dflourdull-win?
ter superfine 4.00?4.50. Corn dull and
unchanged. Whiskey unsettled-?mall
lots 93. Pork lower, at 13.25. \ Bacon
dull-order lots, shoulders 6j?; dear
sides 8%@8%.. Lard 9%@10.
CINCINNATI, August 8.-Flour in good
demand at full prices-family 4.50?
'4.60. Corn quiet, nt 51 ?52. Pork un?
settled, ut 12.25. Lard 9@9>^. Bacon
UjUBettled-shoulders 6%. Whiskey;89.
- AUGUSTA, August 8.-Cotton in fair
demand, at lower rates-middling) 17;
aalcB 242 bales:' receipts 461.
' SAVANNAH, August 8.-Cotton doll
low middling 17%; receipts 210 bales;
stock 4,931.
MOBILE, August 8.-Cotton dull
'middling. 18;' receipts 20 bales; sales
5?;katQok7,'4G3.
. M ninnis, August 8.-Cotton dull and
nominal-middling 17%.
NEW OBLEANS, August 8.--Flour
drooping-soper 4.30(ol5 00; double
6;25@6.??; treble 6.25@7.25. Corn dull
and, lowor-mixed 76; white 70; yellow
di}.;' Pork dull and nominal, at 14.7$.
Bacon drooping, at 7>^(^jfi- Lard
jrregalar-i-tier?e 10>?@10%; keg 11%.
Others unchanged. Cotton dull and
nominal-low middling 17%@17%; re?
ceipts 1,580 bales; stock 42,741.
;?oJ5oipN? A-?gUBt 8.-Cotton quiet and
weak-fiddling 20}^; receipts 1,390
bales; sales 200; Btock 6,000.
.G^viistpN, August 8.-Cotton dall
good, ord i iui ry lb; receipts 222 bales;
-Sfco?k 1,161. ,1 .? :
' ^ PHILADELPHIA, August 8.-Cotton
dull-middling 19#@19%.'
BALTTMOBE, August 8.-Cotton dull
and lower-middlings 19J?j ; receipts 206
bales; salea 13;: stock 162. Floor quiet
and weak. Wheat active and firmer.
White Southern corn 74@77; yellow 66
@67. Provisions and whiskey un?
changed.
NORFOLK, August 8.-Cotton qaiot
low middling 17%; receipts 55 bales ;
sales 408.
WrntrtNOTON, August 8.-Cotton quiet
-middling 19; stock 565 bales.
CuAituESTON", August 8.- Cotton dull
middling 18; receipts 132 bales; sales 25;
stock 3,357. . .
BE. S. F. FANT'S
8UPEBIOR
TONIO BITTERS
ff 13 oomposod of the best Anti-po
^Ejg?fcriodio Tonics known to tLo modical
^?fi-^profoealbii. Tho addition of cortaio
|$gj? ingredients hm conqilotoly dib
JglCgk. Rlijscd the tasto of tlie Tonic prin
^?EP ajplo as to rendor it palatable, even
to the most fastidious.
It augments the energy of the vital fonc?
tions, exerting a powerful* iufluenco over the
digOHtivo, annruulative, sanguinlfcrous and
not vous systems.
1 It proves, salutary in the debility eonao
quont upon ?di malarious dlueascB, violent
bodily or mental exertion, in weakness of tho
constitution ot .both sexes, iu nervous vortigo,
heatt-acbo, tlc-doloreux, and many local
pains, dependent on deficient energy in the
nervous system, lt also POHBOBHGS laxative
and alterative properties, and will remove till
billousneBB from tho stomach, increase the
appetite, amljnvjgorato tho wholo system.
. Preparod only by 8. F. FAST,
Newberry, fc>. 0.
For salo at W. C. FIBBER'S
Now Drug Btrire,
Opposito Columbia Hotel,
Aggnat 9 Gmo_Columbia, 8. C.
Feeding Oats.
O/in BUSHELS PBI&IE HEAVY OATH.
?\J\l Jnly27 K, HOPE.
SE.M) TI1IC Uli Wt TIDINGS ABKO.\I>:
CHILLS AND FEVER CURED I
Hei ni tali's Great Medicine,
KW?k OHIIi?* O?R?,
A POSITIVE OUREt
SEND all the incurable casos. One bottle
ie all that' need bo taken. Banish pain!
Hsnlsh sufTerlngl To tho afflicted this ia tid
ingB of great joy.
I have boon curod. J. A. DAVIS.
I have boon curod. C. B. THOMAR. ?
I havo tuen curod. J A. ELKIKD.
I have bcon curod. J. H. DIBEKTSB.
I havo been cured. D. WAUK.
I have been curod. M. C. Loo AX.
AU can bo cured by calling on UEIJS1T8H
and got a bottlo of thia groat medicino. Pro
pared only by E. H. HEINIT8H,
At his Drug Store, opposite PUONIX oflico.
July 25 %
August 8.1871? by. i
?. C^-?orr?c
mmX????m
Banker und Broker, No. 25 Broad street.
?ames qf Securities.. Kaja In. Of'dAsked?
STATE BEOXTBITZES. ~ "
Nortb Carolina, old.\.. 6' - 43
H. Carolina, now. - 0- 2Q
South Carolina, old_ 6 - 71
H. Carolina, now.. 6 .... 58
S, C. r?g'd stock, ex in. 6 .... 70
Georgia, new.... 7 94
Georgia. ?6 _ 86
Tennessee, old. .6 _ 72
Tennessee, uew.. G .... 72
Alabam a. 8 _ 98
Alabama. 5 .... 08
CITY .BEOUHITIES. m
Atlanta,' Ga., bonds_ 8 _ 85
Atlanta, Ga., bonds.... 7 . ... 75
Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 .... 84
Charleston stock. C 53
Gbarl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 _ 74
Columbia, S,C., bonds 6 ... . 64
Columbus, Ca., bonds. 7 .... 78
Macon, .Ga., bonds_ 7 - 77
Mobile,'Ala. 8 .... 82
Mobile,, Ala. 6 .... 56
Montgomery, Ala. 8 V.l.. 82
Memphis, Tenn., b'uds i i
old... 6 _ 59
'? now.. 6 - 57
Nashville, Teuu. 6 - 62
Savannah, Gu., bonds. 7 .- 86
Wilmington, N. C. 8 - 75
Wilmington, N. C. 6 .... 72>?
RATERO AU BONDS.
Atlautic and Gulf. .7 _ 80
B. It. lt., 1st mortgage 7 - 60
Central Georg's_;.. 7 _100
Charleston und Havan.. 6 .... 65
Charlotte, Col. Sc Aug.. 7" _ 83
Oherawnnd Darlington 8 _ 90
Cberaw Sc Dar., 2d mort 7 _ 75
Chexap'ko & Ohio, gold 6 _ 93
East Tennessee, Virgi?
nia Sc Ga., 1st mort. 7 _ 68
Georgia Railroad. 7 ..... 97
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 _ 95
Green. & C., State guar 7 _ 56
Laurens. 7 .... 50
Macon and Augusta,
1st mortgage. 7 - 80
Macon andj. Augusta,
(1st mort.,) guar. by
Georgia Railroad... 7 _ 90
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia-7 .75
Memphis A: Charleston. 7 .... 85
Mississippi Central, 1st
mortgage. 7 .... 85
Mississippi Central, 2d
mortgage.f... 7 .... 75
Mississippi & Tenues- .
see, 1st mortgage. . . 8 .... 85
Mississippi & Tennes?
see, consolidated.... 8 .... 78
Mobilo and .Girard, .1st
mortgage.... 8 81
MobUe & Montgomery, .
gold',- 1st mort., end. 8 .... 07
Montgomery and West
Point, 1st mortgage. ' 8 . 81 .. I
Musoogeo,'Ga. 7. 88
North-Eastero 1st mort. .8 ;... 05
North-Eastern/2dmort 8 _ 83 |
Sav. & Char., 1st mort. 7 - 78 j
Sav. & Char., State gua .<. 7 - 70
Sav. Sc Char., 2d toort- 8 _ 75
I South Carlia, 1st-mort 7 - 90
South Carolina..'. 7 - 75
i South Carolina. .>. 6 - 65
Spartanbnrgaud Union 7 - 55
BATEiioAT) STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf. 100. _ 80
Central Ga., ex div_10Q _117
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40
Georgia..-. 100 .... 100 I
Green, and Col. R. R.. 20 _ 2
Macon and Western... 100 _ 110
Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9
North-eastern-. 60 .... 10
Havannah Sc Charleston 100 _ 20
S.' C. R. Ri shares. 100 _ 33
S. C. R. R. & B'k shares 125 _ 33
I Sout-westorn Georgia.. 100 .... 93 [
HANK STOCKS.
Peop's N'l B'k Charl'n.
capital 8750,000. 100 .... 102
1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n
capital 8500,000. 100 .... 123
S. G. Loan Sc Trust Co. 100 .... 100
Caro. Nat Bank, Col'a.
capital $200,000..... 100 100 ....
Central National Bank,
Col'a, cap'l $100.000 100. 100 ....
Nation'! B'k of Chester,
capital 850.000. 100 -
Nat'l B'k of Newberry,
capital 8100,000.
Nat'l B'k Spartaoburg, '
capital $60,000.
S. C. Bank ?TrustCo.
capitul $200,000..... 100 ....100
Bauk of Charleston... . 100 - 19?.:
Union Bank S. 0. 50 .... 50
People's Bauk So. Ca. 4
Plan. & Mo. BankAS. C. 25 .25
Bauk of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Camdetf. 50 .
Others worthless.
1 MISCELLANEOUS SECUlirTIKa.
Charleston Gas Co_ 25 - 20
GbarPu City It lt. stock 60 .... 55
GranitevilloMan. Co. .'.100 - HO
G. Sc C. R. cort, iudob. . 51
S. C. R. cert indebt's. . par
N. E. R. R., cert, indebt. 65
Mt. Pleasant and Sulli?
van's Island Perry Co. 100 .... 80
City of Nashville ooup's .... 81.
City Charleston cor. in. par
City of Memphis coup. 70.
N. E. R. R. prof. stook. 40
S. &U. R. past due coup. 55
S. Sc C. R. past due ooup. '50
EXCHANOBf ETC..
New York sight. par Opfern
Gold . .Ul 112
Silver. 103
S. C. RANK HILLS.
?Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camdon.. 30 ....
Bank Georgotown. 1
Bauk of S. 0. 6
Bank of Chester. 19 -
Bank of Hamburg. 18 -
Bank of Newberry. 12 -
Stato Bank, Charleston- 6
1 Farmers* Ex. B'k Char. 3 -
['Bank Ul?; -?taie of u ,. - . -,
H o S.. Q.,'prior.to #1 .'-.ij ...?a.. .r . .)?>
UM . , issue ?fll and m .,t. . y,. ;
.Ph&Meo.BankChar'a,.,.. \j.m\
H^PeopleJs Bank Ohurl'n ... ..
' * Un ion Bank Char les* n ...
! *S. W. Bi Bl Bank, old ....
*S. W. R. ll. Bank* new.:.._
ExchangejBank, Colum .... 12 .....
Oom'l Bank,;of Colum. ... .. . 12 .....
Kerch. Bank of Ghoraw .... -6 ....
i Planter's Bank Fairfield_ 3 _
I S. G. bills receivable. 95 ....
! Charleston change bills. 95 ....
I B&- Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at the counter of above office.
NEW ARRIVALS
DA. I !. .7!
J?ST IN, a choice lot of SHEET OIL
CLOTHS, cat to (it any silvid room or hall.
Abcautifnl lino ?f PRINTS, in Light and
MediuniB. . ,v?
Au ologant collection of WHITE O JODS,
of every description.
A full line or nOUSE-F.URNISHINO. AR
TICLES, at prices beyond competition,
j A full, complete, well-aBBortcd, new stock
j of Ladies', Mid tics', Men's and Children's
KU O ES, of all tho popular styles, at prices
that HIIOW our ability to aol) cheap doods.
Augusta II. C. SHIVER A CO.
Tax Notice. ,
Orticx OF COUNTY AoniTOa, RlcnnAHO Co.,
COLUMBIA, H. C., June 28,1871.
?N pursuance of an Act of the general Aa
Bomtuy. at its h\6t aefe?ion, my office in Co-1
lumbla will1 be open, on and after lat day'efl
Joly next, to Aug nat 10, tb receive the returns i
of Personal Property of the tax-pay?ra of thia
County .far the year 1871.. Blanks can be ob?
tained at this oflice, iii the Court House.
Tat-payers are required to enter on blanks
all trausfera or purchases of real' estate, and I
alao ail new buildings erected efneo last re?
turn, i
Where tax-payers' neglect to make their re?
taros, the Oonuty Auditor 1B compelled, try
Uw, to ohargo them with the return of the
previous year and add lit tv per cent, thereto
aa penalty. ii. J. CALNAN,
Juno 2D_Auditor Richland County.
Moat V??rful lit vexation ot lite Agtl
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER'.
INVENTED ?? P. Mi llUNT.
PATENTED MARCH 21; 1871.
THIS Machino, which is now offered for
Sale, surpaBBOB any of ita age. It is uso
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with.it. For the table,it has not an
equal. For tho sick room, it stands unr i val?
ed. Fof the nursing mother, its intrinsic
value is inestimable; aa it fans to rent tho
little darlings, and keeps them freed from
trouble. No family . should be without one.
As a labor-Baying Machine, it BaTua tbe hire
of one Servant. Aa an investment, there ia
nothing ever offered to the public in which an
activo, energetic man can make-more monov
at. It is the Machine for tho times.: $1,000,000
worth will be sold. .Any .man with ordinary
energy can make from fis-to $100 per week,
clear of all oxpensea. Can be aeon at I.
Sulzb ache r's Jewelry Store. . 'in
JOHN WOOLLEY,
Agent for Richland County,
July 28_P. O. Address. Colombia.
NEWS
THE Proprietor of the "LITTLE 8TOBE"
has' just returned frpin New York with a neat
assortment of
Choice Goods.
Cheapest ynt of the season. Call and see, at
Tuly 27 O- F. JACKSONS,TH?ln St.
Thornwell'B Collected Writingsy
TUROLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes,
embellished with Dr. Thornwell's por?
trait. M per volume. . .
Memories of PatmosV ByBiaoDuff. $2.
The Conserv?t Ivo Reformation and ita The?
ology. By Rev. Charlot P; Krowth, D. JD. $5.
Tho Unaoon World.? . Uv Rav. Dr. Stork. $1.
NEW NOVKLS.
Pink and White Tyranny. By Mrs. Harriet
Baconer Stowe. $1.60.
Her Lord and Master. By Florence Mary
att. 50 cents.
Won, not Wooed. By thc author of Bred in
tho Bono, Ac S? cents.
Terrible Temptation... By Charles Reade.
35 cents.
Uniform edition of Crace Aguilor's Werke,
such aa Mother's Recompense, Valo of Cedar*,
Je, at il per volume.
/The above hooks sent to any addroaa, poet
paid, on recoipt of prioo
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
August 1_? - _ Booksellers.
New Books, bv Express.
PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE..DEATH ?F
CHRIST, Ac, by Btrond, and lettar by
Sir James Simpeoo, M. D.
War and Culture, by Arthur Helps. $1.50.
Hugh Miller's Lifo and Lottere, two vol?
umes, by Peter Bay no,,with portrait'. M.
Christianity and PositiveiBtn. by MoOosh.
People's Practical Ponltrv Book, complete.
WhyDid Ho Nut Die?. From tho O brui an, by.
Mrs. Wiatar.
Oallirkoo, a Romance, by. Rand. $2.
Climates for Invalids, by L. Bill. $1 25. ;
Body and Mind, by Mandsloy, London. $1.
The Old Fashioned Boy, hy Farquareou.
Littlo Mon, hy author of Little Women.
Piko County Ballads, by John Hay. $1 50.
Mra. Beeton's Book of Household Manage?
ment. Moat complete work. Illustrated.
Also, acme now Novela by good authors,
Ju?toponod,at BRYAN A'McCARTER'S
' Juno 18__. _i:>-i?_Uookatore; ?'
Pickled Tongues, Beef, &c.
JUST opened, choice Fulton Market BEEF,
Choice PicblodTongaea,
Choice Hagar-Oured llama,
Choice Sugar Cured strips, .
Choice No. 1 Mackerel.
For salo low hy JOHN AONF.W A SQN.
Smoked Beef and Tongues,
BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF,
for sale hy K. HOPE.
VV^"E opon this day a fresh lot of
DRY GO ODS,
Direct from first bands. Having no old stock
to work off, we show new and fresh Goods, at
Dull Times .Prices. .
Wo ask especial attention and examination
of our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, tho only place in the city to pro?
curo tboso doairable goods ie at
PORTER & STEELE'S,
Juno 14_
Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
(FUIHUGRLY WILSON'S,)
55 MUea Weat of ?foarlo{le^ J?. O. ..
THE subscribers, having associated thom
selves in the management ..of theso
Springs, would announce to their friends and
thu public that the House is now open for the
reception cf visitors. .
To tboso who have tested tho virtues of
tin no extraordinary water's,' it ia deemed un?
necessary to say anything by way of com?
mendation, but to others' they confidently as?
sure satisfaction if they will make- trial of the
he ?iii UK properties of tho wiitcxs for only a
short timo. . . - .
We pledge oursolves to spare neither paine
nor expense in orderte render all who. may
favor us with a call as comfortable aa possi?
ble. In prospect of an abundance of supplies,
we have adopted the following scale of
REDUCED CHARGES: 5 1
If over 10 days. at. ; i .$1.50 ncr dav.
If not over 10 days, .'..."'.*.. 1.75 "
Singlo day,.2.60' '
Children between th? agea/af two and eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms.
It is expected that the. Western Division of
the Wilmington,*' Charlotte and Rutherford
ltailroad will be completed to within a. mile
or two of the Sprlnga at an early dayl .
- J.J. BLACKWOOD,
Juno 4 t ? ' . ;R: g. OATES. .
Cotton Pin?.
GDLLETTS PATENT ' STEMEL BRUSH
COTTON Ol NH. at #5.00 and-15.50 per
saw, in Charleston. 1 ; >?. &ic'n?' ...
Brown's Georgia Pattern COTTON GINS,
at (4.00 por saw. delivered-at any depot on
South Carolina or the ?roenvillo and Colom?
bia ltailroad.
COTTON PBE88E6,: of -various patterns.
Hoadley's portable Steanx Engines.
. .: C. GRAVKLEY.
52 East Bay street,. South-of. the Post Office,
July 26 we6 , . . Charleston, 8. G.
Particular Notice..
ALL persons are warned .against contract?
ing any debts, in my uaroo, unions by
my wr?u?h ?ufhority, as they will pot be.paid.
Augusta 6 - H. H. 8PENCER.
D?saol?tion.
nmiE oopartnersbip heretofore existing bo
JL tween A. H. Monteith A Pl li. Fielding,
under tho Brm name of MONTEITH A FI EL?
INa, was dissolved; bn tho lot Inst.; by mu?
tual eon sent. Thoa? hading claims .against
tho late firm will please present them to Mon?
te it li & Bauskett, and thoqo, Indebted, will
pie aso make payment to the same parties."',
A H. MONTEITH,
Aug ft 3 B: FIELDING. ..
JBL. H. M?MTS?TS,
Auctioneer and Conunisaion Merchant,
ASSEMBLY STREET, NRAR MARKET.
Aug a_ .- .
*?all Turnip ?eedv...
THORBURNS Green Globe, Bed Top. large
White Norfolk, Yellow Stone, and Bata
j Baga, fresh, and for sole by I'M*
August 2 EDWARD HOPE.
: On Consignment, - " >
A|\/V BOXES 80AL?D* HE BRI NOS, 35
?J\J\J cents por box. ?:'?>"'?
August 3 _GEO, SYMMEBS.
Wanted, by a Gentleman ?
OF some ' business capacity^ a position a?
- Corresponding Clerk fora IniBineos house,
or Book-keeper for parties desiring snob, a
man. References furplahedvby application to
thieofaco?, ... . .-, ..p Ang'5
ENGLISH BISCUIT
AND
Albert Crackers.
A FINE assortment of genuino READING
tx. BISCUIT, from the celebrated house bf
Messrs. Huntley A Palmer.
ALBERT CRACKERS, genuine, being made
by McKenzie A McKenzie, -Edinburgh, tjoot
laod, and sold by MCKENZIE,
Ang. 3 6_Of C?ftimbia. 8. 0.
Choice Teas. ?-?J
UN POWDER, Hyson. Oolong and English
VX Breakfast TEAS. Tho choicest imported
tor sale low. _ E. HOPE'
THB MORRIS COTTON OIN .
IMS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
AND is warranted to do it again---Wot fall
particulars, relative to thone machiner,
address ?, W^OBBlS,.
Juno 18 3mo ?_.Colombia. B^O.
Lard ! Lardll
PURE LEAF IiABD?~t,(ru?raHteed strictly
pur?"-^in barrels,half barrels, keg? and
3. 5 audio caddies, for salo at reduced prices,
by : .AONEW A BON.
Beegera' fleer ia Pure.
TT non'L ci m t ain Cocooutus Indiens Fish
Jj Berries to make ei*epy pr headache. t_
Ghoioe Family FloBr.
BARRELS strictly chbice. For sole
low ? R. HOPE.
200
Old Government Java.
?>f\ MATS GQYEBN MENT JAVA COFFEE.
&\J 50 bags choice Rio and Lagoayra. For
sale low. . '. ' "' .' . K.HOPE;
Cheap Fertilizer.
/I A TONS COTTON->EEDJ?pAL. Excel
4fcU lout for manure. EI?WARP HOPE.*
The Georgia Gi?.
THIS ie the third Mason we havaaold tlieso
GINS, and.hayauever hadaeinglq oom
pUint. Wo offer them with renewed oonfl
doneo, at moderato nrjeca and reisnnablo
terms. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, Ants.,
July 13 2mo_Columbia, a. O.
~T.~"r~ Notice. '
OWING lo tho accidental bursting of tho
boiler of thu Ice Machino, no ?OE will
ue B?hl until lurther orders. All those hav?
ing tickets will present tin m and the money
will bo refunded. JOHN C. SEE? tm?,
July 28. 1 '

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