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9i.,S Wanted. - >.-',e-.-
nLD BANK BILLS, 4;a
" -" Old Bank Stock,
ta ga City Coupons,
Mutilnted Currency,
BY D. GAMBRHL, Main street.
July 2O limo
Executive Department.
STATE TREASURY OFFICF

O1hIC INEADUNI OFFIUE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., june 16, 1863.
HNDER m Act for the Conversion of the
" State Securities, the Treasurer o. The
State is prepared to issue Bonds bearing per
cent. interest, payable semi-annually, for Re-
gistered Stock. Bonds are prepared for s1OO
$500 and $1,000. Fractions may be returned
i'll Certificates Of Stock Persons desirous OF
converting their Stock into Bonds will please
name endorsed upon the back, witnessed.
Persons having Coupon Bonds desirous to
procure Registered Stock in lieu thereof will
please present the same to this office, with in
structiOns.
Where parties cannot attend in person to
transact their business at this office it il pre-
ferrable that tho samo should be transacted
through some authorized agent.
NILES G.. PARKER,
June II IL Treasurer State S. C..
July g I mo
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Estate Of Frederick Zesterfleth

NJ Office is hereby given that on the 23d
IN day of August next tho undersigned will
apply to Hon. William Hutson Wigg, Judge Of
Probate for Richland County, for final dis.
charge as Administrator OF the estate of Ere
derrick Zestcrteth, deceased.
VIM. STEIGLITZ,
July % limo Administrator.
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LIVER
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR

A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted
to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury
to any one.
1t has beGn used by hundreds, and known
for the last thrty-tive years as one of the most
reliable, efhcacious and harmless preparations
ever offered to the suffering. If taken regu-
larly and persistently, it is sure to cure.
Dyspepsia, headache, jaundicc, costiveness,
sick headache, chronic diarrhna, affections of
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project is on foot in Bourbon Coun-
ty, Ky, to raise fund for the purchase
OF q home for Mr.. Jefferson Davis. One
gentleman agrees to donate site for q
residence, with ten acres attached, with
in four miles of Louisville.
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Southern Life Insurance Company,
PURELY SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
s SETS S5OO,O0O.
ENSURES Lives, and promptly adjusts and
Il pays losses. Its principal business is with
Southern States, and to them it appeals for
patronage. 1t has ample means to fully pro-
tcct policy holders and pay all losses.
BOARD OF DIREcroRs.-John Is. Gordon. 4.
Austoll, Z. w: Holland. ]. F. Alexander, J. II.
Callaway, j. NJ johnson, Atlanta, Ga; b. C.
Ga; Wade HAMPTON, Columbia, S. c.; c. H.
Phinizy, Edward Thomas, Augusta, Ga; d. L.
Butler, Madison, Ca; Robert Toombs Wash
ington, Ga; B. J. Smith, Cuthbert, Ga; A. II.
.ColIuitt, Newton, Ga; Vim. Johnston, Char
lotte, N. c.; b. l.. Willingham, Allendale, s. G.. {;
w. A. Caldwell, Greensboro, n. c.
OFFICERs.-John B. Gordon, President; B.
II. Hill. A. II. Colquitt, Vice-Presidents; A.
Austoll, L: Holland, Finance Committee; W.
c. Morris, Secretary.
j. II. MILLER, General Agent,
207l Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
HARDY SOLOMON,
Resident Agent at Columbia.
July "a 3mUS
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Lectures and Readinps.

1xI Lecture on the Spiritual Philosophy (or
New Dispensation) in any part of the State
where the friends Of progress and reform may
lumbia, S. G. June 3Ow
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Ladies should bear in mind that all
the love letters they write to the cadets
at West Point in the summer are ex-
changed by these susceptible youths in
the winter for segars.
A 'gay and festive YOUTH" of the age
of 102 years, has been arrested in Hud-
son, N Y, for drunkenness.
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Domestic News.

Boston, July 23.-The steamers with
the French cuuie on board, were sig
nailed from Cape Cod, at sunrise this
morning. They will reach their destina-
ton this afternoon.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The Arizona
brings only $4,000 in treasure. Three
Paraguayans, who attempted the assassi-
nation of the allied commander, were
shot. The Paraguayans attempted to
board Brazilian iron clad. All were
killed. The allies are attempting to de-
ceive Lopez in Bolivia.
DETROIT, July 23.-Ex- Governor Crop
is dead.
NonFo1K, July 23.-Peter Ruddick, q
mulatto, was hung to-day, at Ports
mouth, for the murder of marketman
on his way home.
SELMA, July 23.-The caterpillar has
made its Appearance in the black lands
of this County.
CHARLESTON. July %. 3.--Arrived--
schooner Sarah Cullen, Philadelphia.
Sailed steamer r. w. Everman, Phila-
delphia; brig Adelaide. Providence :;
schooner @. W. Elwell, Providence,
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HE1NITSH' QUEENS DELIGHT.
The Wonder Of
Modern Science.

III OUSEHOLD REMEDY for every DIS
LII EASE OF THE BLOOD.
NO Medicine has attained such world
compound.
Its extraordinary healing powers are attest
ed to by thousands and every mail is freight
ca ca with letters bearing Testimony to its excel
lent character and worth as medicine.
Orders are coming in from all quarters. and
all bear unmstakablc evidence of its great
popularity.
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COL u MBIA MARKET

Report for Week ending Friday, July %, 1869
FHGN1x OFFICE. COLUMBIA. July 24, 1867
Tho cotton market has been almost entirely
bare during the past week; good quantity of
middling would bring Bic, however.
There is no change to notice in other articles
OF country produce.
The following are buying rates of South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer
e Co., Brokers':
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Bank of Camden. so
Bank of Charleston.S0
Bank OF Chester. ID
Bank of Georgetown1G
Bank of Newberry... .S5
Bank South Cardinals
State South Car. DID, ,4S
State South Ca. new, 81
Hamburg. g........... G
Commercial 2
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


which were aggravated by the scrofuons con-
tamination until they we're painfully affecting,
have been radically cured in such great mum
bers III almost every section of the country,
that the public scarcely need to be informed of
its virtues uses.
Scrofnlous poison is one of the most destruc-
tive enemies of our race. Often, this unseen
and unfelt tenant the organism undermines
the constitution, and invites the attack of en-
feebllnS or fatal diseases, without exciting n
suspicion OF it's presence. Again, it seems to
breed infection throughout the body and then.
ON some iaS1IaDio t @, occasion rapidly develop
on tho surface or among the vitals In the
latter, tubcrcles may be suddenly deposited in
the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the
liver, or it shows its presence by cruptions on
the skin. or foul alterations on somo part of
| the BODY. Hence the occasional use of a bottle
of this SARSAPARILLiA is advisable, even
whom no active symptoms of disease appear
Persons afflicted with the following compluints
generally find immediate relief, and at length
cure, by the use of this SA SARS4PARILLA:S
AnMony's Fire, Rose or E,'ysipelas Iette, SAT-
Rheu1,, Scdtd Head, RinJ'r0,Di, Sore Eyes,
Sore Ears and other eruptions or visible forms
of !Scrofulous disease. Also. in the more con
cealed forms, as Dyspepsia, DrOpsy, Heart Dis
ease, FITS, Epilepsy, Neuralgia and tho various
rIce'ouS affections of the muscular and ncry-
GUS stems.
Syphilis or Teneredi and Mercu,jdl Diseases
are cured by it, though n long time is reouired
for subduing these obstinate maladics by any
nicuicihc but long continued use OF this me-
dicine will cure the complaint. Lcucc,7hRa or
lPhaes, Uterine Utcerations, and Fe,aaie Dis
eases, are commonly soon relieved and ulti-
matcly cured by its purifying and invgorating
effect. Minute directions in each case are found
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. rheumatism
and G0W, when caused by accumulations Of
extraneous matters in the blood yield quickly
to it, as also Liuer Complaints, IorpidHy, Con-.
geStion or Inflammation of the Liuer and JDu,l-
dice. when arising, as they often do, from the
rlnkling poisonS in the blood This 81 PSa
4RILLA is a great restorer for the strength
and vigor Of tho system. Those who are Lin
.'uad and ListleSs, Despondem, Slecpiess and
troubled with Nervous ApprehenSionS or Fears
or any OF the affections symptomatic of Weak
i,ess, will find immediate relief and convincing
evidence OF it's restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER Il CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
April2 t5mo
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| The symptoms
fof Liver Com
lplaint are un-
leasiness a II i
pain in the side.
shoulder, and is
The stomach is
20 and sickness,
lctimes alternat-
'ublcd with pain,
nsidcrable loss of
ainful sensation
ing which ought
complaining of
spirits. Some
ptons attend the
cry few of them;
but the Liver is
generally the or
lgan most in
'volved. Cure
1.-THE Liver with
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Kidneys. fever,
lllerv o u g II @ g g
1chills, diseases
jof the skin, i'm
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BOGUS GENERALS. The World flouts
the bogus generals who went into tho
war early, and came out early, who have
been thrust forward into public notoriety
since the war, and have pushed into the
shade such modest men-yet mighty
fighters Mcclellan, Meade, Slocum,
Warren, Hancock, and Hooker. 1t wakes
satirical over the Kisses Mt Frank Blair.
and the military societies, which have
been formed for purposes of mutual ad-
miration, It says:
AS to celebrating themselves, that is
indeed comical History will celebrate
them or not, as they deserve, and, as the
late Mr.. Lincoln said, twill light them
down in honor or dishonor." But do
these self-celebrants suppose that their
misses at Blair, and the gallant men he
mentioned will extinguish the latter?
Will not ''Lee, Johnson, and Jackson be
heard Of" just as much as and in better
light than many of those who hissed
their names? For instance, Lee invaded
Pennsylvania; so did Sheridan the She.
nandoah Valley. Tho first assailed an
army; the second burnt barns and stand
ing crops, and boasted that he chad left
the country rs bare as the palm of II
baby's hand" Which is the manlicr and
moro Christihnly9 Compare Johnston
and Jackson with Butler, Banks, and
Neal Dow. What warfare on women and
children and spoons and pianos, stains
the records of the former? Bah gen
t!emen, your hisses are but the anticipa-
ton OF what posterity will give you.
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MA LIYI-sAvIHo REFORMATION.

radical change has been introduced In the
prsctice OF medicine. Physicians have ceased to
torture and PROSTATE their patients. Instead OF
polling down, they build up; instead Of assault.
ing nature, they assist her. Oupping, lsechiae,
bltst ring, veueeectton, calomsl, anti nony stu-
pefyfng narcotics, and raspinR purgatives, once
the fsvortts resources of the faculty, are nov
rarely rssorted to, even by the most dosmatic
members tf 81 profession. The old creed vas.
that disease was something which must b OK.
PEELED By violent artificial means, irrespective Of
the wear and tear OF the vital ersaniz .ton in the
process. TIE new creed fecoe nizes the improve.
nent OF the general health essential to the cure
TER'S sr0MIOH BITTERS, the mont potent
vegetable tonic that pharmacy has ever brought
70 the assistance Of nature in her struggles with
disease, has been cordially approved 81 Dracti.
reflect that reason and philosophy have q last
been vietoriou s over the errors Of the past and
that Thousands and tens of thousands Of human
beings are alive and well today, who would In
dubitabiS be Wondering 10 their graves hsd they
yere deemed orthodox and indis1 sbis thirty or
forty years ago
Preventive medication WAS scarcely thought Of
then. but now IL 10 considered OF paramount i'm .
portance, and the celebrity Of the ST ANDARD IN
s MI. AsLhnATyF mp Of the
fairiy earned By thsfr long career Of successI 10
mainly due to its efficiency - . PRorEcrIvE PRE-
course Of the BIrT.Rs 10 urgently recon.
mended at this season Of thu yesr, as Q safe and
EMERY, and other malsdies. a. l3-eo3tdW
0@ArTpnp Na, p0v An C0Na
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TEE Coal Mosororrsrs .B,orvrrve 20 |

THn Goal MoEoPoLIsfs .BsorvSrra 10
bkG."-The New York Journal of Commerce
coal monopolists are beginning to
oee, now mat the people are folio wing the
courSe we recommended, but ths cure is by no
means complete, and compromise Is out OF the
question. few days ago the retail price in
Toward the close OF last week Il cams dc 1n
70 , 10 for single ton delivered IN this city or
Brooklyn. On Saturday one OF the operators
msde his appeal to the public through tbs IL
umns Of contemporary, and we are not q
little pleased 20 find the remedy advised Is
working as we expected. He was q little COAX
ing and a little threatening. He urges every
body 10 lay in their winters stock when thew
can do il at nine dollars. By an Ingenious ar
rlr ment of his statistics he meals the fact
that the production Of 1859 has already re ached
that OF le6S az the same period, and Is gaining
on 1t daily. He begs s'the NEWSPAPERS" 70
advise everybody ito lay In their ceal now.
aud not TO wait until the cold weather.
when the poorer classes are Obliged To buy''
he mreaens that II tne large cons umefs refuse
TO meet this oner, and decline to buy at nine
dollars, (which will give the shippers eight
dollars ton delivered at the docks in New
ork, sthe eollieries OF Schuylkill and LIE.
mS1h " n,s ssain snsRsnd "and coal may 60 70
nave got beyond the point where a threat Of
this sort viii brighten us. So Messrs Del ators,
Deaiers 20, do your worst. The people will
las come TO nine dollars, You sayl Very we'll;
let II 60 to seven dollars, and be heavy and dull
at that III by buying up our stock no " at nine
dollars, As you request. we could insure that
the price would be thus reduc ed to seven dol.
lars when the poorer classes are Obliged to
buy, we might In the benevolence Of our
hearts trv your experiment But it occurs to
MS as Just possible that n we buy now ct nine
dollals, and thus relieve you Of your stock,
you Will take ad vantage Of this and put up the
price to the poor, or at least make no further
reduction. This induces Us to identify our.
selves with the "poorer classes" and thus to
share with them the further gam of little
patient waiting.
Nearly all OF the New York papers Of yes
terday have articles on the coal question in
the spirit Of this one from the Journal of Com.
merce.
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HHVIRGINIA ELBCTIoN.-Wehave received
from General Canby's headquarters the first of
a series Of Official tabular statements. giving
separately for each county, and for the cities
not included In county Organisations for cleo.
ton purposes. the results of the recent erection
in Virginia. The totals are as follows:-Num-
Der Of registered voters-white lag. 78l, colored
l2O,lo3; number Of votes cast-white LIS, la,
colored e7,2O5; for the constitution, 2iO,5s5;
against the constitution, 9,i36; for clause T. sec.
ton !, article 3 of the constitution, 81, 40.
against clause 4, section 1, article 3 OF the con-
stitution, 124 1850; for section y article of the
constitution, Sass; against section :, article 3
Of the constitution. 124,7I5; not voting-white
24,637, colored 22,S9S
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ga man named Stone suicided In tb
Chicago laiI on Tuesday

ga man named Stone suicided In the
Chicago Jail on Tuesday.
@A good article of dark, arched eyebrovs
retail for Is cents.
STbe AlaDama State lottery has been
closed by the Government authorities at Mo.
bile.
SGen. Anderson and Com. Worden are
lions in Dresden.
~Ore county in California Furnishes "sim-
pie drunks' by plunging the guilty in a water
tank.
&Juvenile balls appear TO be a feature of
the Cape May season.
ga man had an eye knocked out by a base
ball at ST. Johnsbury, VT, on Wednesday
~Tbe United Presby terry of Philadelphla
rebels against the anti-secre society rule.
~MuzzlIDg calves is "cruelty to animals"
IN Philadelphia. and bring s fine OF $40.
~Tbe fee of CALEB Gushing as counsel for
Mexico before the Mexican Claims Commits
sion Is S3n,t 90 gold.
ga Chicago artist has been sent for and
given the li'e-task TO paint the Mrs. Brigham
Young.
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lnlaid wood work is gaining favor rapidly
IN some parts OF the country as a substitute for
OIL cloths. and for carpets in some INSTANCES
and rs also be Dg used 10 great adyantars as
decorator of halls counting on ses and the like,
IN PanneHing. Some OF our readers W no have
ready ear for hints as TO how to beauufy
their houses may be interested 70 know some.
thing about the man ficture CT an article rep-
resented TO be economical and valuable. The
New York Mail describes the process O.
manufacture OF the substitute for oil cloth, or
carpet, which Is IN lengths of If cen feet or
Whereabouts, three feet wide, and is com posed of
thin laih shsped strips OF various woods, glued
securely IN every variety Of geometrIcal form
on twllled CANVASS bottom, when laid upon
the floor presenting the appearance ofela5orate
maid wood work. That which Is sold in
greatest quantity Is OF simple pattern,
berg composed OF alternate strips of black
walnut and ash. Tue strips are in this
ordinary material one inch wide. Tn.
process Of manufacture is extremely
simple, the greater portion OF the work being
accomplished BY machinery. The wood,
which, before II reaches the workshop, has
been thoroughly seasoned, rs fret cut iuto
lengths little over the desired width OF tae
WEB, then cut and recut by circular saws until
Tie lath-shape is obtained. The laths then pass
through planIng and cutting machine of
peculiar construction, out Of which they are
turned with great rapidly mathema ticaliy true
as TO width and thickness and perfectly sm Doth
or tneir surface. This done, the strips are laid
upon table. with metallic covering and walled
sides, IN accordance with the pattern desired
and 10 the desired length. Here they are
pressed together mechanically and so closely
that the joints are only visible by the contrast.
ing colors OF the wood. This done, q roll of
Canvas or strong piece of twillsd cotton is
passed over the closely-wedded laths by a
workman, whe is preceded by another who
covers the wooden surface thoroughly with
boiling glue. and who is followed by another
who carefully presses the cloth upon the wood
and secures adhesion. When the glue has
sufficiently set the web thus formed is removed
and placed upon rack 10 dry thoroughly,
after which the edges are cut by machinery
and the finishing polish given TO the surface
ard the material is ready for covering either
hoo;s OF walls. The cloth, IL We may cali il so.
Is fastened 10 the floor by small nails which,
While hey hold II perfectly secure, can be
readily removed at any time. whea il is used
rs aims cottlDg, 10 which purpose NJ can he
applied almost as readily and rapidly. a, 4.
handsomely secured by q border of heavy
moulding.
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BB LABOR CoNG Rsss.-Yestertay, the third
annual session OF the National LABOR Congress
commenced in Philadelphia; meeting under
peculiar circumstances, when the great army
OF vorkingmen IL sgitated with questions Of
vital importance, among which are the Eight.
hour question. the Conspiracy Law, the Prison
LABOR question, the Chinese Labor Problem.
the apprenticeship and Mechanics Lien Law
questisn-aii OF which subjects will, no doubt,
be thoroughly canyassed
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he tailors' strike in New York is oficial,y
declared ended, compromise having been ef
fecied between the men and the leading firms
The executive committee announce that "the
tailors' strike is ended" not by "victory, but
honorable compromise" and the notice con.
Guides as follows lit shall be our aim To
throw the system Of strikes overheard, and
commsnce = fight with the strongest weapon
cO.OperSfinnr
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PoLIrIcAL.-It Is surmised that ex Senator
Brown will receive the Conservative nomina.
ton for Governor of Mississippi. There will
be no Democratic ticket.
Governor Palmer has opened the Republic
can canvass in Illinois, His first spe.eh wa
made last week.
The Republican canvass IN Ohio has begun
with great animation. Governor Hayes has
appointments a month ahead. Lieutenant
Governor Lee Is In the field till the election
Generals Garfield, Sheridan, Hurst, Sher
wood and others are also busy. The Demo-
Gratis began their campaign on Saturday by a
mass meeting at Cincinnati. Ex-senator
Pueh, General ). Fenton Gary and John f.
FCllett were the speakers
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The N. Y. Methodist shows conclusively that
both In ordinary assemblies and In all corpor
are bodies of the Methodist Church, questions
are almost universally decided by q vote of
minority OF those qualified to vote, and argues
thence that the Lay Representation vote is
fully binding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-17

Mics Mary g. Putnam, daughter of the nub
Usher Of New York, is a student of medicine.
not al Hayre, as has been erroneousIy stated.
but at the Eeole de Medicine, In Paris; bsiur
the FIRST, and, with one exception. the onIv
woman ever admitted to the privileges q. tina,
famous Institution. Miss Garratt, OF London.
was the seCCHd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-17

Gen. Candy has appointed Geo. E. Stevens,
a coloTed man, as sheriff of Essex county, Va
The new sheriff has given the required bond
and security, and has entered upon the dis.
charge of his duties. He Is the only colored
man who is a sheriff, as yet. Amos ID. John.
SON, white man, has qualified as deputy
sha
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The best measure of the increasing extray,.
SaLce Of the times Is to BE- fouad IN the fact M,
our imports for the year ending June o.. lssa
were So .5Oe.O' o in gold more than durIns the
preceding year.
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The name of Mr.. Emerson Etherdge having
been mentioned as q candidate for Speaker Of
the Tennessee Senate, that gentleman has pub.
lished card to say thar in no event will he
con sent to the use OF his name for the place.
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We have the GALAXY, for September, a very
interesting number, from ]. Shillington. Odeon
Building, and J G. Parker, ass eth street.