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Judge Bowling, of New York, has
commenced to send to prison the bogus
Observation-Disclosures called the ''saw-
dust" "---swindlers. This nefarious trade
has fourished 80 long in New York that
citizens began to doubt whether they
ever would be suppressed, and it is,
therefore, source of pleasure to know
that the good work has commenced. If
it were only possible to imprison those
who encourage these swindlers, the iails
would be almost filled with precious
lot of scoundrels.
The World says: Among the original
admirers of General Grant, he has
ceased to have any friends. Mr.. Stewart,
of this city, who perhaps did more than
any other man to secure his nomination
and election, holds him in utter con.
tempt. Among the wealthy and re-
spectacle gentlemen who subscribed 30
literally to the Grant gifts, we doubt if
there is one who would give dollar
now, even if Grant were starving.
A Madrid letter declares that King
Amadeus is already weary of his royal
honors, and that it is not improbable he
will soon resign the crown of Spain,
having discovered he can depend on no.
body either for advice or friendship.
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Central National Bank of Columbia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CunnEycy
WASHINGTON .Iannarr 1n iori

Il.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUnnEScy
WAsH1NeToN, January IS, 1871.
WJHEREAS by satisfactory evidence nre.
w sented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that THE CENTRAL NAT1oNAL
BANK OF COLUMBIA, in the city OF Columbia. in
the County of A;ch!sna, and State Of South Ca
rolina, has been duly organized under and &C.
cording the requirements OF the Act of Con-
gress entitled "An Act TO provide national
currency, secured by pledge of United States
bonds, and to provide for the circulation and
and has complied With ali the provisions I 10 1sO Of
said Act required to be complied with before
said Act,
Now, therefore, I, HILAND n. HULBURD,
Comptroller Of tho Currency, do hereby Ger.
tify that The CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF Co.
1uHBIA IN .he city c. Colurlbis, IN tho County
OF hichiand, and State Of South Carolina, is
banking under the Act aforesaid. -
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal OF office, this 18th day Of January, 1871.
HILAND B. HULBUkD,
Jan IL Comptroller Of the Currency.
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REMOVAL;

THHE undersigned have taken that large and
II elevated corner store house, on the hill,
are prepared to STORE COTTON or MER-
CHANDlZE at customary rates, and will mako
liberal advances on shipments to Charleston,
baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston,
or Liverpool. Will also fill orders for the pur-
chase OF cotton, and attend to the sale of
produce generally consigned to them for sale.
They have also large quantity OF those
superior and well-known fertilizers Of Messrs.
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co. for sale. (See advertise
ment.) Also, 1000 bushels Corn and other
articles, which will be sold at tho lowest
market prico. Call and SEQ them, either for
the sale or purchase.
Fob limo CHAMBERS & BRYCE.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.

TT1HOSE who have lost several Natural
IL Teeth. and hayo been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, as tn o first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per-
formed, to convince themselves of it's fallacy,
by looking closely into matter Of go much
Importance.
The above improvement was designed to re-
slst 80 doplorablo practice, and after tho
rough test OF moro than three years, is found
capable of accomplishing what no other sys-
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
It is now possible to obtain partial cases.
which will save for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the same time reliable in every respect.
An invitation is hereby given to such as
1eel Interested to call at our Operating
cases now in actual use.
Nov ct REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.
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TO PLANTERS.
GUANO SOLD FOR COTTON
Al Ref3,tced Pr;res

At Reduced Prices.
TUNHE undersigned, CHAMBERS & BRYCE,
Il agents for the sale of Messrs. WILCOX,
GIBBS & CO.'S STANDARD GUANOS, viz:
Pure imported Phoenix Island, Wilcox, Gibbs
Co.'S Manipulated, and Guano Salt and
faste5 1;Ia;.s compound are sathorzed to sell
per pound; Cotton to bo delivered at planters
nearest depot, in good order, properly baled,
previous to tho 1st of November next. Apply
to the undersigned Agents at Columbia, 8. G.,
for particulars.
Those Guanos arc ALL imported direct in
bulk, and no admixturo of 1nsoluble Phos-
phates OF Stone Manure. Their Peruvian
Guano is of the very best Chincha Island, not
Guanoppe, but tho real No. Peruvian, and is
the first and only cargo ever impol ted direct
to Charleston or Savannah.
Geo PHGGIvsi.-ThoJ oifsr 81 eco premium
for the largest increased yield, for the use Of
not less than one ton Of their Guano, under
the following conditions:
1st. Only Phoenix Guano, Wilcox, Gibbs Il
Co., Manipulated, and Guano Salt and Plaster
Compound, without admixture with any other
manure. shall be used on tho land entered for
competition.
I'd. That competitors shall eubmit satisfac.
tory proof as to the quantity Of Guano used.
tity, to committee appointed by the Cotton
States Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
ciatiou, to be held at Augusta. Ca, next fall,
and shall make the award; and the premium
shall be paid as soon az the award Of the
committee is received.
Their Agents arc also authorized to sell
ttelr Guanos, for cash, at tho reduced cash
prices, and also on time, for satisfactory se-
curity.
These Guanos have been in use for a series
OF years, and have been surpassed by mono.
we nave acted as Agents for moro than q year
and are now supplying again those who used
it last year, which is tho best proof of it's su-
perior qualities We have tried it ourselves
and can vouch for its superiority; and could,
necessary aoFo 49, sQ1o 80
it's advantages over other fertilizers. We have
large lot now in store, here, and constantly
receiving and adding to our supply. Are now
ready to I'LL orders and Ship if desirable, to
any depot or station on the line of either of
our railroads. Awaiting orders.
March tlmo CHAMBERS d BRYCE.
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Good Health--.Long Life.

YHNHERE is difference between good blood
Il and bad blood-a difference Of Life and
ducing corrupt Sores, Ulcers, Boils. Car
buncles, Spots, Blotchcs. These are indica-
tions of diseased condition of the system.
anu ana unless , removed, will prey upon the body
Of flesh. Without pure blood no flesh is free
from disease. The Pale and Shrunken Forms
yellow Faces, Weak Stomachs, Diseased
dhve.. Lh,Vers. Crippled Rheumatics, Nervous Hypo-
chondrlacs, Dyspeptic Victims of Heada che so
common III this country, is owing entirely to
tho humors of the blood.
HEINITSH's QUEENS DELIGHT IL the
only sure medicine. 10000 bottles sold at
In the history OF medicine. For purifying the
Blood and invigorating the Liver, no better or
cheaper medicine has ever been discovered.
Aeinitsh's Queens Delight is Purifier of the
Blood and an Invigorator of the Liver. two
!hlngs essential in preserving Health and
IN curing Disease. 1t invigorates the Liver
and n cures all disorders OF the stoma ach and
Bowels, pnrifies the Blood and repairs the
waste OF tho Body, imparts Strength and
gives Ylgor to diseased and enfeebled syetems
MI HElNiTsHs QUEENS DELIGHT.
"a. me people approve, and physicians sanction
it's use. because it possesses merit, and is
what it seems to be-a household 0lessin0 to
tho sick. ''"9 ~
1T CURES
HEADACHES. -Siok Headache, Nervous Head
ache, Bilious Headache, Neuralgia, Catarrh
Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head. Full.
ness, Oppression of the Head, &C.
CATARRH.-This unpleasant diaeaee, in all
it's forms. 40 "'i
SORE THRoATs, &c.--Sore Throats. Hoarse
ness, Loss OF Voice, Weak Voice.
,DYsPEPsIA.-This disease always cured in
lions. A oS'uPA-
LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUSD1cE, &c.
Cnron1c DlarlhOa and oil Chronic Dysente-
ry, Coles, obstinate Costivenees.
fILEs.--IIics. Blind, Bleeding or liberated
iainini, Itching, Burning, no matter how long
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gravel, Inconti-
soon cured. ''''e'
FACE ArrEcrIoNs.-Brown Spots. Moth
Biotchcs, Pimples, Black Epccks. Red Patches.
burning, Itching, Rush Of Blood to the Face
Cloasma, Bad Complexion.
~, Assesses. Scrofula, when cn the Scalp:
ppnrGat' pndS internal or external; on the Tongue,
Legs, all perfectly curable.
o,i3N okIN DISEASES Rheum, Tctter, Acne,
Sh;ngles, Scaly Eruptions, Watery Discharges.
Itching. Burning. Chronic Eryeipelas.
IHE EYEs:-lnfamed and Itching, Scrofula.
&C., on the Eyes and Eye-litls.
GoITRE. SwELIED NEcK.-All cases cured.
= hneumatism. Chronic, Acute, Neuralgia,
painfui or passive. cured by the use of
-, HE!NITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Inc a1f1ictod, nervous and debiitatcd, whose
snnerlngs have been protractcd from hidden
causes, ana whose cases require prompt treat.
nent, will find always a sure remedy in
QUEENS DELIGHT.
=, ASK for HElNITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Iake none other. He is the inventor and sole
proprietor. Sold Wholesale and retail at his
Drug and Chemical Store, Columbia, 8. C.
Feb
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Notices
A CARD.

would respectfully call attention Of those
indebted to the late VIM. j. HOKE to call and
settle their accounts at once, and save costs,
as the affairs OF the estate must be settled
without delay. MIKE HOKE.
March "a
INVIGORATE THE RESPONSIBLE
ORGAN.-Tho stomach is tho responsible
organ OF the system. If the digestion is i'm
perfect, every member, every gland, every
muscle, every nerve and fibre is more or less
out of order. All the fluids are depravcd.
The brain is clouded. The spirits are de-
pressed. All dyspeptics Ino'o this to bo tho
truth 1t is not, however, half tho truth.
Columns would be required to onumerate the
pains and penalties Of dyspepsia, nor could
any pen do them justice. Tens of thousands
feel them; no man can describe them
Can they be prevented? Can they be re-
iieved2 Can they be banished at once and
peptio has ever taken HOsTETTER'S sTo-
MACH BITTERS in vain. Believe no one who
says the complaint is incurable. This great
vegetable stomachic will eradicate it-is
graduating it in thousands of cases over
which medical practitioners have shaken
their heads ominously, saying, Nothing
can be DONE"
is, that Indigestion is the most difficult Of all
the ordinary ailments Of mankind to combat
and subdue. This is mistake. Nothing can
be easier than to conquer it if the true spe.
cific be administered. The vegetable combi-
nation which has become famous throughout
tho civilized world as Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, is all antidote to tho disease which
has never been known TO fail, and fortunately
it is everywhere proourable. II you wish to
fool with the dyspepsia try the pharmacopoia
prescriptions. II you want to root it out and
prevent it's recurrence, take the Bitters daily.
There is no discount on the testimony in it's
favor. If there is man or woman who has
ever tried it for indigestion without being
benefited, the fact II as not transpired. Uni.
versal, uncontradicted praise avouches it's
wonderful tonic virtues. March Is
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A romantic incident, showing the pow
er of an earnest love to overcome the
most formidable difficulties, is reported
in the Colorado papers. A Chicago
youth fell in love with Colorado maid.
whose father was so opposed to the pro-
ceedings that he drove the young man
from his house with wrath and a revoly-
er. Upon this the earnest youth had
the stern parent arrested for threatening
his life; and when the old gentleman was
safely locked up, by the judicious use of
q ten dollar bill, he induced the same
justice OF the peace who had imprisoned
the father to marry him to the daughter.
This done, the old man was brought up
for trial, when he concluded to swap for
giveness with his enterprising son-in-
law, who thereupon mngnanimou
withdrew his complaint.
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The growth of the new German city
on Long Island, called Breslau, aston
lshed almost everybody. 1t was incor-
porated eighteen months ago, and covers
three thousand acres of land. It is now
quite as large, and it's buildings quite as
handsome MS any Of the antiquatod vii
lagos on the island. It has churches,
hotels, stores, manufactures, and all
that goes to constitute country village.
On Easter Monday three thousand Ger.
mans will hold peace jubilee, the new
Catholic Church will bo dedicated, nm
Grafton will be delivered in the afternoon,
and ball given in the evening.
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Guns, Pistols. Etc.

I INFORM my friends and
& public in general that have
> just received an entire new
p 4stock Of Double and Single Bar
rel GUNS, REPEATERs, Flasks, Pouches,
Pistol Belts, Caps, Buck-Shot, Cartridges
Cartridges for ali kinds Of Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
REPAIRING done at short notice.
Oct q P. w. KRAFT, Main street.
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w. Is. GuLICK. c.. ]. IREDELL,
Cashier. Assistant Cashier.
TNHE capital stock of this Bank is now
Il 100000, al. of which has been paid in,
and confirmed by the Comptroller Of the
Currency: Authority has also been received
for q further increase to tho amount of $50 900,
OF which over 5000 has already been taken.
Persons wishing to make an investment
should apply without delay. The Surplus
Fund is now $4,000, or three per cent upon it's
stock.
The Carolina National Bank issues certif-
Gates OF deposit, bearing interest at the rate
OF seven por cent. per annum. This feature
OF it's business makes it practically
A SAVINGS BANK,
and attention is called to the fact that the
safety OF these deposits, as well as all others.
are guaranteed by the whole capital of the
Bank. No safer mode Of temporary invest
ment is offered to the public than this-the
deposits being payable on demand, or on
short notice: Deposits Of any amount re-
celyed either in currency or coin. and payable
in the same. Interest will bc paid at the end
OF each six months, should depoeits remain
beyond that length Of time.
jan 20 mw9mo
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TREASUKENS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., March 81, 1871.
a TTENTION of Stockholders is invited to
"a following resolutions, adopted at last
annual nicoting:
Resotced, That the privilege OF free trans
portation for stockholders and their families.
to and from our annual meetings, be here
after extended to the holders of stock in the
charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Resotued, That no stock be allowed repre-
sentatlon atany future stockholders meeting,
except stock in the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad.
In anticipation Of the annual meeting,
which occurs on Wednesday, Sd May, tho
transfers OF stock will bo suspended between
goth April and Sd May, inclusive.
March 20 100 Treasurer
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DR.. D. L. BOOZER

@G WOULD respectfully inform
U1}fT$SSA his patrons and the public &C.
IIp nerally that he has moved into
his new Office, over Dufiie & Chapman's Book
store, opposite the Columbia Hotel, where he
is prepared to execute, satisfactorily, all one
ratious and work, of whatsoever kind his pro-
fessIon demands. Terms accommodating.
March 8
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Established in Columbia, S. c.. Il. d. 1910.
Incorporated 4. ID. 1919.
Charter Perpetual.
TIME WEAITHIEST FIRE INSURANCE.
u COMPANY in America. The most sue.
cessful Fire Insurance Company in America.
a prompt and liberal adjustment n specially.
lrotect yourself against loss, by at once in
against FIRE is policy in the "iETNA." In
sure to. day, FIRES will como when least ex.
pocted. Strength and reliablity-sG 600, 600
not surpassed. Don't delay to take policy;
losses rcmptly adjusted and paid at this
Agency. GEO. HUGGINB, Agent,
Columbia, 8. G.
Oaice il rec: of Mospra. Dutfio & Chspman's
Bookstore, Main street, Columbia, s. q.
Jan 3mo
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Carolina National Bank
co u M BIA, SC.
Capital Stock Paid in, 100000.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
L. D. CHILDS, PRESIDENT.
DIR. j. w. PARKER, Il. M. WALLACE,
JOHN s. WILEY, DIR. JOHN T. DARBY,
E. HOPE, RICHARD O'NEALE. in.
G. D. MELTON, Attorney.
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Notice to Liquor Dealers.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
~ desiring to renew LIQUOR LIOENSES,
9expiring March 3lst,) must do go on or be-
fore MARCH 81, 1871.
WILLIAM J. ETTER,
March ~ City Clerk and Treasurer
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arlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company.
TREASURER'S OFF

ka& a ID EsEIllalz :|lI ER EgslEs
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x / N A RD'

VNTE are NOW RECEIVING and offer for
w sale
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NOTTON SEED OIL CAKE can be ha,
" at all times, and in any quantity, OF
Jan Il f. HOPE
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nLD BANK BILLS and MUTILATEI
~ CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 23 emo D. GAMBRIIL. Broker.
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TOUNTY CLAIMS AND JURY CEItTI
" FlCATES bought by
Feb 5 b. 4iMRRIIJ, Broker
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j. Il. & M. L. KINARD.
March %
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Total. .$4, ,O95, O47
And even this amount is exclusive of
the poll tax of one dollar, which adds
$500, 900 to the general estimate.
The negroes pay no taxes-not even
the poll tax. Omitting from the calcu-
lation the taxes paid by State officials,
who steal with one hand one hundred
times as much as they pay to the State
with the other, we find that the white
people of the State are called upon to
pay, in about nine months, no less than
$4,250,O0 which is more than "a per
cent. upon the assessed value of the pro-
perty in the State, and is ten times as
much as the gross amount of taxation
before the war, when the assessed value
OF the real and personal property in
South Carolina according to the United
States census of 1861 was $489, 900, 900
taken at for less than its market price.
In other words, while the value OF the
property of the white people of the
State is reduced from $489, 10000 to
$183, 900, 900, the amount raised by taxa
tion is increased from 100000 to four
million two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
This is a taxation which is tantamount
to coM6scation. Charleston Ne,os.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, February7.
Arrived-The steamship Moses Taylor,
from Honolulu, bringing Captain NJ. 81
card, j. X. Coggswell, A. II. Parsons, 7.
Gault, g. D. Foss, G. II. Robinson, J.
Butterwortll, II. Main, DR.. A. Frank, G.
II. Reed, II c. Blyc, J. Godfrey, J. j.
Ryan, U. S. N, and o. others, from Hon
olulu, including the remainder Of the
crew of the wrecked U. $, steamer Sag.
inaw. -Four of the crew died, All the
remainder were rescued-non J. NOglc,
Postmaster General of New Zealand, and
thirty.four others from New Zealand and
Australia. Australian papers discovered
that the party going under the name oI
Nelson, who recently visited New Zeal
and and effected m agreement for subsi'
dizing an Australian line OF steamers, Is
VIM. N. McCann, an Australian convict
and republsh the record ofhis trial ,convic'
ton and sentence for forgery, chuckling
hugely over the imposition practiccd or
the New Zealanders. He recently visited
Chicago In the interest OF the line, and \
now In Washington.
None of thecrew OF the Saginaw died Oh
Midway Island, though on rAtiOns Of ont
potato and two ounces Of bread daily
rhey obtained seal from the Goneys sufll
cient 10 sustain lie. 0fthe SO all reached
Honolulu cxceptthose who were drownet
when the gig reached the Sandwich Is
lands rs heretofore reported.
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS AT
CHARLESTON.
Reorganization oil the Party.

Reorganization oi the Party.
Cor, Of CineinnGH Commercial.
CHARLESTON, February ., 1871.
AT the Republican caucus, on Monday
night, at which very general attendance
of the leading Republicans of the State,
and all the Republican members Of the
Legislature were present, and several reso.
lutions, intended as the basis of II platform
for the reorganization Of the party in this
State, were adopted.
The preamble reCites the termination Of
tho strife growing out of the late war by
the passage Of the Flick amendment,
which was originated by the Republican
party, and could not have passed tho pres.
cnt Legislature but for the support
Of the Republican members, nearly
one half Of the Democrats in the House
voting against it. The resolutions nj.
ready adopted declare for the "COnstilu-
ton ol the United States us IL Is" (as
amendCd), advocate the ratification ofthe
Flick amendment, enfranChising the late
rebels, deprecate the calling OF consti-
tutional convention, declaring It needless
and expensive, favor u fair and equitable
adjustment Of the matter Oi the old VIr-
givla debt, and provide Tor n thorough or.
ganization Of the party. All persons ia.
voring these views lnd principles arc
cordially invited to cooperate with the
party, without regard to previous qnes-
tionS Of difference or affiliations. A resO.
luton, complimenting Governor Steven.
sonin the highest terms, and assuring him
OF the confidence and respect of the peo.
pie, was adopted amid applause. .
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, February Z.

NEW lOKk, reDTuaryI.
Jacob Hill, who ii is alleged killed his
wife last October, was put upon trial in
Camden, New Jersey, yesterday. Hill Is
wealthy hotel proprietor, and WIS in
tho habit oil maltreating his wife, previous.
ly 10 the fatal termination ot their strife.
CommOtion has been excited in the
Marine corps, by report that Brigadler
General Zellcn, present commandment, will
shortly be retired, and that Capt. Carter,
ofthe navy, will appointed to TINT posi-
tiOn.
Ice in the East and North rivers, have
caused almost u complete suspension oI
navigation, and the ferry boats cross very
irrcgulatly. One boat ut Fulton ferry,
was an hour and half crossing from
Brooklyn to New York. This morning
the cold continues,
The Executive Committee Of tho Ger.
man Patriotic Aid Societies Of this city
and interior published, yesterday, m mp.
peal calling upon the German societies TO
renew and rcdoublo their efforts In rails.
ing funds for tho suiIcrCrcrs in Germany.