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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15
TEE TREATY WITH ENGLAND.

LONDON, June IA.
The Times says tHat In tAe Treaty Of Wash
lnglon, it was not England alone who yielded
some of her claims. The United States, also,
made great concessions. Tue Times considers
1t unprecedented that such o grave difference
between nations as the Alabama claims should
have been settled without o resort to arms.
The demand Tor consequential damages for in
Jury done to American commerce by the Ala
bama and other kindred vessels, was unaccep-
table to the English commissioners, and was
abandoned by the United States. The Times,
in conclusion, expressed the hope that, taking
pattern from the adjustment of the American
question, the nations Of Europe will rise to q
higher conception OF arms, and Of the duties
or international friendship.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15
C-ANNIBILISMI IN JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, Juue IL
negro on Gibraltar plantation, aided by a
woman. seized little boy, cut his body and
drank his t.ood; then cut of his upper lip,
which was roasted and ate. They did these
barbarous acts Indifferent TO the child's cries,
which were finally heard BY. a man In the
neighborhood, who rescued the boy. The
little fellow retained MS senses, and lived
long enough, notwithstanding his entrails pro-
truded, 10 give the particulars Of how he was
treated. Intense excitement prevailed m con-
sequence of the terrible act.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15
4 GALA DAY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE:

CONCORD, June II.
This is a gala day in New Hampshire. 1t was
commenced at daylight by the firing Of thirty
four guns. Immense crowds from the country
are here. also many military and fire compa'
MES Weston, after imposing ceremonies,
was inaugurated us Governor, and read his
message.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15
REPUBLIC OR MONARCHY ?
TIE ORLEANS PRINCES "ACCEPT
TIE sITUA1ION."

Military view on the Champs de Mars
The Work of Restoration Progress
fne-Trochu Defends Hfmself-Roehe-
fort Demands Trial by Jury-ac-
counts of Atrocities in Paris Exag-
gerated-Meeting OF THEIRS with the
Orleans PrInces-Napo1eon to be Inn
peached.
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NEas FROM NEW o R
NEW YORK., J

NEW YORK., June "A.
A habeas corpus was granted for The bruis-
ers, Collins and Edwards.
Assistant Secretary Richardson, with q
corps of clerks and o safe full of bonds, has
departed for Europe.
The specie shipments to-day were nearly a
quarter OF o million dollars.
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THE WE1THER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON. Il o ID.

WASHINGTON. June IA.
Probabilities: 1t is probable that on Thurs
day the. barometer will have very generally
fallen, somewhat with increasing cloudiness
and temperature.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF The
Signal Service u. S. u.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15
GENUS.

WEST POINT, June Is.
Mason stands first, and Grant fourth from
foot, in the graduating class.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15
pEsssYLyANIA FOR HANCOCK.

80. READING, June Is.
The Democratic. County Convention instruct
ed delegates In the next National Convention
to vote for Hancock.
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ern newspaper in South Carolina uttered a
word in my defence, and so the Performers"
had it all their own way, stumping the State
in the company of volnbte reformed" ne
groes and few converted Radicals of ques-
tionabls repute wherever they were known at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15

~ affirm. On the contrary, the XlXth Cen
tury advocated and recognized but one TeSR0R.
siGe citizenship. which it lodged in the ,ohite
man, and urged upon him his duties, opportu.
miles and Obligations towards the dependent,
yet dominant, uDthinking, ill-adVised element,
arbitrary power, without preparation for, or
conception Of, It's grave responsibilities.
II opposed The so-called ''Reform move.
menL' in South Carolina, and TePudiated 1t for
what it was, VIZ A compromise OF principle
(Which is eternal tor the hope of temporary
and questionable gains.
These are the words written In the August
number, 1870, by the editor: 1.-The platform
of the .aetormers' is, to say the least, O curl
Gus mosaic 10 emanate from men whose Tel.
low-citizens, if not themselves, fought to de.
feat it. We say fought to defeat IL. The thou.
sands OF unmarked graves, from Gettysburg 70
the extreme Southern border, are instinct
with crying yeproaches. A monument OF infd-
my to the DEAD is being reared by their tate
comrades in arms, 11hen they 90 6etOre the peo-
pile OF the South advocating TIE neio constWu-
ton rih its uarioaS grants and amendments.
10 accept and advocate
them is a shameful abandonment Ct our prln-
ciples and those OF cur fathers, and an &C
Acknowledgement that the cause which was
lost met its just fate. We affirm, without
fear Of contradiction, that the Reform party,
IN us puOtlSheG ptQyOrR, means Ill lHls, VI ~
is insincere, unprineipled and rotten" And
much more Of the same ssrt and nothing con-
trary thereto. Nobody was found 10 contra
dict It's statements, and the Charleston Cour-
Ter came forth with a slanderous editorial
upon the. editor OF the XIX Century, declaring
just what you have affirmed, only in stronger
terms, for which libel and because OF which
suits are now pending in the courts involving
claims Of damages In thirty thousand dollars.
%. The libellOus article in the Courier
excited the public mind against the editor oil
the XIXth Century, and he realized an the
vile abuse usually current in such interesting
events. His personal f~riends-those who
Enew him-stood fast and firm, and they were
indeed true Southerners. Nota single South,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-07

2te as M I ere. = Sft erlfer
IatbSjwsigr murbe @itipph bic 9eroronuna
d%lr9eruIcn. etc ben &biGlub zines Gpntraftes
rntt Ger 0ls'G pmpagnie irtgen 2tereIur9 pe5
,tnettld,en 0ales 5um 9rstle BON $45 pro
Salnpe aut 5 Sabre ppriHretbt. Der prai.
eent, Sr. Stlbpp, plmGie pieYerprpnuna M.
hin anlenetrt gu itben, paB ltdtt 5 Sabre |
Sdtr geleel werre. 9r. Grippe mcinie, rds
| bIebe rte Sas>Gompagnie berdusfprptrn, bic
Stapt 5u ,fhrduben." Die Sprrcruna rpirp
iepes S1pr erbDbt pcrren. Sr. SubDp err
Hate, II babe betm Vprldlage pfs Nmenbe-
menta nur bic &bii6t 9ebebt, Der Staot et,e
Gpanrs 5l bteten, falls frdbreno Der S Sabre
anrereG pn,pa9nte'n errtdltt muGptn, b,ltoere
Gpntrafie abSulhlteben. Sad llnecrer Oe
bate purte pas Enhancement nieper9etimmt.
Geegleldrn eth anreres. BON 5rn. ,&anpal
aeEteLtes Enhancement, tpeldeS pte Dausr pss
Gratraftes auf 2 Sabre feltlest. Gnptidb
purpe bic gsrprpnuns an fas Gpmtie fur
Mitttl u. Wege surufoernt.fer.
Da8 Gtfnkabn>Geletle In Der
Spn arpitr. lpa befannilid sufclse elmer llapt>
rdtbltten Berprenun9 i'm lRai ,. 6. tele,.
ltst peIeel. MittfpD6 Lief N, eIlien Jfalbs,
jtpet9e cine Yetiticn Elm, ipeld,e bon ,abtret.
NsR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INV NIsptItN 0gs
ihaftsleuten an Soparptr. unter;etanet 1T
unp norm 0teielben gegeh bic 8eitttisuna
peS @eletfeS prptcitiren. Seienten fltren ais
@rurp lur iDren 9rptill an, paB, ais bic er>
ipdbnie SerprpnunB I'm Staolratbe paTtte,
man alsemetn glaubte, bae bts gum Mdi etre
aneeripetttae Berbtnpung Swilden ben arpbcn
Satnen, ipelde ras @eteile benlsen, berae.
lteat ipfrptn plree. Dies 1T iest nid,t ae>
ldpeten, nun aber pbns 2peifel in Zen nadb>
zen IL pper IL Wcnatrn seld,eben. Yeten>
ten iagrn tftnee, rap ras Welelle baau se>
ptert babe, re Wetratpe> unp Webl- 3ufubr
mad, Dem bieliafn Rartte bereutenp sl Der.
n1ebrcn unp bab ptefclbe iden besbalb niht
cher beieitigt rperben icate, bic cine anrerpei- |
anasmefene 0erbtrpuna teraehelt tet. |
Yeiifipn purbe Gem Gpnltte fir ltapiilhes
Gt9ertbum iiberpieien.
sin uno Ausfubr, = @stsrn trafsn
aus BEN Naslanbs bier Elm: bic snsIiiGs Hriea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-07

Wm. pullman psssn grFe6ens bes 9sstrs
gm. 8. GutOH Oss EOoti&Ia8ss i4uIbis bss
funoen.
Rdafts Ws@e pirO aud Sbomas 6tbbitts,
pslatr i'm Guguit 1868 auf Der 9simlsbr Don
Gamsraosu 8 &oe uno 8. SGliuan s%st6otst.
iu'g.n WtorO,s in ~Stusiten Srase isIn urtb:il
smOianqen.
8or 9unbtSsG NJ fra RDBtrs
itanb SOrgsltern Fouls Bar, onBstlagt, beEet.s
GtbrduGte SteuertempeI no6mal8 btnubt ~
b0bsn. Bar fea I'M Sabre 1863 St,utrlttmprI
BON 2Dt4Itln uao S6utbI6etRen obBtl0lt uno
ftintn Gtert anBswtelen BADEN, 6tefelbtn npt.
malls gu sttrau6en, nae btsitr untrr Yrpttlt
that. gRa@btm stne AnIabL pom 9su5CR gsr-
bort mar, purbs bas 0erhpr psEl40bsn.
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SaS @pAenblatt beS vGorrefopn.
Deufeu,~

tutldes btuie eri8eint, sntbdlt 9snaue 8erint.
alsr inisreianten uno ipibti9en @rsignife
Der berfofsnen Wp6e nebit sbitoritlen gs.
ipre9un9en btritlbsn. QBir hebsn bier nur
berpOr !: Der 8iretrfrits In JrantrsiG, Der
innsre Husbau bts beuti6en &.it.s. Der
Status Der San Domingo uno Rutlur.
Grass. bi. Wabl in Connecticut &c.
gBtr berienoen has Mc6snblatt an ira,nb
eint abbrtf. In Seuti1lanb fir 10 Gents {;
Rismano ioate peridumtn, isinsn an9ebbrt
gen In Stuti6lano oann uno mann obtr
aud r%ta,lmdBtg bi.iss rsiGbaliise Slatt au.
~Suienben. Gir3elne Numntr 5 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-07
ShiffSu0hrihtPn.

Wititpua lief Die bon @sorstiotun, So,
nab martinique beftimmts Sriga s9B. q.
9aittr" NIT Der Rotbfa8as in Gbarlsfon,
S.sS., tin.
8tiern famsn fofsenbe nod Baltimore be,
Jimmie Gabr5euse an Der 6tftuna Monroe,
So., Sorbst {: Der Sreimafttr sgner9p" bon
Nsp YOrt. Die Briggs ,Ri9monos uno BOT.
btIpr' uno Der SGoonsr ,Gr6is &..o.A
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WHriens WeriEit.

Die ~stiri8sh 9trIGuIe auI Der 96rie tparcn bier FOID
9tnbe
l. BoGto. - 1000 Baittmprer GtaOt.5tbIsr. 1s75tr.
974 5000 bilto. l575tr. 97A i25U0 ritio, ls90sr, 95B;
100 after tEr sNplis 0lsseO : lSa So Wttieu Ditto
1875; 500 Gbligattonsn Ter BSalttmpreSu u. Obi .BabH,~
1s76er, 94S 7 90 Obttgattoreu Der sY,Isbrr9. uno
Gpnntls jilt' Babn . lS0er, 81 1000 Gbl,gGtionen ter
sSrangesaIeE. unD Wani Hlss&tienbabn" 1917; 700
OUigattontn Der s9torol. GentraisBabn." 1910, 81 SO
Ntlten btr rFltiuiDrir SassSOmp," l74 llCC0 altg
rr8. 8iIeiHta'S e9ler 76s&; 1900 Ditto I~eSlitttrle Is66sr
7O%.
qSKy .75Ju otto. lt9I Sa4 iTlQ 100 pttto, 1890. 50 I;
20J Stoot bah naDtrr eparsansibF 9415 AGO lltoi.
MA SehlSr, reg. 66er. IL 5000 oiiIo ~regiitrtrie Us
tttn Der 16rGntt n sBlnt" 10; 1000 Gbli9attonen pr
uYltlsbarl 6Dn0susptae' Hahh" OK; 100 Obltgatio
men otr gpran8t'AlsE. . uno Utananas GIisnbabn. &c
1elldatl" 7Sx.
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Sas genrfi3 . GonSert fit Sru. Mar
SrieHuaun,

tpelGeS r,Dr0en &benr IN 8nabe's Safe
ltattfnSet, sertprtdt IN Ter Shat hem Duff
frcanpe ptslfade @enude. Iuber tem ais
Senprtten beliebicn 8enefjidnten iperpen Der
rBallimprer Giecerfrans," lprpte Mor. gBeil.
Ter, faS &ciepalo'ih gbrpdar, ST.. @riln,
9r. Suius Bitter, Sr. Ste,nmilcr II, ".
mitwirfen. Der Senefsiant bat liG In ptel-
fader Stnii6t auf esm Selbe Der @ptltbd.
tl9feit %iprpCtl, rte eurb ietHe grldnsslei,
ttunger al, iih 70 perbtent senta'b ut, bab ibm
au1 pas 9rDBere %ubltfrm bard sablethen
gsiuh leinss Gon5erieS lethe @%nerfennunD be.
funben ip1te.
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Gon,ert Der 6rduleins 0dm1ein,

Jrl. Gn1nla uno Nfbtda Hdmltin, Die bel.
Den berubmteH pianiainnsn aus San Hrans
Sisto, iuelte iton felt tinissH ggpden In I'M,
lsrsr Ylttts ipetlsn. babsn fd entiGloEtn,
at9sn SdluB Der Saiion in Baltimore elm
9on3srt AZ gssen, iptl1es tibernddhen 6rsitae
Gbtno i'm .6reimaurer.S smpsl" 5iatiinotf.
Ssioe iur8s Damien Ieiften nod benz urtb.il
DON Ssnnsrn. pelHe tie In Bripatirsiien bbrs
Rhnflsrinnen; fie ipieien Gompc itionsn BON
Gis3t. @otti9alf, SbaIbsrg unb anoersn W.is
tern. @iniae Der belten bieitgtn BirtupItn
tnsroen lie unterthben uno 10 benz prosramms
rlsbr Abns9I,luna perliben,
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Gtnhtrntha WrrhnnhInnnrn

Dem ipstt,H 3usige tib.rianOts Der Staot,
GoHiuIsnt Norris cine @ittb.iluHg. normal
benz Staotratbe bic Mabl tines Radfpl9srl
o.s SOnss' 6GGe Gommiidrs Wc2ans Buitsbt
neil DitIsr oas Unit nod ni9t ~angsuommtn
Die Gsnsrul.Y srlpiat8unBs Bill lDurOe CT
6rtstt.
Bran bepiniatt oer Huaens uno Sbren:
Glinit Itatt $1,000 nur $500.
BsiOs 3ptige p~srtoatsn it1 Bis SisnItus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-07
Das Ibeater tn 8ront.s citrate

bearfBt isins aablrsidsn Conner bi,f. gpoh,
NIT ii O.bltanttn, In b.ren porberf.r Reibs
6te SatpreHce' Sruppe (Yspf. 2aurtnce. man.
Satprentt, Grl. 2ucp Adams, gp. MtIFinIsn
&C NIT ibren lsbtnoen giIoerf, aus alien Grnss
tb.tlsn Ynb 3.italtern ft,5t. Srl. Buep Woams
tritt quo alsS&nesrin auf. Sie6b. 6nrriaan
u 2art uno eopman d barris tre.airsn in
trnttsn uno bsiteren Gbarotter. 3sldnunaen.
als Sonitftr 8ldnSt Clifford Sr.maiae, be-
lonoers IN Grausnroatn.
Die &traltpiHe Sdn3ertruppe fei,ri nod
stne aSohe = aber pa!itin bic ieBfe ibre
Srtumpte IN baltimore. Seoe BorftlIuna
l3itsBt nit benz Hspoluiiouss Drama !: .Ses
patrtot.u @slaboe~ ooer s9arrp. Der Ruab.
i6ofitr.A
!Wtittuo& u. Sonnabtne Naamitiaa sibt's
6,ionosre Sorheaanstn fur 6amilisn; Srsitas
Wbenb tut Gamen.
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ESr Sin MIftnoorru.!GGuNfrr

9it %bsioroere Gufmsrtlan,teit her gambler nit Wte.
tau, aumpsn, 2aaiu .tfu !. ~ .tplro aul ben gOrratb in
benz Ha9srban { CIR. ll6. qt9bttr., %biugspitien, mel.
DER bsutt Wtorgen 10 nbr anf 6ttenilibrr @uItion
o~ertalitt lptro. Wan iebe bic Yuttions. NiJtisrl
1881 o. d. sspptr, Wilt.
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mnfhnr,R Rhrnn.

Disfe @06t nod gaftirt 9rof. SanItn's
RariunsttsnsI9tottr In bitlsm belttbtsn 60
faIs, absr nit GAM neuem 9ro8ramms. @u6
5r. Grlde bat f6 btbtutsEo angeirenst uno
brtn8t ais Npsit6lrR Den 9etratRefabtBsn,I
Den S6nu0fsn" (abd y un6 rDts alts SUMO
fer" 0O! Io!), Iaulsr GesaTvriabsn, SuI 4uf-
flbtung. Sri. Ct. Clair i6gtn9t no ale
Splpbibe NOD fsrner auf ben 9rsItsrH. Am
2, Sttsrfetsrtags fCmmt 70 is G%rtebcns~
setter ON 1871" Obtr; Gin etnt9ts
Deutf9tanbf~ erObsS GsfipttI nit 8elanJ,
bsarbsitet Spn 9bsObor Srude, BEN Rcailfsur
Der 9Ibus, iur 0arleluns. Bugleta ici spr>
l6pfs errabnt, baf Or. 5ride Wittpc6, ben
II. 4pril, istn arpBss 8entiiB (3bcaterS9or>
ittQang nit 8du) bot; fur ben Sau tao
fdnmtltGe WultteDrpS GaItimpre's-nur siHtas
auegenpmmtH - enBaQtrt.
Bar Beadtuug fur SAnet6er.
Die bsIten 9reiit neroen Tlr neue Sud.
SbFdas aqsr Grt ssssbsn bel 9aotO g.
Sbanuou q Go mp, Rr. "a , SO,
&%sefrnBe. (37-l
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Bur 8eaAtnna fur SAnetSer.
B0ltimprer gSiebnnrft.

AJNk bNH H9bAhNI pNtANH"h bthtSN.sl
Baltimore. BIN 9, april 1871.
Rtuboieb. Der URarit mar gsfern mtttslmdslg,
bic Qrttit HeItn itboh IN folBs her 3uuGbms otB Bors
raibts ss8eu lrBte agobs I'm 4 Yrojsht uno nabs 600
Sguts Utorssn srBifurte Der Marfl iebr Huu NIT chem
rDsittren 5autn non q 9rol. lett 9sasrn Die 9rttssr.
ntsoriaung in Dieltr gB0ht beir6gt Oouauf = Yrolent,
%rnetttns aai Die mltielnaBt8Cn uno D%rotnartn sorttu
Ib bsJttb no. Bon rem 9urubrsr tuuroen ur9eidbr lEO
sud 6hlip osri9.dt, obns o~tttrirt lu Wsrosn, unO Der
GtiIatHbe.- IS mar en ausreiaenoer 9otratb
i'm Wtdrtte. oO9 mae Os gtadIrd9s iir bitIs SOrts
aHb. tebr ittu41: gDir nOlirtn ~otsielben lu $40 bis 500
RdIbtr. Ole 3utubr mar IdlUad, entIprad ober
or %Hadfra9t ooaiomnttn. gBtr nOtlrsn 3u 6 bis 8 Cts,
IL mad DualltGt.
Die Bretis fir OdIeu oartirttn, tple 'oIot: bsHs
sortsn So bis So Gents. i'm 4uBsmeinsu 81 big 81
Gts., fur mttuere ODER quite fair GuuIttdt X bis OK
Cts. 55ar Orctndrt oiirrs iun9t Stitrr, pdIen uno
RGbe AZ bis ~ 9ts.; orDtndrert uno bic niebrtaIttn
Sortsn 4 bis Al Gents. NugsmeiMr 8urtltuttts.
Prtis beg beatt9sn Iiarttes 6% cts duBtrfe prets.
ruten 4 bis - Cts; Die meiHeu NeriGuie geibnben iu
5X bis I Gthts. Won Der 3aflbr iamen So stud aus
8ir5inisn. 1906 aus Ohio. SSI aus WiargIauo, $50 aus
YelnIptOlnien, un0 l2U STUD aus gBef'Blrgintsn. Die
qsidmmts a0Oaeu'3utubr bgtrus 1i42 Stud, QeBts
lDohe Sl4. In Der uorlabrgfn Vdrausl = gpohe s0al.
Bon ben BorrGtbsn iainen fS9 Slid Rnopttb In bic
panos ,BaItinorsr 5lsil&sr 90 igurosn BON sget!
ldnten iur Dtartis I'm Often, 46 pon RBatbtHgtpnsr 5leis
iGetn uno 20 BON HanbbGnblGrn senommen.
IN @auItn ipurDen btsle 9Bohe 9Z7 Stud Rinboieb,
IsBs se0as 756, In Der ParauslpOas BON 1870 6b9
SaDttrt.-8 Der Rartt trBTrrts i'm 4nfaups bic.
fer Geott nit rirttn mrbr, ais GusrGthtnben BorIatb.
Die In leBter nebrtg9ebliebtnrn NIT singsihlo tea un0
Die Ireils gtnstn nm = Sent lett ltBrer Hsohe 1%eruntsr.
sDtr uUttrtn ottIIbsn Ju 50 bis $40 pro 100 ptunO
9ieito .@elpldr, L nab Der Qualttdt. itoob wurosn MUIR
Ueni9s Iu ItBt.rem Yreils ~Oertault. Der Dtarit idIoB
i9Wah.
8teit gBo&s bstrug bic Sufubr 1910, Iesis gBo@e
800 uuo IN Der leBtidprt8en Naralsl : gSoHe 1868
Stid.
6huae t. Die 3ufubr oon Shaaftn mar oteIe
gB0ts tbrntaas i6pat1. dber ausrti6eno fir tie 9and.
traye uHo rtr bacon ieiue mtrt.ths Asuocrurs Ger
4tttle ~ nottrtn 3sute U~arittteH bic gtstls rpts iolgt
gslhOrere Sdautt "a 4 bis 81 Gents, uueeldprens Ju s
bic * Gents pro YfuuV uno Yim1ner az S. bis 81 pro
Slid, ie na6 Gualtlat
9Orratb oteIs 48UHs 1915 5titd. oOrtse gBO9e 2257,
In Der Yarallels4 gOde bon 10 LAG 5tiid.
StiteuDnU tebbdubler
9as NGtioi8enOs TT elm 8erleitniB Der glanen bi
bauptlGaIltlien 8tebbiuoIer, Biebs@iseutbimtr ooel
SOrtSnatate OFT QGupt9Gnoler, IotUiC Der Staten, aus
oCnsn oas Nteb 8etonlnsn. uno bsr Stabte. ippbln bal.
ielbe %beIitupnt 1T:
Moh RoItfvrnr
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Stride @aaren.

arbisn, ,&tnisn. 3ptti&tu. Saftrerabs, 9tnburoer
nno Sftp,tlsr adis, boil. 6drinat, sarSsltn, saret
ntn, Netinpsth. au9 Hoftnsn, 3printben. WaaDsln,
I'M aisiHsn ~ baben ~ ben btaisf,n yretisn bel
9DuiS o. ReiB Il Brmber,
f2T0-) ode Der 1anoesr. une @ambenffrae
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~ Our pt,luna nom 4Duffeu, 0rf6ls
tnna nosr. ramtem Gale 8tbrau@t
@rotpn's 8rondtal Erodes.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
c 0 l. U NJ q IA. 8. c
Present Capital, $15O,OO0,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
OFFICERS.
John B. Palmer, President.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier.

Jonn Is. Palmer, president.
A. G. BreniZer, Cashier.
9. N. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
j.. Eli Gregg. John q. Palmer, T. ". McMas.
ter, Il. u. Sem, OF r. D. Sem d Son: @. ".
Bearden, of Copeland i Bearden; r. L. BRYAN.
OF Bryan n McCarter; ". q. Swaffield, OF r..
j. W. G. Swaf1ield. -
f. W. McAiaster, Solicitor.
F1NHlS Bank Ia now open for the truhsact.op
i OF general banking business.
CEnTIFIoATKs OF Deposit of curropcy or
coin, bearing interest at the rate OF seven IN
per cent per annum, in kind will be ieeued.
deposits from County Officers eepecially 90.
iiclted; also, from Trustees, administrators
Executors, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts of
C1ty and Country Merchants, and other busi.
ncse men, and the usual nccomm dations ex.
tended.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange, and other eyi.
dencts OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks. Bonds. G old, Siluer bouoht and so,d,
discount
Sight Dr0fis drorn direct on all the promi-
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland.
France. Germany. Belgium, Holland, Den,
morS ana ne Orient. Letiers Of Credit issued,
ayable in any OF the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in thr
United States bought and sold.
banking Honse opposite Columbia Hotel.
open from to 8. Feb % 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-30
IIELe F0I, TME NEHyduu.s.-Wtih.oro

AAEhE HOAt THE NEHVOUS.-Whera
iss 1t to be .found2 cries the trembling victim
OF nervous. debi ity.. Not in tue tavern dram;
that fires, up tho circulation for a p,oment,
anu IL succeeded by collapse, Not in purea-
tive pills, or Leutcn dict, but, in al inyico-
rant and restorative in which the tonic Ole
ments arc united with gentle aporient and
Alternative properties. When HOSTETTER'S
'STOMAOH BITTEnS was introduced nearly
twonty years ago. this important object was
first attained. This peaceful aud active yc-
getable specific is as justly celebrated for its
cures OF nervous diseases, as for tho absolute
certainty with which it relieves dyspepsia and
biliousncss. The hot weather toward the
cioso OF summer generally aggrayates dis
eases OF nervous type, creating q degree of
teeoleness which fs beyond measure distress.
ing. Under such circumstances rally the bo-
Gly energies With course of H0stetter's
stomach Bittcrs. or all tonics, it is til O most
SATISFACTORY IN its operations, and tho least
exciting 1t braces the nerves ND to their
natural tension, but not beyond it, so there
IL no reaction. 1t has other properties, how
over, than those of nervine, and as a blood
aePurent ana moderate aperient, is superior
TO any otner medicine OF the day.
Fraud, However,, is on tho alert. The cole
Drlty OF tho original medicine has given rise
to scores OF counterfeits and limitations. Ex
amino tho label, and the fac smile Of the sig-
nature CT the firm; see that the spelling is all
correct, and thus make sure of tho Qenuine-
ness OF the article you buy. P.S.eHostet-
but In bottles only. Amr o5 "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-30
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA a
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received.


iNTEKESY ALLU WE'D a T TIE IA TEt,t
SEWN PER CENT. pen ANA UA.
on CEf1IFit.A Z ES or UEl'USlY,,
HNU SiI PER CENT. CON.
FOUNDED EVEEI' SIX
MONTHS ON Il eco UNITS
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, President.
John T. Palmer. Presidents
A. q Brenizer, Cashier.
j. II. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier. in
charge OF branches.
Johp q. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Ilt directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. C. Has.
kell, +. w. McMaster. John T. 7 homas. T. h.
Columbia o.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. r. Scott, Newbcrry. |
VIC. Mayes. Nswherry.
Il. II. Kntledge, Charleston.
PANEL Ravenei. Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widnwe. Or.
phans and others may here deposit Their sav.
ings and draw liberal rate OF Interest there.
on. PLANTERS, Professional Mon and Trnstee,
wishing to draw interest en- their funds unti!
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
Gums for their children, and Married Women
lnd Minors twhose deposits can only DO with.
,irawn by themselves. or, in case Of death, by
hheir legal Representatives. Wishing to lay
hslde funds for future use. are here afforded
IN opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Tho Same time, be subject to withdrawa lwlies
needed. Aug 18