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BACON-Shouldere 81 cents per pound.
Bacon-Clcar Rib, 8 cents per pound; clear
10 cents per pound.
Bacon-Smekcd, Clear, 10 cents per pound.
HAMS. 129 cents per pound; New Sugar
Cured, 15 cents per pound.
BUTTER-Fine Mountain, 25 cents per
pound.
Bntter-Fineet Goshcn As cents Fer pound
CHEESE-Cream,2 25 cents per pound; Eng
lieh Dairy, 25 cents per pound.
cents.
FLOUR. Now Family. $40 per barrel
Flour, New Extra, $ll per barrel.
MOLASSES, 35 cents per gallon.
SYRUPS, SO cents to 50 cents per gallon.
SUGAR-Demarara, IL to II cents per
pound.
New Orleans SUGAR, II cents per pound.
B and Sugars, 12i cents per pound.
A Sugars. Ii cent per pound.
Crushed Sugars, 13 cents per pound.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
CO L u VI a, S.

Present Capital. $50. GOO
Authorized Capital. 350G ()G0
OFFICERS.
JOHN 3. PALMER, Precedent.
A. G. BREN1ZEK, Cashier
Q. n. G.. BUTT. assistant Cashier.
IENHIS BANK will scon OCCUPY it's macniii
4 cent throc-story and Maneald Il Ko oi build
ing, now in course OF construction Oh the
corner OF Plain ard Richardson stlecte, but
for .he present will DO business nj its old
HanklnG House. orpositc the Columbia Hotel.
genera! banking busint ss transacted. Ger.
tlhcatcs OF Deroslt, bearing Interest at the
rate of Seven per cent per annum issued.
Notea, Bills o! Exchange and other evidences
OF debt ciscounttd, and money loar d on COL
laternls: Stccas, Dcnds, Gold, Silver bought
and solo. Drafts On all The prominent cities
in the United Statos bought and sold
;, pIEEcTons-!as. +. Black, JchnD. Palmer,
r. w. McAlaster. i. D. Sem, tot Il. D. Sem 4
Son. G. ". BeaiGen. tof Copeland & Bear
1Wen,} az i: J.: BryHn, v. {. Swan;eld. tot r. &
Samuel MCGOWAN. AlheyiIt Jumes T. Ricn'
MinneDcro. Feb
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UprightlSteam Engine for Sale.
E1GHT-HORsE POWER. in perfect order,
~ with smoke.stack, thafting and guam
!1ty py OF betting. For particulare, apply at
fuGSI" ONCE. Oct 80
Mocha and Java Cotfees.
IN BAGS Old Government JAVA.
~ 10rockets Pure Mocha.
For sale low by HOPE SGYfTS
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TO. ! Q. THE PL ANTERS

AL Others Attending the State Fair.
,l'--'. t;..
Owing to the Great Reduction the Price Of Cotton
. II RI
THE PRICE OF GROCERIES and PROVISIONS TO CORRESp0ND
@ s?Dm liz, All a
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The Short Line Schedule

The short Line Schedule.
CHAhIoI1E, COLUMBIA " AUGUSTA Il. II. Co,
CoLrNBlA, s. c.. October 81, 1873
Isl M ear dilc lcledale ieiiGSisS viii ra.5s@ he o'"
rated on and after SUNDAY, the 4Gth inst
GoINd NORTH. Train No. Q. Train 20.
Leave Augu.ta.. GEO q III 4l5 III
Granitcv!!lC 733 Il III 5.11 y III
Tatcsvillc. 943 3 III u 90 III
Coiun! Ill 5S am . 81 Ii,
Che ester.. !4.2spm 2.2s M
Arrlye Charlotte. .i1.t9 pm J.1y lii
No. Train makes close connection, ca
hichmnld, to all POINTS North, arriving at
New York a. GAO y. NJ; aiso, ria lialcnh
and Old Bay Line, arriving nt NV York q.
% +. NJ. No. Train makes closc conntc-
non, uta Richmond, 10 all points Noril al
irving at New York ut 25 T. II.
GOING SOUTH. Train No. /. Train No. )
Leave Charlotte. 200 a II 9l0p M
CEester. ......... 9.54 a In IL IS III
Columbia. !2.4S pm '3.4J q NJ
Batetviile. 49,. 457pM 5.i3 III
Granitcvilie t7.l5 pm r Is II,
Alrivo Augusta. .8.t5 p III S !5 M
'Ereaktast. iDnncr. fSupper.
Sonih bound Trains connect at ArGn.tn
for all E.oints South and West. Through
ticEcts sold and baggage che ckcd TO all rrn.
c!ripal points. So sleeping care oil oil Night
Tlains. T.. r. UOKSEN
General Passenger and Ticket Avei,.
JAMES ANDEEst y, Cicncisl Sup't.
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Notice to Farmers.

TN consequence ofthc stripgency in money,
L all indebted to us for SUPPLIES fur.
nished the present and previous years, are
informed that Cotton will be received in pay
ment at the high ?st market rates, or shirI {,
to responsible parties for their account
Stpt27 NOPE K GYLES
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COFFEE, Rio. rs cents per pound.
Laguayra Coffee, 80 centa per pound.
pound. F-N
Parched Coffee, 35 cents per pound. ei
BLACK TEA, famed for its rich flavor. 81
per pound. l - V
Fine Rye WHIsKEY, So so per galloG,
Fine Old Corn Whiskey, 80 per 'Rallon.
A full line OF CAKES and ORACKERs. ]
direct from the manufacturers. from n to
IL cents per pound.
Atmers,s celebrated M1NCE MEAT. +
New BEEF TONGUES. 10 Y ~
Smoked BEEF.
New BCCKWHEAT
DAT MEAL, from Scotland.
New GOLDFISH. ~ hi. 7
Cracked WHEAT. s.3lLi+AlhoytJ a
CANNED GOODS, of the choicest lbrands,
in endless variety.
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Columbia Music Store


HAEE i'',asnr, il: saii:re i.s a,;t.ti,; e:
i tic yni!!c I, i. .cXnn'lMa,i'I :" :A,il
STOCK ot MtSIt!i. iiLiCEA:!.>, col.
.istIng OF lia,ts Ciirrt! e !a,'o, cr,'a;...
Melode" hr. Ein!!..>, Guit,i. JOS. t,u:,.,
Accordcurs. Eiass aIf silver EX'a ii~.rn.
mente q! n! t!Ih>. t,!-t :i,,; :t..:c si.,:
Inetrnc;ioi Ec"S- :': 'v':. class ut M;sica!
lnstrun' rtr On hand ri ~ !in,s We are
Sole Agcn:s iov the State oi Stuth Carolina
of Estcy X Co.'S COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent By mail. post paid on receipt OF
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. to any part of the
state, marked G. o. D. Good SECONDHAND
Pianos and Organs for eale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melcdeons Tuned and
Repaired in a satisfactory manner: and will
give especial attention to Packing, Removing
and Shipping Pianos for Other partiee toany
point desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attende d to and satis.
faction guaranteed d to tllos e favoripg ne with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardson street, a few doors shove THRNix
office. Columbia. s. c. Nov7
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EVERY SII MONTHS O-T .4CCO UNITS
OFFICERS.
Hm. Martin, President:
JOAN l.. Palmer, Nice-r President.
=. &. Err nicer, Cashier.
j. Il. Sawyer. in gtn,ra!c!.aicc
juh;i .. i. Smith, Assi.;alt Ca.lic.
directors.
Waac Hampton, W;!lianl Martin, Jotl, T.
:a.m,r, =: T.: :hlil. I. X. Mc5Ias;er, /.
Il. Hrl'iisE, y. Glo"e, Coluni.a.
&. sect, ". G. N.,,ts. %,w who,,v
j.. IL i.n,ioIgc. l'uuicl Eav.nc., Jr., Char.
csiol.
MECNAHIcs.. Lehoie,s. Cio:ls, WiJows, +,
1T1 Orphans and ,th,l- laaS here deposit
th.ir SAVINGS and draw . liberal rate If inter
est thereof. TiaEtcr. II ->iulal Men and
trustees w:si ing TO cr"w nt,.ost on their
'Ends u3til they r,iUi;c !lon. iur business { or
o'htr pUri osct: l:iti.!s T., sill. io rtt apart
small sums for ch:!,il tn AID Married Women
and Minors Whose dert i cartnly be with
drawn Iy themselves, or, III Gaze Of death by
Their legal reritsentsti,e', wishing to lay
aside funds for .I!uIc Use, are here afford cd
an opportunity Of deposi,ing ihtir means
where they Will 'arid'y accumulate, ard, at
the same time, be ljcct to withdrawal
WHcn nccCtG. AGg Is
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received

'NTEEESi ALLOWED AZ THE RATE
rT SElIN PER CENT. PER -4NNUN
oN CEkIItIGt LES ar DEPOSIT.
AND .Si4 PIN CENT. CDNPOCNUEI,
EVERY SII MONTHS O-T .aCCO UNTS.
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Acc0mm0datlon IrAlne rpn on AbbevilIe
Branch Mondays, Wednesdays ana Fridaye
On Anderson Branch between Bolton and An
derson, Tuesdays, Thureda ys and Saturday u
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. Sup.
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THE WILMINGTON STAR.
ESTI CLLSUEp ONLY SIX l'EIEs

EAfht STAk
II AS the largest circulation Of any Daily
Ill Newspaper i'll tic state, and circu,a.
ilon IN Winning oli nearly twice rs large aa
that OF an! other paper. All tho news Of the
day will be found in it, condensed when un-
important, at length when of moment, and
always presented i'll clear, intelligent and
interesting manner.
suEsCnlrT1oN iIS ADVANCED
INC 1cttI 81 90
Six Months. ......... .... 3 80
WEEKLY SVAH.
PRICE RErvcED.
The NEEkLI STAR is now combined with
the CAROLINA FARMER, and is one I, . Tic
chearcs: papers II. the c"nntry, at the t,-
lowing MEpUcLD KATIs:
One Copy, One Year. r.. 30
One Cory, Six Months .... . 20
sS-C!nhs Of to TO- One Year IL % rtr
copy. Clubs oi ~ or more, One Year, cnlv
si:O0 per copy Srccmt n Copies sent on p.
p!lcatlon. Address
WM. Il. BERNARD.
Editor and Fi''riie,or. Wilmington, ~. C.
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Imported Champagnes.
S0 CASES Jules Mum sI,ry Verzenay aud
cS1 Hcidsick, Quarts and Pints For sale
low bv HOPE j. GYLES.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta r

Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta r
GENERAL PASSENGER DEEART.
COLUMBIA. 5. c., October "a 1873
M M g:ss Thf Ti1 BE- l!oll"HnE crs4ai; Stisdli nc y.
after Sunday, OrtotcrEG:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN 40. 9. -EAIS 30
Leave Columl il. II Az Il III 9 % l. III
Florence - IOpm 2.lG II.
Fiemineton.. IS s5opm 30 n
AllIvc Whining tOn. 10 - y IN 1.Ij III
No. Train makes c.orc ct1ntci:o. ru
Richmond, To all points North. arriving New
York Gao a. ii. No. IIaii. makes c.orc
como ct;on. Ga CID Fay iirc .nt, al.u Iici
innnd, 10 al! points Nclth, l.li,iIe %tw Yo!!.
25 l.. NJ.
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN 40. !. TEAIS NO. ;
Leave Wilmington. -. 4.j0 Ii iGl0 p III
ficn.inStoD &c so Il Ill 7.i5 y Ill
floreLcc. go. 40. AZ II IL 1877 y NJ
Arrive Columbia. ::3.1Gpm 4.Coa IN
Making c.ose connections at Columbia for
all points South and West. Through tickets
SOLD ana baggage checked to al principal
points. Pullman palace st tpeIs On all night
trai1s. 'Brealfast. thinner. +Snrrcr.
Gone. II Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAS. ANDERSON, General Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
FRIDAY, Oct. l0-P. NJ.

The feeling at the Stock Exchange, this morning
was little more confident and prices gradually De-
came firmer, especially for Western Uulon' which
took such sudden impulse toward the abyss OF the
lower gions. yesterday until caught at % by some
of the courageous operators Of the street. Inc
transactions in this stock to-day exceed IN maghi
tnde those Of any other the list and as the lead
ing card" of the market, il exercises sympatheuc
influence upon the rest The opening quotation was
G0l; hut during the day the stock worked up 10 o.
and from that point fell back to Oh. at when
il stood whom the doors Of the Exchange
closed. New-York Central and Lake Shore
wore next in prominence, and both I'M
proved Us taey followed ia the wake Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

tbe Teleerapbic stock, but other stocks which
have hitherto been active in speculative operations
were quiet and dull. The market closed dull, with
out marked feature. There is still pcrceptable an
uneasy distrustful feeling which crops out IN con-
versation and displays itself in the cautious move
ments of experienced spectators aud brokers in the
street. Vague forebodngs of disaster in mercantile
circles. and apparently unfounded croakings IN re
gard TO the banks have circulated freely; the last
being suggested by the statement, which seems tn
be very well founded, that some of the associated
banks object to the continuance of the present
method of poOlng" greenbacks. However much
or little foundation there may be to these
diurnal stories, they have nevertheless, an
effect upon business The confident aud
courageous are inclined TO hesitate and the
timid become more Meantime no now
disaster or failure has occurred disturb the public
mind ard the work Of restoration from the effects
of the panic appears to DO progressing as rapidly as
could be reasonably expected In all cases of con-
valescence the patient is liable to occasional re-
lapses, and cannot expect complete recovery in
week or q month. The structure of credit has been
rudely shaken and we could hardly expect in
the growth of returning confidence to be more rapid
than hitherto. There is nothing like the expansion
of credit in the mercantile community that
existed in 1857, for the reason that since
that year credits have been on comparatively
short time, and are by means widely extended,
if we properly consider and compare the volume of
business transacted. The Autumn trade will
doubtless be very much interrupted and cOllec-
tons will DO more difficult, but in all essential
points our merchants stand upon much stronger
foundation than in the great crisis to whchwe have
alluded. Gold, curiously enough, is gravitating
toward lower prices, and to-day has touched its
lowest point since the If its decline brings
people TO the point Of seriously considering mea-
for the return TO metallic basis, 1t Will DO
heartily welcomed by. thoughtful and conserva-
two men, who see nothing but danger
and uncertainty IN - the continuance OF
irredeemable paper. In the Stock Mar
ket to-day, in addition to the shares already men
toned, the heavier dealings were in Ohos and
Rock Island the upward turn in the latter being in
part due to the half yearly dividend Of per cent
payable on the 18th prox. 1t is quite likely that
operations to-day held in allegiance to some ex
tent by the uncertainty to the result of the Grin
nell injunction matter, which comes up for trial to-
morrow, the writ being returnable on the 18th inst.
The opening, highest lowest, and closing prices of
active stocks sold to-day were as follows:
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The money market was active to-day, and for
the most part money lent at per cent, but the de-
mand being satisfied the closing loans were at 7d7
gold though business at these figures was entirely
exceptional. Prime mercantile paper moves at Il
to 15018 per cent.
Government bonds were lower to-day on declining
gold sales to arrive and the sales OF investors who
are in need of money. All the issues were weak and
fell off largely. The closing street prices as
follows:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN KALI
WAY Co, issued upon completed trunk line 'oo-
tween ST. Louis and Nashville. Tenn.,l earning moro
than enough 10 pay interest and operating expensas
sold by GEORGE OPDYKE d. Co, % Nassau-st-
WNsIow & WILSON, 10 William-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
Gendinning, Davis g. Amory's closing prices were
,seIin PhlladelphIa AZ lO2.

The London advices were cheering. The Bank Of
England lost E2O2OOO sterling withdrawn for ship
ment here yet the rate of discount is unchanged at
five per cent and three months bills are discounted
in Lombard-st. at Al per cent Consols were steady,
and American securities dull and firm. In Frank
fort 59Os Of 1862 are rmer at 97t. In Paris rentes
are down TO 57S5. In Amsterdam Central Pa
cifcs are SO; Union frsts 65l Northwestern pre-
ferred stock, g. Union Pacific stock 1871; st. Paul
preferred, 53. Erie Railway shares, Az, and Illinois
Central SOL Gold was not affected by the foreign
news but the sales at further decline to lOos
per cent or below the lowest point touched yester-
day. There is rather more speculative activity to- the
market, through the decline in gold and the de-
rangement and deadlock in foreign exchange, pro-
duce a despondent tone at the Produce Exchange.
In the gold loan market the rates paid for carrying
were G. Z 3. 49, and Z, gold in the order quoted
The Assistant Treasurer paid out sOCO in coin IN
terest on the public debt redeemng $4,000 IN called
Five-Twenty bonds. The days operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, $780,
7s3OOO; gold balances $976,5S1; currency balances,
GllI..
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And the following for City bank shares:

The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Pennsyi-
vauia 6s lOi; Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad. ~;
Reading Railroad, 50; Pennsylvania Railroad. 4Sa
Gold, 100.
The books of the Treasures office at Washingtcu
were closed June 80, 1873. after the entry of all
moneys received and discussed on authorized war
rants within the fiscal year. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st' New
York offer the same facilities 10 DeDosltors az In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on dsuy Dali
ances ar the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns. .e.,
Special attention psid 10 choice o'ock' bonus &C.
a r. for Investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
81 O8gO34. The quotations were as fOIIOws

The dullness in the foreign exchange market con-
tinues, and there is much trouble in making nego-
tations of bills even at the reduction by the stand
ard drawers of quarter to-day. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
JnsirurIloH.
Miscellaneous-City.

ERENCH CLASSES BY PROF. JEANRE-
NAID-Po LADIES advanced In French beginners
Gentlemen evenings for Boys after school hours limited
pupils private Address Rev. BORKL az West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

State bonds were weak. Tennessees declined to
~. Missouri Skies to IS, Missouri, Hannibal and
ST. Joseph issue to S4l. Virginia Consos to 49,, and
South Carolina J. and J. to 10. The following were
tba hida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

YEw-YoRK STATE GOLD SKIES DUE 1857 $4,000
for sale 10 sums TO suit.
GwyNNE & DAY. 10 Wall-st
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THE MONEY MARKET.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEP

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y s7oCK ExO86HgE ,sALEs
0CT TO- 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrNENT-10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
10 5OoUs $40 cp, 81 .ll2is 5000 500 CpGl.e1o7
1000 &c ll2a 1000 $50 65..c Josh
1000 5'. Coz sl....lO7st 1000 800 G5 niii a
1000. lU7l3 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

REAL Estate MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
peslstered interest per cent guaranteed by tho
Eo1ITABIE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SlOO0OO0.
Far sale at the office Of the Company. No. 70 CEDAR
st.NY. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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Jreo.ea for i Ces y o. s. Military Academy aud
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04

THIEF CAUGHT.-Sheriif Kobb, OF
Monroe Co., was bere on Monday
sight, Oh his way to indianola, with a
.hief and stolen property In charge.
The fellow had stolen n horse In War
horse followed bin to OskaoOsa,
hence To A lbia and found him ut the
Nranier House. He had another
horse. baggy and several watches in
i is possession. Of which he would give
80 account. He Is too sleepy for n
,nccessful thief, but possibly not too
,.fill To learn valuable lesson from
Inc State which he shold have learned
rom his mother.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04

LIGHTsISo. Mr.. Samuel Fisher,
near VIII ceiling learned lesson fe"
DAYS since from stroke of lightning.
which struck tree near his house,
and followed white wire clothes line,
attached to the tree, into his smoke
house. where ii did considerable dam
age. The wire Is dangerous conduc.
tor and should not be attached 10 any
building. Mr.. S. immediately detacll'
ed the wire from the house and made
a purchase from the first lightning
rod man who passed that way.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
ENGLISH SETTLEMENT, Sept. |.

hot, dry weather stH! prevails to
such an extent that the demand for
water far exceeds the supply. Many
new wells are being dug to meet the
emergency. Corn crop is considers bly
injured by The drought.
Threshing Is now the chief business
among the farmers. Messrs. II. II.
Randall, A. Ruthford, Powell and
Jacob Hines have purchased new
Massillon machine which Is now al
work on a COB of several days work fol
VIM. Harvey.
The Clay Township Sunday School
Convention was held at Uurham's
Ferry on the 2Gth ult.
Mr., John Beard and Mics Marga ret
Wrny were unted In matrimonv ON
Thursday last.
a number OF young people Of this
vicinity are going abroad TO school
soon including four Misses Nyines. two
Misees Durham. Miss Roberto Mr..
and Miss VAIN. Mr.. Warren and Mr..
LsRl The latter gentleman will
st,snd the Knoxville Acaeen,v, snd
The others all goto PeRa. J. G.