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I>. F. Wndo has withdrawn lii-s
unconditional declination ?>t" candi-f
dary for the Ohio Governor- ?
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The 2Cc\V Orleans .Commercial
Bulletin reports that in Jjouisiaua
to ore corn and less eottoii Iki'vc
i>een planted this year, com^ara-j
tivcly, than la.-t year.
ft<ai7.*?r? worth of base coin was j
rwieemed ?t the United Stales mini ;
for M:u\ Total ro?remplit>ns aiuouui1
!0$lli33G84. This under thq act oi
ATay 3, 1871. N Wi-.^s.
The Communists prisoners, to!
the imrnber of twenty thousand,!
arc to lie transported to.New. Ca!e-j
dotiia, a .desolate./Inland in tin*!
^outh Pacific Ocean beloi)irin?jr to
run cc. [
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* The first peaches of the season j
iiro selling in Saw York at ?0 peri
dozen, or $200 per basket. So far. j
Tweed and Jim Fisfc are about tliei
Only nieji who can afford loiudulgvj
Very largely.
'An emigrant cvoman died suddenly
yesterday, at Brady's nation.
Utah* There' was fou&d on 'her
person a through ticket from Xew..
York to San. Fraut'isco, ami ten
thousand dollars, mostly in United
States bonds.
Of the 265- present members of
Congress, of the representatives
and senators claim to have had col*
legiate education*. Of these only throe
are graduates of. Harvard and ,
pix of Yale, which. isf a^givat fid- J
? - - % V-* i
]in??fclt for ttic. JNe\v<i^ngiunu seals,
of ie?niing. V |i
Butterflies hare boon found fly-}
ing atscn^ six hftwlred. miles from
IjiimI. Tlieir buoyancy is great and .
the Mj^ular. eiiort of must |:
be small; awhile the-'tvhid driwsii
them forward' rapidly over great:
v I]
r?ho demand for dried pjilttvetfo ,
leaves sccuw to be'.. R^it-up," us luttrJ
. ndviecg} tftuur Iiiv?crpiH?t; refievv'tlio
invitation of produce, brokers'.!
crAisigiiuieiitsJ fu . ai\y' uui'^iitiU ?'i j
Avhu li the sum Of $120 iir goLJ^er;
tou W otfrrud. :i
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The New Briuisuklc Govcujin"i<fut\rui3
appointed tliyee o^its'
?iioin'ITiif^ Ivimr^ \iuaw Mm] J^injtAr.
a ucW^?tHH? -to--wmttjF; with *qii'|;
liuvermsH'Jits of ^v<ryu S<ofcw a'lhl j
i'rin.co E?hvar(i'a LsiaotL \vifchTaj
v i tj vv_ .t<Mi n it oil Jk-.t um agai list vibe j j
"WitsfriHiitim Trrtttv. * ' ' i
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A cnmniTitct* of Italians have!,
boCh^-foiae- ?j;?ys in Merjthati, !,
looking fni'^latnls fy? .QtliJIj -; l
vafrni; ?ilie woi fus aiul:jiroJiic- j j
}Afl ,,v, r.-W S'nHi ' *
non. ??l \yi:Kv Tyfy are s:ug t<>j;
liavy luxh niheh |?k*ase<I, atnl.jfo i?- j 1
tend sending out a oojouy liotfi j
<'hieago, to. cumiiiejiere operational
iinuiediately. . - . |
A iic\v dwarf, who is stjlpd-the!
]>!,i:icyH.-? J,\-li'iK:,;is exhibiting l;or-,
self .in London prj;|wratory to visit-j
i:iu: Now York. .JSlie is reputed toi
l?e nine years old, eighteen inchesi
high, weighing six juuimis, and ??f j
rntrrefy symmetrical propor-i
tions.''k s"'
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T?? tlift TTIrcf TMct'lM.'f r?f rrf11JlP%J!
see the Democrats are talking of
running "Andy Johnson". for Uonjrress.
Tlio New York Herald says
they can surely elect him. and he Lsj
just tho man wanted in the House |
of Representatives to take .care of:
General Ben Butler and the consti
tution.
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Tlie examination of tlie'enteringi
trlawis concluded. "Lor Napier,"
the new colored cadet, passed with
liisrh credit. Master Young, son of
Jlrigluii/i, the prophet, also passed !
weft.~ "Among the class is a son of j
tlie late GenernK-Lhomas F. Mea-j
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j:uer, uppoimeu ojt i/migrcssuiuii
Boose vc*itr of JS'cav York.
Tlie lNew York Bulletin, of Wed-i
nestiuv, in its report of the stock(
. markets for the proceeding , day, ;
say.s: ^Southern State bonds imve
lhieu strong with Tennessee*?, Virginias
and new South Carolinils ?as
the features. As will be. seen by
the advertisement elsewhere,[ tliei
July interest on tlie Soutli Carolina
bonds, will be paid promptly."
Tlie United States army, it is re-,
ported, has finally been reduced to
a peace footing, in accordance with
the act of Congress^of July. 15,
1870. The regular arrwy/will-now j
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COnSUjf, Ol'lJUU ?vnviuir t7ri? iituivn-,
ant-general, four n?for-g<merals and
three brigatfier-gqnCfciis,. with $i$ir
respective staff!-organizations for
$eld services. In addition there-\vi
11 bo one a^jntarit-ge^ttral, 5on^
sqnarlorinastef- general, (?ne coin-!
in'^sary.general, and onosnrgiimi-'
general, with tU-Mr mibordinates, j
The proper is divided iutytjie corps I
of enginoci's, Ute*><ordi?tM46' department
arid, the signal eor^s, ten e#V;l
airy regiments, five arjtHery re'gi-1
fiiroiih'.fiuft i n f ;i 11! rvr riM'l
il.>...v w.v, .......... J "Oul.
jne?t?, the military acuderiiy'- ?iii<l
,<Jjo ludirttt scouts.-: Tire enlisted
men are 30.000 in number, divided
nearly as follow^: -800 engineer*,
3735"*artillerymoii, 10,000 cavalrv-,
men, 15,000 i?tantry,Yix non-commi'ssioned"staff
and ?hirty ordnance
sergeant*. The Ili'diftn scouts are
about 1000 iii number, the enr-*
pMyeos of the quartermaster's department
2500, and company laun/]
rrftUOS 1700 Tin* total number of
rations issued for enlisted men and
attaches anwunt to 35-,2$4. < It is
Anticipated . that 600& nieii . will
have to be enlisted to keep the
army np to the above standard.
[Fjoto the,JXo\v York, IltjraldJ |j
ANOTHER CHAT WITH fill ANT; 1
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Views of the Pjrsident oa Coireiit
Politics.*'*-v * /i" '
Long. June &,1871. i
The Ui.nidci' shower that poured ji
so plentifully ?u Kew York his I ui^hi ;J
tniK'-lici us vwy Jijjhtly,.. npt elioiurii ,
to Wei u- Miiuuji'i' coat. \V,
it was (rtissuvj^ over us vcr,* tunny j
people twero ar^vjuic on uiv mini, *'"?V|
joying the htve/.e from the sea
thb delicious ud??r of the blounimjjjj
lielfls of elover Usui skirt the tdioiv. j'
The President was the lust, to rut real, j!
hut lie reached his couhjje lie tore ihel1
-diower came >h. Tom Murphy ran j'
..uiKler-cover of the West End'4 Hotel; ji
uinl J^Jvvin liooth.in his little basket I
?Vm?*o'h, drove directly for his resi- ;
leiico wiicn the first flash and rereiiteration
from the threatening hanks (
of cloud put mettle in his pony. Th.-i
cloud paled before the rising wind a1 ,
seven oVhiek and the moon slioin'onl''
brightly aUa later hoar 00 tl*e calm "
m;u and pkiureMpie. ,laiid*i-apu of llie j1
lit'anch. A doadjw/lm prevailed >thi> *
morning, and early risers were ifi'at i :
tk*d by the *iglit of these usually turhulent
waves sleeping peacefully in j
the lap of the land .
After the enjoyment of a /capital
Irreakfast provided hy rnincj host ol I
the West End and half an lu tir's mu- 1
xintf'hy the water in compuny of a ^
.;0"d i-i^ar I strolled over to meet the 1
President. I found him in u ouvtT;
&Uioiml-mood, his mornfn^ -labor of e
LOOKING OVER HIS DESPATCHES ^
having been . COinludcd. lie was c
f[uite friendly* and expressed himself ,
'iiueh pleased*to ,900 mo. Afler.dis- ,
i*tissing the important qnestion of-tluweather
in..all its -hearings?the Pros- *
ident is very weatherwi<o?and' ex- ^
changed views on the best drives and
wailcs iu the neighborhood, wo nalu-ic
rally I'dl'infoconversation On politics, j.1
I say^u.;itur.tHy advisedly, forafter one }
is talked outou-the weather.1 drivrn*; j1
iiutl walking, there is nothing else ?>i'|
ahsorbini^interbst to td{k about liei-c j
inir poii;ics. * <" - t!
,"llow oid'you lilcn my repo,'! of tlie t.v
last conversation 1 had the honor to'0
. iijny with you, iMr. LVesideuL?,\ I .'
t^Ued. as I drew my chair further!
back out of lita mti. jji
'vJt u-:is <]uito correct. You have.? ' \
LfOhtf iTreni'liT." ' , . '
After a pause of a feuvntiuuLes la-;
run a ]vctj that l?o .had ruceiwd t In* I r
morning papers, but liaci nut iime tojook
ocerlhr'm. (lrr " ' 1 ;*v
' You wili tii:d,1> f . ft.liiF,' "n good"*
leal of interesting reading iu:i them. Poriiistance.
it is retmntevL U?uL Ban-/1
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TUE BK1U.W MISMON.
A nnmlii'Vof "pat riots "ill be licrc!J
ihis-evfiimj* lo a^k you for his pl.iee."j I
' Haiutrotlis anxious to be relieved;/1
he u^triLs to.i^o to Itai}* to , live. ile|made
iiis wish. Jciioavu to. mc smiie t'
ime since. I can't, -liowev^sr, relieve p
Lii'ji just now. Jle is thoroughly iu-jj
'i.iiiud on tin* iS:ir. Juaii niu-.stiuii it!.'.
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ill its biiiiriii^, jiiiu his services will;
?e required tit, IJorjjn until the..treaty :}'
etweenus and Great.Untaiu is linai-ji'
v'disposed of.' llisadvitc aiid^s>is.-ju
anee, you see", will be'necessary To ,
elievo him no'w'Nvonld be injudicious, j a;
o say Hit! least. Hut. as he has asked p
o lie allowed to rcsr^ti in the fall heic
an U??n doVo without injury-to Our; t ]
interests. Before October arrives the! jj
treaty ivrH be fixed t.ll right. ;1
"You are sure of that, sir?"
. '-Oil. yes. I am satisfied' that toe.
whole matter of the treaty with iKn^lanibwill
be (settled by that time! i I'1
don't see any reason why it" should I1
Jt
llVt#
'It would bo absurd to ask if 3*011 '
have selected Mr. Bancroft's sneoes>or?"
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PROMISES INCONVENIENT. ''
"Yes; it is tut) soon 'yet to spoil k of j I
that, 1"never make promises before j i1
am sure l oan iulfil iliein. It is ve-j'
ry inconvenient lo have .to keep a;r
promise made loiijf before eimirnstan- j*
ees occurred rendering the fulfilment i'
of the promise undesirable; and it is 11
more iueonvenjent siill to brc k :i s
prolnisev. Sti it is always host.Jo wait I
until you know if you oan do a thin^ |'
before yon promise lo do it. That's^
my opinion at least.'*
'Weil, then, Mr. President, I 'sup-!*
pose you oan read that,paragraph injj
? i ir.
ITU* |lil])lTa Willi Ct^ilUKiilill^ . Ill/It I
about the appointment of llrhjham'l
Wind's son as a West Point cadet ?!
Your attention is called to Ibat matter j
lliis mpvniir;." s
-uWKat have I to do with tliut 1}
If there is any blame to he attached,
to :n;y one ou that account it it will j
nofiwtno. J; i knew-nutliihg about j'
if, nor do I ever know .anythingL
uoout .the appointment of cadets,!
excepting of those.I am myself y.u-|
11 isaimvrwl * T?.n nlloWrfi
me to make ten
APPOINTMENTS TO THE aCADEMY
! ?vi I* . !Ji.? T : . v ~ I
each jean i am pretty careful to
select.from the applicants the sonsj
of soldiers killc?<l in action -and j
t'roYn t!ie sons of men who lis'ivc
ddne tUo State sctyke. Tlies<j boy*
have a certain ri^lit to the appointjncnts.
above"" all others, and the!
'CojauU^irt' least oure-i them rlrc,- re-j
euYimcir^C^ a'^outl effficalion will;.
. mi - t
ijlVtV (i tie nppoimuruuiq a hki>ic|.
this year wure.ol th.at- character.;:
Now the law gives to-each Congressional
district tlr6 ?i|?poicitrrieiit oi,
[one cadet each year. The member.- j
of Co+pre&i makes.th6; nomination j
and scudd^U, to the Secretary 01!
| War. Tio semTs it probably to t-lie j
(.appointment cledv in Ih* oifiee, the
necessary order is made and tlnf.
thing is Uone. fTtie polities of the
^jUmt)<JF"~M' CoTfgrCKS determines
ithe politics of the hoy Selected;
;and so it is that there is always at]
; the fWnt a pfrrty mhjorUy about j
{equaVto tin* tH'aj<-*rit) of tlrn cfoTlri'-j
juant party iu congress. ?\v\\,;
,j about -iliis matter of . v t .
BUIGHAil YOCXC'S SON. .
" *1
lie was appointed by IL'Oper, the
Delegate t'njJu^Utali, 1 k t-.evv
jng 'ot. it utjtil I 3auv bcniethTag
'about it iu the papers. Trobab y
-U.. LIU1
ilio'So^atjiiy of "War never noticed
tbo-^-ukmS oa " tlio . nomination
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tv^it what will bc-Uoiip ahont ir,
Mr; 1* reside tit ? Witt not the Mormons
be likely to argue "from fliis
fuusi i'oc^ijk' tion by . tire. gu.vfcrn
uient of polygamy, in the appoint*
went of tlicrstrirof'Yniiriw to vVest
I'oint, that then1 ether and larger
claims will be favorably considered
lvI*eu jireseiitcd?"
"L don't lliin.-; tlioy will. ;They
<no\v very well how cadets 4ire appointed.
Il.id I known of lloopeivs
intention,1:e^rlyLnly wouhl have
isked * tlio Attorney General
whether I had the power under the
aw to prevent the appointments
md if advised affirmatively 1 won d
iave settled the matter there and
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hen.
"As the affair now stands what
li? you propose to do. sir?"
"I have hot determined on doiii?r
my thing. I am entirely hlamebss.
uid'-wi'i not ueeountahle -tor what
i;i> with uuntr. i mi siuiuw uii:
liu cuso strongly, 1 jo\v.u ver, .and I
WILL TnrXK by IT."
"A'good deal of commcnt, Mr
'resident," 1 then remarked, "was
ity&r in' donioeratrii }*ai|?.ers: on.acini
n : ot your supposed tinwilttngius.V
to appoint the son of the late
}enevu.l Thomas Francis 'Meagher
o West Point Academy.,
VAnd just as basuJesw as the
barge . against me concerning
ifounga son. Certain parties
:anie tome and nsked the appointneut
of. Meagher's son. and rnark:d
his application to be favorably
considered * When sometime afor,
. sent tl'ic appointments to the
lV ? r rwti,.,r \f? ;i <rl inr's: \vn?
id to me with the endorsement that,
he aj>|?lie?nt luul already beerr-apmiuteil
by Mr. lioo>er'eif,:i.j!s\,w
fork .mbfnber of C'du&ress.
f . I ?
THR- CASK OF MR. MEAGHER ?
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ras one very interesting to me, and
var* within therUle I have explam.1
to you. Ilis IViends were too;
mpaticnt;'g . . v ?
"Von made no promise to?; the
inrties who went to you, sir,'1lnit
on Id wrtairJy appoint .(jjeiiend
t u '.v.:
iu;4i;uL"i ^ ^w.n
41 Why no; I rold \on before what
thought or'*lr:isfy promise*. ; I am
etieent on,such oeeiVsious."
./ Yylll vpujm\';Sir, forreeallinsfto
our recollection a statement that
ppeured some time since to kLe retihliean
candidate.
FOlt TIIS .1'llIiSIDENCY?,-v. "
ilon't think that it was ever conradiited.'V
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The President laughed ' and
lireiy away ins .n^ir.
"I wasn't ?i>rry to bea candidate,
ii{ I-u-iw very ;sorry to krtVe the
oinurand of tlio army. There apeared
t?> I/O it uuaiiimity in tliej
uhlie mind before tlio-nominationj
as made* that 1 sItoji.lt! be the 1101:1-!
leiv&t'. tW 1 v | ?V' ? iit- i 11 i :i r tv ,* ' n d it'
to me iliat it. would be iiu-;
o-*srb:e to c<niventrat<* on mjiv other]
an'didate. OK course I won't pay]
hut any oilier candidate could iu>t
>e elected by the Jvpnhli?atH, hat
tiv acceptance relieved tlie party
ronr the danyor of disagreement
ml disHtsnsjprt. ahd-mudc it solid
ml compact. I consented to givc
ip a lite office tor a t<;mp??f?iy,
liou?rli - a higher one, for good
easons. I believed that if" ..
' A DEMOCRATIC I'll ESI DENT
vns elected- there would be little
liaiu'u lor ihone who (ought" for the
Juiori. They would cerlididy have
jot rid of lite office of ComuintHk'rli-Chief
of the Army,-and so shelved
ne. Believing this I went into the
oiliest in earnest. These wore 'tiniiotivc*
thai-actuated mo. 1 think
hoy wore correct. At least 1 am not
orry thai i acted on thoni." s -l"(icnera!
Sherman, Mr. President.,
.s uatfied as your successor. Won 1(1
ic.take the nomination *
-Well, (after a pause) I don't know
Sherman and I are warm friend*, and
[ am iu?t authorized to ?pcak ibi-hiiii.
X uno. thing 1 feel pretty certain,
lowever, a'id that is, that Sherman
ivon't stand on any philfnrm the dejnicrats
will make,- See what the Ohio
kmotViuts aro doing. In thefr'iiow"
Jeparturo platform they adhere to
he r- pudiutioii plank, 'i hat is jiot
nueh of a departure from the old
-taiid."
.' Bui they luivo thrown over all the
jtlu'V dead'issued."
, ' That does not matter. Pendleton,
Davis and
THE FIltE-EATINO SOl&JMttK.EBSA
will piill Ihnn hack. In Tact,
have done it now. No, sir f ^liennan
can have no ajpiyuion with ?Uoh nwau
ll?i is no'-doin>^*fjirt, and nev^'wa*.
lie p.'obaliiy kiMW-s ^ci-y wvte that if
the democracy su^Sed ed the South
- .?u,. iC'Aiil'l itiiiiiiihii # i,
ITH 4VUUC4 Hj . M V '.nilli w
t ho UnifiiVof ! Bo'rftaies, atiif, 'in that
vieWj'oneioic^ of ltif? republic, would
gain jkwWmoii of-the govcriifnMvt
anil InJwcdtomjartfwifc so iur-arf ijn'Y
voulfj. the acts.of, tin; h-publiyun
i}\ That will harfily ho permittc-d
in lt?is century"ai least.
*:>P no ike,; M r i'lfsi^yiit. that . yon
do not seem much disturbed about
?lirs?.* new party- inuvciwcriU fcioutl
and West."
think everything is* tfoin?$ (Xt
all vrght; unii that .the couiitry^. is ra|?i
idly recovering lVom the evil effects oi
tiiO war/* ^ . j?
''Xevortlu'tos.^ the financial' pom*)
<>f your adrp.uii^trallnii ?lue?i ?yf,
popular, 'Minr Piirsi<letil.myliout}iW?
popultu
us any polUy wouw
based on the rediiUwnol^
J . TUB NA-WCH^^j^rVv
W(i have, done deb
iias been reduced etmsiiymbl^ while
tit thu same time, litiJ-^jjlie burden:
liave boon lesseneit. '* We liuva iukei
off e'^hiy-lhi/ee tniUiwtv^of^iM*. ~d
^n't say what U</ngr^b'Wjh'"(l6""Ii(fx;
^ssioik -bull'will r-tdrnmend in De
*&mber that forty mbre' -tjrtllM>nB '"bt
tiken off That will bo one bu ilr-.c
iipd twenty-throe mijtiojns in two
be'abad exhibit."
are yba ?atisti6d; -sir, that a;
':hiui^e iii the financial policy of Mr.
lioutwcll ?-unld nul bci/' bowefioial Lo t
; ilie country al this time?"
IVO'CIIANCEVlft Tll8 'FlilANCI.v'L POLICY; '
' f k ' Jj JSI
_ f<I. tk>n'i.)>co ajiyvnecessi ty - for *-?
jc-huii^e. M r. J*oiitwcli will remain
jSnen tary of the Troasiti"., and 'tburu
I will bu no change in the financial ]>ol
jcy <)h* lln'T govern nYentr. i .'am "futishied*willi
bolli. anii. notwithstanding
j thii'Upjj(*alu>U of some '.of (lib ^pub'hO
jjournalV to tiio Sei'iu:taryy ^ I believe
j the'cuuntry generally is satisfied with
I llim. -J ~ ;i) '\ ?: r
-Von said, ATi* I'rcsid iiit, when 1
' .-Sivy you.on rfcYiday,. - that. Mr. ^Tish
i\vouW ronrnm'.in the <iiaf>inel -?M ill
i lie repor ed '1 i-agre egie1_betweey J
hi:n .and the Iitis>ian Minister have
tliis effect of qualifying your deeisiuil
in Ihat respect ?" v
' No; I suppose the aHai r' to wliTi h
you allude was very trivial 1 don't
know the fuels sufficiently well now 1
(o feel j untitled in speaking further on.
the matter. It will Ij\j reported. to ,
me, ??!" emirsi^atiil I f tlnifi ho-abUr
to say what I shall d^nibuuC:. it^ii'/.ii^.
deed, it will be woith while doing
anything."' 'r
"in any case it is not nicely to-wc a
sceond Ivinif William-Benedetti affair?"
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"No, indeed," replied the Prc^idciitj
with a smile. '*r* s"V '^5'" S
^ '*J .-fx f. f
"THE RELATIONS lip. RUSSIA
with this govern men t arc,'lis tfiey al;
:waytf.h;tve Ijitieii, vurv co. dial,: and.it :
wfriilrl take n.uch to dft?turb th'rni."
"The Prince AlexU will, I euppos ,
receive a warm \velcome o? Ins arri- ,
val her e T V" ' " & 1
.?* v* . i u.. ii? a
I his recejMiuup uy me uiu&ctm
j will. I have no rlotibt whjtteterj' 5c ,
wry hearty. Tl>& government wiii }
receive.him with,the same hopora u> j
were af-c-onlcd the son t>P'the Qnotii <
tif (ireat Liritajn. There wilj.. ho a
fs(Jija'ii;oii iii iS'ow Yoi'li to him'when"
tie arrives." %" :; >' y
The""lio?r for Itinehcon having; ar- ,
i T . _ . t. > .1.1 ii : 1
I m ou jmook niv leave, arm im rnw- .
d^utj^tind to rx'ucl lUo jumpers.
will leave to-morrow morning by tin-!,
t-ariy.bent for Ne<V Yotflfand ]>ut Hj)
si. iiiv fii'ili; Avonucj IItiivl. In tii.tr)
uvoi./hij jlerAvilJ^ lalctt' $ho boat i'oj"tW'st
rnliit. ' His family will aeeomjiany
liim. ~1 V
Tribute o|" Respek
Bethel c'nrr.cir, )
v T v %}' '3?. lffET o " jj
! Tlie QuarterlyOon&rtMicb bf llfo
i Xiiift;, :Six ciiTuijt bavo parsed tin._
hollowing prcainMo and Resolutions i.i
' regard to tlie death of . JAMJ23- AI (
[RI^LxfeUSON, of" p$<ity40JL$)
&>flle i'oiii.iy. fijlli (
- \flicrVas', tlii.s Conference not being ;
| permiUoI to tnll the -iw.njo (oi;. Januns ,
! M. .Richardson on tfiufrSrplIij tut be- (
j itig nssul'u! thatfns nafifo Ta ciirollcd ,
in JI-VHven, would make bod^;toCM'cT
of lh.c Ji'e and chunk'i*t* of -ilteir dc- *
coasted brot her, -who died: ibe 11th of
March, 1871, agi'<l 58 goal's; wan nn 1
ollicial.'member of tliOi .Clwrch 15
years; was ever at his post when ,
duty called; and haying what is noi ;
| common, ample worldly means, a gen-,
crous heart and liberal hand, warever
ready to do whatever Iho l-hurch '
said was his uuty.
vrhcreifrre? "
IUy.tvd, l^t, That in tbc: death of"
Urolher James M. liicha.rdson, the
Ninety-Six Circuit has Just1 one of itmost
effic ient and libera! stewards. , ,
j tie>u!vnf, 2nd, TliaV whifst' sadness
i overwhelms iik in the great lo&s, \\ o
I cherish.Hio tnml-hope, Aliafwo will J
i meet our beloved"brotherboyoird the
.. ... A,< .1 . TT VT,
! river. 00 - ^ . - - ? - i
luxo've^ 3d. That on a page of. the
of the Conference journal, his name
j beinveribedas a memorial of our love 1
' to him.. i il ' 5
lumlfiid, 4th, That wc mourn with
I lit"* afflicted wile and children ; and
I *'> 1
will pray that grace and consolation
maybe given them; and that they
Hiy his Chri.-tUn example and-the
(grace of God, may be led to the same ,
i bright woHtLabove ;
Jino/vfit, 5th, That the Secretary
I furnish a copy of these resolutions to
I .1.' . '.i .. l -i 'i.l " o ,'i. . i
| IUU WHO 1^11(1 (JIII-11 t'UIJO Ol lily Ut'CtNIH*
| otl, fti.d publish thcni in the Press ami
djvuuer. 5j- ?"TV jr'p* / rrIIEXEY
iL MOOD,.RE. ?
I - V ? J'>iPi i." . . p\.' 5
x? c^i^iscomb, rci- j
..Secretary.
Edgefield Advertiser copy.
' ' ** V' >- jy. '
?. ..?? V. .v ?.V . .
' New Advertisements.
. \ rt? ; .?3D
We direct attention totbofollowing
new advertisements'
i I A Tr ? - " '
i J)i csy Goods?Emporium of Fti#h|
ion. %
j jfroireo?T. M. WilUamson, Sehoti}.
1 rOomini^ioiicr.T :
i; ! Krodi Arrivnls.?T-?r!;?r\V Lee. 3\,
The Woven Wiry ?J. D
1 j Chalmers & On
! CiiaLioii?L. L. 'Gf tiffin,./Probate
Ifoflc. - "* -"i
pp.-'Ci.uilion?L. L. Guffln, Probate';
j^dVrO-' ^ ... ... , , j
.'Citatiou?T5. L.V4 Guffin,.-.: Rrobate
:3?udge. < *,
,? jSoticq to School Coi^idi?$frncra^n
j? J. k.TilMon. ii
Ico?John Knox.
'l i Ko^olo ^iclsson?Ji'-Jv.pA]fto- and.
L T. J. Arnold. . '
4' KolicC to' Tax-payers?Mii1
ford. ;Vv]^^5*yr
wards: ^ ^
X Trip to ,t.ho*'^dv^XttSA JjCrrcon-'
I vilk Si Culuwlm I?. R.
% %
CLINTON MM*;
% -T-1 11 prf
k-SthOrc will>:b? ;j?ii-?x^^r?i?ani?
Cirliou of this Lod^e, held in Lud^
u io?.t;, <8
Hall, on next lhursday afternoon,; aE
5 ?o'utoclvv" - wiif .p^eaStt atj=
toiidi 4^7',order ttf tKo :!!/.;',l~
fcT. Ql'AKLES, 1
Si-crctur}!
Juno 13. 1871. i
Rica}HF'
, MAUULKD, June 6th 1871, at
the PicsUn tcrian Parsonage,
ijtwudesvillc. $! O.ybjy Kev.i&I I'.
Nicholson,1 Dr. J. G. Gil^on, of
E;t ton ton, Ga., and Miss Alice p.
B.itV'k, >?K nl>l,)c<ille Gnnn^.^SM^.
ARRIVALS AT
I'iie Alar^iir.ill Jtiouse
S'ixcfi LAST FRIDAY?'*'
V . p-'\ :V t cJ
. P Ke niu-1ly?NV i U i a m Low ry,
llonYy Bonner, Due" West; G W Burnsjli
1;' liartholnvv, F S Meredith, Baltimore
; Charles Smith CoUesbury; .J H
Bruce, II 11 Ilcmplilllj Abbeville> &
h'lcimninc, G & C, Iw It j J NV^tNivlngton.
c. ,-v- JOHN A. MAYS,
< - : _k *
V O Proprietor.
^vr^jllowift'fr named persons have
fi$fp|t in'the Depot
L D Bowjc, N Bradley A,Co, A Hoggs
r'W Crawford, J E Bradley, G Cade, U
5 DuBose, En right & Snvi'tli; Thos EnIvi^i,
tl E|Tjfrftrds, J En right, A Hull, J
D iiaskyil, C.:E Haskell, Jay & IV J
Kurtz, J Knflx, 'J L Lesley, J B Leroy,
W T. McDonald,? 2tfonre & Co, Q D ^filler,
J D^eise, J A* Norwood, W H lWkcr,
L Parker; Q, 1* A Co, \V.S]>Tnce, J)r
li Ilhett JSIjs^psajSiiukiua, SealJSv&It,
r & Co. J Young, A T Widemau,
MWinstookr. * ' i \
No goodd 'delivered until freight: is
paid. 9 Kxi V-v* % '--'J
J.' W. MA ftSIIALL,
- j- '-j:, - Agent.
. ; MitftltS, ' ;
? JL, K*' VP. v
Abbeville, J une 10.?Cotton 14
?r *> ,> rv" '
^ nKTW -York, 'JRrne ^i3:?<Jold 12}.
Flour quiet and unchanged. \\*licnt
rjulot and steady. Corn quiet and !firm.
Pork steady, at 10.00. Cotton qfliet and
Muictt-rtrptond.? 20; Orleans 2i>f; taleb
*,000 bales. j"$\'
1P.^ JL?Cottop-^tiiet fthd;easy?sales
l,ft)8 baleR?u i)Iaii dV"2D. Flour steiuly.
Whejit ^easier? winter red and amber
Western i.6T>@l.f>3J. Corn closed dull,
it 7o(5i"G. j.Pork.lii;avy, at 15,75^10.00.
3old 12J@1_2J. _
pirAiu.ESTjpN, Juria 10.; ? Cotton
jMlet?tuiudiing 10 }?alei4i>oH?aie3.
'A net'STA, J u ue 11&~Cotton opened
but cloned quiet, at 1S?; baies 3u
JUR'S. ./(,
Livkhpool, June 13.?Noon.? Cotion
lirmcr?uplunila Sf; Orleans 8*@
xdluj'IB.OiK) bal?.
ilikvillTcT H.~S. .
, 7th June, 1871.
dltjce .boartd op; op i \
Tkacueus foh Abueville Co , J
" i "
lo the Several Boards of Trusteed
for Abbeville County,
- ' So nth Carolina.
PURSUANT "to an order from
the State Superintendent of Edu
Nation, you are notified and required
"to call meetings of tfie
voters of your. respective -Districts
. ' * 1 .31 sjtj <i:n
.1? Ol.l. ?F T?,.o, 1Q7t v
OU llll? VI t/.UWVj lull) ^Kjuuir
Jay.) - .
Clork of said Boards to give
public notice of' said meetings
ten days before said'faceting^
. Meetings of said Boards mav
adjourn from time to time.
&aid. meetings ify?? levy ft tax
'for support of public schools," in
a sum ifot exceeding three djUan
for each child in- their respective
/ .t. ? -Townships
between the ages of sti
and sixteen years, according to the
census of said children. .
Tlios. M. AV illtamson, ,
\r JX ^ --V ~ '
jSchqol Commissioner
\ f 9- * . ? . Vf?
Abbeville-County.
XumS 0,1871, 7-- 2t jjy -
tosrahP jdrors
' ' * " 'v ; . ^ a \f > jy:
?- %
.# ?.*.-/ . 'Vtjf
Tt HS'-G rrtnd. tTfefhnre \vHV> server
Term of Conn
of Glijacfntl Suasions, 1871, an
notified-. not to attend at ririS
.i'uture iitrnift of si\iU. Uourt (lunn<:
bcjcar 1871.
M ATTIIE W", MgBONA LD, ^
.
Clark's Office A. - ,r -f
i :Jtma7, 18)1, Y^2i; ' ' '
Splendid- 5khv Cbromoi
JUST?BED?I VXD,-i
J. D. CHALMERS &C0
J i.vr' <L
JUST IHi
& & >,3? v J"
V A J?i- < At- f
- ?v-r?r;? *" y
JUST AMlVEjj,l?qTc!|e
in Milan, Neapolitan
Straw and Chip-Hats and B6rt
nets. . Also, Ribbons, Flowers
j Laces, Rouches, &c. Fricei
| reasonable?first class-Goods?
, the best taste employed, ant
I everything sold for CASH,-a
; the , .
Emporium of f ajiioft
A hbcvrillp.,"R: O. :
,?tjsT' REP!ma
41 DOZEX Chignons of tin
newest shape;; Also,-an
ot^ef dozen 'pairs of rPerfumec
Bracelets, Spar Necklaces, &c.
at the ' ::
4iu: '-i: ; ' tia *>. *
Emporium of Fashion
.
rff^XTC^ET) find E-mbroi"dcrc<
. f[-' -Skirts, Gowns,'Chemise
Embroidered Yokes;/ Stampei
Yokes for Embroidery,-Corsets
Panniers, Breasfc-'Prot^etors, Ho
sierv, See.,) Sold by ladies, a
tho v . . ... 9
kmpfcrinm ;<3f Fasliibi]
at* ' ' i ^
Handsome!
! ifii.' ! ? -r'7'' *
i O EAL Lace Jackets, Man
I " -C , j < *A' t _ J
a*/ ties ana roinrs. ^.-visi
Summer Shawls, at the
EMPOmjM. OF FASIIIOS
T0~H0U&KEEPERS I
Paper shades, line
. Shades, and ^ottinghar
Lace for Curtains, c Also, Wal
Papering, at the
Cmporium of Fashion.
White Goods. r.v
'-^T TTT T onvl Voi'nartnlr vol*
M. iJiJ (VilU U1UCUVU| V VI
cheap, jChecked, Swis
and Embroidered Muslins, Swis
and Jaconet Kmln'oiderie^Lacej
, Frilling^;' Edgings, Inserting
Collars, Cuffs, Longcloths, ver
cheap, Handkerchiefs, &c., a
the . , ; .
EMPORIUM OF FASinOH
GENTLEMEN
WJ ILL find a beautiful Iiri
?/?./ a. xi _ i ^ EEC.T
! V ,f or '4jassiinere$, a guu<
I line: of CSltonade^ Drills, Ho
! siery, Collars, Cliffs, Cravats
&e., at the
EtoBHTiff OF FASHION.
GOOD ADVICE! ~
IP you arc going to Abbevill
aiul expect, to buy Dr
(jruods for CASII, ? r we ad vis
von to no where vou can cc
the best assortment-?go to tli
house that deals exclusively i
Dry Goods and Millinery?Yes
- go to the * . yV -4
EMPOHIUM OF FASHIOK
"BUTTERICK'S
Pattern s
a GEXCY. for the sale (
r\ these justly celebrate
patterns, at the
fflFOHIOl = FASHION
Maj 12,1871 3-t" . i
. ' 4, - - * **
:i ^lYVATER WHEEL,
Mill Gearing,Shafting Pulleys
f
i ?OQlE?H#%a??
C^LSE^O FPJ?A CIROUlAlL-fe'
' FOR SALE BY
TROWBRIDGE & CO,
tits Tnnt A Hrp'e Snimtall!)
11VU illllB Ai Vi>U U UU|ivt]iu?v^?>.
i 'jg.'. iil!, 01
REASONS BIB TERM!
, March 24, 1871 *18?3t
m
[ SI
| 1 II THE ?#111*1
LAND AND MMIGR AT
^ Tjndcir thc auspice# the "South Carolina St
ai'ly,' V^iU givfeii, rfried of Concert*, at the
rorijincncinK October Int. 1871, for the ouri
. U|H?^4awUns<^?ctetl by the A
railrtnteaif ta?nrp<^riUottu?frrintlfe State o'l
a poVtatlon thither.and support for the first ye;
" xlLji'tiiltiSVtiS liS ouUTH CAIWUa',
. {. F. Perry, Governor M. L. Bon burp.'Gen
, ,^ad Hurt, Hoik Jaiyes A. Treuliolm, GoverJ
*11..
$500,000 to be awarded to tlito T-iokbt HoWt
iiaiwM mi Hio b'iiMf. oP ^k!tol)(*r. 1801. fit. flit* 1
,uv*?yy v?* .j | ?av n
<11 w filch (fay the drawing commence*.
150,000 Season tickets of Admi?8?
All "(he? premiums, including Deed aiid,t$
1 e, will be deposited with the N'utioiml liunk
500,000 IN
st Gift, Academy of Musi? Charleston, &' <
; . annual rental of aboutfhnii Opera
injr being about 230 fet'L^y G!), and aitunfrh
in the centre of the city, and well known
valuable property in Charleston ^valued t
v "d. (firr?
v.d. Gift?Ca?h.. t* ?>" t? m i .? ..... r.
?u?. (Jift^-Crtsh..:. ...". ..
h.^fiift?Cash..., .....viv.
f ;?> vtui??vhhii..., .........-...tut.
ft*?C?ali.-.......-l.
.tJJ.CJifts- >... *.x> *...*?<:
'/>$ rtifts?ca8ii..c...
>.W >... cue
\ J,401 Gifts, amount to i
r BUTLER, CHADWIC
Agents South .Carolina Land -as
r-' ->a ^ /* ' # _ General! *3
Uolrti t;iia
>i. General Al
. . .' , gU
COMMISSIONERS AXD iiUPK
.len. A. R. Wright, of Georgia. Co
Lten. Bradley T. Johnson, of Virginia. Hi
June 9,1871,7?4t ' r:r'
, , i ?
1T1 TBI
0-.7- ' /?'" ox*- 7"'' '
!: NTow is Tom- Cljhce'to; Mike
}\ v; ' "" i
( IF YOU.wnnb lo*are mnnoyin pnrehr
' J IX&.-L'A I>I ES'~ nn<l OR NTS' SIlttK
; old ?t KAPHAS & SKLARZ' ST(
'* o the country people to get. their J
rand buck to examine ojir NEW ?TOOJ
1 ?Ve will ^iTo'a dfisi'ojbint pf -2} j>$r efe'Att 01
U .o live an(| let live, 6pmo,aD<l t4'^ foV jou
% ? Your will firid"oifr>Stock:t)f';" * j *l
Hrj GaQ^; CMMiul GelU' Farms
,. ' , : ' 'y ] J ' ' ' ' '
_ 'or Gents' and,Ladies/and for.lho. Grcat;
tjome and ?ive tjs a call without, fail, to si
rind at the CORNER STORE, next to tb
KAPHAN ?
June 2, 1871.6?tf ' , {H . /n "5f: .
n ' ?
!i Mi. Ma-AH CcBty.;:
IK THE COMMON PLEAS.
Hounr P. Fu 1 ler/Ex^f / vs. MailuI<hl At |S
' Harris, Thoniaa Stewart et al. , J
Compluinh to Afurahal Aistts, Call in | ^
J . - Creditor*, cC'C. . / *v
'* numXTAXT to-order of Court. In 8
iS this case, the creditors of the Es- ,
j nice of Thmnas Harris, dee'd, are hereby 1,1
' notified.to present and ?prove their deV
nilmfx against said Estate .before moon b<
y *r J e' >re .the 8tii of August next, aff toy HC
1 )tllcc, or be barred. - w
MATTHEW McDOXALD, . p<
^ ^ ? 2no/?!'ol ..Pnforop. |(J
9 V. l a miu Jjnvtw,
i -Ckjfk'aOinre, A/C. ^ 'j 5
8th May, 187K J . ?
- u~~* . I I L. >
v ? '. 'k'z^jujr ** < v'
I WANTED Tfl RENT.
- f : j & '
4 GOOD Piano, for *-vIfich a fair ""
IX pricq vyill be paid. ^ jt
JOHN A. MA VS. *
Marshall Hcfasc, Juno 2,1871, G - tf.
! WANTED,?
y ^"KRDERS on ths County Treasurer,
* - -I.- i.
c w XOr Wllicn Lliu ui^ucau jriivy-iuii i
be'jmid |n cash..x ,
e ' HUGH WILSON.
; i ' i 1
>, ^ ^ $4,00?. _
. /' '} >"*:' \ ft' ?*
AX GOOD COLLATERALS, to :
the highest bidders,- in amounts
^ to sujtcustomcrs. , i
i' C. V. HAMMOND. ,,
Miiy 12,1S71, 3?If V
i ?-?s j
r- KTotice
Til tmm Mil fiMTOM '
Ill A WAfelW _
Estate' Hutsori J?- Lomax.
f
ALL persons having claim* agains1 ^
titih Estate will present tin
jsuine to the AdmirnVtrtttoit Tirost
indebted will savu costs by immediate
payment.
L. II. ItUSSELL, . - Administrator.
u
" May 26, 1871, 5-4fc
"NOTICE.
ii : ' * a
v i'-v v' -.1
^ ]\rOTE^T.n'^drTood:':B?fe
X 1 & Co.', ittr $300: payable % L.
II. Rua^-ll ol* bearer;1 dated Oct.' J4
107(1 In.tt -_.l I
ioiv, ?b iubi/j uuu una ucuii p.u?.
!. ' L. II. RUSSELL. J
Juno 2, 187J, G-2iu.
" B1
%-V ">M ML)-omiMt
mMWimffl*
. -Si.i,T? * & w * vJ ?*' *>' V
Ate Agriculnral And Mechanical Bo*
Acatkunp of Musie,-Charleston, S. C.,
Xtee of i*i?igg tt"/iuui ta enaWr>$miwoclatioirfor
liVrmea of; ITorihcrn and*
r South Carolina, uud fortuelr irausI
' ... ' 'lUA-?.?General
Wado Hampton,,Hon.
eiifl Johufwu H?f;oocT, Hon. Anup*
Jf? J. Ii- Maiinlim tTun i ,11 Manira.
.-? ,-f 1 . v? '
ira of the Series of Concejte-t? CSom.cadciuy
of Mudic.'CUttrl^^ton. S.-C., /
F
? ?- i mtrir
h,|^D0 More. at I5 ?aclI
ftiheato of Title to A^lemyW&It* (
of ihe liepubiic, New York.
C3IFTS. . iji
v., cost CO tmiiit $230,00ft, fcavlgjj, at*. ft
House, ?tore>* after flaWs'^ttifr Mflld-- -J*
t corner of King .mho Mrirk^
to be the ttnest building- fcncf Tjiiosfc
: ' ' . -- ?sypu ?
...V. ^7?^Kqq*
li $1,1)0) . " *2^000 M; >.
Li $4)0 12^500
-h 1U1) ,35,000* wm4
h r>() .'.... w.. ioV. .112,500
ii 2T? .......r....vlfl^00 J[
ll / i t//i?xliliMiy".'!"!600 ?
K, GA^T & CO., \
4 Immigration Association^
rf-: 0. BuHM"-* f?
tiwiek, EM.r } - "dfliriestoh,/Sfr.CL.
.W.Gary; J ' \
RVISCm'S OF Dr.AWTNO: .j?'
1" it W. P.ti't.IpirTiw* nf Srtiith HawB*.
>a. iiogcrA. Pfyor, of
i One Dollar
isinij yoar^ DRY GOODS, C^^WI;S.
DOMESTICS of all sjwtsTft^o)RE,
ns 'we are i/ow^vfqga
JliY GOODS at costt
Ivuf G 0 ODS, eonpiftiii^ of'nlp-sfcrt.
1 tho Dollar as wo rtjcan
isoiif i **/{."< >
.fX itV: /' - '- ' '"'O i:1'-"
hi*;;- -*
tfiSt
Bifrgjiiiis yon will bo oil astoniab^.
itisfy 'tho curiosity which yo^B-will
o Conrt House......... , ..t
iSKLARZ.
OFFICE TC)WN clilJNCILv'
V, . , 24^h May,
fDE Ordinance of 24tJ* i&ptcrob<& .
[- 1S70, requiring oM Beef, Mutton"
ork, or other bntgher'smoat, bronghx
--::i\ "'ix.'J. .t -
>r saiu win)111 iu,c cyrpuraiu imimwi,
a exposed for. Httio .the 3l<urisrt
[ousc, and requiring a liconso.to a?P
18 been repealed:
JfcreaFter ho licenso to
5 required, but t ho c-utring. ?]*. and
lling of .Butcher'a meat on , therndo
ulks of Streets;-i^fuj:]ytf.d?n,under a
irialtv of not' ra^rc than Hfrvo tforora
r each offciM-e. v. ?5 .'.
Sellers of butcher's meat will- b*
lowed to deliver meat to. thei^ (|U5r
tneraabah^r Vc^i<lem^8.r ^
i f. C. PaPSK .
j a j
AUV^UUUUVl T
? ?)? 10-1 ^ ??, ' ^
' F3ESH SALMON, '* .
iPis?a?&y?fsifi:
...
Fresh Tomatoes,
GREEN COR*,
rOECESTIESHIRS ' SAM
Pewweir, P
HOW-CHOW12 PICKLES,
W&4 ::: ' ?
Mixed Pickles,
Just, jcccivcd, at
1 n-1 r. ie
May zu, IOi1, o?ii
1 LOT OF
7 j: ii $ . '?
CHOICE IMPROVED |
JOTXON SEES,
4 Jk - / ?W. - .. . - t
r .?!?
FOR SALE,
I f* <y . . <{ V ' :> "i
LOW FOR CASH, BY
Qli irles, Perriu &
March 17, 1871, 47?tf 1 -j ?
? 1 ? Z-^J- .
TVTwftr otvi
HfcW ill Ltd
Joltsgt Bedsteads, at
LOW Prices.
S Q.
AT , ,
..- )
D. Chalmers & Co.'s
ril 7, 1S71 50, tf