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Porel?n Aflklm NKW YORK, Maroh 14.- The Preach Belief Committee of the Chamber of Commerce has received the following telegram, dated London, March 13: Chan. H. Marshall, Chairman of the Loudon Committee, is doing efficient work, and a practical application of re? lief is going on promptly and energeti? cally. Further contributions of relief, however, are much needed. (Signed) CHAS. LANIER. LONDON, March 15.-The Qermnn army of occupation is supplied by tho French commissariat, and requisitions have rexsed. The bark Luna, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, is at Queenstown, leaking. The captain fell overboard and was drowned. The cattle plague is fearful in the neighborhood of Lille. The Telegraph's special corresponden! anticipates serions disturbances in Paris nbout the middle of lent'. PARIS, March 15.-The situation al Montmartre is absolutely without threat ening features. Favre has returned, Theirs presided over the Cabinet Conn oil to-day. Tho governments genernlb are recognizing the republic. Ti ; journals continue to urge the govern men to orush disorders. It is reported tha the pestilence at Versailles is authorita tively denied. BE nr. IN, Maroh 15.-The Emperor i expected to-morrow. He declines a pub lid reception. LONDON, March 15.-Tho Manch este Guardian states that negotiations for th recension of Alsace and Lorraine, for i consideration, is pending. The steamer Oceanic again put bael disabled. The British ship Admira Lyons, from Pensacola for Plymouth was abandoned at seo. The crew wu saved. FLORENCE, March 15.-The Govern mont nsks an extraordinary credit c 200,000,000 livres to complete tho armn meut of tho country. The Chamber c Deputies has approved the bill pro vic ing guarantees for tho Bishops of th Roman Church. American Intelligence. WASHINGTON, March l-l.-The follow ing members voted ayo on general un nesty: Bigby, Bingham, Blair, of Mb souri, Buckley, Burchard, Cook, Dt Large, Farnsworth, Farwell, Finke!I burg, Foster, Frye, Hale, Halsey, Ha ria, of Mississippi, Hay, Hill, McGrcw Mitchell, Morphis, Pierce, Platt, P( land, Sheldon, Shoemaker, Smith, Spec Sutherland, Syphcr, Thomas, Wakema and Whiteley. Press despatches through regub channels confirm the private advices < the election of Claytou as Senator fro Arkansas. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, via HAVAN. March 14.-A grand ball was given c board tho Tennessee last night, wilie was attended by the notabilities of ti island. Tho commissioners to day ui visiting tho country ut the invitation the authorities, and correspondents n rusticating in every direction. King tou is alive, every horse and carrin] being engaged. WASHINGTON, March 15.-The late returns from New Hampshire show a m j o ri ty of about 1,000 ou the State tick and a clean Democratic Congressional d legation. The present is the first i stance wherein the Democrats ha swept New Hampshire siuco Pierci. campaign. The House caucus last night agreed report the joint committee's Ku Kb bill, subject to free debate, modiliuatii and amendment. Tho Houso is fillibu8tering to preve Butler from introducing his Ku Kl bill. Eldridge, risiug for a parlinmei ary questiou, asked whether it was order to iutrodnce a bill for tho suppri sion of the Ku Klux in New Hampshii lu tho Senate, West introduced a L direoting the Seoretary of War to det an engineer to survey for a system levees in Louisiana. Referred. lu tho House, the Committee i Foreign Affairs was ordered to inqui whether lower California would he desirable acquisition to thc Unit States. After long fillibtisteriug, motion of Pel?is, of Maine, it was solved that a select committee of tb i rte bo appointed by tho Speaker, wht duty it shall be to inquire iuto the ec ditton of the late insurrectionary Stat so far as regards tho execution of I Jaws and thu safety of the lives un i p: porty of citi/.eus of the United Stat and report the result of their inveoti? lion to this Houso iu December nc with such recommendations ns they a deem expedient; and that said coom tee be authorized to employ u clerk u stenographer, to sit during the recess Seud for persons aud papers, to ti testiinouy, aud to visit, at tin ir disc tiou, through a Hub-committee, any p tiou of the Southern States during recess; and thut tho expense of s commut?e bo paid from the conting fuud of the House. Passed by 121 64. A concurrent resolution that C gross adjourn on tho 20th passed. 'J Speaker announced tho following or. mitten under Peters' resolution: But of Massachusetts, Shellabarger, Kell Maynard, Coburn, Buckby, Stevens ?Burdett, Cox, Beck, Arther, Wadi and Robinson. The vote on the select committee thirteen WAH as follows: Ayes-Repu ouns 126; Democrats 04. Nays-Rep lilians 50; Democrats 14. This res? tion closes out the Ku Klux business this session, aud adjournment ou M day is probable. The Republican Senators cauct four hours to-day, aud meet again morrow. Trumbull, Morrill, Buck ham, Conkiiog, Sawyer, Kellogg Robertson spoke io opposition to the Klux legislation. Weither report-The barometer fallen in Texas during the day, but remained nearly stationary from Loi ana to Florida. A alight fall has beep experienced along tho en tiro Atlantic const, where the pressure is now some? what abovo the average. The lowest pressure still remains over Iowa and Illinois. A North-east galo was experi? enced last night on Lnku Superior, and high or fresh winds North of the Ohio River, but these have abated during tho day. Threatening weather, with fresh sud gentle winds, is now reported on the L ikos, East Atlantic und the Gulf. Fair wcathor ou the South aud middle Atlantic. The barometer hes risen slightly siuce List evening at the Hooky Mountains and Pacific stations. Pro? babilities-Threatening weather with fresh or brisk winds ure indicated for Thursday along the Atlantic coast. Cloudy and falling weather and fresh or brisk winds on the Gulf and Lakes. NEW YORK, March 15.-Chas. Pardoe, convicted of burning a ship, has been sentenced to be hung. His associates were sentenced to ten years at hard lubor. Tho directors of the New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad elected the following officers: Joseph Raynor, President; Harrison Durk, Treasurer; John Howell, Secretary. Tho Executive Committee to serve the following year, and to whom is confided the manage? ment of tho affaira of tho company, are: Oakes Ames, Ed. Morgan, Jos. H. Bal? ker, Harrison Bur kee, John Steward, L. P. Morton, John A. Griswold and Wm. S. Williams. MEMPHIS, March 15.-A terrific gale, about noon, struck the Northern portion of tho city, uurooliug many houses, in? cluding tho Station & Bradley blocks. RAXIBKW, March 15.-Tho evidence iu the impeachment trial of Holdcu closed yesterday. Hon. W. A. Graham opened with the argument for the prosecution to-day, speaking four hours. Ho will be followed by Messrs. Boydon Sc Smith for the defence, aud Hon. Titos. Bragg will close on Saturday for tho prosecution. Tho vote will be taken next week. THE CUESTE?, S. C., TKOUIILES -We are glad to sen that tho recent very seri? ous and alarming couditiou of a fiai rs iu Chester, S. C., bas passed off without a serious collision between tho races. The action of thu leading citizens of Chester, in aiding thu military to restore order and peace in the community, shows that thc white people of the town were not responsible for the disturbances which threatened, a few days since, to assume the character of a real war of races. We ure confident that the reeeut troubles iu York, TJuioj and other Coun? ties in the State, ure the work of negroes and carpet-baggers, and are fomented now for political purposes. These "out? rages" are concocted and got np by the carpet-baggers, who throw tho poor ne? groes headlong into tho melee, cause them to commit atrocities upou the whites, for which they aro suitably pun? ished, aud then "report" to Washington the fact that tho lives of Union Dieu are not safe in South Carolina. The killiug of the poor negroes, tho dupes of these infamous white men, who egg them on to acts of turbulence and violence, is used at the North and iu Congress as pretexts for further reconstructed out? rages upon thekSouthern people. We fear that very much of the late troubles in Carolina is duo to direct in? struction* from Washington. The Ku Klux bill uow before Congress will fail to receive a majority of that body unless supported hy new acts of Southern rebels. Hence tho now crop of outrages which wo have lately witnessed in our sister State. The white men of Chester have acted nobly throughout these diffi? culties, and now they make a noble step in advance of what they have already done, aud have tendered to Gov. Scott their advice aud services in aiding him to restore, through the agency of the civil power of the State, order, peace and quiet among ali classes of the people. We learn that a large number of I he leading and most influential citizens of Chester aud tho adjoining Counties were to have a coufereuco with the Governor on Monday last, at Columbia, in relation to these late troubles, and with a view to tho restoration of peace and good will between the races. We are satisfied that these troubles have been very great? ly exaggerated. They aro, however, quite bad enough and ought to bo sup? pressed.-Amjutta Chronic!)! und S??tinel. GAKI?ATJDI-HE IS TKKATKIJ SWAMI: ruMA*. - Garibaldi was om; of Huilions ai the meeting of the Constituent As? sembly of Franca, at Bordeaux, and was regarded willi uneasiness by the con? servatives. He wanted to make a speech, but was not allowed the opportunity. The correspondent of the London Nar* says: "As Garibaldi left the house, tito Na? tional Guard presented urms lo him. M. Finers, quite iu a rage, went np to the officer in command und said, 'Why do you do that?' 'Because,' said the officer, without n moment's hesitation, *ho is Gen. Garibaldi; hu is a Deputy; he has como to tight for France; and ho is thc only genet al who has taken a Prussian Hag.' M. Thiers made uo reply, and I should think he must bu sorry that he asked the question. As ho got into his carriage, accompanied by Gen. Bordono and two aides-de-camp, Garibaldi had i pi i ti; an ovation. He rose and saw stand? ing upright that legendary figure, with which pictures have made all the world familiar. He had a groy cloak over his red shirt, and wore a loose browu felt hat, of the kind called a wide-awake. Ile said a few words only, to the effect that he had come to Franco to fight for the Republic; that he should have been happy to serve Rquihlieau Frauen in any way; but that his mission was over, uud that he should start that night for his borne in Caprera." A Liverpool journal is authority for the story that u wealthy Englishman, Thomas Dutton, recently deceased, le t ?2,000 in his will to the family of the late Gen. Robert E. Lee. TUB Ku ?.I4UX.->Cor)gresa is .just uow. busily ougagod {u p?r?eot?ug another ono of ita "lecoustmotion" measures for the purposo of embittering more and more tho people of the South against the Oe* lierai Government. Majority and minority reports have been laid boforo tbo United States Sen? ate, bj Ibo h?lfet committee appointed to iuvestiguto tho alleged outrages in the Southern States. The committee confine their report to au account of tho condi? tion of North Carolina. Fifty-two wit? nesses were examined-of whoin twenty nine were Republicans, twenty-one De? mocrats, and tho odd one a minister who had no politics! convictions. The majo? rity report is signed by Senator? Scott. Chandler, Wilson, Rice and Nye, and their conclusions in relation to North Carolina are summed up us follows: 1st. That the Ku Klux organization dues exist, has a political purpose, and is composed of members of the Demo? cratic or Conservative party; that it han sought to curry out its purpose by mur? ders, wbippiug, intimidations, and vio? lence against its opponents. '2d. That it not ouly binds members to carry out decrees of crime, but protects them against conviction and pu 11 is liment, first by disguises und Becrecy, and se condly, by perjury, if necessary, upon the witness stand and in the jury box. 3d. That of all the offenders agaiusf tho law in this order-aud they must b? immy hundreds, if not thousands - be cause these crimes uro shown to be com mitted by organized bauds, ruugini from ten up to seventy five, not ouo bat yet been convicted in the wholo State. a * * While engaged prosecuting our inquiry as to North Carolina, man; communications have been received call ing for examination into tho outrages o a similar character to those cotnpluinei of iu that State, which have been com mitted before and siuce the commit te was organized, by bauds ol' men in dis guise in other States. Complaint i made that within the last two weeks th capital of Kentucky waa entered in th night by iv body of men, armed n'u< masked, who proceeded to the jail, too possession of it, set ut liberty a mu charged with murder, and then rod away unmolested. Shortly before thu the jail at Union, S. C., was entered an ten prisoners taken out and killed. Lik complaints of murder, scourging an violence, without redress and ?lomani] for investigation, and the protecting an of the Government against these law let marauders, have been forwarded froi the States of South Carolina, Georgi? Florida, Mississippi, Virginia, Koutuck] Texas and Tennessee. Into nono of these could the commi tee examine, considering it better to pu sue our inquiry to completion, if puss ble, iu one State, rather than take pa tiul or disjointed statements us to all, un leaving to the Senate tho deterrniuutiu of whether the public iuterests requii this investigation to be pursued ftirthe The minority of the committee, coi sisling of Senators Blair and Bayard, r port as follows: They find no power for the formatiu of the committee, us no State bas passe any law iu violation of the fourteen' amendment; they protest, therefor against any inquisitorial investigation 1 Congress into tho domestic affairs of ai State, or any attempt of the Executi to interf?re with a Stnto Governmer The investigation is it "plau cut ai dried," a conspiracy of disappoint politicians who havo lost office and I good will of the people. At the head this conspiracy plainly stands Willin \V. Holden, the Governor of North C roliua, and now undergoing trial by pi cess of impeachment, for high misc meam.rs and gross abuse of his effie power. He has beggared tho treasti of bis State, and plundered, outrag and betrayed her people, and now loc to tho strong arm of the F?deral C verument us tho only means of rescni bim and his followers from the just pu ishmeut due their crimes. Tho chan ter of the witnesses is then attacked, "fittiug instruments of Governor H den's durk and bloody iuleut." Not c of them testifies to facts within his o knowledge tending to prove North Ca Hun to be less safe us aplace of residei than any portion of the Union lyi North of her boundaries. The minor then entered upon un extensive urj ment to show Hint the disorders wli; have existed in North Cu roi i un are trihutublo to misrule uf (he so-cul carpet-bag Shite officers, th? nowise gislation of Congress, and tho mach; lions of the loyal league, inciting and -ligating tho uegroes to idleness, di sa ll tiou and lawlessness. The New York Situ says: Mr. Sum is as strong among the Republicans the North-east in 1S71 us Mr. Dongl was with thu Democrats of the N01 west iu 1S.J?1. Does President Gm who never voted a Republican ticket c 'pt once in his own favor ns a cundill for the Presidency, think he cnn c< out victorious iu a content wilh 1 Sunnier on the issue us 11 >w made up tween thom? Does ho not know that eminent Senator from New Elig?an* strong with the men of principle in party and popular with all its vot masses, while Grunt is yet to learn alphabet of the political creed which professes, aud stands to-day on verge of tho same precipice over wt J indianan, twelve years ago, stuml uud fell? This great wrong to Mr. S tier may not elevuto him to tho Pi denny, but it will certuinly put un em tho public career of President Gran: the ?tb of March, 1872. The mitrailleuse is now claimed as invention of a Confederate soldier, the authority of Gen. Humphrey Ul shall. Mr. David Aiken, a respectable useful citizen of Spurtanburg Cou ?lied very suddenly on the 9th inst. Ai C. Ives, Exq., of Angust?, died of small-pox, in that city, on T duy. AH INFAMOUS WRETCH. -- A Paris lotter, written just before the armistice, save: It taros out Unit the Sergt. Hoff, tho pet of Schmitz, the idol of Puris, the man decorated vi rh the cross of the Legion of Sonor, for assassinating German seu tiucls, is-?i spy ! Every niglit Hoff used to go out, coming in in the morning with n Prussian casque, to report another sell tin cl killed. But this nice young mau begun to livy freely-he gave his mis? tress 7,0.'0 francs ut ono time, and at long! h ho was put down in the order of tho day us the idol of thu dav. At Charo pigny Hoff disappeared, and the .sume night his mint ress, with whom he had quarreled, made sumo revelations. It wus probably owing to her threutsthat he left. Tho infamous net, unbecoming ii soldier, for which Hoff was decorated, was condemned by every man who had ever nut his foot out of Fraucc. FINANCIAL AND I O M HI K IU I A !.. CoiiTJMDiA, S. C., March 1G.-Sales of cotton, yesterday, 130 bales-middling 12i?@12&?. LONDON, March 15-Noou.-Consols 01 &i 13ouds?J2. LIVERPOOL, March 15-Noon.-Cotton firm-uplands l\.'Cq)7}?i Orleans 7??@ 7)? ; sales 12,000 bules. LONDON, Mareil 15- Eveuiug.-Con? sols 91J?. Bonds 92. LIVEIIFOOL, March 15-Eveuiug.-Cot? ton closed active-uplands 7l.j ; Orleans 7}.<; Bales 14,000 halos; speculation and export 4,000. NEW YOIIK, March 15-Noou.-Gold steady, ut ll.1 j. Governments dull and heavy. Flour ililli and drooping. Wheat and euri) quiet and unchanged. Pork steady-mess 22.00. Lard steady-steam 127g" (if 13 Cotton quiet and linn-mid* diing uplands 14;a ; Ol lentis l??s'; sales 15,001) bales. Freights dull.' Stocks since call very strong. Money easy, all 1. Exchange-long 9^.1'; short 10. 1 7 1'. M.-Cotton strung, willi sales of ; 1,915 hales, at 15. Flour dull and droop ing-common to good extra 7 00(o|7. 60; | good to choice 7.G5(rtiO.'00. Whiskey 92 ! id,02}.j. Wheat quiet-winter red nud amber Western 2 65@,2.71. Coru active ?iud le. better, at 8S(i?S9. p"rk 22 00. Beef quiet. Lard heavy. Freights 11 little activer. Money easy. Sterling 9?i(?!'?).78 Gold 11;!?(? ll.'o. Govern? ments dull niui steady. New South Ca? rolinas activo and strung Teuiiessnes (54; new G^J?. Virginias 64; new GG.'?. Louisianas 09; new 63; levees 71; 8s 85. Alabaman I 00,'.<; 5s GO. Georgias801?; 7s 90. North Carolinas 4G}.j; new 25.^. South Caroliuns 78; new G5J4. BALTIMORE, March 15.-Cotton in good demand-middling 14'J; receipts 5UU hales; sales 885; stock 12.37;"?. Flour firm- low and middling grades active. Wheat lirui, except for low grades. Corn active and firm-Southern white 85; yel? low 83. Pork tirm. Bucou active. Whis? key 92?92??. NEW ORLEANS, Mardi 15- Cottcn steady and in firm demand-middling 14)?@14a?'; receipts 2.0U8 hales; sales 14,000; stock 184,200. SAVANNAH, March 15.-Cotton firm and prices advanced - middling 13?.j(?> Kl"?; receipts 1,777 bales; sales 1,400; stock 78,204. AUGUSTA, March 15.-Cottou firmer, at 13x?j@13*4 for middling; sales G3U bales; receipts 430. MOBILE, March 15 -Cotton quiet and firm-middling 14'4'; receipts 878 bales; sales 1,000; stock G2,03'.>. CINCINNATI, March 15.-Flour, corn and provisions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey iu good demand, at full prioes. CHARLESTON, March 15.-Cotton quiet - middling ?3????,i?ll33?; receipts 960 bales; sales 300; stock 20,093. BOSTON, March 15.-Cotton steady middling 15,'u; receipts 8,151 bales; sales 500; stock 10,000. NORFOLK, March 15.-Cotton firm low middli'jg 13; receipts885 bales; sales 200; stock G.213. WILMINGTON, March 15.- Cottou firm -middling 13'.i; receipts 7S bales; stock 3,503. A Just Received, FRESH supply of BREMEN DEER, al March IC 3 POLLOCK'S. F. m. BEEF. H?LS. Fulton Market BEEP-extra fine- ' ? r?ir*a!?iit C.YNTWELL'S, 1 Mar li ic 1 _ Main un i t. , VT TA XT I**. P-Ali active. en? lg el ie wonuie, I VT to take charge of thc Pantry, Kitchen ?ml Dining Itooms at lim s.e. I .n nat 10 Asy? lum. .Mtut understand past ry cooking. Ouoil i ref. ronces required '!'<. a suitable |i< i>on n -.iiiO'i nf $2 lu pi;r annum will do |?aid willi bom d and lodging. J. V. EN.SOR, I March 1<>{ Sn;>enntcn lent. Ac. LOST-A roil id MO.S'liV.eoiiluining t went.* - 1 live dollars in livo dollar bills, either in ino Tux Oltii e or m ar hy. '1 he Iludir will be rewarded hv leaving tin-same ?it the Havingo'. l ank. THOMAS B. CT.AHKSoN. j March lt? 1* j , j A IIOUSK WAA I KO. -A mee COT- . MTAOK HOUSP., coulauiiiig four or live Kooma, with suitable outbuildings, in blaslern part bf eily, can bu ri nt. il b> 11 good ten int. Possession desired oil the 1 -.t of April. Apply ut this nili-e. March 13 ti* NOTICK- My wifo, M A lt I'll A JOYNER, having left my bed and boan], on the .J J I of October last, without cause, 1 caution thu public against contracting any account with lier in HIV name, as m.nc snell will be paid bv me. A. 15. JOYNER. Marcb S 0 SP Rd AL ATT KN TI OX given lo tbe col? lection of Commercial Paper, Interest ? HI State ami Railroad bonds and Storks, and Coaver-ion of Statu Securities, by Nov ft* dino U OAMBKlLti, Broker. Srobies, BUNDI! MII?1 coupons nought and sold by D. CAMBHII.L, Broker. Nov2:? (imo ?UNTV eliV?MS .ISO JlltV CKIITI KICATK8 bought hv e\b5 I). QAMBI! ILL. Broker. (TPECIAIi NOTICIE.-Heron fi er all Stores ? and Bar-Rooms, (.-xoept Drug Stores.) tn UH t bo olosiid on tho Sunbath. Rv order: JOHN A. JACKSON, Maroh 8 Chief of Polico. _ LD BAN TC DM/LA und MTJ1 SLATED ci; il UK Ni Y bought and sold bv Nov 23 6mo_P. OAMMKITITI. limiter COTTON HKKD OIL. CAKE can bo had at all tirccs, and in any quantity, nf Jan 21 B. HOPF. Tax Notice. THE ornoo of the County Treasurer ot Rich? land Countv will be closed on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 17th and 18th, for tho purposo of posting the books. C. H. BALDWIN, March IC 3 County Treasurer. Hay and Corn at Private Sale. TJT BALES Primo HAY. *J 590 bushels White Corn, at rcduoed prico for cash only. Apply at mv auction room. JACOB LEVIN, Corner Assembly and Plain streets. March Hi 2 Lumber Wanted. pr t^\r\f \ FEET o? well-seasoned AS II 0?\J\J\J and MAPLE LUMBER wanted. Parties who aro ablo to supply tho same please call on or address D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, March IC 2 Columbia, S. C. JSW Lexington Dispatch copy twice and H'ind copy of paper ami hill tn above Arm. j Prime Hay. -j BALES prime N. C. II AY. Tor aale LUVJ low to dealers, by March 10 WELLS A CALDWELL. Bacon, Flour, &c. A r\f~\n LBS. C. II. BACON SIDES, 4fc?W\J\J 5,0!)0 lbs. Bacon Shoulders, 3.000 lbs. White Bulk Shoulders, 3,000 lbs. White Hulk Sidos, 3,000 ?bs. Smoked Sides, 150 barrels Extra Family Flour, 150 barrels Super Flour, 150 barrels choice Super Flour, 100 barrels choice tine Flour, 100 kegs primo kettle rendered Leaf Lard, For sale low to dealers by WELLS A CALDWELL, Near O. A C. R. lt. Depot, Columbia, S. C. March 16 _ Guano. ?)i \ TONS pure PERUVIAN GUANO, ? \ 1 50 l??ns Berger A Betts' Superphos? phate, for sale low tn planters and dealers, for cash, bv WELLS A CALDWELL, Near O. A C. It. It. Depot, Columbia, S. C. March 10 State of South Carolina, Laurens Co. /A" TUE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Amt Crossland, as Administratrix, J. M. Boyd, Wm. Bolt, for another, John B. Cleve? land, as Administrator, and li. F. Shaw anti L. 1'. Davenport, aa Executors, Plaintiff, against J. W. Harrington] as Administrator, Humietta Irby, James li. Irby, Jr., Lidia W. Harrington, Jamed II. Irbv, Jr., as Exe? cutor, Pearce li. Irby, Talula'b Irby, W. C. Irby, John M. Irby, Lilian E. Irby, Tecoah Irby, Roeta Irby, Lucy Dickinson,-Dick? inson and James H. Irby, Defendants. Cony Summons for llelief. To the Defendants, J. W. Harrington, as Ad? ministrator, Henrietta Irby, James H. Irby, Jr., Lidia W. Harrington, Jam?n H. Irby, Jr., as Executor, Pearce ll. Irbv. Tallulah Irby, W. C. Irby, John M. Irby'. Lilian E. Irby, Tacoall Irby, Rosa Ii by, Lucy Dickin? son", -Dickinron and Janus H. Irby. YOU aro hereby summoned audreqnirod to anawor tho complaint in this action, winch is tiled in thoollicuof tho Clerk of Com? mon Pleas, for the saul County, and to sorvc a copy of your answer to the said complaint on thc subscribers at tho office of Todd A Todd, Laurens Court House, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusivo of tho day of such service; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within the time afore? said, tho plaintiffs in this action will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in thc com? plaint. Dated Laurens Court House, S. C., 1871, J ?um,n v 11th. TODD A TODD A BALL, Plaintiffs Attorneys. To the Defendants, John M. Irby and James II. Irby. Take notice that the, eummons. of which the above is a copy, was tiled in tho Clerk's Office, for Laurens Countv, on the 141 h day of M .ireh, 1871. TODD A TODD A HALL, Mareb IC tl.ti Plaintiff's Attorn ttys. Building Lots for Sale. EIGHT tuperb BUILDING LOTS, on the stpjaro bounded hy Blanding, Hanlon, Laurel and Laureua streets, are offered for salo low. Apply at D. OAM3RlLL'S Mareb 15 3* Exchango Ofl?co. Genuine Graham Bread. HEREAFTER, i ustomera canUte supplied with fresh GRAHAM BI1EAD, at Jd a re h ll fi_STIEGLITZ'S BA KF.ItY. DR", D. L. BOOZER" SjSSSS^ WOULD respectfully inform ;7rrafiHBfc, hi? patrons and tho public gc l-ilj_I_TJ' nerally that ho has moved into bis new office., ovor Duffie A Chapman's Bouh storo, oppo.-ite tho Columbia Hotel, where hu is prep.H nil to execute, satisfactorily, all ope? rations anti work, ol whatsoever kiiid bia pro? fession demand/,. Terms accommodating. March 8 Gharlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rail? road Company. PRESIDENT'S OFFICE. CliAULOTTE, March I, 1871. rilllls Company will continuo to receive JL money on deposit or lo in for fix months ur tonger, anil pu Y interest on the same ai thu rat?! ol t?-n per cent, pei annum. Deposits ? >: i ians may l>?: made with the Treasurer ul tue Company at Columbia, M. P. Peg ram, j Cushier, ur the undesigned. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Mtireh ?"> 2-.'io Pn-.-M- m. Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &c. /T??; PO PUL VU FLOWLBS, and hew to I ? ?j cultivate them By Kami. 1 lu- Ciiy Fi uh G mien and its Galluns By Thomas Rivi rs. Thirteenth edition, $1 fte. I', a.li Culture By J. A. Puttee, ??f Di la ware, il 50. The Grape Cuhiirist. By Full? r fl fit?. Thc Soul bern Gardener, liv '.Vinte, of < borgia. $?.i>0. Practical Florie'ilttlie tor thu Amateur. By llundurbon. il 50. Buist'* Family Kitchen Gardener. $ i .00. _ Guunoiion Mich Cows and tito Dairy. !?'> j cents. Thc Gentleman's Stable Guido. By McLure. Thu Trotting Horses ?-f America; How tu i l i am and Drive them. $2.25. Professor Holmes' Woik ou Phosphate Bock. For salo bv Feb 28 ' BRYAN A MeOARTFIL Every One Drinks Seegcrs' Betr, BKCAUSK it gives strength and improves their health. Mareil 11 Malt Corn Whiskey, WARRANTED two years old, at Feb 21 JOHN C. 8EHJ.OE10V. North Carolina Hay. EJ/\ BALKS prime HAY, for sale by Oil March !? K. HOl'K. Spring Seed Oats. O? ?rv BUSHELS Whito SEED OATS, for OUU salo by El). H O PK. Seegers* Beer is Pure. Il' don't contain Coppeias, Salt, Limo or Aluin March ll 50 Rio Cottee. BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to dottier* hv KDWARD HOI K. Potato Slips. I AA BUSH KL? Yam Sweet POTATO II )\ f SLIPS, for sale low. for cash. March -i E. HOPE. SPRING GOODS ! SPRING GOODS I \l? UST received, a lot of NEW PRINTS, DE? LAINES, POPLINS, WHITE GOODS, LIN? ENS, BROWN and BLEACHED GOODS, for law prices, rt CF. JACKSON'S Fob 17 Dry Goods goose. W. D. LOVE & OU.7S~ ONE PRICE CASH HOUSE REQUESTS tho attention of their friends, customers and strangers to their attractive stock of NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS. Ono of our Arm ia now in New York, from whom we aro daily receiving additions in the latest novolties that can bo found there. AU thc departments will bo kept replenished throughout the season with all grades of Gooda, at ?S-P O P tl L A R PRICK B.-?a Granitevillo BROWN HOMESPUNS sold by the bale to cash huyera at factory prices. GARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS AHD MATTING In choice patterns. SST Please cali and examine. WM. D. LOVE, March 2 B. B. MoCREERY. Boots, Shoes and Hats FOR THE MILLION! GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! I WILL SELL FOR FIFTEEN DAYS, AT AND BELOW COST, to mako room for SPRING GOODS. No old stock on hand. Tho Goods aro Frc uh and Seasonable. ?-CALL AND EXAMINE for yourselves, "S? at the MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE, Under the Columbia Hotel. Fob 12_A. 8MYTHE. State of South Carolina-Union Co. /.V THE COURT Ot rROB ATE. Harriet Ivy, Plaintiff, against Mary Louisa Ivy, James Francis Ivy, Benjamin E. Ivy, Thomaa Hyatt and Sarah Hyatt, his wife, Defendants.-Summons. To the Defendants, Thomas Hyatt, Sarah Uyatti Y?JU arc hereby summoned and required to answer tho petition in this action, of which a copy is herewith served on you, and to serve a copy of your answer to tho eaid pe? tition on tho subscribers, at their office, at Uniou Court House, S. C., within twenty days after tho service hereof, exclusive of tue day of such service; and if you fail to answer the petition within the timo aforesaid, the plain? tiff in this action will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in the petition. Dated Union Court Hones. March 3. 1871. R. MUNRO & SON, Plaintiff* Attorneys. To the Defendants, Thomas Hyatt and Sarah Hyatt: Take notice, that tho summons in this action, of which thc foregoing is a copy, was tiled in the office of tho Probate Judge for the County of Union, in tho State of South Caro? lina, on the 3 J day of March, 1871. It. MUN KO A SON, March 3. 1S71. Plaintiff's Attorney?. March 8 wC White's Gardening for the South, 1)Y thu late Wm. A. White, of Athen?, Ga. J $2. HOLMES' ROTITHEP.N FA HM KB and HAR? KET GARDENER. $150. The Phosphate lt.?eli? rd South Carolina. tb? ir Hi?tory and Developments-Colored 1 ?ates, il 25. Six Sermons on Temperar?as, by Ljman Hoi cher. Sacred Kn tuiic; or a Course ol Lectures on Preaching. U. L. Dabney, D. D. il 50. Anv above ?eilt bv mail. DUFFIE A CHA1" MAN, 1'ch 10 Oop?sitoColumbia lintel. To Rent. ADESIItABLE STORE, on Main street, near thc corn.-rof Blaudiiig. ForterniB, abplv to Dr. J.ihn Lynch, <u Fi'b 22 ' UK M Ht IX A BRO. Cotton Seed. IHAVE 100 bushels COTTON SEED, whioh 1 offer for salo, at 50 cents pur buuhel. These peed are s.-c md year,from David Dick? son, and the product of 21 aerea of laud, from which I have gathered 52 bales of cotton of IOU Hid., in tho two year*-. Only ono mulo lined. R. O'NEALE, JU , March 1 Imo Cotton Town. Improved Seed Planter. 1) A RITES wanting lither tho Ham or Denian PLANTEE will send their orders at once. We aro now well supplied, hut later III tlie season do not think we will hu able to meet the demand. F<,bl2 L?RICK ALOWUANOE. Fresh Eggs. .1/^/"? DOZEN FBESH EGGS, at 20 cents ?\ }\) per doz*n. K Hoi'E. 500 Barrels EXTRA Family, Medium and Common Fl.CUB. for ?mle low. E. HOPE.,; Seed Irish Potatoes. RIM'S? PINK EYES, Chili Reds, lA/v/ Early Ruse, Early Goodrich and Poach Blows, for sale low for caril only. Fol. 3 _I;D. MOPE. Lawn and Grass tefcds. KENTUCKY BLUE G KASS, White C over, Red Olovor, Timothy, Herd Grass, Or? chard Graes. For sale bv Feb 21 I E. H. IIEINITSII, Druggist.