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\ FVrirel?o aisalf? LONDON, Hay 17jji-Tho enemies o? Thirj-H assert thal hols delaying ordering tho attack'ou Paris made; beean no lie is afraid the end of bi^-povrrir will arrive when the army cantores Paris, i In tbe H()Us? ot ?ommphs. this even? ing, a bill permitting,-bnt patti og cer? tain restrictions apon the sale of M an oro, was discussed at lori gib. P?titions,' both for and against the mooan re, were repre\ Bented, j and arguments ' made on* uotls eidos of the, question. Tho opponents of .the.bill proved the stronger, mid it waa lost by 82 majority. .. ( ru i ?-.. WASHINQTON, May 18;-^Poreign' "Mla cellany.-HrThe Communists' oooapyitig the village'of Malakoff nave boon ont off. The Co m munlfttii ' retired-'from Petit, ' Vanvora and Montrouge. Laddara fof scaling /the -)t??{^rt?-\ha^'''if^ebed the outposts i'n'th'? Bb?8.^u?Jouh?ga?,,. The] explosion in th a Avenue Tracadois, rlftSt. night,, kjlled^ G|)Q ??I^ao&V^?^ A a t ? r aiy, d i a c rj Vo ri ' ? ? b-k;'- p ?a c o in the Gurman .Ho iii hs ta g. ns' to., the tigUb-.o* m emb 8 ra to i nq n rm i n t o th o a? ta ? f ?? Qb~? vornment. The? Libern'l*1 ?tevehem'eUfc.' i&f?^j^ ?he: Southern members are oigaedingly,aus? picious, and'speak their: miada freely. This'is Hie v first conflicB ?bfctfwe??/^tbe' German Parliament., qnd Government.. The PruasiauB bavo- roached Eughien,'. Tho polios made a. raid - on Peters' American Reamur ant, at Paris, And' arrested ISO meuaad'wom?n at sapper,.: Tho ofienQQ.waS pxtravpgaut foe(ling,:pa, not in keeping with the times. Among those arrested, were 'several snporior officers of tho, Commune, -Khpra, it ia determined, to punish '.for;neglecting duty for pleasure, Sholls are falling overall part? of tho ol ty.- -Tho Oom mono appfeho?da ? tet?la ti ??ary attack apon \W? Hotel"do Yillo, and the guards have been Wtt1>1?d? . ?^^MlB movement is imminent :-" It la believed tho explosion .in tho avenue T&cadoro. formed part of the conspiracy against toe Commune. -Arrests ard boco mi Dg. general..^It fr repp?Wootha t the ,Y>rsalK beta carried Muette gate? , A heavy column of Veroaillists is >near?Paas Where a .battle is hourly expected. ' 10,01 insurgents : sortied in tho direction . I Neuilly, but were drivervbaplr. . ?,i : NBW YOBK, -May. 18j^MA"rFoWd-cable from'Paris, -on - Wednesday, says MoMa^ hon called ripon th? G? jim^h ar my to aid * bim, and' German' j engineers are now throwing, the bridge overtho Seine to facilitate the passage 'of tho Versailles ! and German armien. - Tho deoiaiyb at tack will come from the. East, and' tho rv_.'i. _u'tt - ?-..-'.?-'-_ voriuauo Buu jrruucci >vrii? nev w^aiuor, ' 'LONDON, -May-18.-Tho Prusaiaus are I approaching, and,aro expected to attack Paris ola the Boat, Bide', It is said the I Prussians have sji?t ah ultimatum to the I Commune. . ' .. - American IntelHuooc'c. r? ' CiiAiiLEHTON, May 18-Arrived-bark Lagel, Bermuda; soliOoner J. H. Stick - ney, ' Baltimore. Sailed-steamer Em? pire, Philadelphia. The Bohooner Cyno? sure, for Boston, pat-bapk leaking, i MEMPHIS, May 17.-A "crowd of whites and blacks, near Batesvill?' Arkansas, hong a negro who attempted to abuse a girl three years obi MAUO?I CHUNK, PA., May 17.-Another nnknown miner has j been found, shot throngh the head and his throat out. Nsw YOBK, May 17.-Nine jurors only.have bean obtained in the Poster case. WASHINGTON, May 17.-The Southern Claims Commission hereafter will have open-sessions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Admiral Porter and Gen. Sheridan were before tho Commission to-day testi? fying to the loyalty" of certain persona. Senator Flanigan has a claim for seven hundred and odd dollars. The number of claims is immense, bat mostly for small sams, and as investigation is only preliminary to remote and doubtful set? tlement, little interest attaches to the proceedings. ' SAN FBANOIBOO, May 17.-A new rail - road incorporation, under the name of the Elstern Extension of the California Pacido Road, will start from Dayisville, on the' line of the California Pacific Road, twelve miles from Sacramento, and terminate near Ogden. The road will be 1,000 miles, iong, and wilt run throngh a country capable of furnishing extensive local trade. H AB BIS BUBO, PA., May 17.- The Re - publican State Convention nominated Colonel David Stanton for Auditor-Gene? ral, and Robert D. Beach for Burvoyor - - General; Resolutions were adopted laudatory of Grant, and re nominating him for the Presidency. ;] ' SOBAHTON, May 17.- Thia overing, aa the laborero aud miners, working at Briggs' shaft? were returning home, escorted by a small, squad o! soldiers, ?hey were assaulted by about 200 Welsh miners, who threw stones and other mis? siles at them. Two of the laborers were struck, one on the breait and the other on the leg by a large stone, upon whiob the soldiers killed two Welshmen, The laborers were peaceable, not replying to I the insults of their assailants. Tho soldiers only* retaliated .when they wer? Assaulted with 110008. Only, one shot was fired-that whioh killed the two men. Public pploion justifies the sot. :PmnW.f,PHiA,' May 18.-The City Council and bath brauchen of the Legis? lator? hove onduimoualy accepted tbe iuVitation of the Committee on the Morse Statue to bo prose ut at the insu , gurajtiod, oh June 10; also, L G. Tillot Bon's invitation So partioipoto in tho e^ttf#b?^W.jte>^M, to be' given by lhat gentleman iu;ia(l. around last nights v'Gteel ey mode e sf&sech, .ia whiob.he said: "This is my first visit - to I tho South. I come hero with a heart devoted to the good of all tho people. They are not .my enemies now who were I six or oight.yeara, ago., j. .boar, hatred to any r?f?rence to by gones. ? The peril which ueaeeaitnted r; tho . exclusion of spine mon' ?r?tn the ballot-box no longer oxiBta. Ho opposed disfranchisement; ail no longer.a necoaaity,> There would not be ?Kn Klox in toe land now, if thero, had -boen' ge boral .'amnesty five years'?go. - It would/lhWe? united the people and healed the wo aud.s produced by the war. For that he had struggled; and a time was. not far distant when every American would- have his fair way nt the ballot-box, and tho majority'would rj&le.. j ? ; .." .^:.V" . _ Li. F.^Bog?rs. f sujeiided by shooting, Oause, ill health and peoutilary embar? .rasamonts, :\ . u;. . . : Bn?rt???AMPT^??"i?Iay.v?8.--R/?l?ff was hung to-day. * Hp exhibited no emotion. [ 5 WASI?Q?OXO N,vMay ; 18.-An order.diue been issued" from the War Department containing; . tho Pro$\deut's Jiu gdp 1 proclamations . It qonbindav a? foll?ws .T^io.Preside?ji direct? that) whenever qc< camion.^hall car?8j^he_regiila* forces ol tJjuJJoUod S?-atoB?t'atioued in tho viciu? t?f V-?^ .ony, l?calityiwhpro o (Ton cea de ?sorib?d'?y th?;Act, approved April 20 1871, may bo.cdmuiittud, shall, iu strict accordance with .tho provisions of tb< isaid Aot, be employed by their command ing officers, in assisting tbVnuthorizet 'civil authorities ,o? the j United States ii making arrests of, para?ns accused unde tho said Aot, in preventing the reson? o persons arrested for such 'cause, in break mg up and dispersing bands'ol disguise* marauders and armed ' organization against the power and quiet of the law ful pursuits of the citizens in any State Whenever troops are employea in tb manner'indicated in. thia order, tue oom mending officer will, at the earliest oj; portunity, make a full report of thei operations to the proper superior anthe toy. : V? j Ia the Senate, White}, and Ramsde replied in writing. , Afr.' White state that his excuse for not ans worin g tl 3uestioos of tho Committee !wns, that I o so would bo ia violation of bia pr? fessional honor;; that it, ls a unifori practice of mom hers of. his' profession I regard aa confidential their sources of ii formation; a"rid oven if anoh confident had hot been pledged, it wau impliei abd if ho should violate that practice, 1 believed he Would?render."himself inf mona in the estimation of. hts associate The questions of tho Committee whit Mr. White had reftisdd to answer we again put to him, by j the Vice-Preaidet tho secretary reducing his answers writing. Mn White answered that ! first saw the treaty in print, nod tel graphed it to the Tribuna immediate on receiving it. The questions as where he got it, from whom, did ho p for it, &c, were then asked. Mr. Whi replied, "I respectfully decline to ti s wer." The motion to oom mit the p eonere to the common jail was amend to place them in the custody of tho S geant-at-ArmB, and tho committee whi their silence .placed.iff contempt ci tinned during the recess; which E chinory makes their confinement "p pot ual. However, should the pr ?HOD notify the Sergea.ut-at-Arias of their \ ling ness to purge, and the committee whioh they, are amenable shall not semblo within ten days thereafter, Sergeant may enlarge^the prisoners. Nominations-Wm. A. Pile, Minii to Venezuela; Willard Warner, of /' bama, Governor of New Mexico; J It. Partridge, of Maryland, Minister Brazil; Franz Sigel, Collector of Ninth New York. District; Commod B. F. Sands, ReaY Admiral; Capt. lt Worden, Commodore; Capt. Stephen Trenohard, Commodore. ? Probabilities-A slight disturbance apparently developing in Alabama Georgia, und will probably move ? ward. A similar disturbance-prob: a severe thunder storm-is also probi in Minnesota. Pleasant weather probably continue on Friday on lakes, Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Gen. Gordon Granger telegraphs f Santa Fe that Fort Basoomb was prised by twenty-two hostile Indi and 700 cattle and ponies captured. Tho Keutucky Bopublioan Conven adopted resolutions censuring the fnsal of a charter to the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. NEW Yo BK, May 18.- Eleven jo were obtained anti the panel exhaui when the court adjourned. It is thought the Erie managers quietly buying stock to return 3( shares to the English stockholders. Dr. Lookup Evans, the abortio was convicted of' manslaughter in second degree, and sentenced to I years and six months, at hard labor, Ruloff, when asked whether he anything to say, replied not anytl When asked whether he wished further delay, he shook bis head, this time, and daring the reading o warrant, the prisoner stood nnsuppc with no sign of emotion, except a g swaying of (be body. At the signa body was jerked up with tremer force. When the body settled, the hand raised naturally and thrust i pocket of the pantaloons. No fe movement, exoapt slight muscular tractions. After fifteen minutes, heart ceased to beat. RICHMOND, VA., May 18.- Ii United States Cirouit Court, t< Henry J. Smith, now a citizen ol York, obtained a verdict against tb of Riohmond for $2,800 damage whiskey destroyed by the order o Council on the night before tho o tion of the city. James M. Samms, a colored m ot tho Georgia Legislature, obtai verdiot for $1,800 damages again Riohmond, Fr?derl?ksburg and Pc Railroad Company, for eject inf from the while people's cabin < steamer Keyport, between Wash and Richmond. 'Governor Hoffmau, of New arrived this afternoon, and is st* at the Exchange Hotel. _., -1 ' i the tinture of an appeal to the people of that. State. ? flt- ie?Ua thot in porno of the Counties of the State "armed banda of disguised men are prowling about, .mid iu tho night time'committing out? rages of'atrocious character npon weak and defenceless oitizeDS, white and co? lored, old and young, male and female." Tho Governor deolarea that the civil au? thority aa heretofore constituted ia pow? erless to- suppress this eviL He says 'that thia "munt have an end, and the good name of North Carolina be vindi? cated." To that eud he makes, this, his solemn appeal to the people', more espe? cially to those who have heretofore held places pf houor and .trust-to ministers of tho gospel.of every denomination to-unite and assist the authorities in maintaining the laws, and to build up a fraternal feeling throughout tho State. The proclamation oloses with a warning to the ontlawpr and a threat that when the power td punish them eau bo exer? cised, it will bo applied without mercy. An estate' in Germany, valued at Si,500,000, is said to bo seekiug, as oue of the heirs, Frederic William Keyser, who. served as a. Union soldier during our war, and who, when last heard from, wan a paroled prisoner, lying seriously ill at Wilmington, N. C. ' RBV. ba. W. T. BBANTLEY, D. D. The Atlanta Constitution soys this emi? nent divine hos received a call .from a ohuroh iu Baltimore, but had as yet given no decisive rt-ply. Seven wives of the Earl of Aberdeen have put in an appearance. The world had always regarded him as a bachelor, but each of these olaimants declares ber-, self his lawful wife. Stealing ooin from a dead pereon'a eyes bas actually beeu accomplished in 1 Boston. The woman convicted of the crime was sont to the House of Correc? tion for six months. A Pottsville justice bas seul a man to jail for eight months for Boiling a lady's dress by spitting tobacco juice upon it. After reading Dar wi n, monkeys should always be spoken of ns members of "the oldest famijies." FINANCIAL ANO COJUMKHCIAI.. LONDON, Muy 18-Noon.-Securities unchanged. FBANKFOBT, May 18.-Bonds 96%. LiVEBPOOii, May 18-Noou,-Cotton oponed steady-uplands 7><?@7^?j; Or? leans 7%@7%; sales 12.000 bales. LONDON, Muy 18.-Bullion .increased ?750,000. Cousols 93%._ Bonds VQ%. LIVEBFOOL; May io-Evening.-uoc tou quiet sud steady-uplands 7J? ; Or? leans 7%; ou ship ut New' OrleauB 1%\ sales 12,000 bales; speculation and ex? port 4,000. NEW YOBK, May 18-Noon.-Flour and corn a shade firmer. Wheat about lo. better. Eork 1G.00@16 25. Lard dull. Cotton unchanged-uplands 15%; Orleans 16; sales 1,000 bales. Freights firm. Governments steady and strong. Stocks strong and active.- States dull, bat strong. Money easy, at 4. * Ster? ling-long 10M; short ll. 7 P. M.-Money easy, at 3(a#4; ex? treme range 2@5. Sterling firm, at \Q%@VJ}?. Gold 12)?@12%. Govern? ments strong, but not very active, and advanced; 02s 11%. Southerns dull, but very strong. Tennessees 70%; new 71. Virginias C9; new 71^. Louisi? anas 0'J.'?; new 02)/,; levees 69 ??; 8s 84. Alabamas 103; 5s 59. Georgias 88; 7s 92>?. North Carolinas 48%; new 27>?. South Carolinas 74; new 63>?. Cotton steady and in good demand, with eales of 5,490 bales, at .15%. Flour-South? ern a shade firmer; common to fair extra 6.76@7.25; good to choice 7.30@9.00. Whiskey 921? @ 93. Wheat - spring wheat lc, better; wiutor 3?5c. better; winter red and amber Western 1.62@ 1.68. Com decidedly lower, at 76@79>^ ; closing at inside price. Bice quiet and firm, at 8%@9??. Pork lower, at 16.00. Lard steady-kettle 10%. Freights mo? derately active and firmer. CINCINNATI, May 18.-Flour in fair demand and prices advanced. Corn dull and drooping, at 56@57. Pork firmer, at 16.00(n>i6.5u; 16.00 uuurud. Lu rd 10 j.? offered; Barn mer made 9. Bacon weak-shoulders 7; sides 9@9>?- Whis? key firm, at 82. LOUISVILLE, May 18.-Flour aotive. Corn quiet-shelled 69. Provisions very dull. Mess pork held at 17.25. Bacou steady-clear rib 9. Lard uDchauged. Whiskey 88.. BALTIMORE, May 18.-Floor firm and in good demand. Wheat firm. Corn firmer-white 74?76; yellow 75@77. Pork dull, at 18.00. Bacon weak but in good demand-shoulders 7??@7%; clear rib 10%. Lard 11>?(?) 12. Whiskey 93. Cotton less aotive middling 15%@15|?; receipts 102 bales; AOK. -1_ o ?TU ot?.?.? ui>| Dtvrufx a,vju, WILMINGTON, May 18.-Cotton quiet middling 15; receipts 65 bales; stock 1,755. BOSTON, May 18.-Cotton dull-mid? dling 16; receipts 495 bales; sales 2,000; stock 10,500. MOBILE, May 18.-Cotton dnll-mid? dling 15(5)15%; receipts 906 bales; sales 200; a to ok 26,339. GALVESTON, May 18.-Cotton quiet good ordinary 13(3)13%; receipts 940 bales; sales 700; stock 57,980. NEW OBLE AN a, Moy 18.-Flour easier superfine 6.25; double 6.75; treble 7i00. Pork dull and lower-mess 18.50. Ba? con 8)?(aJ10%; sugar-oared ho/ns 14,!?. Others unchanged. Cotton quiet and weak-middling 15>?@16A?; receipts 953 bales; sales 2,000; stock 130,219. AUODBTA, May 18.-Cotton quiot bnt steady, at 14%@14^ for Liverpool mid? dling; offerings light; eales 200 bales; re oeipts-100, SAVANNAH, Moy 18.-Cotton qniet and steady-middling 14%@15; receipt? 1,350 bales; sales 800; stock 28,901. i NORFOLK, May 18.-Cotton nominal i middling 14; receipts 75 bales; stook j 1,116. . r^rfsTTi r ??.' ? <...? ??...? -.v -..^ ? HOT Kb ABBI VALS , Maj -18 -lf1ators'pn: //ou^e-H. H?3, ' Baltimore; T. Thor?p* BOD ; Abbeville: ll. M. Newport, Pa. ; W. H. Bryce,}H. C. Jopea. 8,iK> McDonald, Charlotte; XiE.Godfrey^tianta; W. B. Peake./J. B. McCahta, W. D. Aiken, J. R. Boyles, l^.W, .Dural, Wionsboro; S.. DuBoso, Ridgeway; N. Montgomerys New York; J. P. Constable, Augusto; J. A. Adams, Baltimore; George Sym mers, oity; Mrs. W. J. Middleton, Mies Susie 'Smith, Miss M. Middleton, Miss Pet Middleton, Charleston; R. Moor- ! man, Newberry. Golximbia Hotel-W. Dudley, S. C. j W. H. Hancock, Atlanta; Mrs. E. A. Cu boon, Brooklyn; D. McKenzie, New Yorkr P. C. Gmo, Greenville; A. B. ! Springs, York; J. E. Godly; J. G. Dray? ton and family, W. D. Kennedv, Charleston; G. T. Wickers; E. H. I Brooks, Angosta; J. C. Bulou, Ridge-: j .way. ... j Tampa, Fla., bad ripe watermelons; a week baot. Palmetto Fire Company. I .- v YOU will r&rade < Xat ^'^Pp'g^0'^0^ ^^^^ffl^g^^^^I^ panta, ile m bera Xr^-^^f^S^^^^^^/thcir coate will j\p ? **"T~S ' pear in fire bat and citizen's coat. Dv order. May 19 1_T. V. P?R8E, Secretary. For Rent, THAT desirablo WAREHOUSE, adjoining the Grocnvillo and Colombia Railroad, formerly ocenpied by Messrs. Blakely A Gibbes; size 120 bv 40 feet. For terms, apply to O. J. BOONE, Agent. May 13 At Office of K. W. Seibnla A Co. EVERYBODY O )E8 TO LOVE & CO.'S ! BECAUSE they procure the latest styles in | DU Y GOODS, and get better value fur their money than eau be had in auy other hoose-in the city. We aro now showing an entiro new stock in new styles of . LABIES' MADE DRESSES, Pollinease Over Dresses, Ladies' Under Garments, eke. "Onr Mr. Lovo" is shipping us. by every steamer, now novelties, and oar stock of DRESS GOODS, LINEN GOODS, 4G" Surpasses anything in thia market, and at still lower prices. We aro a "live house," and intend driving a business on quick Bales ai.d small profits. W. D, LOVE, May 19_B. Bj McCltEEBY. State of South Carolina-Union Co. COURT OF PRORATE. William Bailey, Plaintiff, va. Jane Bailey, Mary Cathi, Joshua Cudd, Thomas hailey, James Dailoy. Nancy Cadd, William Cadd, Jonathan hailey, T. lt. Bailey, Neely hailey and Ellen Palmer, Defendants.-SUMMONS. T>> the Defendants: YOU are hereby summoned ?nd required to answer the potitiou in this a nion, which ia tiled in the office of tho Probate Judge for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to thu said petition on the snbsoriber, at his office, at Onion, 8. C., within twenty dava after the service hereof, exclusivo of thc day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demand? ed in the petition. Dated May 15, 1871. JAS. B. STEEDMAN, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Joshua Cadd, Mary (htdd and Jas Hailey: Take notioo that this action ia commenced for partition of land, in thc I'm' atc Court ia and for the County of Union; and that a som? mons in this action, of which tho foregoiug is a copy, wttH tiled in the office of thu Judge of said Court, at Union, in the County of Unnn, in said Stale, on the tenth dav of* Mav. 1871. JAS. B. STEED >IAN. UNION. May 15; 1871._May 19 fG For Sale, L-ION accommodating terms, a neat COT ??.??gTAGE HUU8E, containing trix Rooms ? m Located in a most desirable neighbor? hood. ALSO. Several first class BUILDING LOTS, in the Northern section of*tho city. If early appli? cation is made, bargains may be had. E. W. 8EI11ELS A CO., May 18 3_Beal Estato Brokers. For Rent* THE commodious and dosirablc J?* BOOMS above the 8toro we occupy !!& singly, in suits, or altogether, l'os session of tho .jocund floor desirod in Sep? tember, lt. O. BH1VEK A CO. April 28_ Count rv Butter. QAA TOUNDS FRESH COUNTBY BUT OUU TE ll for salo low by May 18_E. HOPE. Scythes and Grain Oradles. 2DOZ. Buperinr G HAIN CBADLES. 10 doz. Griffin's Grain and Grass Scythes, just received and fot sale low by May 17_JOHN AOtVEW A SON._ Capital Building and Loan Association. THE subscribers for stock in (his Asaseis tioo are requested to pay the tirat instal? ment of ONE DOLLAB on each share to Mr. John Agnew, on or before FRIDAY next, the 19th inatant. A meoting of the Stockholders will be held at Wheeler's Hal), over L?rick *. Lowrance's store, on tho evening of Fri-' day, the 19th instant, at half-past 7 o'clock, lor tho purpose of organizing and electing officers. A full attendance of the subscriboT is important. M. J. CALNAN, JOHN AGNEW, W. F. HAGUE, J AH. A. DUNBAR, For selves and other Corporators. ...ayPally Union copy twice. _Mav.1'* 3 For Sale, d\ A CAR LOAD o? tine Kon-| ZisfTVueky MULF.S and HOUSES fTT\ -among them somo fast 1 stock-for salo. Apply at AGNEW ?c CO.'S Stables, Assembly street. April 25 _ ? _ If a Porter House Sttftk will stop ymir bou? ger, call at POLLOCK'S. "T"! ? HA?S, And Gents' Furnishing Goods, ! . 10 PER VENT. BELOW COST, AT ''" ' ,V ' "" GOODMAN? CLOTHlKCr BAZA AK. THIS id no hnmbng. Wo- sro obligo J to disDoee of all Goods now in atora by the lut of September, to make a change in oar business. Take notiob, that each' article ia markeri its cost in plain Agares, from which will be DEDUCTED TEN PER CENT. The public is particularly requested to.call early, as bargains may bo obtained. Country mer? chants visiting the city can And, a choice stock of nair and seasonable gooda; at our atora. Bear in mind, gooda 10 per cent, below cost, at GOODMANS CLOTHING -B AZ AA II, May 19_ $ 10 O .O O O ! AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SAXE. S 100,000 to be Distributed to Shareholders. I7UYE DOLLARS will purchase a share.-In? cluding a work of art worth Ave dollars^ The Derby Farm Property to be distributed embrace? the largest Vineyard and Orchard i'n'tho Honth. ' UNEQUALED CLIMATE! PEACEABLE OOUNTRYl GENEROUS ROU.! The salubrious and health-giving climate of Aiken has given it the'name of "The Saratoga of tho South." . f9.5,O?O In Premiums presented to Share? holders. ?< ??.?.> v, $100,000 iu Real Estate and ?Greenback Prizeo tu bo distributed to Share-holders. 94 Real Kr tate Prizes, worth from 1300 to 325,000. 522 Greenback Prizee, from $5 to tl,000. Ohl~ ]? 000 chsres t?i?? bs <>i^n^" ONE SUARK?NRVERYTHIRTY-ONE WILL DRAW A PRIZE. Thia Real Estate Proporty, conveyed by Deed of Trust to the Committee who are to conduct thu Drawing, ia to be transferred by them to the fortunate Share-holders SB aoon a? the remaining shares are sold. The Drawing will take place according to tho published programme. THE DAY OF THE DRAWING Will be announced by telegram to the Asso? ciated Press. A HUI .ill ?um invested now may secare a for? tune Every Share-holder may rest assured of equal justice, and that this ?cheme, nnlike many others, IS "FAIR, SQUARE AND HONE8T." Money received alter the books are closed will be p omptly returned. For full particn lara, ae embraced in revised pamphlet, ad drees J. C. DERBY,- General Manager Key Box No. 334, Augusta, Ga. aa- MR. J. MoO. TH ARIN, thc agent of the Association, can bo found for a short timo at the oftice o? Mr. D. Garnbrili, Main street. May 18_ SOTOOO YAltDS (IF LINEN AT C. F. JACKSON'S. WHITE LINEN, at 25, S7J and 50 centa. LINEN DUCK, fine and common. LINEN DRESS GOODS. LINEN DRILLS, White and Brown. LINEN DAMASK, White and Brown, all ai.J.| GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. May 7_ For Sale or Rent. A COTTAGE HOUSE, just finished, in mod?rn etvle, with everv convenience; , Four Rooina."Pautry, Closet, Well of Wa-, tor aud largo Lot, 76 by 208 feet, in the East? ern part o? the city. Terms fer salo or rent will be modorate. Applyjat this office. May lg 13_t Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Ot ard, Dupuy, Cognac Brandy. Dnff Gordon's Pals Sherry, South-aide Madeira Wine, London Dock I'ort Wino, Hibbert's London Porter, MeEwen'e Scotch Alo. The above direct from the importers and warranted pore. For sale by_EDWARD HOPE. Millinery. MRS. G. E. REED begs leave to inform the ladies in general that she has now ready a tall line of tbs latest and mest fash I styles of MILLINERY, Hair and Fancy Goods, at reduced prims. .AIHO, fresh supplies every week. Call and eeo for yourselves. May 4 Baking Powders. f* rv DOZ. ROYAL BAKING POWDER8, f_J\J [aamploa free,} 50 doz. Andrews' celebrated Yeast Powders. 25 doz. Sea Foam Baking Powder, 20 boxes Daking Roda, assorted papera. Jost received and for sale hy ; May. 13_JOHN AGNRW A SON. Jewelry and Silverware! OF tho most approved atjrjes, can be ob tainod at I. BULZBAtJHEB'S establish? ment. Main street, Columbia, Hotel How. 8eta and half sots in gre?r varloty. Also, solit airo and dafter DIAMONDS. SPECTA? CLES and EYE-GLASSES to snit all agoa. May 12 200 May ll Sugar-Cured Hams. CHOICE Sugar-cured HAMS, just reotivud and for sale low by > JUHN AGNEW A SON. Choice May Butter. I (\ TUBS ohoioe May BUPTER, jost re JL' ' ceived sud fer ssl? by Mm ll .MUN AGNEW A SON. Cheap Fertiliser, A f\ TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. Excel <-tU Unit for mannro. EDWARD HOPE. May 13 . >x tA-j.vtr.n-; v i-4t\.x 3-J 3 . / "M *\ ! J U 1 Y !,? .'v' ?'' TO . ' ' ? . . Y/?T ;>V / .!f? lilU? ? '.:{T. D B ? I? li ?Et S And Those itt Want of. ? DEIGO'ODS, ' .-. . .; j .-: .; .. At qh: ...'>. r. ."tv ? W Ebivc no??iri ?tore a full Jiu t? of the nowcnt.aud most , .. .. OJ.*:-. - PASU1 ON ABLE MODI Of domeatic, Fionoh and English roanurac tnro, which wo guarantee, at all times, t? ?ell . s low, if not ot less prloes, than any h?Tmo in Columbia, bujing oar Goods from tho largest and ' moat. celebrated eatahllshmenta I in the United Btates. And aa we d?aire to please all, we haro now in our boneo tho BEST GRADES "QT '? ;f;] EVEBY CLASS OF GOODS, Fr?m the lowest to tho highest, ami wo'feel confidant that all thoao favoring ns with an order from' a distance will bo pleased and ?atlsfiedthat "'f1 '' : I 0 IT li H O'U ;Si:jj|, ;.: ,'tii .1 ?'f-ig'o-.; r ..-..'/'v ..... tit V -?ii :'-?.- ii'iA .. i }-v-vu ?vi , j lu tUirt cit? to deal with. . a 1 We will, upon application, send promptly by mat], full lines bf uaroplea of those kind of I Gooda desired and siiocilled by oor fridnda and CURtomorH. All orders accompanied 'by csBh amounting ta $26 and over, doliverod in . any part of tha State Cree nf freight chargea. Thn?o unaccompanied, will he sent O. O. D. We respectfully eohcit orders, whi?h will * reocivo the ?rompt ?nd 'personal attention or one of the firm. Oar prices being low, we think we can redder eatiafaotion to all. Give ns a trish J. H. & M. L. KINABD, May 3_COLU.MBIA. 8.0. CORRECT TIME MAY be obtained by calling at ISAAC , BULZBAGHER'S and nurohaaing one of those Joelly celebrated ELGIN WATCH Eli, sod whore yon oatt find a complete stock of Diamonds, Jewelry, 81 ivor and ria ted Ware, of the best .manufacturo. Li addition ar? the United State?, Waltham, Enftlinh and Swiss Watches in Gold and Silver Caaes, which will be closed ont at Now York prices. Constantly on bund fine Gold Chaine, Seal Bings, Charma,Lockets, Sleeve Huttons, Beta, and a varied stock of Fancy Articles. All kinds of Repairing done promptly, and warranted, by ISAAC BULZUACUEB, April 27_Under Columbia Hotel. SMOKED MEATS," ?TC. SMOKED TONGUE8, extra emoked BEEF. Ferris Falt?n Market Beef. Diamond and Orange brand Hams. Sugar-cured Bacon Ships. Pickled Salmon. Mess and No. J. Mackerel, Ac, all fresh to baud. For sale by GEO. 8YMMER8. NO FIRE TJBKD III WABIUKO. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. THIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water, eoft, bard or salt. It removes grease, oil and paint from garments. It waahes all kinds of goods-cotton, flannel, eilkor woolen. It cleanses ail ver, plated ware and Jewelry without scratching. If the articles are mach tarnished, mb them with a piece of flannel which has pieniy of the Soap on it. To people who do their own washing, it is invaluable. It will save its oost in Que washing. Faa sale, iii boxes of thirty-six bare, by EDWABD HOPE. April 9_Agent for South Carolina. GEORGE TUPPER, BROK EB, REAL ESTATE AND IS8UB ANOE AGENT. Office over W. 0. FJahef? Drug Store, opposite Columbia Hotel, Kain street, Colombia, 8. C._May 2 Soap! Soap!! Soap!!! 1 Hil BOXES FAMILY HOAF-qaaltty un XUvF surpassed, and pr?oej r?duced 20 per cent-at wholesale and retail, by_.. May 18 JOHN AGNEW A 80N. 600 Barrels TT?XTRA Family; Hs??asi and Ccsmoa jjj FLOUR, for ?ale low._E. HOPE. Just Received, AT PORTER & STEELE'S, A f3LL LIKE Or SASH RIBBONS, IM AX* OOLOBS, rou MAY PASTIES. AnrtlM A fresh supply of Bremen Lager at FOL LOCK'S.