The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 01, 1871, Image 3
U ?,l. HMA br (i .int ta II .1 immiM i
PAMS. Moy 20-Eveuing.-Already
tbere is a strong feeling that the P?tis
Government ie too weak to last. Awful
toasfaores ooo ii u ue, [Xa one ditoU . til?
wounded worn - buried alivo. I Ohey
groAn?d and'?'?shrieked dreadfully all
night;. ^idalteas'aBot; sb w^s, Paidher
be. i 40,000 frcjnoa wero ; found vin,. tho
latter?', collar-tho Spoils of the republic,
Mathieu Marcher, of the Obmm?ne h ns
bieWVij^UU^'?na.lOO.OQD. ff?ott 'found
Upop; ,'nijca,, O'Kfttow?ki? >n?.: fqund
wounded, in an ambulnnoe-, .raud waa
token oat nod shot MilUero ' was,1 ar?
rested at.Luxemborg'.'., H^ desisted vio?
len^;.'andflrpd/si^^^ bis re?
volver;.* He "was taken to the steps- and
shot by .thu rVersaillists._ ;? * tho . bprrU
cades-in^the Place Bes* Fetes^a.nhmber
of insurgent* lost theft Way,' 'rend got
n51^focw?tfclu?^^^
tU#y..wiro takeq";"pris'iW*a3, and fitly
BhoT. [ Tap troops .srill hpla tho mayoral?
ties and.publi? building's.' *. . ?rbni' wqa
' ?.*ViKNHA,:May 31.-The Popo's euoyolii
cal jotter declares the Italian gimrahte'efl
iMwoeftK lies and1 hytfocriay.
, klyA8aif^TON, May ^^Foreign,M\?
auilauy-Qiuseret -was: shot Saturday!
^Francv-Succeeds Ptoh?d. . Gen^Oeimj
s^obee?ni-. ^ofto^^aft. Miniater "of War,
Favre remains m th?, Ministry at thc
special request of. Thiers: Picard wi!
be made j?Mffi?Pfa^ BaDkt. ?
France,, T)& Jupa?a apu?aces tba
JoiuYille- OJLHV Aurnolo have''proclaimer
f und tko fubioa^ of *ho CegitimJat
and Orl?aniste is complete. Bochefor
?>fli>?certainly be cpnd?mn?d. ; i Left
goes aa embaesador" to'St, P^torab?rg. '
: Yeufl.uni.u.'}, May 111.'--Tho Bishop! o
Orleans',. Dupanloup,. v/i)I- bo tho eucoof
?ot .' bf , Dar boy, . Archbishop pf Parli
(wbp ;was :asBaasiif atfeoV ^'Jt^inVu?g^
iiu"wf*Wi Y?i^j.May 3V.^Aitro>W specia
dated London, May 31, saya thnb to-day'
Par?a nd viens state-that execn tioric : cor
ttn^ue^f^er^pja' are/ 'denounced as, sop
as they, ogre ^discovered in J-hcir hidip
plaoes, are'A'nrrestedland. shot. Nomi
roos arrests bf men and women cou tinm
Tbeia. naVti?eh'' reh?wqff.''attempts "i
.assassination and arson. S^any of tho.
oxeoutod ', yesterday and tooday. seemt
perfectly crazy, liorriblo effluvia fro
the bodiOs" df th?'d?ad Alls certain qua
tors of thu lc*ty; Thore 'atp aimudni
signs of ? speedy coup d'etat in the A
oombly to depose President Thiers' nt
Summou Ckouut Chanibord to thc throp
. .. ... , ;'. . ?
.AV0.' - American Itttclllacnc*. ^_
^Ikxtool utay!^-^pbIi^?^:tnK?
cuing ia -the States o? Jumisco, Si
iiuuio P?lu?i h?? I'?oul?.' GULI lu h
been sentenced to death. ?1,000,000
silver have' arrived from Guadalajara,
be shipped to Eu ropo. 'The Unit
?States Steamer Tampico has bot yet be
taken. Consul Bsd ham says tho. rob
lion "baa no political significant)?. >1
only obj oat is to rob the meraban
Famberlik, Pe raia ta and Mari, were t
thusiastically received on their first (
pearanc'o. - .
WASHINGTON, May 30.- An appeal ;
aid forr the Pittston survivors says tin
who have already died leave .'two
Widows and thirty-six or ph an a.
INDIANAPOLIS, May no.-Tho vcrd
et the jury iu tho Milligan- caso gi
Milligan , five., dollars , .damages. 'J
Judge will deter mino, the .'quezon
costa? as tho spit waa brought in
State Court. -The jury waa out suv.
teen hours. It is probable that a mot
will bp' ?nade, for*a new" trial. |,
' Ilobojmju?; May 30. -George Wald
-who killed a soldier nt Frankfort, i
for whose arrest Governor Lester Offe
$500 reward,. had. himaelf ftrroiitcd b
friend, who drew the reward and gav
to Walcott. : Walcott immediately; g
the money td tho widow of his1 viet
He waa drunk when th? killing ocouVi
.". Stot Fa>Ncii&op, May BO^r-Judge, ?
y or, of tho Polioo Court to-day, i
missed tho oh?*>g>3;ot robb&?y ogrdnt
white..man made .hy a Chinaman/
olding to'abide by tho decision of
Supremo Conrt of California against
admissibility of Ohinesp evidence, :
withstanding tho Ka 'Klux bill. -'
. Pon??iKEErsin, May .31,-Al teri
storm prevails ou tho upper Hud
. The hail stones mensuro four and. a
inches.
SXN FBAKCISCO, May 3?;'-rHigh w
havo damaged tho fruit and grapo t
in.Los Angelos.,
. NEW Yons;, ^May,, 31.-Joseph Mu
was . convicted to-day, in. the Get
Sos3ions Cuurt, of being implicate!
tho Central"' Park . robbery, and
sentenced to twenty y ears in the ?
pr?spn. . .y -/./;'.' ? .
WASHINGTON? May, 81.-Bobers,
l?ge haS boon .appointed Marshal
South Carolina. The Cabinet mee
to-day .will bo the last for the -sun
months. The President is goin{
Long Branch to-morrow. Scofield
fra pbs' for reinforcements to fight
ndiana in Arizona. It is stated n
meat of cavalry will be sent from Ti
Bowen's bail h?s been inoreasei
$2,500. The following telegrams
read: >
"NEW YORK, MavBI.-G. P. Fi
U. 8. Attorney: Have examined
Clerk's rooords; find an ontry o
casa, but erasures have been mt
Chris. C.- aud Franois being written
tho erasure*} no judgment on fil
pftpera of -any kind; havo examine
Tran??ripi tor January and. Febr
bht find no publication; v/ill con
the searoh.
S M(Signed)' V A. B. WILLIAM
'?Nnw.^ko??^.May 31.-? thin
^holeUWb'g^ttttd^nJid fprgery.
Hold^^as; ' before th?*' -Sot
Claims*4J?nmitteo, to-day, sweaf]
tho layolty of certain citizens.
Colfax has departed Westward.
Weather ProbAbilitios-It is pr
that local rain storms will be expor
?
J. 1 P*JL>'JL Ml ? egg 1 ,
during the mgljt ou/tbo immediate coast
and' partially cloudy weather wHh figlit
winds, wiU/.probably.pV?vaiM^^ inte?
rior nud t?o the \\L*s. i
? Reporta of lud?an troubles in Arizoua,
Now Mexi?p and ulong tho Texan Irony
tier aro59^fiirmeU.bir;?fSoial advices, at
j An.?SU?? tHE B?GH?T/OP O?A?S?EKQI..
ll^opo?ff I !^^j^|f|^ppMn|Kg
to say, has of jato Tan into a mero farce.
A juryman is poked ander oath ir ho has
formed au opinion' of-tho prisoner's id*
p?cente ot gnilfcr.yif htfanswoxs ho hus,
he is asked wQftt,;lh'at ppinioq 'js^ ir IIB
fiay? he thinly ii'mfg^ifty', tho prisoner's
ffouuaol objecru'to h\?nx mid his objection
hr h?hl good.' If,ho says ?he thinks him
ihuoben^ the Stuto prosecutor objoats.
ti ow/ BirJ^Hib^ court : should Instruct
jxitorsdJittt.they eau only fornl an, opin
ibn/4?^j?oqtQmplation; bf law, fr?m-tlie
h'gal. ?videnca' to. bVof?tired, . which bo
ces3ftil?3*'n*?d?/gob8 a.close earn tiny by
counsel, court And j dry..,. Np ?ano man
Qt from education ap'1 intelligence to
sorvo on a jury can arrive; at un opinion
of a man's innocence or guilt from mero
hearsay evidan.ee.* ..^his.iSrH^qcestiona
bly tho truo moaning and; intent of tho
law in conceding the right bf challenge.
If I wore challenged by either counsel
and asked if I hud formed an opinion as
to the prisoner's guilt br innocence, I
should answer, unhesitatingly, 'No,'
and no cross-examination could shake
my'replyv; Wherefore this answer; ip tue
tupo ot no tn,uoh newspaper evidence of
the man's guilt? [ Simply from the fact
that I divest myself; of-?ll my know?
ledge, as nell as ? pr'ej ???iee, '. ' and deter
mine to bo. guided, whe-l]y by the evi
denco that" shall bo given ; before . the
court and jury who are sworn to try tho
case. But a largo'number of men seek
to shirk the onerous duly of sitting in
cases involving lifoand doath, and shape
their answer^ purposely to. g?:t rid of the
task. Thisiidl wrong. The result in
many casca is. that bur furies are not
composed of tho best," most' impartial
and 'conscientiona men, . or such as
possess tho highest order of intelli?
gence." I'i *T i l i j
Baltimore, with' ii' population of three
hundred thousand, has church sittings!
for ono hundred' thousand people. No
other city in tho United States is provid?
ed with church accommodations in that
proportion. Another peculiarity is, that
shops oi ali sorts are.Cloped on bunday,
including confectionery, cigar and liquor
stores. *
Tuesday afternoon, while a .pair of
horses.and a publio .carriage were pass?
ing': over Southern Wharf, Charleston,
tho bridge gave way,-tho horses falling
into tho.dook, tearing- the harness to
?ieces, and injuring ono of tho animals,
t was some time beforo they.could be]
got out, with-the aid of a . block and
tack lo.
DmoH?naES AND DESEUTIONH.-We ate
informed that daring last' - week seven?
teen- soldiers of the garrison at this
pisco were honorably discharged, hav?
ing served their terms of enlistment.
We also learn th a I'there were six deser?
tions during tho same time.
V. '. ? j Carolina Spar la?.
.I The; Democratic members of the]
Penhsyl'vuuia Legislature, just adjourn?
ed, publish un address to th? people to1
provo that the Republican caucus is re?
sponsible for>thelfailure of much of the
beneficial legislation which was conced?
ed by all parties to be desirable.
Tho Badioal members in tho last ses?
sion of tho Ohio Legislature, shirked I
? voting on tue proposition to establish '
mixed schools ol whites and blacks.
When the "man and brother" wanted!
tho aid of his whit? friends, they "didn't
come to tim?." 1
Tho notices to nuit, purporting to
como from the K, Ii. K., are beginning
to be understood. Badioal office-holders,
or their confederates, make up bogus
j warnings to resign in order to fool tho
! fools at the North.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.- Minnie, young?
est daughter of Mrs. E. Shailer, had her
arm,broken on Monday last by fulling'
with a step ladder.-Marion Star.
There wore thirty-six ? deaths
Charleston, for tbe| week ending on tho 1
27th ult. Eighteen whites and eighteen
colored. /'
Ex-President IS. 0. Haven, late oi tho)
Univeraity of Michigan, is to bo niado
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Llppman's Hilters ure for sale by all drug?
gists and dealers. Dopot iu Columbia, 8.%.,
at G KUI icu & MoQuEOouV, Druggists. 8 18
A fresh supply of ?agley's Mayflower, fino
out, at POLLOCK'S.
Ii you want your thirst quenched, call at
POLLOCK'S.
The boat placo to got a cool summer drink
ia at POLLOCK'S.
Claret Wine
ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, by
tho gallon or dozen.
Jnnel / _ED WA IIP HOPE.
Citizens' Savings Bank of 8. C.
ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS mado In tills
Bank cn or beforo the 6th day of each
calendar month will bear interest for that
month as if deposited on the lat instant.
J. O.B.SMITH,
Jnnol *_Assistant Oat-hier.
, SOMETHING SEW.
JJAVINO. too largo a stock oh hapd, for dull
limos, I will sell ajiy kind of DRY OOODS,
Fancy Articles.'Notions, etc., at lowe?t prices,
and thoa deduct FIVE 0BNT8 fr?ia ovory dol?
la/* worth hough). ," 'jg* : . \
June'i M?fo^Bt^f.^oltu^l
#3r Lexington Dttpaich and Newberry frc
raid copy.
I .inn mali fi Inifril'i li .rr r i ^ uni'
TiiuHor?iiJ>?-.V?ii?j~W?; bfvv? it oa
thojiHtbonty of M. Thiers himself(that
tho' world-ruinous< and* 'blhtm-idnl . Hotel
dp Villentb^prpqd pl^p., vf tlia auojent
Ugmtnuiio o? Pari?, tho ooeue of some of
tho gran(lcht,!S?mo pf the /gayest, and
so.ooq of ihivglbomieat1, episode?". in the
afjvays dramaUu-rrmYTitB of FraDce, has
been set on,flre by tho muTlmon who call
themselves to-day tho people of Parir.
Facing td tho Vy.esbi^ettween tho newly
opened bud BdnuiiloViu^tonsron ot tho
Iftto de Kivoj^poi the ona'hand bud the
Ojhay B o f L u g pli o ti ? r * u d ?- L a Grove ou
tho other, thp'Hdfel do.Ville was' one of
the most conspicuous ashwell as oho 'of
tho most interesting -intju um eu ts of tho
oipitul pi*Fraj?oe\ - Tl
..:Doring therong..du?l of tho feudal
ages; ba^sw^t??/ 'monarchy ; and the
u o b il i ty t he-Ca a) ?aun ey ? ho * 'Hanse; " as
ikw|s orTgteBry^.cV Paris (its
oiig?n, like Ul?t of tiro "Hause towns"
of?erniooy, referring tb a community
of merchants which assumed fiscal rights
ovor tho navigation of thc S?|ne) mudo
itself thb Idly of the Klug. Tho mu'etlugs
of this body-were held at Crst in a house
on tho Quay now nailed La M?gisserie.
Thenco they were transferred ,tp a build
iug ou the placo now kuowuas the Place
du Chatclot, aud this building was called
tho vParluir aux bourgeois," or talking
place of the burgesses. Philip Angust?
next gave'tho merchants n refuge in one
of the towers' of tho fortifications which
ho roared around Paris. It watt iu 1857,
five centuries ago, that tho municipality
was lodged where it hos ever since re
mained. In that year the famous "Pro
vost of tho Merchants," Stephen Mar
ceil, bought a house on the Place of tin
Puplio Executions, La Gr?ve, called thi
"House of the Pillars," Nearly tw<
centuries lut er, when the Italian geniu
dominated Franco in art and politics
tho "House of thu Pillars" was. pullet
down and a new edi?co beguu under th
supervision of Siguor Dominico Bocai
do de Cortono.' Under the Terror thi
edifice was extended by the annexatio:
to it of tho confiscated Church of SI
John-ou-Grevo uud Hospital of the Hoi
Ghost.
The first Napoleon, among his man
grand projects, contemplated sweepiu
away ali but tho building of tho sixtecut
century and developing tho Hotel d
Ville into one of the most stately au
splendid palaoes of Europe. Leips
and Waterloo cut this project ebor
with so many others, and it was only ni
der Louis Phillipp?, (who had been pr<
claimed King of the French from i
balconies,) that in tho year 1835, tl
Hotel do Vii lo was brought by an expe:
diture of some $3,0011,000 nearly iuto i
present condition. Alas! if we ougJ
uow to say its past cocditioul
To recall tho thrilling events whit
have culminated iu aud around thc H
tel do Ville would be to sketch the h:
tory of m'oderu France. It was tho H
tel de Ville, the palace of the peopl
which responded with the fiercest joy
tho dread signal from the neighborii
tower of St. Germain l'Auxerrois whi
let looso the f u ry of the St. Bartholome
The Hotel do Ville was the hoadquart?
of tho daring Duke of Guise, the "Ki
of Paris," in bis war against Henry 1.
Within ita walls the leaders of the Fron
took refuge. Under. Louis XIII,,
helped ll i ?noli ou Against the Huguen
of La .Bochelle. Under. LOU?B XVI,
defied the monarchy by which it h
been protected into being five cen tur
beforo. It became tho fortress and t
palace in one of the people, the Tuil
ries of the republic. From the Hotel
Ville radiated the active life of the re
lotion. There Louis XVI accepted fr
the hands'of Bailly, Mayor of Paris,
cockud?. of the insurrection. Thc
three years Inter, the sanguinary luna!
of tho revolution seized control of Pt
and of France.
In September, 1792, the maotcra of
Hotel de Ville took an active part in
horrors of thc Parisian massae:
Hil laud-Yu re rm es, Col lot d'Her hoi 3,
nis, Maru t, wero these masters-tho
tor above , all raging with the pout
ragn of his thirty years of exile aud
miiiation in England, and of wanderi
to and fro os au -intinerunt quack,
was at the Hotel do Ville that his
overtook Maximilian Robespierre,
satthcro at midnight planning thc u
extermination of his enemies, while
vast placo without "swarmed with
armed adherents, when suddenly tl
foll liko a thunderbolt among these lr.
tho decrco passed by tho convention
ting him and his "beyond tho palo of
law." His adherents dispersed. S
echoed through tho corridors of
hotel. They wero tho steps of tho
diers of the convention, led by Fret
and Harras. A gen d'arme leaped ii
tho lato terror of France, and with a
tol-shot broko his Jaw. Lobas am
Just wero oaptured with him.
So ended at tho Hotel dc Viii
blood, tho Commune of 1702.
Commune of 1871 dies there to-df
flame?. In 1880, and again in 1848
Hotel de Ville filled a great place. I
ono of its balconies, in 1830, LaFa;
proclaimed tho Duko of Orleans t
"the best of republics." From oi
its balconies, in 1818, Lamartine
trasted "tho rod flag whioh hod
been carried around tho field of
trailed iu tho blood of tho people
the tri-Color, which had made tho to
tho world." Tho tricolor trium
then without ? blow. And to-do
red flag goos down with tho pee
palace, after twenty years, bathed i
people's blood and scorched in flam
A public school for little girls in 1
maintained by tho Sisters of St.
cent de Paul, was receutly brokon i
a revolt of tho pupils against the si
tut ion by-tho Commune of three la]
tresses for their former teachers. 4
us back the Sisters," cried tho indi,
little rebel?, and they upset the
and thrpw tho books and slates aboi
room. Order was only restored I
expulsion Of nearly live-sixths o
scholars, tho number in attendanc
ing been reduced from 350 to GO p
: ? 11 m 'i1.. 1 1 * sas a
Tho New York Commercial Adeertiacr
eays: "The twelfth juror in the Foster
caso was captured nt bnlf-pnat ten this
morning. The process of determining,
his qualifications wa i brief and to the
point: 'Counsel- Do you ever read tho
'newspapers? Jaror-^-No. Counsel-^Cau
.you write? Juror-No. Counsel-Can
you read ? Juror-No. What do you
know about anything? Juror-Nothing.
Judge-That'll do, sir; tako your seat in
tho jury box."'
A boarding house keeper in Davenport
lins a,way,of managing tho. affairs of his
institution that is peouliar to himself.
iThe other 'day, after 'having hoard fro
'quent complaints from his boarders
about tho.regular recurrence of hash, he
prepared, himself to crush the. rebellious
Bpirit. At tho ucxt morning meal- he
placed two revolvers beside his plate and
'remarked, "Whoever says ho doesn't
liko hash lies." Ho thou' began distri?
buting hash, and no man declined it.
In California they have a peculiar way
of tempering justice with mercy. A jury
lin that Stdio found a Chinaman guilty
'of mordor 'ih 'tho ' first degree1, but re?
commended him to tho mercy Of tho
court. The Judge consulted tho Dis?
trict Attorney as to what "mercy" was
possible in the case, who considered that
by a stretch in the law tho Sheriff might
be instructed tq. haug him with a soft
rope.
Mr. Henry Deas, a former Charlesto
nian, bas been admitted to practico law
in the California courts.
FfNAltUIAli ANO Ct?WMKKCIA!..
LONDON, Mny 31-Noon.-Consols
93^. Bonds 90>a'.
LIVERPOOL, May. 31-Noou.-Cotton
opened firm-uplands7-??@7Orleans
1%\ sales 15.000 bales.'
LONDON, May 31-Evening.-Consols
93j?. Bonds 90j??.
LIVERPOOL, May 31-Evening.-Cot?
ton closed firm-uplands 7?.i@7~8'; Or?
leans 8; Bales 20,000 halos; inoculation
and export 7,000.
NEW YORK, May 31-Noon.-Flour
qniot and steady. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn scarce anet firm. Pork unchanged.
Lard quiet. Cotton strong; sales 2,000
bales-uplands 17~?. Freights firm.
Stocks rathor heavy. Qoveruments dull
and heavy. Money 3. Gold Ten
ncssces 71?^; new 11%. Virginias 60;
now 74. Louisianas 70; now 03; levees
70; ?s 81. Alabamas 1.03; 5s 70. North
Carolinas 47 j?; new 20. South Carolinas
73; now 63 3?. Georgias 89; 7s 923?.
NEW ORLEANS, May 31.-Flour dull
Buperfiue 6.12; double 6.62; treble 0.87
(2)7.00, Oom-mi Tod 75 ; yellow 77;
white 78. Pork dull and uomiual, at
16.75. Bacon dull, at 7>4@9J.'. ; sugar
cured hams 13,l.<@14?.<. Lard dull
tierce 11@11'?; keg 12@12;4. Sugar
firm-fair 10(o)10>?; primo ll hi. Mo
lasses-^fermenting 35@10; plantation
reboiled 48@50. Whiskey quiet, at 85
@98. Coffee steady, at 11@15J?. Cot
tou active auel feuding upward-mid?
dling 16^; receipts 739 bales; sales
6,000; stook 98,500.
BALTIMORE, May 31.-Flour quiet and
good grades firm. Wheat dull. Corn
white firm, at T8@79; yellow Bteady, at
75. Provisions unsteady. Whiskey
scarce, at 91@91j?'. Cotton in good de?
mand and prices advanced-middling
17>B@17>4? receipt? 151 bales; sales 75;
stock 1,500.
GALVESTON, May 31.-Cotton firm
good ordinary l-?J?; receipts 692 bales;
sales 500; stock 53,287. !
MoBrLE, May 31.-Cotton firm-mid?
dling 10; receipts 118 bales; soles 300;
Btock 19,515.
SAVANNAH, May 31.-Cotton strong
middling 16l.?@I6,l.?; receipts328 bales;
B iles 800; stook 19,2*02.
BOSTON, May 31.-Cotton quiet , and
Arm-middling 18; receipts 3i0 bales; j
sales 300; stock 8,000.
WILMINGTON, May 31.-Colton firm- j
middling 16>?; receipts 15 bales; sales
ll; Block 1,175.
NORFOLK, May 31.-Cotton strong
low middliug 15>?; receipts* 127 bales;
sales 150; stock 3,160.
CHARLESTON, May 81;-Cotton firmer
middling 10^; receipts 012 bales; sales'
300; stock 9,610.
AUGUSTA, May 31. -Cotton market
firm, nt 15".3.,'(316 for Liverpool middling;
(talus445 halos; receipts 87.
Whooping Cough Candy.
HF.UE is Bom et bing for children suffering
with Whopping Cough, Croup, Coughs,
.Vc. A pleasant medicine in thu tuna cf
kian':?, effectual in allaying coughs, croup,
collis. Keep tho pat ii ut under Ibo inlluencu
of iii J medicin? contained in thia candy; will
allay th? violence of tho cough. At
_Jnnol_ HKINITSH'S Drug fttnro.
Infant's Food.
A NOTU Eft supply bf FOOD FOR INFANT*.
/\. This ia jual the food for habits. Mot tiers
call and examino it, at IIEfNITSHH
Juno 1 Drng Bturo.
English Ginger Pop.
FULLER'S is thc best. Tina is Ibo best
mtrnmer drink now out. Manufactured
only hy 1?. W. FULLER,
Jabe 1 1 ' East cul Oorvaia street.
Administrator's Notice.
TITHE undersigned, by order of thc Judge of
_L Probate, ia now prepared to pay a divi?
dend of 33J per cout. on tho proved claims
which bavo been placed in bin hands Against
tho Eatato nf tho lato HIUIIAUI) ALLEN, de?
ceased. 'Ibone interested will pleaao call and
receive tho same. JOHN AGNEW,
May ttl 2 Administrator. _
Bancing 8chool?--Last Session,
?MONH. BEUOEIl'S second and last
suasion Will begin un Flt IP AV, tho 2d of
Juno. Apply at Hendrix Honso.
May 08 _
Special Notice.
? >*U'-v^ THE MILLS 11,0118Ki
?G^&vTjS (Mun leeton, H. C., liati reduced
STalK&fr its rate-ot Transient Hoard to
SSJfgQS?raE:M 00 per day during tho aum
ni er ni SUIilT. J. I'ARKEU, Fropriotor. ...
CL Wi PA nu KR, Superintendent.
May SO Shin_;
?eegers' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine. U is nure, ?nd
warranted tj^bo HO._Maren ll
Freo Houp everyday, at ll o'clock, at FOL
I.OCK*S.
EVERYBODY
0)EB TO
LOVE & CO.'S !
BECAUSE they procuro tb,o J a tc at styles in
DRY GOODS, and get better vaino for
their money Dian can bochad in ?ny Other j
house tb tho city.
We are n^w ubOwing an on tire new ?tock in
new styles of ., r
LA DI ES'- MADE DRESSES,
P?llihease Over Dresses,
Ladies' Under Garments. ?Ve.;
"Oar Mr. LoVu" is shipping 'ni';' by every
steamer, uew novelties, and, our o took of.
DRESS :G0QDS,. LIX EX GOODS, &C.f
SnrpHBSM anything iii this market';"arid at
still lower prices. Weare a '!livo houao," and
intend driving a buhihcSaon fjulck eales and
small pro?ta, W. D. LOVE, .
. May ID ._B. B. MoCBEEBY,
READ THIS!
take pleasure in calling tho special
attention of the trade to our large and well
selected stock of . ?' '.
Ladies', Misses', Children's,-Men's and
Boys'
SHH BS IB 6MTBBS.
Which we aro selling at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
GIVE US A CALL, and examino bifore you
buv.
(hil
J. H. & BL. L. KINARI).
May 20_
?X.X. TO E?ND.
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE .'AND
extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Is in store and moving, making room daily for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which we will continue to receivo .ill through
thc season.
Ol li SA.IU'LK JJUUKAU
Ia a success, and wo aro now distributing
Gooda over the ontiro State through its
agency. . The most careless observer cannot
but eeo tho groat advantages- to bA- derived
from dealing with a livo house, ?be eure,
vb ero rive ry th ing ia kent moving by aystcna
and order-=whoro no extra prouts are tasked
on to pay idle hands.- Of course, we can and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANT
.HOUSE. IN TniS SECTION. -A positivo
proof ia, that wo sell moro Goads than all the
rest added together. That is tho proof.
Tho people know whoro to buy cheapest, and
let tho stranger follow tho great public. In
having, let them follow thean who know
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
Aprils __._? __
To bo Sold Very Cheap,
ONE of Groy Ss Son's celebrated OVER?
SHOT THRESHERS, with Separator
and Cleaner-ono of tho most simple sud du?
rable machines now in uso, and can be traue
portod by a ono-horeo Wagon.
ALSO,
Two RAILWAY TWO-HORSE POWERS,
adapted for Ginning or Threshing. Capacity
of Thresher: (?ala, (!00 buehols por ten hours'
work, and 273 bushels Wheat for ten boura.
Addroaa B. H. SPENCER,
May 30 3_ Columbia. H. C.
For Rent.
THE commodious and desirable
MROOMS abovo tho Storo wo occupy
singly, in anita, or altogether. Poa
session of thu second tloor desired in Sep?
tember. R. C. SHIVER & CO.
April 28_._;_
Lard! Lardl!
PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed strictly
pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
3, 5 and 10 caddies, for salo at reduced prices,
bv * JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
"May 23 _
. Notice.
THE firm of 8taok A Whitlock, was, by
mutual consont, dissolved on tho loth
iustant. All debts duo to or by the Arm will
be received and paid by W. H. Whitlock, who,
having bought bia . partner's, interest? will
oontinuo tho Lumber buainosB inbla own
name. 1 W. H. WHITLOCK.
May 27_.._ 3
Reduction in Prices.
LADIES' popular PONY I'n.E
TONa, ono or the nnmbor jiiBt
received, very stylish. No-top
_ _Buggies, Top Buggies and Turn
seat Boggles,ia variety. ? rino Six-pasBongor
Pinntoni?, on platform?; Four-passenger Pho
tons, on three- BpriiiRS. Open and Turn-Beat
Rockaway?. This varied stock la now being
offered very low.' Alao for ea Io'a desirable
i pair of HAY MARES.
Slay 23 J W. K. GREENFIELD.
COUNTV CLAIMS ANO JURY CKIIT1
FI?ATKH bought by .'
1 Feb g__ D. OAMggjMfc Broker.
i A Ano summer tonio is Uattor.t'6 Bitters
I can bc had at POLLOCK'S.
y j) -.. '? <; TO '. *'* 1 ? L-' U Y '.'
- y ? F ?v viI'. . : '. .\ . JU ; ; ? <?
D EAGERS
And ; Those . in Want of
?> R Y Gr 0"0-?>
.it . . ,..?,...; . :.. i 5 J iTi^'.'j. ; !
J ?.,.;. ? ,.^.-..U i-r*rt-..} -, i
?^??iLu ? . ? -'' .. '
? . .". \ .> - .n-invi -Ji> ?ai* .>u<xU
K have DOW in atora a full 'lino 'of the
sewceVknd mott *M
. v ... i ... I i >'. -'. ?.-.f.
fis ll 10 M BL 8 GOOD'S...
r) Ur:' nit Vf ....Tl Ttl vi ML I.
Of domestic,. .French, : gnd Englieb.. manui&c-.
t ure, which we. guaiantca, at aJU Mme?, to; aoll
aa low, if not at leas pricea, than any honeo
la Columbia, buyjugr our Goods- from the
largest and moet celebrated oatHbJiabracnte
in t}\e United-. H tates. ; And. as we domro. to
please all, vre har? -now in oui bons? ihb.
." ' OP " fi
EVERY OL ABS OF.fr??DS,
From the lowest; to the highest, and wo feel
confident that ail those favoring'tu With an
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that ' >, ? /?
? ? E H O
-rsa ossr^Bv
lu this city to deal with.
Wo will, upon application, send promptly
i by mail, foll lineB-of Bamplca of tboao kind of
Qoods desired and a pacified by onr friend ?
and euBtomoTB. Jill orders accompanied by
cash amounting to $25 and over, delivered ia
auy part of the State free) of froight charaea.
I Those unaccompanied, will ba coat fl. O. D. ? .
Wo respectfully eoncit ordora, willoh will
receive the prompt &nd personal attention of
one of tho ur m. Oar. prioes being low, tra
think we caa render satisfaction to nil. Olva
ua a triaL
J. H. & H. L. KINARD,
May o _ COLUMBIA. Bi C.
GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
Aa. 5 JV. Shroeder Street, Ballimore, Md.,.
Manufacturera of . . . .
PORTABLE ABD STATION AH Y
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable. :':
OIKCOL&B ?AW nilili?, i
GAjfG, MULAYA*BJASn 8Alr 'm?LS\
1"1 HIST MILLS, TIMDI?B WHEELS, 8HJIN
VJT OLE MACHINES, Ac. Dealer? in Clicou
lar Save, Belting and Mill supplies Generally,
and manufacturer's agenta for.. Leffel's Cole
brated Turbine Water .Wheel .and overy .de?
aciiptien of Wood Working Machinery, a
A G H10 U LT U lt A L ENGLNEtJ A SPECIALTY.
SSrS?ud for descriptive Catalogu?e and
Trice List?. . yay 38 frilly
Glenn's Springs, Spartanburg County,
8. C, ' -
THIS ??h-ghtf?l Watering
placo will bo open for visitors
1ST JUNE, 1871.
_ :_._J 'Being aitu?tsdln tho North
j ern part of mo State, in a section remarkable
for delightful climate, beauty and healthful?
lness, this, together with the virtues of the'
water; makes lt one of the mo?t desirable
watering places to be found.
' The medicinal qualities of this water aro not
eicellod, and are a sovereign remedy for all
Female Diaeaaes, diseases of long standing,
Diaoaaea of the Livor, Bowels, Stomach, Kid
noys, Emptions of tho Skin, 8crofuli, Dje
pnpaia, Dropay, Rheumatism, Ac.
Arrangomente will be made to accommod?t o
I a large number of visitors.
The boat muaio will be in attendance to ec
livon the Ball Boom.
Fancy Balls during tho summer.
A Livery will be kept at modorate charges.
Ohargee- $2.80 per day; $30 to ?45 per
mont h. according to rooms. ' Children tinder
ten years of ago and colored servants half
price.
Cottages tarent at #25 and $50 for the ?ea
aou. W. D. FOWLEB,
Proprietor.
?rs- Stages from Joneavillo direct to hotel.
May 30_ilmofS
May Goshen Butter.
R TUDS new MAY BUTTER, for salo by
g) May 5 . E. HOPE.
.Seegeta;' Reer i* Puro.
r don't contain Oo?oenlUB Indi?ue Fish
Berriee to mako sleepy or headache.
Just Received,
PORTER S STEELE'S,
A FOIX LINE OF
SASH RIBBONS,
.IN ALL COLORS, FOB
.MAY PARTIES.
April 27
-; ? i .... i ...... m>.1
If a Portor Houao Steak will stop yonr hun?
ger, call at POLLOCE'S. . ' .